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Michigan Park Section

Michigan Park Section
South Dakota ave. and 11th st. ne.
New Groom semidetached brick
homes. S12,750: greatest value in
this price group GI financing, $3.50
down, approx. $50 per month (prin-
cipal, interest, taxes); convenient
financing for nonveterans; furnished
model home open daily. to z pm.
493S 11th ST. ne. Drive out
Michigan ave. ne. to 18th St,
north on 18th to South Dakota
11th st. ne. One bus fare zone:
Take Green Meadow bus from 18th
and Quincy to South Dakota ave
and walk west . blocks to 11th st.
Monroe Development Corp.
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IA Tenn. Ave. NE.
decor; full psmt, outside entrances,
h.-wh.
O'Bannon Realty Co.
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2oLoRED-13Os MASS AVE SE-

:. houses, big rms, one 2-family
house, = baths, fin. basement, gas
INV. heat, chestnut trim; good
house for doctor. Open Sat, and
sun. / to 5 pm. Call Mr.. Ken.
nedy AK 306O c. D. MURPHY,
RealtOr AT 6nb1 "a
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BFATs PAYiNG RENT-Gruver- built
row brick. = years old 8 rooms. semi
fin. base: gas h.-w.h.; approx. 800
cash. balance like rent; make an Of
fer. Evenings call HI. 1921. FRANK
G PHILIPS, DI l4ll
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL

open til d. Words cannot describe
the charm and individuality found
in this custom built home. 1t en-
joys SO many delightful and un-
usual features that only personal
inspection can do 1t justice. De-
lightful large living room with mir
rored fireplace, spacious dining
room with adjoining den-Solarlum
and superb ultramodern kitchen
downstairs; . twin-size bedrooms
nursery room and lovely tile bath
upstairs; very liberal closet space;
a really beautiful and usable recre-
alton room with bar and full bath
in basement; gas h.-w;h.; lovely
Handicapped and completely planted
fenced-in yard with barbecue pit;
expenslvely and taStefully deco
rated throughout. Make this home
a must for quick inspection. Direc-
tions: Out R. /. ave. ne to 18th ST.
ne, right about 2 blks. to open
sign.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. MA. 9197, 925 New York
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41O1 Bird ST. NV.

Open Sunday, "a pm. Home with
income Lovely S-room semidet
to eyerything; ARRANGED as , apis.
with . kitchens and baths; very
reas. priced Call AID OH21 for
details, SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD,
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Owner Will Sacrifice

Open today. to 5-l316 Underwood
st. NV; vacant: immed. posS. OF
this modern det. brick. e large
rooms. 2l2 baths: LIST floor powder
room, fireplaces in liv room and
basement: sas ht. LOUIS RUDDEN,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Semidet. brk., 3 rms. ea. apt:
Screened porches Modern tubs and
showers. Separate heating plants.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 2700. -6
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PAUL P. STONE
Realtor, MA. 1919. -6
JTTTrDTCT DFA
YUMA ST. Sc.

brk., less than & mos. old; in excel.
neighborhcod; gas heat; 2nd kit.
roughed in
O'BANNON REALTY co.
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VACANT

River Terrace. ) rms, bath. corner;
suitable for professional Office and
home: full cellar. gas heat At
trac.ively priced. Easy terms. To
inspect, call
NEWSOM
lll0 Fl st ne Ii 600 a
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-6

6O1O Eastern ave, nr. Eastern Star
Home: modern, 5-rm. -and-bath brick
house; . nice bedrms., full bsmt.,
oil heat. attractively decorated; no
extras TO ouy; priced right with
small down payment, balance like
rent. Directions: Out N. H. ave. to
QuackenboS ST. and turn right to
house Call Mr.. Stover, CAMPA-
NELLA & WOOD, EX Alb; ewes.
and Sun, TW. 1910 IS
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HENRY ]. ROBB, INC.

1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI. S141.
Evenings or Sundays call Emerson
S0l0 Or Emerson S:I3l. -G
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HoUsES-SAlE-s.E tcont)

81 800 DOWN-shipley terrace
Five-room semidet brick, about 2
years old: full hsmt,. gas heat, hard
wooo floors, tiled bath. etc. Around
$4,000. Call Mr.. Hogan. till Q
Pm Pm RA. 56l@. ATLAS REALTY
CoNvEN. TO sU1TLAND, Andrews
once: det. brick, 3 bedrms.. lot COX
100; S5,,35O cash, bal. S70.35 per
mo. at AZ. C. MccUNE. AT. 1890
NEAR National Guard Armory-Nice
h.--w.h.; det: 2-story brick garage;
price. S1O,50O: down payment, So
900, SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
I'll Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. %
HOME AND INCOME-.-a brick,
each apt; has liv; rm;; dinette; bed
gas heat % price, Hu s155oo: 1si du' located 1Sas,
EAST REALTY CO, 1al1 Pa. ave.
Sc, FIR. 1000. .
DUPLEX, !? apts.. ? bedrms. each.
liv. rm.. kitchen, dinette; sep. en-
5anGsI ca Mr. HYMAN H2SsTn SE sf ss S?Sk or 0ss IA
NEAR CAPIToL-Excellent row brick
price reduced to S1O,750, with So
600 down. 517 A st. Sc THOS. D.
WALSH sl5 l1th st. NV, DI. 577z5.
1873 POTOMAC AvE.-Brick. 3 rms.
. baths, > apts., oil h.-w h.: $" 900
sSH" ssh w9FboudHs4 H5e Real E4 EsfSFR
HOME. Sc. section, near
may have apt: on ground floor: nice
income quoted; reaS. down payment
THE you ST. REALTY. DU. 9766
LovEE} q H3 HfitLLcREsr-e-family aftL det
frances. Only S1S.95O completely
furn. Easy terms. Call for appt. to
see this property 1t is one of
RaE REAiTY sFsateS5 g. yaIaeS aR ss5 ANNENRERG ti
HURRY. vACANT-Det. bungalow,
$n,5oo5 cash G. MccUNE, AT. '.?fSo. 5fSo
1915 FIT. DAVIS ST. Sc. top Of Pa
ave. hill; vacant. semidetached
brick. good cond., g rms, tile bath,
finished basement. porch; gas h.-Wh.
T D. BURGESS. vi. @soe til 5.
sel7 NJ ST. Sc, z blk off MINI:
rms, bath, fun bsmt.. inclosed porch.
Lge. fenced yard. Sll.950; $1,000
down. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2sO2,
33i: BROTHERS PL. Sc, Cong
Hts.-Det. white frame: 6 rms. stor
fenced lot: near bus. shops. HOSPITAL.
theater; S1O,250; terms. SCOTT
SANDERS, TR. 1868: ewes, VI.
1911 CONGRESS ST. Sc, Cong Hts.
Beautiful det. brick. Z rooms, fin
ished basement; :, baths; stone and
brick 3-car garage: Anchor fenced
lot 50Xl 80; Slg,S5O. Inspect by
appt. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868;
ewes, VI, 0990. -
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14O1 W VA AVE NE.

14O1 w. VA. AVE. NE.
Colored-Corner. vacant. Open 1-5.
Attractive brick home. situated in
the better ne. section overlooking
spacious college grounds: it contains
& large rooms. modern tile bath and
shower, fun bsmt.. auto. gas heat,
front and rear parcheS, large yard
and Diet. brick garage: ideal for doc
tor or dentist. Immediate possession.
Inspect at once
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap st. Realtor. MA. $3.50
1919 TRINIDAD AVE.
today, ! to 3. Row
brick, new-houSe cond., > screened
porches, tub and shower, tiled kit,
gas heat, rec. room, b.-i. gar Can
be bought on reaS. terms. Don't fail
to see this today j. j. O'CONNOR.
Realtor. ST. 3S2": ewes. RA. 1919.
Colored-200 Blk. F st. NE.
Z rms. . baths, full bsmt, oil heat;
arranged for income if desired: rea-
sonable down payment. terms. SIMS
REALTY CO., DE. 1905; Sun, DE.
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OPEN SAT- AND SUN.

Lovely Mich. Park Hills. Just over D.
C. line in Md See these beautiful
detached brick 3-bedrm. homes, gas
heated. full bsmt., and large, land
scaped lot. Each has spacious living
rm.. dining rm. and mod. Kit. Priced
from S15,100 to Sl5,950. Open
Sat. from to 8; Sun. to 6; Mon.
through Fri, 7 to pm. Drive out
Sargent rd. ne. to Chillum rd., rt. to
18th ave, follow signs to open house
at 1871 Jonathan st. Phone Mr..
Smiley, HO. O575, for further in
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NEW BECK SIT. HOME

NEW 6ECh ol 1oMG
Brand new home in beautiful re:
stricted section; built for personal
use: 3 bedrms., tiled bath; one xs ex.
st. Sc, Just on Alabama ave. Con-
ventent. TR. 6021. %
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ANACOSTlA. on MINI. ave. se-I
Substantially built semidet. brick, 6 |
rooms, tile bath. recreation room.
lavatory, all chestnut wood trim. oil
h-wh. garage. deep lot; substantial
cash. HARTMAN REALTY INC, 1874 ;
Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 4i00, VI. |
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luxury HOME

Open ss sun sG pm custom 4aan bat 5sih
,-story brk. Colonial, situated on a
beautiful. shrubbed corner lot 95x
105 in Michigan Park, AS you enter
very attractive liv. rm. with open
firepl., tull-size din. rm.. cozy den
lgc. all-elec. kit. and breakfast nook /;
md A. has 3 full-siZe bedrms. and
:, tiled baths: Bird f.. finished in
knotty, pine and heated; fun bsmt.
bath. cold storage rm. and laundry
rm.. auto. gas heat; side screened
porch and gar. imported tailored
drapeeries, Bendix washer and 9
quick sale and open to an offer;
Every one welcome: To reach: out
Michigan ave to Varnum st. ne. to
10th St, right on 10th st. to 4230
and our open sign. For further
details call Mr.. Powers. with
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50. Ewes. and SUM-. 81. 3103.
1858 DELAFIELD ST. NE.
New h9use Sr;sp opep Sat and md. Sun; to g
baths, cheerful kitchen. 6-ft. refgr;
Price. SI5,750: $1,000 cash, balance
monthly. Out Sargent rd. me-, to
Delafield. turn right to our sign.
1mne diate possession. Mr.. Pendle-
ton, DU. 1868.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346. -6
4O5 QUACKENBOS ST.
Vacant. Open Sat. and Sun, l. to
dark. Newly decorated semidetached
brick: rooms and tile bath. &C.
heat, full basement; excellent financ-
ing at 40. Inspect today. MUIR
RAY CO, MA. 1856. 6s
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
1900 block Taylor st. ne. New brick
home, with pleasant view: unusual
artistic interior finish, ga baths;
large lot; FHA financing If desired;
near monastery and just across
the street from Holy Name College.
AT. O566 or AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
2423 Minnesota ave. Sc. -6
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Biggest BARGAIN Yet

Colored-NW. semidetached brick, 6
rooms. bath. cCa! heat. basement;
nr. 4th and Fla. ave. Only Sl,100
down total payments SS1 30 per
mo. PALPH D. COHN. 1924 K st.
NV, ES. 5T01. GE 6Rtu S
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S1O.5O0
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

1893 3rd st n.e.-Row brick, 2 bed
rm. 3rd st. ne, opposite Uline
Arena. See our exhibit sign and
house: only SS,450 total price. RE
1916; ewes. HO. 594U. CHAPMAN
REALTY CO. -
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RROOKI,AND

colored. 1000 block Hamlin st. ne
Price reduced; large rooms. .
baths, oil heat; good condition;
equipped for renting to help with
payment. A real buy on special
terms Mr.. Holmes. EN- $685..
PAUL P. STONE
Deolfor MA S9SO a
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Burr & Young, Realtors
ONLY 81 600 DOWN

And S65 per mo. will buy a MICA
home with :? acres Of land. at 1918
marlboro pike Sc. next to O'Don-
neiFs Farm; this land may be very
valuable some day; house has rms,
path and garage; a fine bargain.
Phone FIR. S357 till 8 pm,
ANNENBERG REALTY co,
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VIM. A. LYNCH
40 Bond Blde.

OPEN 1::3O TO $50
T133 eth ST. NV. near Walter Reed
Large del house, large lot: oil
h.-wh; ) large bedrmS priced
very lew for Quick sale; mr.. churches,
schools and transp; terms. Be sure
to see this today or call
VIM. A. LYNCH
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COIORED-V ST. NV,

Nr N. CAPITOL - Beautiful 6-roor
home. all modern improvements. i.
glass Enclosed rear porches, hard.
wood Aoors. excellently kept wood.
work throughout: entire house re-
Gently redecorated; full basement
automatic heat, deep rear yard. ga
rage. Immediate possession. Terms
Shown bv appointment.
ERNEST T. EILAND
1909 9th st. NV, DE. 1878. Sun
ATT GS-I
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CoLoRED-I,oo VERMONT .

CoLORED-I12O VERMONT AVE.
n.w.-5-room frame; zoned lst COM
meTcial; $1,000 down.
Colored-2U4S E ST. n.w-6 rooms
and bath, row brick: $500 down
SO month.
Colored-Brooks Court rooms,
brick: $3.50 down
Colored-Rooming house. 5s rooms
ATHsY R13ns s Co. Fea a. m?nfy 5fR st! maSeT h.T
EX. l..17; ewes. DE. 4S2O. g.
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OPEN SUNDAY, is PM.
fireplace, din. rm., modern kit. 3
nice bedrms., tiled bath, full bsmt,
with z bath, gas heat; , homes
have powder rm. on 1st lr. Price,
S15,S5O to S16.6OO. On terms.
Ala. ave, left. to 46th St, left 2
blks. to Easy place.
Southeast Realty Co.
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COLoRED -BROOKLAND broom
bungalow. Jackson St; real fireplace,
hardwood floors, gas h.-wh; soft
lot, earage, good condition; well
financed; reasonably priced
V. D. JOHNSTON
9o5 You st. NV. HU. 1912. DE
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JUST OFF 18th ST.

1924 Taylor st NV. Open Sun. l
to s. Det. Col. brick, i bedrms.,
> baths, Den and Law. on first Il,
plus lge. liv. rm-, full-size DIN rm.
and kit. A real home in 1st-clsss
neigh, "a SOS of trans, nr. schools
In fine cond; oil h, det. .9-car
brick gar. On nice size level lot;
500 900. Can finance to suit. Con-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hsss,

ss~SSsS s~N SNsS SV0tH$0 03F
SEE THIS VALUE-$l3,9D
Most conveniently located Just OF
Alabama ave. near Fairfax Village
shopping center. Here Is com.
pletely modern semidet. brick home,
including 3 bedrms., bath, living
room, dining room, fully equipped
Kitchen: most unusual rec. room with
built-in bar and built-in elec. rec.
ord player with loud speaker in
wall: also has storm sash: gas air.
conditioned heat. To inspect today,
call Mr.. MaEehal RA. 1851. with
Burr & Young, Realtors
DE. 4444
Mr.. GREENWAY APIS.
Practically new row brick home, con.
tanning bedrms.. tiled bath, gas
&C. ht: Large living rm, dining
rm., fully equipped kitchen. You
can take advantage of an existing
Gil loan of about $4,000. 4Co in.
terest, payable S67.27 mo-, incl.
taxes, insurance. principal and
Interest, The, price is right for .
quick sale. and fairly low cash pay.
ment will be accepted from re.
sponSible buyer. Sun. and ewes.
Burr & Young, Realtors
DE 44Id
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CoLoRED-AVoN REALTY co. 800
block 18th st. ne. Row brick, 6
rms, built-in bath. " kits, bath in
bSmt. Full bsmt.. oil h.-wh. Price.
Sl3.500. Good terms. Can be seen
by appointment
500 block L st. n.e-Semidet., 5
redecorated Vacant Price, SILL
$50; $50 down DU. 1927 or
DE 6oS4 or AT R4S5
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JACK POT HOUSE

JhOh IOI IIOOoC
You hit the jack pot when you buy
radio, recorder. phonograph and bar
in the rec room: 3 nice bedrooms,
gas heat; nice lot. Better see this
and hit the jack pot. Call Mr..
Carver. HI. S245. with
POTTS REALTY co.
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COLORED-S95O DOWN

Brk. house, arranged as 2 apts. Of
2 rms, kit. and bath ea:: excel. ne.
ewes: and Sun. GE. o727. TIPP
REALTY CO.
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ROGER MOSS, Realtor
2125 R. Il. ave. ne, HO. 5000. IS
APARTMENT HOME
Modern brick house, 3 complete apts:
one-bedroom apt available April for
owner occupancy: rents will cover
all expenses and loan payments:
house and furn. excel. cond.: gas
heat; reasonably priced, with modest
initial payment MR.. RISCOE, EN-.
34SQ GE
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EXTRA SPECIAL,

Colored-7 rms. 700 block Irving st
Hardwood frs, h.-wh.. Venetian
blinds, front and back porches;
house in excel. cond.; 2-car gar;
preWar price NO. 1898.
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|nCQthedrol

Miss Jane H. McMullen, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
A. McMullen of Cumberland, Md,
and Mr.. Glen Tasker Albrecht,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril E. Al
brecht of Vienna, Va, were mar
ried at high noon yesterday in st.
Matthew's Cathedral, Father VIII
liam Await officiating at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride, who is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Charles r. Mac
Donald of Cumberland, was es-
corted to the altar by her uncle,
DR.. Charles r. Macdonald. She
had as her maid Of honor Miss
Mary Theresa Hammersmith of
Staten Island, N. Y. The other
attendants were Miss Eleanor Lee
Tolson of Cumberland, cousin OF
the bride. and Mrs. c. Thomas
Grimm II.
Mr.. Charles F. Bruenner Of
Alexandria was best man and the
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|krs. Miller
To Be Wed
In India

Mrs. Philip Hunter Fleck Of
Ossining, N. Y, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Mrs.
Helen Fleck Miller of Washington,
to DR.. Chester Martin Van Allen
of Vehra Dun, India.
Mrs. Miller, who is manager Of
the Woman's National Democratic
Club, is the former wife Of Mr..
Floyd Ruddick Miller. She will
leave by plane on September 18
for India and her marriage to DR..
Van Allen will take place upon
her arrival in New Delhi.
DR.. Van Allen, who is an Ameri-
can, has been practicing medicine
and surgery in Shanghai and In
dia for a number of years. He has
his own hospital for surgery in
Dehra Dun and practices medicine
in New Delhi. He and Mrs. Miller
met when she was serving with the
American Red Cross in India.
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man, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
L. Haldeman Of this city. The
wedding will take place in Akron
in the early fall.
Miss Hoover is q graduate of
the University of Akron, where
she was a member of Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma Sorority. Mr.. Halde-
man attended George Washing
ton University, Drexel Institute in
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Philadelphia and was graduated
from Penn State in 1948. He is
a member OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity.
The prospective bridegroom
served three years with the 84th
Division and now is associated
with the Goodyear Tire and Rub
ber Co. In Cleveland.
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ushers were Mr.. Grimm and MIR.
George Schelhorne II.
The wedding reception was held
in the garden of the home Of the
bridegroom parents. The couple
are on a southwestern wedding
trip and they will reside in Vienna.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill Moore
Of this city announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Mary
Almeda, to Mr.. Guy Richard Spon-
seller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray j.
Sponseller of New Oxford, Pa. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Miss Hoover
|P|Qns t0Wed

From Akron, Ohio, comes the
announcement of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair G. Hoover Of the engage
ment of their daughter, Cherry
Louise, to Mr.. Lloyd Timm Halde-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

rapher who loved to travel"
Eventually. the family settled
down in the sequachee Valley,
Tenn. She learned something
Of photography from her ia
ther, then show business from
her husband, whom she mar
ried when she was 10. Show
business was her life for 80
years. The Logans did COM
edy acts, and later Travelled
through the South showing
the early motion pictures.
When one movie trip took
them to Falls Church they
took a good look at Washing
ton. liked it, bought a ROOM
ing house and stayed. Since
widowed, Mrs. Logan now runs
three lodging houses, creates
her pictures and crochets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
BY Betty Miles

bling dough. Is pulled. pushed
and squeezed until the relief
work Is completed. Next. wa
ter colors are applied, then
several coats Of shellac.
Mrs. Logan has been doing
this work for seven years.
Birds, flowers, strawberries,
corn husks, country scenes
and scenes from legend are
included In her store of pic
lures. OF the nearly 200 she
has made, many line the
walls Of her rooms, while
others are stacked in a closet.
She works from pictures,
rather than life. making
adaptations as she pleases.
Born in Lee County. Va,
Mrs. Logan was, she explains,
"the daughter Of a photog-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
Raised Painting on Wood

A LTHOUGH she has never
"A taken an art lesson In
her life. Mrs. Irene K. Logan
has translated her love of
color and beauty into an in
teresting medium. Her work,
reminiscent of bas-relief, she
describes as raised painting
on wood"
Mrs. Logan experimental
Tor two years before she
found the right substance to
use In fashioning the nodded,
raised figures. flowers and
other objects that adorn the
plywood on which they are
placed. Precisely what this
substance Is she declares her
secret. After a pencil sketch
Is drawn on the board, the
soft white material, resem-
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Garrett Injury Suit
Settlement Reached

Settlement of the 5000 900 dam
age suit of Judge and Mrs. Finis
j. Garrett against Doctors Hos
pital and DR.. Robert H. Groh
has been reached. opposing coun-
sci in the case revealed yesterday.
Attorneys Austin r. Garfield
and William T. Hannah. repre-
senting the CARROTS. said that
substantial" settlement has been
made both by the hospital and
DR.. Groh. a psychoneurologist.
Attorney John r. Daily, speaking
for the physician. described the
agreement as satisfactory to all
parties" Neither side would re-
veal the amount involved.
The settlement was reached
after five days Of trial before a
District Court jury and Judge T.
Alan Goldsborough. Opposing
counsel spent practically the en-
tire day yesterday In bench con-
ferences. Judge Goldsborough
then dismissed the jury.
Judge Garrett, chief Judge Of
the United States Court Of Gus
toms and Patent Appeals. and his
wife, Elizabeth. SO, sought the
damages on q claim Of negligence
against the co-defendants. Mrs.
Garrett sustained permanent hip
injuries as q result of fall while
DR.. Groh's patient at the hospital
in March. 1947. She fell shortly
after receiving an electric shock
treatment administered for mel
ancholia.
Judge and Mrs. Garrett live at
$3.50 Springfield lane NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

ing to police statistics. the num-
Der OF fatal shootings and OF
crimes backed by lethal weapons
has taken an alarming upswing.
The Manila group has submit
ted O memorandum TO President
Elpidio Quirino urging enforce
ment Of the gun license law,
heavy penalties for gun-running
and smuggling Of ammunition and
explosives, and speedy trials for
offenders.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
u. ). Reds Decisions
On Dumping Browder
Described al Trial
sy fhs Asseeio.sd Press

| NEW YORK. June 16.-Decisions
/ by American Communist leader
ship which led to the dumping OF
Earl Browder as national party
chief were described yesterday at
the Red conspiracy trial.
/ Gilbert Green Of Chicago, uli-
nois Communist chairman. gave
his version Of steps leading to the
custer of Browder and the return
to power Of William z. Foster.
The Browder-to-Foster shift In
1945 is q vital point IN the Gov
ernment's case against the II de-
PENDANTS, charged with conspiracy
to advocate violent overthrow OF
the Government.
The Government contends the
party at that time dropped It's
wartime cooperation with the
United States system in favor of q
policy Of violent revolution.
Turned Against Browder Policy.
Green, second of the top Com
munist leaders to take the witness
stand, said he believed in Brow
ders labor-capital collaboration
policy in 1914. but decided in l945
that it was wrong.
The witness said his change OF
position was caused by the Amer
ican Red Politburo's criticism OF
postwar foreign and domestic pol
icy. He said the discussion took
place some time between May "a
and June 2, 1945.
Later in his testimony. Green
said the Red leadership had IN
dependently" begun a "funda-
mental review" of party policies
under Browder at politburo meet
ings as far back as January. l945
The May 24-June 2 span is sig
nificant in the Governments con-
tention that the alleged l945 con-
spiracy was dictated from Moscow
May "a has been given as the
date of the first publication ir
the United States of an article ~
Jacques Duclos of France, an in
ternational Communist leader
which criticized Browder's policies
Policy Changed June 2.
June 2 has been given as the
date on which the American -Polit.
buro adopted its resolution Il
scrap Browderism.
Green. conceding that the
Duclos article was given weight by
the American party leaders. later
insisted there had been earlier
politburo discussions regarding
possible changes.
The witness said the American
Politburo instructed Browder to
write a very sharp editorial Tin
the Daily Worker condemning the
polices OF the United States
Omitted Nations) delegation at
San Francisco. particularly in
regard to the seating Of Argen-
tina"
Government objections pre-
vented this editorial from being
introduced in evidence. Defense
counsel contended it would dis
prove a Government allegation
that the American Communist
Party did not change its line until
after 1t had been criticized by a
Ukrainian delegate to the y. N.
for "Browderism."
Foster, present national chair
man Of the party, was indicted
with the II defendants. but illness
prevented his trial.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
MoniIu Citizens Unite
To Fiqht Gun-Totinq

MANILA. Philippine Islands
Five Manila civic organizations
have banded together to smoke
out Philippine public enemy No.
1-unlicensed firearms.
Gun-toting has been common
In these islands ever since the
war but In recent weeks. accord
Evening star., 1949-06-16

and the centra! Committee o. the
Communist Party On the gtSRrt!r
plan for The transformation ei
nature"
This plan. rs Il has been an
nounced. calls for reforest2iion O.
large part Of the Soviet Union
Two worl6S-Tvo Plans is