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Evening star., 1949-11-18
Mediators Call New Talks
To Avert Shipping Strikes
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Government mediators called
new meetings with union leaders
today in an effort to avert East
and West Coast shipping strikes
next week.
William N. Margolis, assistant
director Of the Federal Mediation
Service, asked representatives Of
the AFL's Masters, Mates and
Pilots Union to attend a con-
ference here.
The union postponed a sched-
uled East and Gulf Coast strike
of ship deck officers earlier this
week. After seeing Mr.: Margolis,
the unions leaders were to decide
whether to extend a strike truce
beyond next Tuesday.
The union and ship owners dis
agree on hiring practices, wages
and working rules.
Similar issues are at stake in
a dispute between West Coast
ship owners and the Sailors
Union Of the Pacific. The union
is taking a strike vote, but the
Mediation Service is holding con-
ferences in San Francisco In ef-
forts to head of walkout.
Simultaneous strikes by botS
unions could tie up practically
the entire merchant marine.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Don 4 Deserve 10 Live,
Says Baker, Admitting
Staying Of Girl, &
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18.-Mut-
tering II don't deserve to live
Fred Stroble. 66-year-old baker,
braced himself in a county jail
cell today for swift grand jury ac-
ton in the sex Staying of 6-year-
old Linda Joyce Glucoft.
Strobe, the grandfather Of one
of Linda's favorite playmates,
poured out his sordid story to Dis
trict Attorney William Simpson
as 48-hour fugitive search
throughout the West and into
Mexico wound up yesterday on a
stool in a downtown Los Angeles
bar-about five blocks from Gen.
trail Police Station.
Mr.. Simpson said Stroble, for
mally charged with murder, ad-
mitted he strangled and bludg-
eoned the little girl to death when
she resisted his advances. Ar
raignment is scheduled at $50
am. today in Municipal Court.
drinking All Day"
II had been drinking all day
wine. I wouldn't have done it II
I hadn't been drunk" Strobe was
quoted. Mr.. Simpson said the
ashen, gray-haired grandfather
who liked to buy children ice
cream and candy-then told Of
enticing Linda into a bedroom Of
the home where he lived with his
daughter, her husband and their
two children.
"The little girl did not suffer too
much. She was dead within eight
or ten minutes"
That was about 5 pm. Monday,
Strobe said. Linda's body was
found the next morning and the
search started.
Thought of Suicide.
Speaking in q low monotone as
stenographers and q recording
machine took his statement.
Stroble told how he boarded an
interurhan train for Ocean Park
and stayed in cheap hotels for
three nights.
He said he had thought about
by jumging of the pier.
but decided yesterday morning to
return to Los Angeles and give
myself up"
He had just returned on a bus
and gone into the bar for q glass
of beer when a laundryman. Bill
Miller, spotted him and told a
rookie traffic policeman. Arnold
w. Carlson. Mr.. Carlson con-
f1rmed the identification and Stro-
BILE submitted without protest.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
*. Brooke Lee Fences
Lots Sold 10 Others
For His Unpaid Taxes

E. Brooke Lee, Montgomery
County Democratic leader. has
placed wire fences around four
Silver Spring lots which the
County Council sold at tax-sale
auction to persons who outbid
him but which Mr.. Lee claims are
still owned by corporations OF
which he is president.
His move was the latest in the
"cold war" which has ragged be-
tween the party leader and the
council over the latter's right to
auction properties on which taxes
are delinquent.
In addition to fencing the lots.
Mr.. Lee said he erected mo tres
passing" signs. Three of the four
signs have disappeared. however,
during the past week.
The only sign still up is on a
lot adjacent to 19 Sunnyside road,
bought at the tax sale for $1.005
Evening star., 1949-11-18

by Milburn L. Murphy Of the
Sunnyside road address.
The three other lots were
bought by Melvin Payne. who pur-
chased one adjoining his home
for $861; Mitchael Abrams, 8002
Parkcrest drive, who paid $1,175
for one beside his residence. and
A. j. Marx, 8003 Parkcrest drive,
who bought one in the same block
for his brother law, Sam Gal
blum, 8001 Parkcrest drive. The
price was 81, 1,120.
All except Mr.. Payne, who could
not be reached, said they had no
immediate plans to contest the
legal ownership of the properties.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
JoIiot-Curie Sees Soviet
Using Atom for Peace
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Nov. 18.-France's top
atomic energy scientist, Frederic
Joliot- Curie, says he is absolutely
certain that Russia's atomic
energy research is devoted in
large part to peaceful work, for
pacific aims.
Joliot-Curie, who is a Com
munist, said, however, that on his
recent visit to Russia he did not
actually see any of the Soviet's
atomic energy installations, "be-
cause I only stayed six days"
He told a news conference that
he had seen other scientific
laboratories and was amazed by
the work being done, particularly
on cosmic rays. Joliot-Curie is
an associate member of the Mos
COW Academy of Sciences.
after what I saw in other
branches of Soviet science, the
Soviet atomic installations must
be considerable" he said.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
D. {. Dog Owners Warned
OF DANCER Of Rabies

In view Of the quarantine on
/ dogs in nearby Maryland. Health
Officer Daniel L. Seckinger today
alerted District dog owners to pro-
tect their pets from contact with
any rabid animals who might stray
into the city.
DR.. Seckinger said there have
been no rabid dogs in the District
since October, 1947. He attributed
that directly to- the annual anti
rabies immunization campaign.
The health officer called atten-
ton to District regulations pro-
hibiting dogs from being at large
in public places. Dogs should al
ways be leashed and in the charge
of some one able to control them
he said. Annual immunization
with anti-rabies vaccine also il
required by the District.
DR.. Seckinger has urged District
Pound Master Frank Marks to be
on the lookout for stray dogs ir
the city.
while we have had no rabic
dogs in the District of Columbis
since October, 1947," he said, I'VE
must continue to take every pos.
sible precaution when rabid dog.
are reported in surrounding local.
ities."
During the last campaign-foul
weeks in July and August-22, ZOE
dosg were vaccinated. In the lasl
five years nearly 1870, 900 innocula.
tions were administered and the
number Of rabid dogs reported
reduced from lot in 1945 to none
In the last two years.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Britain Taking Lead
In u. n. in Effort 10
Get Red Compromise
By the Asseeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Britain
appeared to be taking the lead to-
day in efforts to see whether Rus
sia is willing now to compromise
on some of the deadlocked East
West issues In the United Nations.
Thus far only tentative moves
have been made. There is no spe-
cific indication that the Soviet
Union is ready for conciliation.
Delegates noted. however, that
Britain's minister Of state, Hector
Mcneil, for the past two days has
made it clear that his delegation
would welcome talks with the
Russians
These cautious moves to deter
mine the Russians present atti-
tude on such issues as an inde-
pendence treaty for Austria and
the admittance Of new members
to the U. N. conceded with de-
bate in a plenary session Of the
General Assembly on the Greek
Balkan dispute.
Debate Continues Today.
That debate continues today at
the Flushing Meadow Assembly
Hall with delegates of Yugoslavia,
White Russia. the Ukraine, Tur-
key and Czechoslovakia listed
among the speakers.
Yesterday Soviet Foreign Min
lister Andrei Y. Vishinsky said the
Western powers had provoked the
Soviet Union into repeated use OF
the veto in the Security Council
by proposing the same candidates
for membership time after time.
Referring to that statement Mr..
Mcneil said: ''I thought this was
as near as the distinguished So
Wet delegate ever comes to plea.
If it was a plea, my (British) dele
cation would be the last to set it
aside" Mr.. Mcneil added that If
Mr.. Vishinsky wants to discuss
the membership question reason
ably the British delegation is
ready to talk things over.
Vishinsky Talks to Mcneil.
Immediately after yesterdays
adjournment Mr.. Vishinsky con-
ferred earnestly for is minutes in
the empty Assembly Hall with Mr..
Mcneil. The Soviet Foreign Min
lister refused to say what was dis
cussed-except maybe the weather,
which was crisp-but Mr.. Mcneil /!
said they had talked about an Aus
trian independence treaty, a con-
tinuing issue of consultations in
New York among the Big -Four
deputies.
Greek Vice Premier Constantin |
Tsaldaris late yesterday made q
new bid for peace with Greece's
Communist neighbors. He said:
ION several occasions we stretched
Q hand to them. We do it here
once more"
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Church Council to Hold
Dinner in Arlington

The Council Of Religious Edu-
cation, of the Arlington Council
of Churches, will hold its annual
fall dinner meeting at $3.50 o'clock
tonight at the Arlington Methodist
Church, Glebe road at South
Eighth street the Rev. Ralph Nor
man Mould, director Of the De-
partment of Children's Work OF
the Board of Christian Education
of the Presbyterian Church. will
sneak.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Church Buzuor Today

The Washington City Church Of
the Brethren will hold q bazaar
and bake sale at pm. today in
the basement Of the church at
Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue Sc. Proceeds will go to
the building fund.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Church Reception Tonioht

The Ecumenical Church Of the
Saviour will hold its annual fall
reception at $3.50 o'clock tonight
at the church.. 1707 Nineteenth
street NV. A buffet supper will
follow the reception.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28
NEWS : FROM CLAUDE KISSES

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Rosnus son had a letter this uoek, iron Mrs. Claude Heese at Excel sior, Minnesota. Mir. Hosse is out of the Hospital ad y:orking. They also operate a small berry ond chicken farm. Mrs .Hosso is also employed in on office near thoro, but fr. Hosse drives 20 nilos to his york. N inopiors live noor thon 'on a forn and she also wrote that Clarence sjodin is in Guam. George Sjodins do not live so vory far from tho Hosso family.
 Mrs. Hosse said that they rere always very glad to get news from tho Valley. Mr. .Hossc maintains that it is tho best country in the world. Last year they enjoyed a visit iron the 'Henning Benson family and caught up on sono of the Valley novs.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28
ACCA NEWS

ACCA NEWS .s:.>. .. From the December IlGcA Notes TO havo the fo1l oving:
 J,~oeu-Do.aGlas A $1oo.oo donation vas made toward tho Theol Clair fund. olAir col1octi ion Of $E.42 Nalnek 326.eo in collectio ions and a check for So5.oo ! N.slc 3l.oo memberships, .oo in donations, |, and $39. 50 from projects. Pelmor IT, Thanksgiving offering taken by the Ministerial Assoc fat ion of $22.43
 s. % toward the C'iri stnas fund at Nit. Edgocunbo Hosp ital by the l2: 30 Club. Valdez $50. .oo in donat ions and S27.oo in cookbook sal os.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Chanukah Party
AT the Temple

A Chanukah celebration for
members of the congregation and
students of the Saturday morn
ing Sabbath School will be held
at the Temple on Sunday evening
Two Chanukah plays will be CIV
en- by students of the drama class
es. The affair will be in the ira
dition of Latke Party and Mrs,
Morris Podolsky is chairman. On
her committee are: Mines. Her
man Berlin, Alex Federhar, Theo-
dore Rosenblatt, Martin Rosen-
blum and Leonard Weiner.
The party is a joint project of
the SiSterhood and the Student
Council of the Religious School.
There will be an admission charge
for adults. Proceeds will be di-
vided on the basis of $50 as the
Student Councils contribution to
the Religious School Building
Fund
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Brindis Gets
Nat. Honor

Joseph Brindis has accepted the
position of National Vice Chair
man for the American Zionist
Fund. The appointment was made
by the national Zionist leaders
in recognition of his Jewish well
fare activities in Milwaukee and
Tucson.
The American Zionist Fund is
successor to the Expansion Fund
and is used for important Zionist
work and education.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
CJA Chairnen
Continued from page IL

al organizations engaged in civic
protective work.
above ALL" Brindis continued.
Tucson must meet its RESPONSE
bilities towards the United Jewish
Appeal and the thousands of i'm
migrants still flocking to Israel.
''This year Tucson expects to
raise its largest sum for these
combined purposes. l feel conf
dent that with the campaign struc-
ture which will be organized and
with the cooperation of every
Jewish resident, we will do our
part toward aiding our brethren" "
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Temple RGCGiVGS
Gift Of MGnDrah

At Sabbath services Dec. Is at
Temple Emanuel, a Chanukah
Menorah presented by DR.. and
Mrs. Arnold Lieberman in honor
of the recent BaS MitzVah of their
daughter, Mary Ellen, will be
dedicated.
1t is one Of the first of such
gifts received at the new Temple.
The bronze Menorah is a superb
example of artistic craftsmanship.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Strikmon Buys Store

The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Strikman, E. 5th,
were happy to learn this week
that Mr.. Strikman is one of the
new owners of tn e Speedway
Pharmacy, 3847 E. Speedway.
Mr.. Strikman, graduate of the
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
and resident here for five years,
formerly was employed by the
Keller Drugs, Tucson. Together
with Harry Hudspeth, they have
bought one of East Speedway's
leading drug emporiums, and they
invite thrifty and quality-wise
shoppers to give them trial or
der. They have an excellent pre-
scription department and their
lunch counter is a mecca of east
siders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strikman are
prominent members of the COM
munity. Mrs. Strikman is now
president of Cong Anshei Israel
SiSterhOOd.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD

A first anniversary congrega-
ton dinner will be held at the
Synagogue jan 8 at which the
Sisterhood will be in charge.
Next Sisterhood meeting Jan.
9 at the Synagogue.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
AZA

Delegates to the Oakland con-
vention are: Bob Lukacs, Jack
Waltuch and the AZA basketball
team They leave Dec. %.
BIG and AZA held a Chanukah
Party Dec. %.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16

Sam Block won the prize for the
high three game series of the evening
-578. Gordon Shoes broke the single
game record with 1888.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
ARIZONA POST
BOWLING LEAGUE

Standings and Scores for Arizona
Post Bowling League
Monday, December IL, 1949
Harry DirenfeId Secretary
Evening star., 1949-07-24
ONLY 81 600 DOWN

New 6-rm. brick detach. home, an
outstanding buy in an. outstand-
ing location. Located between ,
This excel. constructed home repre-
Sents an unusual opportunity to
own a new home with a reasonable
down payment Has lse liv. .rm.
with real firepl., fully equip. kit.
big screened-in porch. full hsmt.
and many other fine features. Only
one left out of "a built. Sl6.750.
1904 Goth st. ne. Open Sun. >
pm. til dark. Drive out Michigan
ave. ne. to Eastern ave. and turn
right at shopping center, blk. on
service street | blk. east to Goth st.
STEUART BROS. INC, 1912 9th
Evening star., 1949-07-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AT ONCE-All cash-any houses
Priced for rental purpose Give de-
tails P. o. Box 5597, D. C.. 10
BRk. BUNGALOW, NV. Pref. pvt
specuiator. IA. 1909. -24
HAVE CLIENTS for homes in Ameri-
can University Park and Chevy
Ff UP. 81. oss5 or ttHSs III. s2ee 81 tAssnt5 5
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
haS. haS gou to eerp proPfTss PHos Whst yAR
721 10th st. NV. MA. O765.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-Intereste
in 3-bedroom house. garage. and acre
or half-acre lot: preferably in Ar
lington County; substantial down
payment. Call CHI. 1000. Ext. 20
WE HAVE ALL-CAsH BUYERS for
LINGER CO., Mr.. Hermann. MA
1896; ewes, GE. O4s4.
HAVE CLIENT with cash for det
brick, with bath on st A.; under
$4,000. McCUNE, 10. 3-6ss9. -24
I WILL PAY ALL CASH TO. houses
nto Md' only a'iSs MR c1RRo M SA. "ssli; SIT;
ewes. SH. 1882.
SMALL OR MEDIUM HOME. mr.
Rhode Island ave. ne, or nearby
MARYLAND. Pay all cash. Owner.
only. Call HY. 6611. -26
ARMY COLONEL. adult family, nc
pets. wants to rent 3-bedroom un-
furnished house or apartment: Va
2213. 25'
WILL PAY CASH for g. or s-rm
bungalow; prefer Silver Spring, di-
rect from owner. SH. 1894.
I WILL PAY you cash today for your
house in any section or in any con-
dition. RE. 2735; 81. 7747.
QUICK WILL be the action in buying
your house for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 1881. RIA. 341S. -30'
GI. WIFE and 2 small children. Near
Capitol. Will buy from owner. Call
HAVE READY CAsH-wil buy any
old house. will pay good price. Elk.
5s2l or IA. 6237.
consider 2-3-fam. house; lg. lot;
pref. from owner: NV. TAX. PIX.
Sil; spr. Price must be reas. 81.
NE. AND s.E. PROPERTY. We buy
for all cash. MAX MILLER, 500
Have IA E. rMMEDiaTE fMi DfsTi PURCHASERS
for 3 or bedroom homes in the
Woodridge : Michigan Park area
These people are anxious to buy
if they can find homes to suit.
Yours may be the one. Call Fred
SHANNON St: NM: Ma + gs4S! haeHs co. 1905 H
PRIVATE PARTY needs bedroom
home in &C. area. Will pay $4,000
cash down payment now, and an
additional $4,000 cash within five
months. Balance on monthly pay
ments Call MIR. DIXON at STeriing
G1 &c, EoUiTY hf!SAvvil WANTED-s-4 bedroom
house; MARYLAND or NV. District.
n PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property is what ysu desire
Call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
appraisais. Results since 1918.
WILL PAY TOP Cash sa.CE for
your frame or brick house. No com
mission RE 1866: ewes. AD. 6477.
IF YOU HAVE A HOME to sell in the
RoRTH1saroN R s5 osEf'nla kEAITY. R!is'' saa7 sisa7
ATTENTION. NE. AND Sc. owners
If 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 25 years old. JOE CURTO
REALTY. 335 H st. me-. FIR. 1900.
I WISH 70 PURCHASE a nice 3 or 4
bedroom home in a nice location
Have cash. Box 137-V, Star. "a.
WANTED-2-apt. house, outskirts of
town; reasonable price. TR. 3399.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, realtor, and long
estab. rooming house broker, can sell
your furniture in house and lease
your bldg. if place is suitable for
renting rooms; any size. RE. 5140.
PARTY WANTS to buy from owner,
white or colored houses. Pay all
cash, Boz AJAX, Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

COMPLEMENTARY AVE, mr..
Penna.. ave, Circle-Very desirable,
6-rm. brick home; gas heat; conven;;
NJ Mr. Abe RA p0SS sa4a x'h eve ste Sth s
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 200.
CoLoRED - ANACosTIA = 1s-ft.
frcnt row brick. 6 rms, tiled bath.
Ees rm, front t., and rear dpsp popches' les
Price. s1i $50. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR.
400. VI. 1915.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND d ST. Sc
-Brk. ) bedrms.. mod. bath. bsmt.,
Fsas. re- 11S1 dVHn ga Rsymsnt; sss5 j. a1NBEFe EF
CoLoRED-oPEN TO-DAY and Sun
day. , to 6 pm, 5542 Bass pl. Sc.
Brick, semidet.; 5 rms, bath.
h-w.h., gas furnace; laundry tubs;
owner sacrificed; low down payment.
CoLoRED-vACANT; move right in:
brick with concrete front porch,
storm windows. new oil heating. sys-
tenn. and back yard inclosed by
Aoshop hosf paranar fsnfs hone 5Gf r.
Really CO, AD. o53I till 9 pm.
coLoRED-opEN 8 TO e-7s7 Ken
tucky ave. SEE large pvt, rms,
full bsmt., auto h...w.h.; can be ar
coioRED-si eIe3aasE SO 90 Z DoWNNopen 70 eng : to
6-1424 Potomac ave. Sc, near
14th and Penna. ave. s.e.-come
around and see this lovely brick
home noreh pvt rms 9rsn fun bsmt nr,csa gas
Mr.. Hogan on the premises. cox &
CoIoRED-ii LGE. RMS. ga baths,
2-car brick gar, lge. lot; located at
642 B st. To be sold at once on
saf11fs ffiH 1s5ns sfEARss Ga sseS aaz Fl 18th st.
cSEokEp Is IMMEDIATE possession
of GAS st.-6-rm. and bath brick.
lge. rms, good cond.. h.-w.h.; easy
terms. Eyes. FIR. 377o. PHILIPS
dSEoEhBs s5EABNs e. pRx1Eb 5R5H Il FER FL s1tt Sc
mac. cond., basement, tile bath;
priced $1,000 under market for
quick. sale, $9,750: $3.50 down, low
monthly payments. OWNER, HI.
CoLoRED-REF1NED SECTION near
and BATH, 2 inclosed porches, base
ment, c.h.-w.h.; price. S11,750;
terms: LEIGH c; KELSEY. JR;,
XIV Z y. ave. s.c., t&bs I1A1 VI = w.
CoLoRRED-e BL. OFF NICHOLS ave-,
1922 Dexter terrace s.e.,, .5-yr. old
semidet. brick. 8 rms, tiled bath.
deep lot; $l,250 cash. HARTMAN
s.e. TR. 4400. Ii. 3-1192.
COLORED-PosSEsSION 18th
2 incl. porches,. concrete front porch:
bsmt:, gas heat; good for home and and
terms. MIR. LEINsON: DI. 2244;
eyes; and Suns; Tu; XII 211k4' -
semidetached brick, full basement,
gas heat; possession RELIANCE
CoLORED sECTION-Five lots, COX
40 each and frame houses; suit.
able site for apt. or can remodel
and build 3 more houses; best offer
Call AK 1902 before noon or after
CcoLORED-ssOO OfE TO $1,000 DOWN
Large S-yr.-old brick, tiled bath,
Venetian blinds, bsmt., oil heat;
payts. like rent. Miss Smith, RE.
1R33 It'll T:3O p.m. COX G CO.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
INCOME-HOME
FOR. CT

II you have $1,000 cash, we
have home with income pos
sibilities of $3.50 per month
and you can live rent free.
Payments will be only S6O.60
per month. House has 8
rooms, nice porch and a beau
tiful yard with lovely flowers
and trees; bus at the door;
good Northeast location, just
Is minutes from downtown;
possession As days. Call Mr..
Blackwood. NO. 6597.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
4V43 4V116 - .
RE 36l4; eyes. RA. S3S6. =

600 BLOCK D ST. NE.
Attractive Kennedy built brick. 1a.E
#. wide; 6 rms. bath, full cellar
h-wh. with gas furnace. Price
Sl2,500 on terms. Possession al
settlement. HOHENSTEIN BROS.
ER. 20NO; ewes. SH. 6245. "a
Evening star., 1949-07-24
2o41 Rladensburp Rd ME-

BUNGALOW. large; zoned 1st comm.
too; s bedrooms. ga baths. liv rm
din rm., kit; inclosed porch: big
front porch, gar; full basement
oil h.-wh.: insulated. weather.
stripped. storm windows. screens:
clean as new pin; price and terms
reduced for quick sale; owner now
out of town; must sell Immediately
only Sl5,9 down. 81 $50; bal
like rent A. R SEELYE. l40O 1
St NV DI S3o5
Evening star., 1949-07-24
SUNDAY SPECIALS
FXCEIJ,ENT VALUES

"a CORAL HILLs-Finest. beautiful.
modern trick, the. kind Of home
for. comfortable living. Complete
apt. in basement with knotty pine
finish and separate entrance. First
floor, large liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.' kitchen, bedrm.,, "a bath,
full side porch; 2nd floor . bedrms.
tiled bath: oil h.-W.h. This home
sets on large corner lot, beautifully
handicapped; garage; handy to every
thing and you will agree it is not
overpriced.
(2) 3543 M ST. s.E.-Modern 9-story
detached brick home: liv. rm., din.
rm. and kitchen with refer. and
stove included, on lst floor; 2
large and L small bedrm. with tiled
bath on 2nd floor; full basement;
gas &C. heat. Plenty of back
yard. Attractively priced to sell
with small down payment.
CD ON MINI. AVE, near Fort Du-
pont Park-Lovely 2-bedrm. semi
det. brick home, with gas &C
heat. Reduced to sell this Sunday
Hurry and let us show you this
(4l soxao WOODED CORNER. of,
Mlnn. ave.-A 3-bedrm, o-story
frame house. beautiful trees anc
shrubs, grape arbor; new roof and
paint; garage. cement porch; base
ment, INV. heat. Priced TO sell.
G.. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
1901 ?5th st. Sc. AT. 6227.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
BEST BUY-$65 MO-
OPEN TODAY, / TO 6

DEE AMI oO1
100 TUCKERMAN ST. NE.
Detached, brick, gas heat, full bsmt: !:
excellently constructed; center-hall
plan; large liv. rm. with fireplace,
mod. kit, stove, refgr., din. rm.,
3 delightful bedrms.; Anchor fenced
yard: hardwood frs; alum. screens.
Detour: Go N. H. ave. extended to
Eastern, left to Kansas, left to
Tuckerman. Call ia. 0S94.
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Near 14th and Penna. ave. s.e-One
apt, $50. live In other: newly pap
cred and painted; beautiful back
yard, front porch. full base. Price
only Sl0.950: good terms. R A.
SEELYE. 1400 l. st. NV. DI S325.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
ATTENTION. VETERANS

Splendid opportunity to acquire home
and income: ] lth st. Sc, near Lin
coin PIX. 2-story brick; 10 rms.
bath. oil h-wh.. v. A. approved
price OF S12,750 small down pay
ment For details. phone HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. FIR. 5000; ewes. or
Sim SH HJiS Ok