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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

speaker at the first general Sos
sion April 26. following an Hon
or Dinner"
BANQUET PLANNED
A banquet and Mothersingers
concert are programmed for the
evening OF April 81 Conference
and elections will fill the days
April %. there will be a sig
nificant symposium panel on the
following three subjects:
What Michigan Schools CT
fer" What Parents Want OF
Michigan Schools, Youth Looks
at Michigan Schools"
The closing address will be
given by DR.. Thos. Pryor, pastor
OF the First Methodist Church
Royal Oak. and chairman OF
Character and Humane Education
for the Michigan Congress p. T.
A.
The National Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers will be repre-
sented by its vice-president from
Region 3, Knox Walker of Al;
lanta. Ga. who is past-presi
dent OF the Georgia Educational
Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Union District
Sunday School
BY John r. Wade

Mis- Peggy Joyce Hall, CORE
bonding secretary of the District
reports more than twenty-five
schools and fifteen or eighteen
BTUs which make up the mem
bershlp Of this Congress. We aEe
emphasizing this thought for the
month Of April. Leaders Must
Be Learners.
Bv the time this column gets
10 YOU this week we will be in
our April Inspirational Meeting
al the Providence Baptist church.
ga Adelaide. Rev. John Lewis.
pastor Hurry right on over to
the meeting il you have forgot
len II. OF if YOU did not get your
notice in time. Our theme for
this meeting is Building a Strong
District" Mrs. Lucille Hancox of
Nj, Zion. Mrs. Eliza Wright of
New Salem. L. M Hatcher Of New
Liberty Mrs. A. Mayes of Union
Baptist and many others Of the
churches q The District will dis
cuss tins thcN>
The Young Peoples Congress
Is under the supervision of such
able supervisors as Mrs Minnie
Lewis Of New Liberty. Mrs. Ann
Sanders Of New Salem. Mrs
Pearl johnson. Sun Light. Mrs.
Emma Leo Walker OF Mt Glenn
ems and many others.
The Path Finders" Class in
Religious Education was happy 10
welcome Andrew Atkins as a
membcr.in their last session. The
infermation received in this class
each Saturday is proving TO be
very helpful to all those who are
attending
This is an appeal OF the presi-
dent and Dean. Leaders Must be
Learners so why not come on
and lci Us learn together each
Saturday from 6 until z The
Reg EA Rundeless Of the New
Liberty Baptist church has launch
Cd SIX month drive TO paw the
church out OF debt. Mrs. Minnie
Lewis is inviting all the Youth
70 work with the Youth Depart
N "
The. Rev c, II. Walker is in a
great building drive and asking
all hi, faithful and true and tried
members to support him one
hundred per cent
Churches Wishing TO be mention
cd 10 this column please get your
news in 10 John r. Wade 2240
Anteiam street or call 10. 7-4787
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
PALM SUNDAY

A, the Master walked forth
80 The city the throng bUre
nalms before him.
SERVICES -,
pey Claws sermon was You
~ Never Alone" AS the minis
o. delivered ms message iron
w.. w. nalm dccked pulpit. the con
ereqation seemed enthrallcd at
me picture he was painting with
words
REQUIEM
"a sorry TO hear OF the pass
no If Melvin Wilson. the Young
son 81 Marie and Edward VIII
s s This little Seeding has gone
~ srow in a more fertile field
Our deepest regrets.
SYMPHONY OF SONGS
The fourth annual recital #
Tho Peace Baptist Choral ensein-
blc Harry Edward. director, Was
Mid in the Lecture Hall Of the
Ar Institute. James Tanning Is
nresident of the group; Miss Clio
"a Williams was guest accon'-
psnsi
The program was rendered IN
,hrtc groups. first were cnoIal
FLASHES. "The Cerubim Song"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Sunday morning al $50 a. IN.
the United Christian Church VIII
The resurrection Ot
Jesus Christ with two morn,ng
services and a service OF ded-
ication IL 1880 D m,
At $50 am, the Senior and
Junior Cholrs tombiI.ed vii
sing He is Alive followed ~
= baptismal service IN the church ,
new pool.
AZ Gas a. m. the Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Thelma Murray. Beatrice Murray
an d Mime Model Robertson
thrilled the audience in our last
Wednesday night fellowship meet
ing. Soloist desiring to join the
bureau may meet us each Wed
nesday and Saturday nights Get
this paper each week for our
news.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT. APRIL ls, lsS
"Tctory Over Death ="
Reu. Jordan s Sermon

School viii celebrate Easter with
. parade Of recitations and songs.
Eleven a m Inc Gospel ho-
rus and Senior Choir Will sing.
Holy Communion viii be ctle-
brated and Rev r. l. Jordan viii
preach. using as his subject
Victory Over Death
At 1880 D. ~ mothers and
fathers VIII bring their n'Iie
babies 10 service Of dedication.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Wouldn YOU rather have your children
sole than cry when you have 10 give
them laxative7 SYRC p OF BLACk-
DRAtGHr was designed to put
laughter on a child's lips instead Of
tears IN his eyes. You see, SIRCP OF
BLACk-DRAuGHT il 30 pleasant
tasting, 20 easy-to-take, that most
children actually like it, sweet, spicy
H'vor And you will like SYRUP OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Read TIN PIN TALES by
Bob, on the Sports pages of the
DETROIT TRIBUNE each week
Tor he most complete coverage
Of The Bowling World OF any
Detroit weekly. Also. tell your
friends TO follow Bob and his
column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
MONS A HONEY
When We Kids Need Laxative, She Gives os
Syrup of Black-Draught

BLACK-DRAUGHT's usually prompt
results when given according to dlrec-
lions What n comfort il is to know ihat
the purity and quality Of your ch'lds
isSsi,ye e saiegiarded by the care and
manuiacturing skill for which the
makers of BfACK-DRAUGHT have
so long been famousl Get a bottle oi
SYRi p OF BLACK-DRAtGHI now
Its the friendly laxative for ShIldrenI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
P|PS & SQUEAKS
BY BLANCHE HALL

Your hair is soft and black
Shining in its rich splendor.
Your body is sweet and soft:
AS soft as a Nighungaie S
tremble
Your eyes. an how they shine
Like bright star like shrine.
Your lashes softly shade your face
AS YOU lift your lips, in angenc
grace
Your lips are soft and caressing.
Like a cool breeze on scorchng
hot dav IN a desert
I'm yours for the asking. because
My darling. this is the "AwaSea-
ing"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

STORK NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner
OF Tennessee are expecting 2
visit from the stork in q few
months. Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie
Calhound are the proud parents
OF twin girls. Mr. and Mr..
Reginald O'Rickett Of Elba Place
are expecting visit from the
stork in June. Mr.. and Mrs Jes-
sic Banks little boy blue IS
really bouncing. Boy. can he es-
ercise his lungs.
The Dizzy Be Bops will give
their pre- Easter dance Frid =
night know is going 10 be
sharp Yours truly visited tie
Club Sudan Saturday night; II
was real nice
East Commences concert date
has been set for June 3. al South
Eastern at 8:l5 D. m. If YOU war
light and grand opera, they nav
it in English and Italian most
OF the songs are taken from soms
opera II YOU are iniereSted. lcl
me know.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
SNAP OUT OFF It'll

SNAP OUT OFF I'll
What do YOU think this IS? J
thought so. You thought ! WIS
going TO tell you more about the
awakening. ! fooled you.
A VISITOR
Miss Ruth HouSer OF North
Carolina is visiting here W tn
her relatives on Cherrylawn ave-
Miss Houser plans TO make the
kvisit permanent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Mich. PTA Congress
Sets 32nd Annual
Meet For Escanaba

speaker at the first general Sos
sion April 26. following an Hon
Evening star., 1949-03-06

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Evening star., 1949-03-06
|Ne1Vlv1Veds Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Clifford
Morgan, jr., who were married
recently in the Congregational
Church i'm Mystic, Conn.,, are now
making their home in Washing
ton.
The bride, the former Miss Mar
celia Ruth Hodge, daughter of Mr..
Orlando John Hodge of Chevy
Chase, attended Furman Univer-
sity and Temple Business School.
She has been with the State De-
partment for the past six years.
Mr.. Morgan, whose parents live
in Mystic, is a graduate of the
University of Connecticut and is
specializing in genetics at the
Cancer Research Institute in Be
theSda. He also is studying for
his masters degree at George
Washington University. He spent
three years with the armed forces
in overseas service.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Miss Bell Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde L. Bell OF
Camp Springs. Md, announce the
recent marriage of their daughter
Miss Barbara Marie Bell. to Mr.
Thomas Richard Hill, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Buren Hill of Clin-
ton, Md.
The ceremony took place in St
Barnabas Church of OXon Hill
with the Rev. Robert F. Henry
officiating. Miss Edith Desiderio
and Mr.. David Hill were the at
tendantS.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
In Ne1V Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Passanc
Weston, formerly of Chevy Chase
who returned to the Capital some
time ago from Miami, where Mr.
Weston was with the War Assets
Administration, are now in Silver
Spring. With their son ano
daughter. Richard and Margaret
they now are making their home
in the Goodacre Apartments.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Mrs. Emma c. Burns announces
the engagement of her daughter
Miss Patricia Cecilia Wilson, tt
Mr.. Bernard Herbert Olbrys, sor
of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Olbrys
of Trenton, N. j.
Miss Wilson Is a graduate oil
Notre Dame Academy and the
immaculate Junior College. Mr.
Olbrys attended Villanova College
and will be graduated this June
from Georgetown University Den
tai School, where he is a member
of XII Psi Phi Fraternity.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

vary Baptist Church, DR.. Clarence
w. Crawford officiating.
Mr.. Albert L. May, brother of
the bride, gave her in marriage
and she had as her only attendant
Miss Quebe E. Nye. Mr.. Walter
P. Luthy was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Joseph Jackson
and Mr.. Lawrence Jackson.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

doing a better cleaning Job
FASTER! Gets bathroom floor,
tiles, tub and lavatory sparkling
clean and bright and though
SERGEANT'S Is s times strungea
than carbolic acid against typhoid
bacillus, it leaves NO unpleasant
odor like most disinfectants.
That's why it's also ideal fog
"sprucing up" kitchen hoosaL
sink, garbage pail and smelly
drains! So get SERGEANTsS
Disinfectant at your druggists
.. live In a pine-fresh "haven'1
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Miss Edna May, daughter of
Mrs. Ellwood May of Hyattsville
and the late Mr.. May, and Mr..
Frank Raymond Reynolds son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Reynolds of
Birmingham, Ala, were married
at 4 O'Clock Yesterday in the CAL
Evening star., 1949-03-06
The best years Of your ife are

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aoer o-rJ;Ao{ion
Evening star., 1949-03-06
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Evening star., 1949-07-31
81 HAMILTON AVE

Il I11AII11 O1N nVI.
Dutch Colonial home OF brick and
frame with slate roof, 2 bedrms.,
bath, living rm. dining rm., kitchen
and den. all large rooms, gas h.
VIII; nice lot with 1O5-ft frontage:
Venetian blinds. combination alumni
cludedA excellent 4G financing,
can be bought with low down pay
ment. Open Sunday, . It'll 7 pm.
To reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Flower ave, left on Flower ave. to
Hamilton ave, left to our open sign.
LAWRENCE V. LUTES
Realtor, 81. 1922; ewes. Mr. Cole
Evening star., 1949-07-31
BY OWNER

Corner lot at 69O6 Bradley blvd. and
Brite dr.; prewar construction to
owners specifications; second floor,
3 bedrms, > baths, unfinished room
and large closets; first floor, ent.
hall. powder room, oak-paneled den,
screened porch. Vitrolite-tiled elec.
kitchen, living room, dining room,
basement, mahogany-paneled, large
rec. room with oak A., maids room
and bath; Lear garage; storm sash
throughout -3l
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Custom Built Stone Home
W0ndhaVen Bethesda

Lse. wooded lot, Handicapped. in an
unusual community Of select homes.
1st f., lse liv. rrn. with picture
window, stone firepl.. foyer en-
trance. powder rm.. din. rm. with
indirect lighting. unique paneled
den, picture windows; elec. kit. GIFT.
de luxe Frigidaire and freezer, de
luxe range. garbage disposal, dish
washer, entry to flagstone terrace,
breakfast space; 2nd f.. master
bedrm. and colored tile bath. sun
deck, lse. closets, 2 additional bed
rms. and colored tile bath; drop
stairs to attic. cedar storage rm.,
bsmt has recreation rm., asphalt
tile A., stone firepl., bar, lavatory
and shower, 2-car gar, overhead
door, laundry and maids rm., built
OF the highest quality materials.
Concrete foundation, stone walls,
tiled roof, copper cutters. piping,
stone walks, walls and terrace. Of
fered at price below cost. Call MR..
DEM, WI. 6611. 81
Evening star., 1949-07-31
BETHESDA, MD.

SbII IRVING ST.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. l TO
Buyers opportunity at a sacrifice
price. Owner transferred. property
vacant, immed. poss. A lovely cor
IA bat tn on lst A.; 3 Aedrms.,
baths 'on 2nd Price incl. 81 900
aluminium storm windows and wall
to-wall carpet. attached gar. scr.
porch. Asking S24 500. Owner wants
offer. To reach: Out Old George
town rd. from Bethesda Bank to
right to house. Further informa-
ton, call Mr. Crockett, SH. 1914.
LEGUM & GERBER
Evening star., 1949-07-31
$500 DOWN
$5R PER. MONTH
NO DOWN PAYMENT
To Qualified Veteran Purchasers
CE-vP LOANS At A%

25-YR. LOANS AT 40
LAST GROUP NOW SELLING
& and z room brick CO.
lonial homes, some withs ga
rage and u bath on lst door;
located in the cool Cheverly
Hills. Drive out Defense hwy.
to Cheverly Theater, then
straight ahead to Cheverly
ave, right to Forest rd. and
turn left 2 blocks to these op-
portunity homes.
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
GOLDSTEN BROTHERS. RE. 1888
Evening star., 1949-07-31
$1,000 DOWN

bIngaioW. CONSISTING Of large iiv.
Tm.' large kitchen. 2 nice bedrms :,
bath and shower, plus insulated and
partly finished larEe attic. full bsnt..
gas heat. very large lot: nr. every
thing. LOUIS MILLER. UN. 2723;
sves., UN. 1856.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Two Outstanding Buys
WHEATON, MD.

No. / $l4,350 Very attractive 6.
rm. brick home, liv. rm. with fire.
kit. stove, 7.cu.-ft. Leonard refer.
shrubs; @ 'ss pay S., ,ooo S0 down % and and as as.
sumo GI loan, payable S76 mo
covers everything; l blk. to Ga. ave
No. 2. lovely brick bungalow. 8 rms.
and bath. all rooms lge. and beau
tifully finished all-elec. kit. full
yard, expandable attic, already par
titioned, ruffed in, elec. wiring
plumbing and heating for 8 rms.
and bath or apt. with seperate
entrance, h-acre wooded lot.
blks. on Ga. ave. Price S1S,960.
Silver Spring Realty Co., Inc.
sH; 7162; ewes. and Sunday SH.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g.
INSURANCE co.

OPEN SUN, 2 TO 8 PM.
1907 LIVE OAK DRIVE
Silver Spring, Md. blk north OF
Dale dr.. Just off Georgia ave. pike.
Lge. detach. brick, 10 yrs. old. z
rms, finished attic, 2la baths. gas
&C h., brick garage. lse. lot.
in excel. cond.; conven. location.
Will sell furn. or unfurn. Call TU.
21OO SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD
Realtors -3l
Evening star., 1949-07-31
1'Nz y 3H4 %
An rS0n
BROOKMONT, MD

DItOO1AI 1V1D'
Perfect Cape Cod corner brick, on a
lot .6Oxl10 it., in a beautiful develop
ment on the bank of the Potomac
River and within one minutes walk
Of stop on the Capital Transit car
IT. long with brick fireplace. dining
room, kitchen and screened-in porch
on Ist floor; bedrooms. sewing
room and tiled bath on 2nd; club
room in basement; attached brick
garage; hot-water oil heat with
summer and winter hookup. This is
an opportunity for people in the
Map Division. Price, $1,000. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER, 1119 K st. NV
Evening star., 1949-07-31
COTTAGE CITY

S1.45O down will buy this large s.
bedrm. bungalow, glassed-in porch.
bsmt.. o;h;,W, heat; anlck vi POSES; ;ey
CO. WA. $3.50. UN. 1896. 81
Evening star., 1949-07-31

COLORED-sMALL country place, bus
service: house trailers furnished;
cleo, chicken house. ward. . ponies,
etc. NO. 3316. HARRIS.
COLORED-4-ROOM HOUSE for sale
nearby Md; fruit trees. . acres OF
lapd: $3.50 down. Price, $4,000.
Apply 469 G st sw. l.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
UNIVERSITY PARK
BURCH REALTY co.
3-REDRM HOME

Only 3 yrs. old, lge. screened porch,
large brick. tile bsmt. Only $9,950
with 90 trust; Riverdalc. Mo.
$7OO CASH, $4,000
To approved vet. Can be sold nom
vets. Only 4 hcmes remaining
:, bedrms., exp. end fl. with heat
ing and plumbing in; full bsmt.,
lge. wooded lot: conv. to every
thing Nr. Md. Univ.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
Open Sun two to six
RETIRING?

Then see this rambler built entirely
of redwood, the aristocrat of build
Ing lumber lifetime materials. Home
has a 26 by II it. liv. rm. with
fireplace and din. alcove, electric
kit. . bedrms. and bath, larse
rage. and over an acre of ground
for gardening and a few chickens
if desired. Call Mrs Upp, 81. O335,
ofice phone HU. 1855.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

De HESDA
Near stores, transp and schools; brici
home with bedrm. and bath on 1st
floor; . bedrms and bath on 2no
floor: nice lot, garage, screened
porch; h.-w. heat; under $4,000
excellent buy.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
OR. ZOO Till 9 Pm. i
BETHESDA (WOODHAVEN)
o Poe I'd. A very desirable house i,
beautiful Woodhaven on large land
scaped lot; lst floor, large livinI
room with fireplace, dining room
kit, large screened-i in porch G2x30
2nd floor. 8 bedrooms, baths
bsmt., rec. room. fireplace, larg'
bedroom, III baths. oil h.-wh
Priced reas., $24.60o; terms. showi
By appt. only.
e. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia ave.
10. 5-1231, 10. 6-O3lb.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkl

BETHESDA'S BEST BUY
Two and one-half blocks from al
schools, including Catholic. Brick
and shingled, 2-story, slate roof
center hall. top condition. consisting
of 3 bedrooms, bath and second.
floor living room. fireplace, dining
rm., Kitchen, powder rm., screened
side porch, oil a.-c.h.; Sl4, $50.
$4,000 down, balance like rent
Exclusive, GEO. w ROBERTSON
Realtor S10l Wisconsin ave WI
SoRs i'll
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Low Cost-Easy Terms
Attractive Small Home
$40 MONTHLY FHA

You can buy this cozy 2-bdrm. home
well built with prewar materials
with a low cash pymt. and keer
monthly pymts. less than rent in
Guiding insurance and taxes. Re
Gently decorated, fresh and clean a!
a new home: featuring cozy liv
rm., cheerful dinette. equipped kit
anu utility rm. on lst A.; > com.
forsable bdrms. and bath on End
Close-in conv. location. high eleva.
ton; level lot. shade trees; excel.
lent neighborhooc. Less than 1f
minutes from Pentagon. Immediate
possession. Price only $3.50.
OPEN 2:3O TO
1865 so. EDISON ST.
Drive OUT Columbia pike beyond Bar
croft Aots., continue over bridge
turn left at next corner, approx.
mately : blks. TO So. 11th ST., righI
:. blks. to So. Edison, right l blk
to property.
DICK BASSETT
Evening star., 1949-07-31
S1O,5OO TOTAL PRICE

Liv rm.. lge kit, :, bedrms. and
bath. lst A. . bdrms.. End A. Full
basemt., oil heat fenced in back
yard. close to Cheverly Theater.
shopping center, schools and bus.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, UN. l143.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
CAMP SPRINGS

OA1N11 O1 IV44NNx0
Modern 5-rm., bath, brick bungalow;
lse: liv. rm. with firspl:: Z ieysis ..tis
for additional bedrm., full bsmt.,
range and refgr, lge: screened side
porch; lge, lot with beautiful SHADE
trees: city bus service. A real buy
for S11, $50. $1,000 down: DEWEY
M. FREEMAN, Realtor, 3214 Brancn
0updav IN tn
Evening star., 1949-07-31

1924 18th AVE.
Takoma Park-Det. brk. on large lot
5 rooms: full bsmt.; gas heat; frepl
in liv. rm. See this today. HENRY
V. WILLOuGHBY, 500 Mass. ave.
n z AT G043
Evening star., 1949-07-31
BETHESDA

EDGEMOOR
Corner brick. Ia stories; less thar
. bl. from Wisconsin ave. large llN
rm., fireplace. screened side porch
din. rm.. kitchen. 3 bedrms. anc
bath, full bsmt., oil heat. fenced-ir
rear yard. det brick garage, NICE
shrubbery: price. Sl7.750. Cal
OWNER IN inSoect WI S557
Evening star., 1949-07-31
INDIAN SPRING CLUB

Open l TIL 4.
Brick Colonial home. 10l00 blk
Lorain ave. Here is an opporunitS
YOU can't afford to miss Beautiful
and convenient location. Three
lovely bedrmS. and bath. Many
many extras that show UNUSUAL,
fine taste. Price only $3.50 Out
Colesville rd. to Lanark Way. left
to sign and Lorain ave. right te
THE PRENTICE CO.. ST. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
DICK BASSETT
S. S. HOULTON
n s-oO17 Ran ID Mile

Mr.. NAVAL ORDNANCE
7-rm. house. on 7 acres; $50 It.
frontage on hard road; Just of
Colesville pike; stream all way
through property: total price. S14.-
500; lst trust of $500. payable
S65 per mo-; can be bought for
81 600 cash; owner take back
$4,000 end trust; house being re-
decorated inside and out. plus
brand-new Sl.400 oil burner and
h.-w. system. copper piping, elec-
trio h.-w. heater. etc
OLNEY REALTY co.
Ashton 6OO1. Ewes. LO. 5-S556.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
NO MONEY DOWN
SPECIAL BARGAIN

A comfortable home OF ms. and
bath; oil h.-w.h., gar. and etc On
/ beautiful level lot, Huit trees.
/ Must be sold so offers are requoS Stcd.
/ DI. SOL. w L. MOORE. GE. 2Su2.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
HAVE YOU SEEN
WOODI AMNO

THE IDEAL COMMUNITY
best buy on today's market. A Sec
tion. of all new brick homes. new
hard-surfaced street, convenient TO
Transportation. on road to Annap.
oils and the beaches. Inspect our
sample house, No. 71lO Defense
highway. Six large rooms, fireplace,
full basement. fully equipped kitchen;
FHA approved. Open for your con.
venience every night till dark.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
3004 Upshur st.-Lovely 5-room- and.
bath bungalow, with extra large ex.
panslon attic; full basement, built
in garage, INV. heat. Price, S11,oO0.
For veterans. $1,000 cash.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
New two-story detached brick. 5 rooms
bath with shower, full! basement, de-
convenient location. Price, Sl2,750.
Terms to veterans and nonveterans.
BELLEMEAD
ive-room-and-bath brick bungalow.
full tiled bath. expansion attic. gas
&C. heat, full basement. Price,
S11,75O. For veterans only. $3.50
MT. RAINIER, MD.
1908 Bunker Hill rd-Six rooms and
bath, asbestos shingle, detached cot
tage First floor, large living room.
full-size dining room and large kitch,
en-. Second floor, 3 bedrooms and
bath, new oil h.-w.h. For veterans
CHEVERLY, MD.
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bath flrst floor, . rooms second foor.
tional bath. Full-partitioned base.
ment with laundry; nice rear porch,
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insulated. A complete home for vet
Grams or nSnveterans.
LANDOVER HILLS
1923 Buchanan ,st-Lovely Broom
and-bath bungalow. Beautiful large
lot, ideal location. gas &C. heat.
In perfect condition:
ROGERS HEIGHTS
541o Gallatin st;-Nice 73room.ssnd.
bath "Bricktex" home: First moor,
ond floor. Larse lot. VIII be sold
to veteran. subject to VA approval
We have several other good buys for
veterans, some with very small cash
payments, If you are looking for .
peter ]. hagan
Res!tof' ss4l "a s4th sst.v St me-; rom un'
am. to 3 pm.
COLORED-sMALL country place. bus
service: house trailers furnished;
cleo, chicken house. vard.'2 ponies,
etc. NO. 3316. HARRIS:
COLORED-4-ROOM HOUSE for sale
nearby ma fruit fruit trees asEes sssoo g
Apply 469 G st. s.w.