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requirements are eligible to be
members of the Association.
Under the national bylaws and
under branch bylaws which must
conform with those of the
national, there can be no authori-
cation for any discrimination on
racial, religious, or political
grounds.
1.-THE Board, therefore, takes
for granted that the branches will
practice within their own groups
those principles which are in line
with the Association history, its
expressed international policies,
its membership in the Interna-
tional policies, it's membership in
the International Federation of
University Women, and its deep
concern with all agencies seeking
to rebuild a world shattered
through discrimination and intol-
erance."
The national bylaws state that
branches may make their own
bylaws relating to branch affairs
insofar as there is no conflict with
national bylaws
After the question of Mrs. Ter
rell's membership arose, h e
Washington Branch amended its
bylaws by adding provision
which requires all applications for
membership in the Washington
Branch to be approved by the
Branch Board of Directors. The
National Board of Directors con-
sidered this amendment to be in
conflict with the national bylaws,
since 1t set up a requirement for
membership more restrictive than
that specified in the national by
laws.
The refusal of the branch to adj
NIT a national member, and the
Inconsistency between the Branch
bylaws and the national bylaws,
weer at issue. From the fall of
1916 to the spring of 1913 the
matter was studied by the Ma
tional Board and repeatedly dis
cussed with representatives of the
Branch. On April 10. 1913, the
National Board adopted resolu-
tions to the effect that unless the
Branch notified the Association by
May 6, 194S, that it intended to
conform with the Association by
laws, the Washington Branch
would be deemed to be no longer
a branch of the Association.
On April 16, 194S, the Wash
ington Branch brought suit in the
District Court of the United
! States OF the District of Columbia
to enjoin the National Board from
carrying out this decision.
A minority group. representing
40 percent of the voting member
ship of the Washington Branch,
then asked the court to enjoin the
majority group of the Washing
ton Branch from acting under by
laws in conflict with the purposes
of the National Association.
On July 20. 194S. Chief Justice
Bolitha j. Laws granted the
Branch plea for an injunction
against the national Association.
He also denied the motion of the
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Reverend Charles H. Crobe Pustor Of the Mt Haven Baptist
Church. cIeveond Ohio. Is shown receiving radio transcription
of his life ston words and music which broadcast
the coosfo-coust radio network of the Broodcosng
System June II. Presentation is being by
cbnn Thomas Settle Of the WINGS OVER JORDAN Choir which
currently broodcosing the life stories of prominent
Negroes behoH Of the Savings Bond Division of the United
Siofes Treasury Depurfmenf.
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SOCIAL SIDELINES
VISITOR FROM CHICAGO

Mrs. Forestine Bostick, Chi
cago, shared a weeks vacation
with her uncles, Mr.. John G.
and Herman G. Baker, and their
families. Mrs. Bostick with few
exec }. ions spent the time quiet
ly as she recovered from the
loss sustained in the death of
three loved ones including her
husband all within three
months.
Mrs. Arthur Nelson's delight
full breakfast and several sight
seeing trips provided by other
frierds were curtesies accepted.
Mrs. Raymond Wilson, has as
house guest Mrs. Lucy Watkins,
of Oakland, Calf. Mrs. Watkins
plans to be here several weeks.
For two weeks Mrs. Ella
Smith had as guests her sister
Mrs. LYDIA Broughton, Chicago,
ILL.,, and Mrs. evelyn Lewis, also
of Chicago. They left Tuesday
having had an enjoyable visit
From Portland they toured Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar.
tinez, Los Angeles, are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Gragg. Mrs. Martinez, a former
Portlander has made seyera
trips back with Mr.. Martinez
Both are warmly welcomed.
Mrs. George Bunch, Los Ange-
les, and Mrs. Ola McClendon
Berkeley, arrived this week tc
spend their vacation with Mrs
Minnie Smith. The ladies came
up via the Shasta Daylight
Streamliner.
other expected guests at tn,
Smith home are her sister and
husband, 1t. Robert w. Del,
and their young son Robert, Jr
1t. and Mrs. Deiz are stationed
at Lockburn Air Base, Columbus
Ohio.
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hols
claw. accompanied by the Cap
tain's mother, Mrs. N. E. Hols
claw of Spokane, Washington are
Portland visitors.
Mrs. Holsclaw, Sr., left Tues
day for Spokane. Captain AM
Mrs. Holsclaw will remain unit
sometime in August. They ar
visiting Mrs. Holsclaw's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar William
and her sister Miss Geraldin,
Gerry Williams.
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SICK LIST

Mr.. L. R. Blackburn is some
what improved at Provident hos
pital. Mrs. Pollyanna Reed is in
Emmanuel hospital.
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TACOMA NOTES

On Saturday. Point Definance
park was filled with the Sunday
School children Of the Bethlehem
Baptist church. Also there were
the parents and friends to join
in the outing At this particular
park. which is the most popular
Of all the city parks. It IS equip
pei With all sorts Of provision,
sucn as boating, swimming. fish
ing, and two or three tennis
courts - which is added zoe"
or course the dinner tables were
loaded with every eiihle that
the markets afford, tot ping off
with sallons of ice cream for
ept's nody. The church bus was
kept busy bringing peoa.a to the
Dicric. This is an annual affair.
The members OF the Progress
sive club assembled at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Miller. 235 Win
clock Avenue on Thursday eve
ming for July meeting. Mrs.
Birdie Edwards presiding. After
roll call the members discussed
the idea of having a summer en-
tertainment. Several different
kinds of soeiables were brought
after which the body decided to
have a festival in August at the
Y. w. c. A. The hostess served a
delicious repast.
Mrs. Doris Bowling of Los
Angeles arrived In Tacoma a few
days ago to spend the summer
with her old friend, Mrs. Minnie
Gilmore of South 18th Strret.
Mrs. Bowling formerly lived in
Tacoma number of years and
is well known. Mrs. Bowling is
the wife of DR.. L. C. Bowling.
Mrs. Emma Smith of Yakima
has been the house guest of Mrs
E. B. Wilson during and since
the session of the Masonic Grand
Lodge, but in company with the
Rev. and Mrs. e. B. Wilson. They
left Monday morning for Seattle
to attend the annual Baptist
Association conference which
meets there this year at the Zion
Baptist church.
Mrs. Mabel Reynolds of Wash
ington. d. c., is In the city visit
ing with her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Pryor of South M Street. Mrs.
Reynolds came west few weeks
ago to be at the bedside of her
other brother who was and is
still very i'll at Rochester hos
pital. She expects to leave soon
to go to his bedside. Later she
plans to return to Tacoma for
an extended visit. Mrs. Reynolds
had tile pleasure of attending
the sessions of the recent Mason
ic Grand Lodge and Star.
The Allen A. M. e. church
conducted services Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. w. P. Stafford had
charge of the Sunday School de-
partment. The Rev. r. A. Wash
ington officiated at the IL
o'clock service. At the piano was
Mrs. Eliza McCabe. with Mrs.
Minnie Gilmore conducting the
choir. The Junior choir contri-
buted two numbers The Senior,
rendered 1.-THE Lords Prayer. F"
The Invitational, offered "Hark
the Voice of Jesus Calling" 1t
was announced that on the 5th
Sunday the Junior choir will
sponsor a pew rally. Everyone
is asked to support the young
people. Recessional, Praise Ye
the Lord"
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CHURCH NEWS
BETHEL AME

Sunday, July II, was Young
Peoples Day at Bethel AME
church. A large attendance was
evidence of the interest of the
church and community in its
youth.
Bonnie Gragg. student of Ben
nette College was guest speaker
at the IL o'clock hour. Miss
Gragg talked on the subject,
God Bless Our Home" She
said among many things, there
is a vast difference between a
house and a home. A house may
be destroyed by fire-but not a
home. Only when love dies. that
a home is gone" She advised
parents to teach and discipline
their children; children should
obey and respect their parents.
The Youth Choir under dir
ection of Robert Herndon. Jr.,
rendered special music, with Ric-
hard Moffett at the organ. The
spiritual 81 Couldn't Hear No
Body Pray" was done in a new
arrangement; Miss Marynell Bell
did the solo part. A request num-
Der, "Bless This House." was
fitting climax. Bolton Hamilton.
B. A., Political Science, Stanford
University. was master of cere-
monies.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVERSITY WOMEN

Background Information the Membership Policies of
the Association and Their Application to Branch
Membership.
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Another announcement from
California S the approaching
marriage of Miss Joan Phyllis
Roberts, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. j. e. Roberts, of Oakland,
California, to Mr.. John Arthur
Minor, Jr., of Portland, Oregon.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Minor,
Sr. Their wedding is the cul-
mination of several years of
courtship. The bride elect and
her parents were formerly of
Tacoma, Washington, where the
father pastored Grant Chapel
AME church.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

OF interest to Portlanders il
the following announcement: =
Added to the fall, nuptials -
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mcclure
of Los Angeles, Calf, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Dorothy Elizabeth, to Cecil
Robert Thomas. of Portland, Ore.
The bride elect, a graduate OF
Immaculate Mother Academy, at
tended Tennessee State College,
and later completed her educa-
ton at UCLA. Mr.. Thomas, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas
of Portland. is a graduate of
National Engineering school.
Gordon, eldest son of the
Thomas is the proud father of a
son. two month old, Kenneth
Allen. Gordon and his wife the
former Constance Pitter. reside
in Seattle
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On July Sth, the Loyal
knights club of Bethel AME
church sponsored a testimonial
complimentary to Mrs. Lula
Gragg for years of continuous
service in Bethel. The Loyal
Knights of which Mr.. Loomas
Harris is president (and origina-
tor of the idea) was supported
by other clubs of the church.
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Have You registered in beta
IOTA's information guide on
Portiand's civic interest? You
will be contacted-do respond.
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MT. oLIvET BAPTIST

At Mt. Olivet Baptist. the
monthly union services and fell
lowship meeting was held Sun
day at 1880 pm, Rev. j. F.
Smith, guest speaker.
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Speaking of churches, have
you seen Bethel AME's new
look"-fresh, clean and colorful !;
all ready for the annual meeting
in August which will bring to
Portland a number of delegates
and visitors. The beautiful job
Cat cost of $4,000 CASH was
done by the Bethelite Club.
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Rules were made mandatory as4-
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won't rub of or wssh out--unaffected BY heat
permits pemsnsnts and stylish haIrdos !. -
known and used for over SO years. Your
dealer will sIvs your money beck u you're not
1000 ssisiied.
Have on easy, professional application ct your
fsvonlte beauty shop or buy Laheuse ct any
cosmetic department or drugstore.
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HoUSEs-SALE-N.E. (cont.)

DETACHED CORNER HOME, S15,950
-6 rms, 2 baths, recreation ROOM
oil hot-watsr heat: large lot with
detached garsge; most conveniently
ridge location. near Goth and Mon
roe. Act quickly on this Call Mr..
Northern. Sligo 1859, with BEIT-
ZELL, DI. 3100.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Prewar brick home, consists of liv-
snd bath With niSe porshes sssb soTH PTse
EAST REALTY CO.. 1211 Pa. ave.
4IS eth ST. NE. between E and
Md ave. near Capitol-Brick: Z
rms. and bath. attic, fully insulated,
full. full bsmt, t wit with toilet toilet; sas h.-M;h;,
possession. Mrs. Readmond, EN-
$50, with WILLoUGHBY REAL
OFF MINI. AVE-Modern Groom
orick home. approximately Z yrs.
old; 3 bedrooms, equipped kitchen,
way to large attic; newly redecofatcd
500, terms. cal Mr.. Stover,
cAMPANEILA CAN NE AZ 4 WOOD Ex. 4113;
Sth ST. NEAR MASS. AVE; 1st COM
mercial-Chance for YOUR own busi-
ness IN your own home; large 6-rm;
MICK Mr HartmaB fT 1smt cox oil & heet C., fa! RE
1853; ewes, AT. 1850.
1921 D ST. Ne. mr.. Eastern High
modern 6-rm: brick with gas heat
rec. rm. and bar, terms Priced fol-
coa ee5sk sals Co. SE Gi 1S5s M5s rI,sserfld fyss m
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nertheas

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-6-rm. brk. !;
gas neat; newly dec. vac; owner
says sell Call Mrs Thompson, OV.
43s4, ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST.
RIVER TERRACE. N.E.-special Of
fering: largest home in this splendid
locality; lge. rms, tile bath. full
basement. oil heat; excel cond ;
first trust. $1,000, payable S54 mo-.
4@ including taxes; desire cash
offer above trust; poSs. Immediately;
call me today, John shayatt. with
, ORIENTAL REALTY CO.. FIR. 9920,
wooDRiDGE N.E.-Lovely det. home
in nice location. Liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit, 8 nice bedrms.. bath, very nice
cond, oil INV. h. S12 $50. To in
poCToR OR DENTISTeAcross the
street from haywood Gardens Shop
ping Center We have available an
Ideal location for your office and
home combined. 1t has an attr.
front entr. to lg. light bsmt. with u
bath. with separate laundry and
furnace room. There are bed
rms. 2 downstairs and 3 UP, 2 full
nrepl,; attached gar. fenced yard
each floor may be a separate apt.
with pvt. entr. Price is reas., attr.
terms. Will take smaller home in
trade. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2SO2
c. SMITH for all good lov-Dlie.d lpfF
FOR SALE By OWNER, Groom brick,
zee: room. screened front porch,
91a.sb0. vi. S9ss.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE CASH BUYER for brick bun
h5iSStyeed Ssis!ss' s!:s syDPoz psSFo5ss siS SSs
faANk fa MS s. rHIInfPs,. TnTnHps. pE IA Sss4'
your home in ne, Sc. or nearby Nd
.A.NNENBERG REALTY CO., FIR
WANT COMFORTABLE cottage lo in
Bethesda, Rockville or Gaithersburg
5naaeS SnGG deSn pr,as and sSS @rs monthly 16esoa
price, etc. Box 144-R. Star.
SPECIALIZING Southeast properties
JOHN o'BR1EN, FIR. 5ss4; ewes,
I AIN PREPARED to pay cash TO,
small home within miles OF
Hyattsville. Owner only. Ho. $3.50
SUBSTANTIAL CASH payment for 6
to rm. house in the NV. D. E
BARRY, NE. 20c5; ewes. Ia. $500.
5 OR a BEDROOM modern, suitsbl.
parsonage, American University area
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
your. frame or brick house. No COM
mission. RE. 1856; ewes. AID. 6477.
BUYERS WAITING for small and
medium size houses in D. c. WALDO
HARRIS. Broker. II. 9979, ME.
CHARLES 8. GUM has clients watt
ing to purchase homes in any sec
ton Of Wash. and nearby Maryland.
If r PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home, business or invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor. sos
North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free ap-
praisais, Results since 1919.
Or Pr colored; resardlsss Of e9nd eond or
HREE-BEDRoOM BRICK in b. c.;
NV. or Woodbridge desired; good
terms. Prefer home under $4,000.
MR.. BARTLETT. Du. 1858; ewes,
so 10 'YEARs' Ears; SERVICE to local prop
erty owners euarantees results; List
your property With VIM. H. sAUN-
FOR sPoT CASH for your real es-
tate send details to Box 46S-M,
Star. Owners only. is
HAVE CLIENT with $1,000 cash,
needs 2 or 3 barn. home immedi-
ately any good section. FORD E
ms MORGAN, sr, RE. 4e10; ewes,
UP TO 4o.ooo-Have client wal want
ing 5-bedroom house, Forest Hills,
Crestwood, Kent. Briarclift or any
tss hood. ~ MR.; 6-Jg JggURANT. EN-. 1875;
PRIVATE PARTY to purchase nice
home; have all cash; consider any
nice location. Box 11S-R. Star. 17'
WE STILL NEED HOUSES
Cash buyers waiting
H,PANNNN pEhI Try M
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ST 500 CASH

This excel. semi-det. brick home.
located in the finest section OF
Congress Heights. offers the maxi
mum in modern living: The house
with picture window, entertaining
dining rm.. modern compl. equipped
kitchen. . twin-sized daylight bed
rms. full bsmt.. with gas a.-c. heat;
laundry trays and outside entr..
conv. to shopping and transp. This
is southeast's best buy. Priced at
only S11,750. Call Mr.. McGinnis,
MA. DIAL. FREDERICK w
BERENS. SALES INC, 1928 x st,
NV. MA. o141. LA
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I He IABIES 90,
24223 MINI. ave. Sc.
CHICKEN FARM
TODAY'S BEST BUY

For veterans only; 5-rm. and bath.
asbestos -shingled bungalows; expan:
sion attic with stairway and full
bsmt.; lge lot. improved streets:
conv. to stores. schools. churches
and buslines. Price, Sa,S00: terms.
$500 cash, bal. 500 per mo-, incl.
taxes and inS.
For veterans only; lovely all-brick
Cape Cod homes with lge. concrete
porches. lge. liv. rms, 2 good bed
rms. comb kit. and dinettes, ex..
pansion attics with stairways, full
bsmts; extra wide lots. concrete
street. conv. to lge. shopping CEN
ter, schools and bus. These are
positively the best built homes We
have ever offered; only left from
lge group Price, $11 $50; terms,
$3.50 cash, bal. approx. $72 per
mo-. incl. taxes and ms.
We have other homes for veterans
and non-veterans. Give US Q call,
we may be able to help you.
peter j. hagan
Realtor. 3s41 oath st. Mt. Rainier.
Nd; Phone UN. $685. eyes, HI.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo,,

ANACOsTIA, 1928 Nichols ave. Sc
1st commercial. corner lot 50x17O,
large 9-rm. home: priced right for
quick sale. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. 1345 Good Hope rd.. TR. 400.
VI 1916.
ANACOSTIA-Det.. rms, bath. 4
bedrms.. reception hall. screened in
porch, slate roof. gas h.-wh.. gar,
deep. lot S15,500. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, TR. 4400. Ii. 1909.
ANACOSTIA-Det. corner home, ar
ranged as 2 apts: small down pay
sn ment. bal ike rent; OF h;;M,h;.
FER, RE. 2735, 81. 7747.
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BETHESDA

II you like a liv. rm., 24-ft. long, a
master bedrm. the same size and a
large roomy ultramodern kit. see
this splendid Colonial brick home
at once. Beautifully built 10 yrs.
ago and in perfect cond., it is a
wonderful buy at the sacrifice price
offered. Fine deep lot, close to
schools and all conveniences. Oil
h.-w.h. We believe that this home
is the best buy in Bethesda. Call
Capital View Realty Co.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Det.. brk., S21 $50, only 3 yrs. old
and in new-house cond., rms. and
. fths. breakfast nook with table
and leatherette benches. lge. screened
side porch, built-in garage, lge. liv
rm. with fireplace, master bdrm. ano
other twin bed size bdrmS'. gas
&C. heat: $4,000 money loaned lst
trust. This is a real bargain. Nights,
GE. 3540, exclusively with METZ
LERS. Realtor- Builder, 11O6 Vt.
ave. DI. $500. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-seu,hwes,

3I6 n ST. S.W.-6 rooms. bath, h
VIII; 81, ZOO down. balance S65 per
month. MAURICE FITZGERALD
coinRfnMsaSo n E St: niS hniyS NA s3s6; - -la B
trans. SURETY REALTY CO, AD
O53l: ewes. FA O2o9. -15
COLORED-6thA AND X ST. S.W.-
Vacant; $3.50 down. can busy this
3-story brick; : rms. bath. h-wh.:
only S9.a50. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk 34OO.
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PAGE Hill,

Near Naval Hospital and Public
room. 2-bath, detached brick dwell
ing. First floor: Living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bedroom and
bath; second floor: ? bedrooms and
bath: full basement, oil air-condi-
toned heat. Price, S1s,95O.
Phillips, Candy g. Fuller, Inc.
ST o1OO 1O1o 15th ST NV Ia
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BETHESDA

Spacious Groom new-hall brick; liv.
rm., din. rm., all-elec. ultra-mod.
kit, 8 bedrms., Ia and "a baths.
slate roof, side porch, garage, full
basement. gas heat Call for ap-
pointment and we will arrange price
in full and terms to suit you. See
today. move in Immediately.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Evening star., 1949-01-12


MONTGOMERY COUNTY
pTeH.f in eond onft
mr.. schools. stores and transp. Vacant
vrsTMEST HSEs CO: q: 81. ISgssSE 2s7s TN lN1
BETTaaEsDA-slb,75o; o1. $3.50
500 rooms, porch, Law, full Kit. gas
heat. extras. MR.. NYE. 81. 2912
BETaEsDA-Rambler, located on ige.
corner lot in desirable area; lily: rm.
widow Tad with dn rm modepa ena seetrie
bedrms. with 2 tiled baths; all this
on one floor: features include at
tached garage, basement with un-
place and outside entrance. built
in storage space. and there is q nag
stone ter. in rear of house; a real
buy at S22,75O. After. 8 pm. call
Mr.. Meyer at WI. 9346. SAMUEL
E. ,BoGLEY, INC, WI. 1920. WI.
BETHESDA, MD.-Large. well-con
iaai isnsIy f located Can OWNER; vi.
BETHEsDA-Ths owners transfer
port, Of purchasing this ,delightful
Colonial white brick. nestled in a
grove of large oak trees; 1st d. has
center entrance, liv. rm. with flre-
place, din. rm., well equipped kit.
and Law; 2nd fl. contains 5 bedrms.
and bath; there Is . full bsmt. with
outside entrance: the purchaser may
assume an existing loan on which
the monthly payment is SOL 80. in
cluding principal, interest, insurance
and taxes; with a down payment Of
$4,000 After 6 pm, call Mr.. Har-
per, WI 1875: SAMUEL 2. BOG
LEY, INC, WI. 1920, WI. $500.
BETHESDA - Detached brick. two
story, center entrance; six rooms,
bath; full basement. outside en-
trance: slate roof, oil a.-c. heat. nice
lot. fenced: priced for quick sale at
S16.500. Call Mr.. Payne. MI. 1880.
Ext. 81. with BETHEL. DI.. 31OO.
BETHESDA-Six-ro bath. detached
brick: built-in garage; recently re-
decorated. in excellent condition
throughout: new oil h.-w. heat: nice
yard with shelter and barbecue. Call
MI: Engle, GE. 1858, with Bet.
CHEVY CHASE (somorset). Nd
S28,500. 3-story brick house, on
large. beautiful lot. Call OWNER,
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GLOVER PARK

6-rm. row brick: bsmt. apt. with
bath; II min: to downtown; price
st ST. $3.50: ewes and Sun, ST.
2S4S. THE PRENTICE co. Ia
Evening star., 1949-01-12
ROCK CREEK KNOLLS

ROCk CREEK KNOBS
Just OF East-West hwy.-Several Sen
ators have bought these homes; 8
rooms; exceptionally large living rm
dining rm., big den, powder rm., all
elec. kitchen, breakfast rm., porch
on 1st floor: big bedrms. with 2
baths. All other modern conven-
fences are found in this lovely home
Must be seen to be appreciated.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Evening star., 1949-01-12
CORNER-CHEVY CHASE

CORNER-CHEVY CHASE
A well-lo located center-hall detached
home within . blocks of Conn. ave.
and close to Rosemary Elementary
School. Columbia Country Club
convenient: comfortable, cheerful
throughout; 3 splendid bedrooms
and ? tile baths large paneled 3rd-
floor room, living room with fire.
place. large dining room, kitchen,
inclosed with white fence. Owner is
especially anxious to sell and will
consider substantial reduction in
price. Cali Mr.. Condit EVENINGS
OR. 21"D. THOS. j. FISHER &
CO.. INC Realtors, DI. $3.50