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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

ito accommodate the multitude OF
people who wished to see the vet
Grams before they were disbanded.
The first day, the Army of the
Potomac, Of about 10000 men, in
a column which filled the wide
Avenue from curb to curb,
marched by from early morn to
late at night. At it's head rode
Gen. George Gordon Meade, who
was in every battle but two
fought by the Army of the Po-
tomac, and who, as commander Of
the Army. had checked Gen. Lees
invasion of Pennsylvania at
Gettysburg.
Sheridan was not there, having
departed to his new command in
the Southwest, and in his stead
rode Gen. Wesley Merritt in front
of the cavalry. Custer was also
in the first days parade and gave
an example of his wonderful
Craftsmanship. An idea of the
vastness of the parade may be
formed from the fact that there
were in line 20 regiments of cav
airy. 33 batteries of artillery, 100
regiments of infantry, and ever so
many STATS of divisions and corps
commanders.
Carnival of 1871
But of the purely local affairs,
nothing has ever equaled or
eclipsed the carnival held on the
Avenue on February 20 and 81,
1871, and of this great event, The
Star says:
While work Of replacing the
old cobblestones on Pennsylvania
avenue with an improved wooden
pavement was in progress, it was
suggested that when the work
was finished it would be a good
thing to celebrate the opening of
such a beautiful drive by a days
holiday, when the laws in rela-
ton to fast driving might be sus-
pended and trials of speed take
place.
THE proposition was favorably
! received from the start, and the
anniversary of the Battle of New
! Orleans, January 8, was men
toned as a proper time for the
festival. The original idea rap
idly expanded, however, so that
it was soon settled that there
should be not only trials of speed,
but a civic parade, procession Of
masqueraders, and a variety Of
novel features, which would take
, some time to prepare, and then
came the suggestion that the most
fitting time for the celebration
was Washington's Birthday, since
he was the founder of the city
which, bearing his name, should
take the lead j. keeping alive the
memory of his great deeds.
This was agreed to with unan-
unity, but as the 22d of February
fell on Ash Wednesday, and as
the program had been so much
enlarged that it was feared one
day would be too short a time to
get through, it was finally deter
mined that the 'carnivap-which
name had been adopted for the
proposed Observation-Disclosures be
held on the two preceding days,
and that it should not only be a
worthy celebration Of Washing
tons Birthday and of the COM
pletion of the first wood pavement
in Washington, but also of the
new spirit of enterprise which
seems to animate our citizens and
prompt them to improve and
beautify the city and make it the
great social center of the coun-
/ trv o"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Lincoln
Continued From Page CT.

Union and a leader of the Liberal
Party, slashes into the ODwyer
candidacy, charging that the re-
election of ODwyer will give
Tammany and the underworld a
new grip on the city government.
Should Tammany win in Novem-
ber," says Mr.. Dubinsky, sit will
mean that New York City has in
dorsed the orgy of unbridled cor
ruption of the pre-La Guardia
days."
Mr.. Lehman is making his cam
paign' on national issues and
avoiding mixing up too much in
the city mess. Mayor ODwyer,
on the other hand, is seeking to
give his campaign additional ad-
vantage by injecting national
and State politics as well as city.
Mr.. Dulles has in his speeches
flayed the Brannan farm plan
and socialized medicine. He has
attacked the Truman administra-
ton as spendthrift and ridiculed
MIR. Lehman's suggestions that he,
Lehman, is for governmental
economy. On the subject of Fed
eral aid to education, Mr.. Dulles
has said that he is opposed to
such aid, believing that the States
and localities should look after
the schools and not the Federal
Government.
The Democrats are not going to
lose this senatorial election if they
can possibly avoid 1t. President
Truman has given Lehman his
blessing. He might even speak in
New York for him, if Lehman
asked it. The Roosevelts, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and her son,
Representative Franklin D. Roose-
welt, jr., are doing their utmost
for Mr.. Lehman. The Americans
for Democratic Action are for
Needs Upstate Vote -.
MIR. Dulles Is campaigning day
and night, and has been for weeks,
having obtained leave from the
Senate. He is surprising many
of his friends with the facility he
is showing, both in speaking to
political audiences and In meeting
people. Gov. Dewey and Senator
Ives are both out on the hastings,
too, speaking for him.
Democratic sources claim that
Lehman will win without doubt.
He may, at that. # Dulles Is to
have a real chance he must get
out the vote upstate. He has a
strong farmers committee work.
ing for him. In addition, the I'M
usually large registration upstate
seems favorable to him. The vot-
ers are saying little, individually,
either upstate or in New York
City. They will do their talking
on election day. A Lehman vic
tory would be big boost for the
Truman Fair Deal" and a Dulles
victory would be a black eye for
that program. It would mean
that Mr.. Humans chances Of get
ting any major part Of his pro-
gram through the next session Of
Congress would be gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Parades on the Avenue

For historic parades. carnivals
and professions, Pennsylvania
avenue Is undoubtedly the most
historic thoroughfare in the Unit
ed States, and volumes could be
written Of the many notable
events occurring along this great
white way. And among those
outstanding events might we'll be
mentioned the visit to this coun-
try, and to this city, of Gen. La
fayette, who arrived in Washing
ton on October II. 1924.
On his way here he lodged for
the night Of October IL at the
Rossburg Hotel, near Bladensburg,
and the next morning he was
escorted to the Nations Capital by
military escort, where he was met
by a local Committee of Arrange
ments, and after the ceremonies
at the Capitol, the civic and mill
tary escort proceeded along Penn
sylvania avenue to the Franklin
Hotel, then at the northeast cor
ner Of. Twenty first street. where
Eye street intersects the Avenue
and here, at a sumptuous dinner
ne delivered one of his famous
toasts: The City of Washington
The central star of the constella-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

A noted educator hos sold, "Art train.
ing is invoIuobIe to the ehiId's eorIy
education as it develops his sense Of
observation and appreciation Of beouty
in everybody things" National Art
School Junior Closes offer bosic ond
individual training for the child up
to ond including high school grades
under the guidance Of regular foeuIty
and special children's instructors.
Students from these classes hove
proven the volue Of this early tfoinins
by their superior work in our adult
professional school and have later
attained outstanding success in the
world Of art.
NotionuI Art School will be glad to
discuss with you. personally. OF any
time, your ehiIdfs ort edueotion.
zo27 Moss. Ave. NV. Ho. 4z55
Seward seaport record., 1949-06-17

would boost substantially the total investment. It has been estimated $l30, 100000 would be used to con- struct a town to house upwards of 50,000 persons.
 The Alaska Development Board has worked closely with ALCOA on the project during the past several months. Economic surveys and other studies to attract allied metallurgical industries to the area also have been prepared by the Board.
Seward seaport record., 1949-06-17
ALCOA Plans Huge Processing Plant For Southeastern Alaska

Juneau-Establish of a mul- timillion dollar metallurgical in- dustry in Southeastern Alaska took step nearer realization with the announcement by the Alaska De- velopment Board that an Alumni mum Company of America engin- eering party will arrive in Skagway soon to tinue inveStigative work.
 Plans of the Aluminium Company call for development of large block of low-cost power by divert ing headwaters of the Yukon River to the Skagway area. Water would be brought through the Coast Range from Lake Lindeman thru two-section tunnel and dropped hundreds of feet to tidewater. Suf ficient power would be developed in the initial stages to produce 400 million pounds of aluminium per year
 The engineering party will study geology in the area which would be traversed by the tunnels. The party will be headed by Dr. Warren J. Mead, head of the geology de- partment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 The announcement was made following conferences in Washing ton, D. C. between I. w. Wilson.
Seward seaport record., 1949-06-17

senior vice president of ALCOA, James P. Growden, chief hydro electric engineer for ALCOA, Under Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman, Alaska's Cover Ernest Gruening and George Sund- borg of the Alaska Development Board.
 The total investment in the Skagway area by the Aluminium Company would be O0OO,000, all private capital. Establishment of allied metallurgical industries
Seward seaport record., 1949-06-17
At The Hotels

The New Seward-G E. Hamil- ton, Anchorage; Henry Halvoran, Portland; Bernard Ivey, Seattle; Andrew Halvoran, Portland; Mrs. Morris McCoursen, Kenai; Lee Hancock, Anchorage; MT. and Mrs. Paul Harvey, Douglas; Elton J. Lewis, Alaska Railroad; MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Nelson, Ft. Richardson;
Seward seaport record., 1949-06-17

Dick Baldwin, Anchorage; Edna V. Bauer, Anchorage; Pat Tobin, An chorage; Robert Killewick, Mile 58; Edward P. Leach, Cleveland, Ohio; Chas. Dolan, Cleveland, Ohio; E. A. Shaffer, Seattle; Gil Rich, Se- attle; Robert Coghill, Nenana; Vance Hit, Nenana; w. L. Me- Phillips.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
UNIVERSITY PARK
2-FAMILY-9 ROOMS

4 bedrooms, . baths, lear sarassi
prewar. Asking $25.5O0. A STAN
LEY MOREAU, WA. 2571, WA.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.l
Colored-NeW Section
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerhee.,

ALLISON ST. NE, Just of N. Cap
itol this lovely row brick house in
perfect condition with front and
rear porch. 6 rms, 3 bedrms., fully
See it today It's a real opport.
INVESTMENT CO. 10
MASS. AVE. NE. Cr. brick, 10 rms,
2 baths, good income property. Call
Mr.; MI, BrambIei With tn. FORD E. NOR
MICHIGAN PARK. 1864 Qelaheld pl,
trac. semidet. brick, only l yr. old:
spotless cond., q rms. baths. gas
ht., lge. fenced yard. Call CO. 1888
RIVER iTHRkAetE st o0ti Modernn dsn i9i preRsr war
row brick. cozy rms. and tiled
bath: full basement; oil heat; only
S9,I5o; may 60 GI; Call CAMPA-
MELLA & WOOD, Ex. 4113' ewes,
NEAR = EASTERN HIGH scHooi-
Sm nse st eTiek hS@s SeSrms has ang g baeb 5 dn H
bsmt. with. rec. rm., front porch, 2
rear porches; oil heat; garage.
Price only Sl2,5OO. small down pay
ment. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.,
12ll Pa: ave, Sc; FIR. 2000. .-1s
An mi; 7o3s Can after $50 pm. wkdsys.' ,S
vACANT-open 6-s. 1929 Brent
wood rd -Semibungalow. bed
rms, all modern. nice lot garage
Must sell, best offer accepted. L. Y
THACsKER REALTY CO.. Ho. 23s7,
FRA IA -GiMsEM1DEr. HLg1 3 yr. old lI5H BRICK
home in convenient location; has !
bedrms.' up; full basement; complete
ly fenced. SENATE REALTY co.
EX. 1870; ewes, call OIL. 2131. 19'
GI FINANCES; 6-rm. brick home Can
be bought with moderate down pay
ATE REaL9Y Saa s CO. g. Ex ohsaiy saso; sEa eEes
call OV. 45OS. 19'
T ST. N.E.-s-rm. row brick, kits,
. refgrS., gas heat, garage. inclosed
clean bsmt, can be used as living
quarters; recently decorated. Sub
stantial cash will reduce price
Fsflpslys vsrmOpt NTH ave MAgR!GE az ssss KAY
3I7 3ith PL. N.E.-Mod. row brick,
8 rms, tile bath and shower, rec.
rm.. oil ht.. scPeened front porch
Priced low at $10,650; reas. terms.
Call co. 1888 today. PECK CO.
WOODRIDGE-Vscant BUNGALOW; 5
rms, bath, full bsmt.. attic. oil
bus at doo very sSnTsndn LU% SsaSn doWn
payment. easy terms.
Avondale Terrace-Read. this: A most
excellent 7-rm.. 2-bath brick; full
bsmt.: arranged as complete apt. !;
all very modern; fenced yard. own
er will sell on terms, or trade for
smaller 3-bedrm. home, beach home,
or late model auto. Full price, S15,-
$50. WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
1881 R. I. ave. ne, NO. 1908.
NORTH MICHIGAN PIX.
Semidet. brick. 8 rms. ! bath. i yr
old. GI-fnanced at 40, payable
SIS mo, incl, taxes and insur. A
bsmt and Anchor fence. Conv
located in q beaut. neighborhood
across from a Govt. park
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
REALTORS, 808 NO. CAP.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

'SOSsS "%Ns6O ~ W.
NORTHEAST. SOUTHEAST, nearby
MARYLAND or what have your Cash
sHAAyATT. TR. 5000; eyes,. AK.
ME-. AND Sc. PROPERTY. We buy
for all cash. MAX MILLER, 500
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of ydIr home. business or invest
Ssn Gait r Il Yhss 'p a..ol asssa:
sos North Capitol. Ma. s7so. free
appraisals. Results since 1918
'LISTTNGS WANTED = Most home
owners are listing their property
with an expert appraiser and home
sssta01s $780, l. sslss aAV2TrR Ess EhoRs Rs.lsaT aa
WILL BUY BRICK BUNGALOW
Have s$s $4,000 200 cash; Md. preferred.
WE HAVE CASH RUyERs for home,
eys'spsas seS e.r1 Pr9Rssss' aos Was' as
REIL Co, Reaitors .1estab. 1915,
AL CASH t2s Ar oNcE E1i for you your d. C
house. frame or. brick, large OF
snall; ss ,s1,3 condition immaterial. Bo,
I vi Will H0fksii'ei PHY YoG 81, CASH TODAY sor
your house. in any section. or In
any eond; RE. 2735. 81. 7747.
QUICK WILL be the action in buying
ySqr y2qI,,, house fos cash. MTTcHnELL
SAVE TIME. get the true appraisal
Of your property on today's mar
ket. Call CAMPANELLA a. WOOD,
.Ex: 4113: ewes. TW 1910. al
with substantial down payment.
MRS. COX, VI. S136 or ST. 1858.
is
Evening star., 1949-08-18
xoUSES-SALE-N.W. tcent.)
SPRING VALLEY

An ideal house in an ideal location
for a small family who enjoys the
refinement of good living; artistic
home of Early American farmhouse
design. tastefully decorated and in
excellent condition; of brick. stone
and frame with slate roof and on
. wooded and artistically planted lot
dining room. den. kitchen, screened
porch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. recrea-
tion room, maids room and bath,
storage attic: gas heat, garage. an
abundance OF large closets and
wardrobes.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
SLIGO PARKWAY

Nature comes right indoors through
the massive picture window as you
sit comfortably in this impressive
lfv. rm.. with iron rallied bal
cony. The kit. -dinette is q marvel
, Of convenience and efficiency with
an abundance of easy-to-reachH cup
boards; screened porch and powder
level 9 CHEEKY. liaht, well-ventilated
bedrooms and full bath. On ter
race level = cozy rooms and another
full bath; laundry, fruit room and
furnace room: ample storage space
on all levels Broad frontage on
Sligo Parkway with ample space for
decorative development in flowers.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. Oss1, 311 Cedar ST., GE. O257.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthses,

HOUSES FOR SALE-southeoss
ANACOSTIA - 2-apt. owner home;
sTfFgoRD sHERTzER' RE, a7s5'
fsaiRff1AXi' VILLAGE. l blk. of Ala.
sHe siie Bath. sas s.sh srae. sie5oa I@s
Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400. 10
HILICREST-Det. 8 rms. and bath,
Fee 5n scresnsd seswsI asle' porch os sun
Ssh sssh f. For ss sale AZ p 45ss 9MNEs Irn 2'S q
unfurn; Open Sunday l to 6. 30
bedrms., sas heat; screened front
cts. $1,000 down, $S5 per mo-;
nice neighborhood. FIR. 6O30. al
NEAR SUPREME COURT BLDG.-1O-
rm. brick home, suitable for room
si4sSS ns hSSse souREAsT 81 Fl REALTY assI ee Go
cHPE 1Gas coD aHs Bk1ck s near s sS9ai co1si Hils
shopping center. Has liv; rm. with
s firepl din; ;,n rn, s:r kit, 2 6sdrms:
sistSs nsa'; .ma} III Down 9S.no0 p.yms1s nies.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1211
Pa. ave. Sc FIR. 1000. is
NEAR 18th AND PA. AvE.-Brick
home now being used as z apis;
full bsmt. with rec. rna., kit. and
S6 so1THEAsT fes hsai RESETY e. isfi
Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. is
COZY FOR 2 OR s, ST, 900 down, the
rest like rent; rms. and bath, oil
h.-w.h.;. 120x10O; 1sx25 garage;
fenced, hedged, decorated. This week
only. HI 55ll ewes" or IR. 5000
IN SAi; 6EsiRABLR ia e. Sc. SECTION, close
l to schools and transp.--6-rm. semi
det. brick, gas heat, full bsmt.;, lge:,
level, fenced lot; dI. AZ trust
Mrs ssrn' e Cox, suit VI YOU sfsa 49, s12Isaas Has
ASSUME $4,000 Gi LOAN, $50. SO
per mo-, including taxes and insur. J
modern semidetached brick, 3 bed
rms, full basement, gas heat; im-
m.euats .t sisesS eSnd With l0vss odsrst. doWa
payment Cali cAMPANELLA &
WOOD. Elk. 4113; eyes,, vi. 1891.
3Oth sT. s.E.-Detached brick: six
large, rooms. beautiful kitchen. Co
223 with plenty fruit trees; trans
portation and shopping within "a
block. Call DI; l015 I'LL p;n1
: LOVELY NEW AREA-S50.6S. can be
the monthly payment on this mod
home; 8 bedrooms, full bsnt., oil
heat; close to schools and transp.;
moderate down payment; priced
$11,950. Mr.. Stover, CAMPANELLA
/ 4 WOOD, Ex. Alb; ewes, ,TTW.
Mr. EASTERN HIGH school,
Nice brick home. has liv. rm.. din.
nm. kit, 8 bedrms. and bath Full
bsmt., rec. .rm:, front porch. 2 rear
onTsnsia nIs siatoo S sms doTn
SOUTH EAST REALTY CO.. 1911
Penna; ave; Sc, FR. 2oQ2; -s19
S9,950 for this detached Groom
brick with English basement and
definite income possibilities; Bryant
gas h.-wh.: owner-occupied and i'm
mediate possession near everything.
Call Ii. 3-O0S4 for appointment.
JOHN r. DONOHoE g. SONS, 314
Evening star., 1949-08-18
COLORED
VACANT-IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Al .00O-S2 OO0 DOWN

,UUU-x2,UUU DOWN
Large, modern, semidet. brick with
z rms. bath. Colonial concrete
front porch, storm windows, Vene-
tian blinds and new oil heating
system. SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
0531 till 8. 30
COLORED-1335 8, c. ave, s.e.
Fine Colonial row brick, 8 rms. 2
ranged as 8 separate apis, with in
come S205 moV Well arranged for
use as rooming house with entirely
separate 3 rm. apt for owner. Ex-
cellent opportunity for shrewd
S14 $50 Don't miss It'll Cali TW.
04e7 eyes,
G. G. BARR CO. EX. 2161
Evening star., 1949-08-18
w. c.. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner 7s Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
Evenings Telephone EN-. 5095.
Dist Your House With Us.)
Evening star., 1949-08-18
Near La Sale College
3-Bedroom Brick. $14,950

This distinctive home is what you've
been looking for; paneled library.
brick fireplace. paneled recreation
room, tile floor, lavatory in base.
rent: gas heat: immed. poss. Call
Mrs. Walter. UN. 1871, cox g. CO.,
INC UN 1926 -19
Evening star., 1949-08-18
HoUSES-SALE-S.E (Cont.
LET IFS RIJTI,D

Your home on one of our lots. ad-
In the better Sc. section. We, can
build TO yotir plans and specifica-
tions or have one of our architects
plan 1t for you Estimates free.
Call MR.. SPARKS. MA. 1913.
EVENINGS, Ia. S121
Evening star., 1949-08-18
TEMpI,E<HnI,
BRADBURY PARK

Full price, $1,000. with $1.25o
down, on q arm. bungalow, with
all mod. conv.; 54-acre lot. ideal
for gardening. $55 mo.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Close to all conveniences. 2-story
brick home, 1st A., liy. rm., flrepi.
kit, bedrm. or den; 2nd A.. 8 bed.
rms. b.; built-in gar. This well.
located home in q refined neighbhd
is being offered at q price to sell
Shown only BY appt. Call payid
Laughlin, WI. 2022; eves., WI. 1890
EUGENE B, GINGEILs
Evening star., 1949-08-18
CoLORED-ONLY 1850.

CAPITOL VIEW AREA
This beautiful 4-yr.-old semidet.
brick home with rms. and rec
rm. psmt.; furnace; auto. water
heater, front and back yard incl. by
Anchor fence; can be yours i'm
mediately; highest offer as to down
payment, bal. like rent. Owner,
tminister) being transferred; must
sell this week. 107 47th st. Sc ,
TW. l419,
Evening star., 1949-08-18
Veterans or Civilians

COLORED-s850 DOWN; s75 per
month; clean brick home; 2 bed
rms. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit: incest
location ip Anacostia; air-condi-
toned heat. Bendix washer, refgr..
tile bath; move in Sept. !. HO.
:36S9 or GE. 1904. lis
COLORED-ANACOS - Sale by
owner, 1892 Dexter ter, blocks
of Nichols ave; nice 6-rm. brick
corner row house: tile bath; deep
lot; see any time Call Ii. 3-276S.
coLoRED-s LGE. PVT. RMS. and
bath, h.-w.h.. full bsmt. S995 cash
will let you move into 64s B st.
Sc. located near stores and transp.
Eyes. VI. 6725, PHILIP STEARNS,
927 18th st. NV; RE. 2l44; is
house-S75O down. $4,000 per mo-,
for CT. Terms for civilians. Total
2O-ft. concrete alley to a large ga
rage; house immaculate; has been
lived in by l family for IL yrs. You
will have no expense whatsoever;
h.-wh.; excel. loc. E st. Sc, nr.
18th and Penna. Veteran should
have good income to qualify. Shown
by appt only. Occupancy at settle
ment; Call AI. 27o7 or OIL. s775.
coEokE6-s1s eEkES 18th ST. ~ $3.50
down, balance like rent; 7-rm. row
brick, h-wh., . kits. front porch.
See this today. PAUL PERUzZI. ST.
1886 or TU. 07S4., d..
Evening star., 1949-08-18
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
SILVER SPRING, MD

To inspect this brand-new, 3-level
brick home in beaut, Woodside
Forest is real treat. On the top
level are 2 fine bedrms. and full
tile bath. On the 2nd level, a spa
cious entrance foyer with step-up
lge. liv. rm., frepl., and 2 picture
windows. Unique circular dining al
cove accommodates conventional al
furniture. Equipped L-shaped kit.
looks like a GE showrm. Bedrm.
and full tile bath on this level, as is
also the garage. Screened porch,
enter from ltv. rm. and kit. Ground
level, rec. .rm., with full tile bath
and separate entran0e. Custom
decorating and designing in every
rm. The ultimate in comfortable,
modern living Close to schools,
shopping and transp. The asking
price is less than the appraised
value. Call Mr.. Jeter, RA. 206S,
ewes; MA. 2557, days to inspect.
JOHN H MILLER, JR. & BROTHER,
1872 X st. n1w. is
Evening star., 1949-08-18
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN,

Near 18th and E. Cap.
Move right into this lovely 6-rm.
poreS poT Sfifk 70 baths, Fl .if stORs
and refrigerator. SURETY REALTY
CO. AID Ob31 till o. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-18
Want to Trade Homes?

WANT 10 1TdQe HO1neS!
I have a mod. det. brick home in
Cheverly-Liv rm. with firepl, din.
rm. large. mod. kit; den and side
screened porch. End flr. has 3 bed-
built-in gar. A large, level lot,
What do you have to trade? CH.
Sl67, DU. 1858
Evening star., 1949-08-18
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
Located on nice, level, wooded lot;
liy. rm., din. rm.,- kitchen. bedrms:
and bath, 1st A.; 2 pine-papeied
finished rms. with firepl. In base
ment; screened side concrete porch,
slate roof, oil h.-w.h.; convenient
location in Silver Spring; priced to
sell, $14.960.
Indian Spring Section
2-story brick home on 1ge., level lot;
twin-sized hedrms.. lge. liv. rm.
with flrepl.. foyer entrance, lge. din.
rm., modern equipped kitcnen Win
pantry and breakfast nook, IN
baths, attached garage, full bsmt.;
tastefully decorated; oil heat, laya-
tory, The interior decor. in this
home will appeal to the most dis
eliminating home seeker. conven-
lent location. Price, $1S,950.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
custom-built 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
fulI baths, 32-ft. liv. rm., extra
Ice, all-elec. kitchen with garbage
DISPOSAL and dining space; located
on : beautiful lot In Woodmoor
section Of Silver SprinG. Priced at
iess than cost, S24,960.
WOOD-CONEY, REALTORS
s7lo osorsis Hs.. siiss s7oo III ..
Evening star., 1949-08-18

BUILDER CLOSING OUT
Only $3.50 cash down req. on this
det. Colonial brick in Silver Spring;
3 bedrms., 2 tile baths on End a.:
large liv, rm. with firepl:, powder
rm., den, full-size dining rm., large
fuily-eQuip. kit. on 1st a.; full
bsmt pi Spiit,i., -.nt sarase IO
time opport., so solve your own
problem BY calling RE. $3.50, Q
s15i (; INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
2-FAMILY-6 ROOMS

First f., rms, tile bath, firepl.,
hardwd. f1s.; End A., 3 rms. bath.
rented $50; separate entr.; o.h.-w.h.
2 blocks to everything.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
SUMNER
IN NEw-HoUsE coND1TIc

house Of brick and Co.
lonial siding, on corner lot; contains
center hall, large living room open
ing onto screened porch, dining
room with oriel window, den. 1St-
floor lavatory, well-equipped kitchen
and ell-proportioned bedrooms and
. baths. excellent storage room,
Evening star., 1949-08-18
SALES, INC.
Ma. 9141.
Sc. 2.5Q0CASH

@l ,UUU NAO11
Balance in one trust. Newly decorated
semidetached brick with living room
dining room, kitchen and incloset
porch, four bedrooms; gas heat and
garage; well located and vacant
Call Mr. Ruark. SH. 4436, with
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO.. MA
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