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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
New York Star Closes Senate Takes Recess
Today After I Months Today in Respect 10
As Successor 10 pm Dr.. Peter Marshall

The Senate was In adjournment
today out of respect to the late Rev.
DR.. Peter Marshall who served it as
chaplain.
Simple services were held for DR..
Marshall yesterday at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church where
he served as pastor from 1897 until
his death Tuesday. Later on. Vice
President Barley and members of
the Senate who had attended the
funeral heard DR.. Marshall's last
prayer, written for the Senate open
ing yesterday.
Senator Bridges, Republican, of
New Hampshire put into the Con-
gressional Record editorials from The
Star and The Post and introduced
a resolution expressing the sense
of loss" to the Senate at DR.. Mar
shall's death. Senator Lucas, Dem
ocrat, Of Illinois also introduced a
similar resolution.
Senator Saltonstall, Republican,
of Massachusetts, eulogized DR.. Mar
shall from the floor, saying: Most
of us came to know our chaplain
only two short years ago. We i'm
mediately felt the impact of his
prayers-so we wanted to know him
better. I always found him full of
humor, a man of ready repartee and
intensely human. Why shouldn't he
be? He was a man who knew how
to toll with his hands.
He knew what it was to work
hard for an education and he had
what we need in the world so much
today-the inspiration of spiritual
leader. So, with hard work and
much sacrifice he became one. We
have been the beneficiaries of his
toll and his inspiration. We all miss
his daily words of guidance to us. !"
j When the Senate adjourned until
Monday, it did SO out Of respect to
DR.. Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
140 Interned as Reds
To Be Freed in Chile
BY the Asseeioted Press

SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 28.-A
government spokesman said yester.
day that the 140 alleged .Communist
agitators held more than a year al
the northern port of Pisagua viii
be returned soon to their homes.
They are the last of 487 interned
at the ghost nitrate port, mostly fol-
agitation during the 1947 coal mine
strike which the government broke
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
last night suspended his emergency
powers, saying he did 50 in order
that the congressional election
March 6 would be absolutely free
The prisoners are being freed in
accord with his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
Annapolis Stomp Asked

A series Of stamps commemorative
of the 300th anniversary of An
napolis would be issued by the
Government, under a joint resolu-
ton favorably reported to the
Senate yesterday by the Senate
Post Office and Civil Service Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
Hume to Give Recital

Paul Chandler Hume, baritone
will give song recital at $50 pm.
tomorrow in International Student
House, 1925 r street NV. A COM
position by the Rev. Russell Woolen,
choir director of Catholic Univer-
sity, will be given its first public
performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28

hold the press you can choose from IL shades Q
Gabardine. Come in and save for yourself"
PAT KLINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28

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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11
Some ! experiences in
Jim Crow in DAYTON

There is one thing about being
a Negro, you meet up with some
very interesting, if very painful
and maddening experiences. Most
often these experiences show up
glaringly tn pigmy-sized brain of
those who attempt to impose the
humiliation upon Negroes. Day
ton has it's ample share of these
individuals, and they should not be
given a moments rest until they
find it more to their interest to
cease and desist in their discri-
minating.
Here + some of the experience
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11
COlferetteS +.
1910 Champions

The Golferettes, the distaff
section of the Dayton Fairway
Golf club, held it's annual tourna-
ment Sunday at the Miami View
golf course. 1t was a sunny day
and warm, ideal for the windup
Of the 1949 golf season. The COM
petition was on a high level.
Here are the winners and run
ners-up in all the flights:
Championship flight : winner,
Mrs. Myrtice McIver; runner-up,
Mrs. Cora Arnold.
First flight : winner, Mrs. Cur
tbs Lloyd; runner-up, Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith.
Second flight : winner, Miss
Goldle Cunningham; runner-up,
Mrs. William Ellis.
Consolation flight = winner, Mrs.
George Williams and Miss Evelyn
Watkins tied. The playoff will be
held next Sunday to determine
the winner.
The Golferette members climax
ed the season with a party given
for members at the home Of Mrs.
Clarence Smith at $40 South
Broadway. The winners e e
awarded their trophies at the
party.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11

Here are some of the experiences
Of Negroes in Dayton:
A student at the University of
Dayton who is interested in psy-
chiatry informed his psychology
Instructor that he was DESTROYS of
working in some capacity in a
mental institution. His instructor
ured him to apply at the Wayne
Avenue state hospital for the in
sane. The student went out there
and filed for a position. Nothing
happened. He filed a second time
two weeks later. Still nothing.
Continued on Page AZ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11
DR.. Beatty
Frontiers

The Frontiers Club of America,
Dayton chapter, met this noon at
IL o'clock at the Fifth Street
Y. M. C. A. for it's weekly meet
ing. Guest speakers was DR.. Don
aid Beatty, minority-groups rep
resentative of the Ohio State EN-
ployment Service, Columbus,
Ohio.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11

Dayton detectives on charges of
suspicion of auto theft. Smith was
turned over to the probation de-
partment for alleged violation Of
a previous five-year probation
sentence.
Joe Bremen, SO, Of the Veter-
ans Administration Center was
treated at the st. Elizabeth for
bruises as a result of a beating
received following the robbery Of
S28 at the intersection of German
town and Hawthorne SITS.
Bremen told police hat a man
and woman met him on the cor
ner and began assaulting him by
beating him and robbed him Of
the money.
Henry Hamiin, owner OF the o.
Henry restaurant, 835 w. Fifth
st, told police that his establish
ment had been entered by the
jimmying of a rear door and a
check was being made to determine
whether anything Of value had
been stolen.
The heaviest fine of the day
was handed down by Judge Sherer
when he tabled Howard Mcintosh,
80, of 631 E. Second st, with a
fine of $500 and cost for alleged
beating his wife with an electric
iron last Thursday. night. In add
ition to the fine, he was sentenc-
ed tothe workhouse for a term of
one year on the charge Of felon-
ious assault. The fines were in
the following orded $1,000 and
cost for the assault, and $500
and cost and six months for violat-
ing a previous SUSPENDED sentence
for driving while drunk.
Herman Hook, 80 Parnell ave.
drew a fine Of 5000 and cost and
had his driving rights suspended
25 years for driving while drunk.
According to records on the Blot
ter, Hook had been. arrested twice
before for the same offense.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11
From the Police ! BIotter
By Jimmie N. Jones
By Jimmie N. Jones

Both the Courts and the Police
had a busy day Monday as both
branches Of Law and order came
in contact with many v~iolators
over the weekend.
Judge Paul Sherer sent the
wives of many drunken drivers
home wondering what to do about
their spouces Staying away from
home" so many nights. And the
reason for the A. w. O. L. by
order of the Court, was that the
violators Of driving while intoxi-
Gated Cd. w. - will have to spend
their nights in the workhouse, but
can continue on their jobs (if they
still have one) in the day time.
Among those sentenced to the
Courts order were: James Moare,
443 E. Third st, who received the
heaviest sentence with a fine Of
5000 and cost and sentenced to
serve six months Tin nights) and
his driving rights revoked for a
period of SO years. The Court
levied another fine on Moore when
it was discovered he had no driv-
er's license, the fine being $50
and cost.
Jim Van, 143 Eagles st, was
given a fine of 500 and cost and
his driving rights suspended for
Is years. Van was sentenced to
servie 80 nights in the city "Bas-
tile".
Tharwell A. Bowers, 829 Tunis
Place. DeSota Bass Courts receiv-
ed a fine of 500 and cost and
80 nights in the workhouse and
had his rights revoked for a period
of three years. Bowers was the
driver of the car that rammed a
parked car on Germantown st.
near the intersection of Clement
st. last week.
Murray Clark, "a S. Montgom-
cry st, was fined $50 and cost,
but the day portion of a 80 day
sentence was suspended. However,
the % year suspension of his
right to drive in the state Of Ohio
was imposed by Judge Paul Sher-
er.
William M. Richardson, 226
Jones ST., was fined 500 and
cost for driving while drunk and
sentenced to a six-month term in
the workhouse with his driving
rights revoked for % years. All
but two months of the sentence
was suspended.
John Henry Smith, 20, of 25-
08 Mccall ave., was arrested by
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11
Received $1,000,
Returns to the
South

NEW YORK (ANP)-A young
man, Ronnie Mack, rs injured
while working on a Rockefeller
center building here receivd $27OO.
through a court judgement
last week and Immediately made
plans to return to his home in
! South Carolina.
/ Mack came to New York four
years ago. Last November, while
employed by the Knickerbocker
Concrete Company sub-contractors
he plunged three stories through
an open hatchway tothe cellar of
the new ESQ building, and fractur-
ed his skull.
He sued the principal contract
ors for $4,000 with Paul O'Dwy-
err, brother of Mayor William o.
Dwyer, serving as his lawyer. The
jury returned it's verdict last week.
Mack plans to use part of the
$27oo he received to buy a farm
and move his family to it.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11

Andrew Freeman is president of
the local chapter of the Frontiers
men.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-11

built around a nucleus of origin
ais. They r Ellington, Sonny
Greer, Otto Harwick, Rubber, Mil
ey, Tricky Sam Nation and Fred
Guy. Then, in order, came Harry
Carney, baritone sax, Johnny Hold
Continued on page Al
Evening star., 1949-09-18
VETERANS

NO DOWN PAYMENT
Acclaimed the best buy in the Met.
homes in College Park; $7,250 tt
$4,000; payments as low as $50 sc
per month. Your opportunity t
rent '0ea cal n0% Va On 5oeo se6 HY !sss 900
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
Exclusive Realtor. lis
DO YOU WANT A HOME?
We have . number of nice ones that
are priced right with reas. down
payment; Gail cox & co, INC,
uN. 1929: 3414 Rhode Island ave-
7-RM. BRICK, / ACRE
On Defense Hishway; $lO.950. Is
white picket fence, bus at door, mod.
kitchen. fireplace. basement, large
workshop. See this lovely home to-
81 eox ees! e. nss Nc Titsf Ta f5as Ss "a 2a7l
WORDS CAN'T DESCRIBE
This adorable blue awning 5-rm. as
bestos shinEle. beautiful dec. hard
wood floors. Venetian blinds. oil-heat.
neias sh.ps nso only s2s ssSoe
CO. INC. UN 1926.
5 IMPORTANT ACRES
ANNAPOLIS hwy. At Whitfield
mercial opportunity and ex-
ceptionally fine, present-day
home Of 8 rms. frepl.. .
car garage and chicken house;
perfect too for horse lovers.
Keep your nags at home and
save money. Here foresisht
is better than hindsight. Ask
ing only $4,000.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
WA. 2571. WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA

SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGINlA
AEsxaEDssA Ne sisssoo ssio5S esGnefi soaa? Del
block from busline or shopping cen.
ter oyy; os5yra@ 5000; opsn Sundays.
AEEaasbKiA HiEaGR Ski Aifasadeai sfsddoet Heights
$50 cash. FHA-Gi; ideal location:
owner transferred. oV. s227: rs
adF ot .eed eedr%s Bay Ell H5s aSqss
II. T a. EDGE, TIE. o7s1, oVo. $50.
ALEXANDRIA. Rosemont section
Ney. No, r 1s; sl,49Gl 400. down, ~ l.. ,S. oI
fuli bsmt., auto. gas heat; ov.
Tos 4esS s22fHy 2Rfa suhstSS' ssi5 MI: vernon
ave, Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA-Smal farm. 20 min.
!EHh Nith "asHsas'Gp' aeres: rms: n bedrns.:
saneay. ssH@i 70 :S' ! Sor6s 5soI kEAGe9.
..4l5 Mt; Vernon ave. AlexandIis.
ALExANDRIA-Brick bungalow. No.
rms. Si u haTdwood hard dhi f,s:, eauipped kiteh-
en-; setting on lovely, lot: oV: 500;
RRslrY, RRil sunsfY5 sfl5 MI, vernon @0aUs ass.
AHExANpRiA HisxaH6isi BUNGALow-Brick,
2 story; No. 81; $1,000, down; Del
Rey section; 5 rms. full basement;
close to school and shopping center.
Ov. 5000. Open Sundays. j. T.
MOTION. REALTY. 2415 Mt Vernon
ave. Alexandria.
- BUNGALOW. No. 324;
ait
heat; lot, 7Ox1 90; Lear sarage:
sundays; J; T: MOTION REALTY.
2415 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alexandria.
ARLINGTON-S16,990--A high-aual.
large dimensions, planned BY Harvey
Baxter; 2 f1replaces, large built-in
garage, expansion bsmt,, extra bath
roughed in. all joists 2xI0, ar; floors
sr clear sak ast,c th stI ap
other bath provided for; Bryant gas
heat; copper plumbing: ,gutterins:
corner lot in, West Lyon Village, opt
Lee hwy, IA mi 70 KirkWood kv @ r.
!ff' B. EeockwooD e!xs sS ownssBailasf. ss siflad.
CHI. 0O01.
204; $500 down, S1O,3OO;. s rms,
sitting on q circle lot; full bsmt:.
aund.ya auISj oil heat Ior6s 2g 5so9; sr.fPY 3fPsYn
24i5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandra.
va, nr. Lyon Park
Center-Six-room and bath frame
house, with screened inside porch.
firepl, oil burner. dble. gar and ON
very lge. lot, with fruit and shade
trees. Close to schools, stores and
transp. Price, $4,000. REIBLE,
exclusive agents, OK. 0515, dL.
RLINGTON, VA.-5 rms. and bath:
asbestos shingle buns.; screened-in
frt. porch, firepl., oil burner, h.-w.h..
bsmt.; shade trees; close to every
thing. Price. $1,000. REIBLE. Ex-
elusive Agents, OK. 0515. GIL. 462s.
RLINGTON-Lge. front bedrm.:
conv. to Pentagon. Call GIL. 1869
after l pm.
lRLINGToN-S1s,99O: prewar. white
brick Colonial. in Lee Hts, 4149
No 25th: bedrms.. 2 baths dncl.
maids. built-in gar, storerm. in
bsmt oil heat, Bendix: new refgr.:
dog house, tile baths, hardwood
mrs. By By owner L. 8. MEWHINNEY.
j 200 Cash, Sss monthly-2.bed-
rm. brk, bungalow. bsmt., insulated
expansion attic; l blk. to bus; Falls
Church. PROVIDENCE. FA. 3343.
Continued on Next Pase1
Evening star., 1949-09-18
PETITE ESTATE
lROITT AN ACRE TO A We

hooS ! <14V nS4S1 ~ "A v - =
In wealthy MONTGOMERY County this
attractive well-built home is being
sold reluctantly, by, a laboratory
in 1st class condition while living
CONSIDER: Living room with fire.
place, random oak pegged floors,
full dining room. all-electric kitchen
shiny and modern, bedrooms, mod
ern bath with linen closets, addi-
tional space in the attic for bed
room, insulated in the roof; full
basement, oil h.-w.h:, laundry, tubs,
outside entrance; front porch and
Q screened-in large rear porch on
The ias eifsosP dRoGaDs:' 81 Loads of livins
space, driveway to the house; ample
room for gardening. landscaptng;
yes, now you can buy for your
youngster that pony you wanted
when you were q boy. Owner has
requested the property be sold to a
qualified veteran who can pay a
modest cash payment and then af-
ford about S66 per month. includ-
ins taxes and insurance. House
will GI 1--WE think at about 81 800.
TO REACH: Out Rockville pike Route
$40; 3 miles passed Rockville TO to
on right pointing to Washington
Grove, turn right and about the
9TH house on right to the sien
BABY ESTATE. For details, call
Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Berens, jr.. at
Ma. 9141 or OIL 1862.
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-09-18
! SUBURBAN sAIE-MARYLANp

614 ST. ANDREWS LANE
Silver Spring. Md.-Open Sat. AND
Sun, 1-dark. Stone and brick de.
tached. beautiful architecture. Bed
rooms. bath on snd 4. Rec. room
Beautiful lot adjoining Sligo Park
Convenient 10 transp. and schools
Call TU. 200 or see representative
on premises
SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD
Evening star., 1949-09-18
SALES, INC.
MA, 9141
SEEING IS BELIEVING

OPEN SUN, 81 PM.
S1O1 Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring,
Md.-One Of the finest built homes,
with q perfect floor plan. New det.
brick, center-hall plan, on large cor
ner lot; living room with fireplace
and picture window, dining room
den, full bath, side screened porch,
modern large kitchen with auto.
dishwasher and garbage disposal;
2nd a. has 2 large bedrooms, each
with dressing alcove and double
closets, full bath; large knotty pine
rec. room, bath, built-in garage. gas
h.-w.h., alum. windows, slate roof
Possession with settlement. Priced
below anything like it. Convenient
to stores, transp. and school.
Max c. Schwartz, ia. $500
-16
Evening star., 1949-09-18
CHEVERLY

Luxurious Home-Like New
24O3 Cheverly ave. Superior loca-
tion, on bus line; close to schools,
stores; beaut.- corner lot, 1l7x1OO.
with outside flrepl. and det. garage.
Lawn well planted, shrubbed in de.
tail. Home is the ultimate in de.
sign and comfort; center-hall plan +:
liv. rm.. 13x27, with bay: very large
din. rm. with bay: ultra-mod. kit,
breakfast rm. or den, full bath on
LIST foor. huge screened living porch |;
2nd f., 3 twin-sized bedrms., Ia
storage attic. Full bsmt. with sor-
eeous recr. rm., 19x25; bar, firepl.
full bath; storm windows, awnings
throughout: very neat and clean.
Will be open this Sat. and Sun
Call SH: 6440 or eyes,, Mr.. Brennan.
WA. $3.50.
REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

112O1 Georgia Ave.
LO. 55123l, LO. 5-O315
Evening star., 1949-09-18

NO MONEY DOWN, GI APPROVED
Open Sat. and Sun, noon till dark
3136 63rd ave. Cheverly, Md.-Lge
det. brick homes, loc. in beaut
wooded Cheverly, on lge. lots. fes.
turing 8 lge. rms, IN baths. Ist A
tiled powder rm., mod. fully ,auip
kit. flrepl. full bsmt.. gas &C
heat, att. garage: priced low or
today's market. monthly payment.
S123.50 includes faves mi insur.
ance; excel. terms to non-vets Di.
rections: Out Bladenshurg rd. tt
Peace Cross, right on Annapolis rd
to Cheverly Theater, right fork al
Cheyerly Theater to brick column,
marked Cheverly. straight to XII.
mer. ST.. left to 63rd Sc rixht or
63rd ave. to our open sign SID.
NEY z; MENSH d CO., 1927 Eye st
Evening star., 1949-09-18
OPEN SUN. l TO DARK
CYY WE'D CnnYN11

O30 1B1V 03 2N44NO
950S Columbia blvd.-Beautiful RAM
bier. brick and stone. 3 bedrms
suite of baths; large liv. rm. with
stone flrepl., guest size din. rm
fully equipped kit. with dishwashel
and garbage disposal, beautiful
breakfast nook with windows or
3 sides: large bsmt. with rec. rm
and flrepl.; corner lot. Priced
500, 800. 70 reach: Out Ga. ave
to 1st shopping center, past Coles.
vile I'd. left on Columbia blvd, te
our open sign.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. ave. 81 67n0
Evening star., 1949-09-18
peter j. hagan
OFFERS

Sl3,250. 711O Defense hwy.
Beaut, 2-story. all-brick home.
lst moor, lovely !. r, family
sized d. rm., fully equipped
KIT; End floor, 3 spacious bed
rms. with outstanding tile
bath. Full dry bsmt. Last ono
left out of a large group.
Open til dark.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
RAMBLER. S18.5OO

In excellent nearby Maryland loca-
tion. with high elevation; corner lot
l00x14s IT.; large living room and
dining room combination, kitchen:
screened breeZeway, garage; full
basement and gas heat; 3 large bed
rooms. each with double closets and
lovely bath. ARL1E L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO., INC. OR. ZOO till
q n m 10
Evening star., 1949-09-18
X13.lAn

7-rcom and bath stone bum
galow on large fully fenced
lot; liv. rm., din. rm., den, 3
lse. bedrms., nice tile bath and
fully equipped elec. kit, ex-
pansion attic, fully insulated;
full bsmt., outside entrance.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Sill Cnn

Nice 6-rocm and bath as
bestos shingle home; 1st floor,
lge. liv. rm., full sized din.
rm., lse. equipped kit; 2nd
floor, 3 bedrms. and bath; full
dry bsmt. with outside en-
trance: new oil INV. heat:
Venetian blinds, aluminium
storm sash and screens. Terms
TO veterans and nonveterans,
II you are looking for con.
Venience, you can't beat this,
Evening star., 1949-09-18
SI2.5OO

Sl2,50O
Beautiful 2-story brick and
asbestos shingle, center hall
plan; 1st floor, large liv. rm.,
full sized din. rm., equipped
kit; Ind floor, 3 bedrms..
tile bath: full bsmt., storm
windows and screens.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Ideal for Large Fanil

Ideal for Large Family
OPEN DAILY AND SUN. TILL g P M
Brand-new det. brick, true center
hall; liv. rm. 24x15, din. rm. lax
IA, kit. 14x13, disposal unit; pow
kit, dinette, shower bath, 8 twin
size bedrms., tub and shower bath
8 lse. closets, finished attic, gar.
screened and open porches. &C
gas heat; a real buy for S27,950
To reach: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Sligo ave, right and follow our signs
McDEVITT, Realtor- Builder, RA. 4422
Evening star., 1949-09-18
BUNGALOW IN

BUNGALOW IN
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This small home is just
what you have been looking
for: living room with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen and bed
room with tile bath on first
floor; bedroom and den on
second floor; 4re first trust of
$4,000; full price, S13.75O.
Phone Mr.. Brill. WI. 7105.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 234h.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
peter j. hagan

Realtor, 3S41 34th st. NE.
UN. $685., WA. 1857.
Once open daily including
Sunday, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
sEALISTINGS CORP.

Call MA. S647, Day or Night.
ENCHANTED COTTAGE
Open Sun. till dark, S21O Roanoke
ave-. Takoma Park. Located or
spacious grounds, 1O0x29O, this i:
truly something different. Liv. rm
with large picture window, din. rm
bedrm., kitchen and bath on 1st A
Stairs up to finished attic that pro-
vides additional sleeping quarters
Gas &C. heat, garage. Painted
white and nestled midst towering
oaks, 1t presents q most attractive
picture. See 1t early and let me tell
you all the additional attractive ad-
vantages of owning this lovely cozy
home. l blk. to stores and transp
RUBYE M. ACKEN
Realtor, ST.. 4O6O, 81. 7433. Drive
out Piney Branch rd. to Flower ave,
right to Hudson, right l blk. to
Roanoke, left to open sign and home
Evening star., 1949-09-18
VETERANS

Several other low-priced
homes with little or no down
payment. If you are looking
for . home, call
Evening star., 1949-09-18
S11,500

GROOM and bath bunealow,
large lly. rm. with beaut,
fireplace, din. rm., fully equip.
ped kit, , nice sized bedrms.,
tile bath, expansion attic,
full bsmt. with built-in garage.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

BRENTWOOD-Br BUNGALOW; s
rms, INV. oil heat. 2-car gar, An
Choir fence: price. $3.50, only $500
cash or GI
DUNN & CO.
1898 Rhode Island ave, Mt Rainier,
Nc Hyattsville O04S or WA 4156.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

REDUCED TO SELL
Groom brick home located in Silver
Spring, liv. rm. with frepl.. l2xl S
dr., kit; fully equipped; full bsmt
dows: full price, S13,95n. lst trust
S11,2S0 at e. SH SO10.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Owner says sell at reduced price
Very wonderful home for the lge.
family. Situated on 3 corner lots
Inspect this unusual home. Trades
can be made
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

10 ACRES
Along Route 24O. improved with a
= 7-room frame-stucco house: -elec-
tricity. full basement, pipeless heat;
price. $4,000.
TRAVILLAH ROAD
Ia acres. improved with a 2-story
frame farmhouse. remodeled; cleo
stream; price, $4,000.
DAMASCUS
IN acres, improved with 2-story, g.
room brick house, arranged into 2
complete apartments; easy walking
distance to center Of town: price,
S1S.500. Call Jerrv Williams, Da-
mescus 6261 or FRED B. CUSH-
MAN. Realtor. Gaithersburg 299
NORTH SILVER SPRING
10110 Mckinney Avenue
<-rm. and bath brick bungalow
bedrooms. liy. rm., kit. and din
rm. combination; tiled bath; full
basement; stairs to unfinished attic
Located on nice lot with Anchor
fence: conveniently located. Ex.
ceptionally well financed. opt-of
town owner must sell. Price, S12,'
E. S. PRICE & CO.
1901 Georgia Ave.