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Evening star., 1949-07-15
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CEPHAS, ELIZABETH A. tribute OF
sna ID ssse ffvate E % %o
July Is. 1s4s. -
When the evening shadows fall,
There isl heart that listens
And answers our CALL
Somewhere kind hands are waiting,
And a face that is Allied with love
Looks down at us very fondiy
From her wonderful home above:
LOVING HUSBAND CHILDREN AND SIS
COLE, JOSEPHINE E: In memory oi
July Is, 1943.
Just gate wide open, and God by, my side
When ] come to the end OF the road
That is all that I ask for a crown ior my
When come ,, ,e tI The end Of .,n the read; scr
MAUDE E. GRAY.
Mother. the hour is late and you must
DEySEED EssS E0's' sos-1s-LAw, LAWRENCE
LYDDANE. MARY ELIZABETH. Ir
sacred remembrance Of my beloved mother
MARY ELIZABETH LYDDANE, who en-
tered into. the Joy of eternal peace July
15, 1941.
where'er thou art know that thou hast
The passing years more deeply grave or
memory's scroll our mutual love.
Whereer thou art o mother mine, this
heart is not forgetting thee.
MORTIMER.
PIERCE, LUCY ELLEN. In memory Of
our beloved wife and mother LUCY EL-
LEN PIERCE. who passed away four years
ago today, July Is, 1945.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence our silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
THE FAMILY.
WHEELER, CARRIE G. In loving re-
membrance of our wife and mother, CAR
RE @. WHEELER, who died four year
ago today, July 15.> 1945.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
\ LYDDANE, MARY z. In loving mem
ory Of my mother, MARY z. LYDDANE
who passed away eight years ago today
July Is, 1941.
/ Gone. but not forgotten.
| HER DAUGHTER, GERTRUDE L. PIERCE
swINsoN, EDWARD. In loving remem
Ibrance Of my devoted father, EDWARI
lSWTNSON, who left me twelve years ag
today, July 15, 1887.
Gone. but will never be torgotten.
YOUR FAITHFUL DAUGHTER, MAuDE
TWTTTY.
Evening star., 1949-07-15

serving in World War I. Mr.. Brit
ton Joined the Wabash Railroad
in Kansas City. where he stayed
until coming here to work for the
Army in s1941. While working
here he earned a liberal arts
degree as night student at
George Washington University.
Mr.. Britton was a charter men,
ber Of the National Defense
Masonic Lodge and belonged to
the Washington Centennial Lodge
No. IA. F. A. A. M. Other affllia-
tions included the Army Trans
portation Association, the Wash
ington Alumni Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Psi Fraternity and the
Missouri State Society. He was
"a past president of the Federal
Transportation Association and a
director of the Federal Credit
Union.
Mr.. Britton, who lived at 1855
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Woman Critically Hurt
When Car Leaps Curb

Mrs. Lucille Brown, So. of 3018
Thirteenth street NV, was criti-
cally injured last night when an
automobile leaped the curbing and
struck her as she walked along the
sidewalk.
Police said the car, driven by
stephen Korda. SO. of 1441 Harvard
street NV. careened off the road
way at Irving street and Hiatt
place NV, struck the woman. hit
parked car in an Irving street
parking lot and then hit two cars
parked on Hiatt place. He was
charged with driving over the
sidewalk, accident involved.
Four other persons were in
5ured in accidents reported to
police today.
John Grove. Sc, of 204 Eleventh
street NE. an American Railway
Express messenger. suffered a
possible broken left leg, when he
was struck by an automobile at
Second and l streets NE. police
said. They listed the driver Of
the car as August G. Hanser. 81,
of Layhill, Md. Mr.. Groves con-
dition was reported as fair at
Casualty Hospital today.
In an accident shortly before
midnight, Miss Alice Ann Luly.
18. of 1925 Thirteenth place NV,
suffered a possible broken left
arm and left ankle, when jeep
in which she was passenger
crashed into a streetcar platform
at Georgia avenue and Howard
place NV, hit tree and then
overturned, according to police
She was admitted to Garfield
Hospital.
Police said the jeep was driven
by Seaman Roger F. Brooke, IT, of
the Naval Air Station, who re-
ceived abrasions of the elbow in
the accident. Another passenger
Patrick H. Ponton, 10. also at the
Naval Air Station, suffered scalp
cuts.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Church Council Asks
Christians 10 Resist
All TotaIitarianism
BY the Associoted Press

CHICHESTER, England, July
15.-The World Council of
Churches has issued a militant
call for all Christians to resist
totalitarianism.
1t reminded those who may be
subject to persecution as a result
that the liberty they receive from
their Lord cannot be taken away
by violence, or destroyed by
suffering"
"A totalitarian doctrine is q
false doctrine" said a resolution
adopted yesterday by the A.
nation organization of Protestant
churches. The council concluded
a six-day policy-making meeting
here.
Principal speaker at the session
was DR.. Joseph L. Hromadka OF
Prague, Czechoslovakia, where the
Roman Catholic church is en-
gagged in a bitter struggle with
the Communist government.
way OF Lie FOunQ.
DR.. Hromadka told the council
the Protestants had so far man.
aged to stay out of the chruch-
state war, but. I'VE will have tc
say no If there should be any
attempt to interfere with the sub
stance of our church."
re 1uo,,lI cicf
adjusting their preaching to con-
form with Marxist theology. he
said. But so far they have man.
aged to achieve way of life
with the government.
The council also denounced re-
ported instances of churches using
totalitarianism for their own ends
criticizing "any church which
seeks to use the power of the state
to enforce religious conformity"
The action was taken after a
British Baptist clergyman cited
what he termed oppression" OF
IProtestants in Spain.
I'VE resist all endeavors to
spread a system of thought or OF
economics by unscrupulous intol-
erance. suppression or persecu-
ton" said a resolution defining
the councils position.
DR.. M. E. Aubrey Of the Bap-
tist Union of Great Britain de-
clared:
I'VE must sympathize with the
Roman Catholic Church under
oppression behind the Iron Cur
tain. but we must recognize that
in Spain there is oppression OF
other communities"
The policy statement held that
the churches themselves must
bear no small part of the blame
for resentments among the under
privileged masses of the world
since their own efforts to realize
the brotherhood of man have been
so weak.
Totalitarianism Denounced.
But justice in human society
is not to be won by totalitariar
methods. A totalitarian doctrine
is a false doctrine.
I'm countries where the state
is antagonistic to the Christian
religion. or wherever full religious
freedom is denied. we ask all
Christians to remembers that the
liberty which TREY receive from
their. Lord cannot be taken away
by violence or threat of any world
ly power or destroyed by suffering
I'VE urge all Christians to stand
firm in their faith" the church
men concluded. =. -,>....,
+. The council also, charged that
Protestants are being prosecuted
in Latin America. and pledged
support to its 100000 followers
there.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
GIynn A. Britton Dies;
Army transportation
Specialist Since 1941

Funeral services for Glynn A.
Britton, 81, Army transportation
specialist. will be held at 1870
pm. Monday in the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chuSettS avenue NE. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Britton died Wednesday at
Prince Georges General Hospital
after an illness of six days.
A native of Quitman, Mo-, he
was a graduate of Maryville State
Normal School, Maryville. Mo-,
and later taught in public schools
in NodaWay County, Mo. After
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Two Die as Falling Cable
Charges Telephone Line
By the Associoted Press

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July Is.
"A quarry worker and a house
wife a quarter mile apart were
electrocuted yesterday when a
heavy-voltage cable fell across a
telephone line and charged it.
The quarryman, Earl Quillan,
48, of Sanders, was killed at the
Kelly quarry. where the cable fell.
He touched the fallen cable.
A quarter mile away, an extern
sion of the telephone line had
fallen and was showering sparks.
Mrs. Edna Conder. A. tried to
cut 1t with pair of scissors and
was killed.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Oil Operator Dies

FORT WORTH, Tex, July IS
(R.-Charles F. Roeser, 81. inde-
pendent oil operator and one of
the men who led in development
of the Southwest's oil industry,
died yesterday. Mr.. Roeser. born
in Marietta, Ohio. was president
of Roeser & Pendleton. Inc. and
chairman of the board of the Con-
tinental National Bank of Fort
Worth.
Evening star., 1949-07-15

Ives place Sc, is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ether Walter Brit
ton; daughter. Miss Mary
Martha Britton; his father. James
A. Britton, Camas, Wash: three
brothers, Ben and Merle Britton.
GrandvieW. Wash, and Carl Brit
ton, Tillamook. Greg, and a sister,
Mrs. Juanlta A. Smith, Camas.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Maryland Girl browns
After Diving Into Boy
Special Dispatch 10 The star

RIVIERA BEACH, Md. July Is
"A 15-year-o old girl drowned near
here yesterday after she dived of
rowboat into the Chesapeake
Bay, Anne Arundel County, police
reported.
Police said she was Peggy Jean
WILDLY of Brooklyn. Md. Her
body had not been located this
morning.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
A-12**THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
4nurtltnnH

GILMAN, LOUIS. An unveiling of a
monument to LOUIS GILMAN will be held
on Sunday July II, 1949, at pm, at
18th pl. and Alabama ave. Sc. Friends
and relatives are invited by the family.
MORRIS, HARRY. An unveilins will
be held on Sunday, July II, 1949, at IL
am, at Beth Sholom Cemetery. in memory
OF HARRY MORRIS. Friends and rela-
tives are invited to meet at Gil Delaneld
pl. n. w., at 10:15 am. 10
Evening star., 1949-07-15
EamiII IotoIs 962 Years

Bertha and Henry Smartt, OF
Australia, offer their family OF "A
as the oldest" in the world, Sgd
ney reports. Their ages range
from So to 80 years and the total
is 962 years.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
PEABOD
-

ungCOn rational CemeJeIy LOT
HOMER PEABODY. Graveside services
0ni'' HARRY 4 + r" W. BURNS, Commander. Is
PENNINGTON. OLIVE. On FRIDAY, July
d S aees ne % 81 fE PENssos Fssssnss $ss @oshss sotn
Of E. G. Blanton and stepmother Of +
also IS survived ' hy four sIandshiidrsn
nsrs Hem. Ssssns ssd q ths h st. T. nn
ices and interment Gaffney. N. c.
REED, INsALL AINsLEE. On Thurs
day, July IA. 1919. at Takoma Park. Md.
NsALL AINsLEE REED. beloved husband
of Minnie w. Reed, father Of Mrs. Eliza
r kee q s9rh snd broser o Hss
Reed Of Omaha. Nebr. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
st.. NV, Takoma Park, D. c.. where serv.
II am: Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Omaha, Nebr., papers please copy0
RICHARDSON. WALTER. On Monday,
July II, I94g, WALTER RICHARDSON of
2217 1st st. NV, beloved husband Of Mrs.
ssa oth.p OF reafves and
Is. friends may, call at the W. Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 You st. NV,
Church, Rev. C. T. Murray ofnciating.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
SAVOY. GEoRGINNA v. On Thurs
Cousins" Ernest 8. and Augusta Savoy
DicIerson, 2443 Ontario rd. NV. GEOR.
CHINA " SAVOY. daught~ Of the late Alet
and Sidney Savoy. Che leaves . devoted
stepmother, Georsette Savoy. and man,
other devoted relatives and friends. No
tice of funeral later. Arransements b!
Mcclure. IT
| sENGER, JOHN HENRY. On THURSDAY
July IA, 1e49. at his home. Gaithersbure
band Of Gava Fawley Senger and fathe
Of Daniel c. seneer OF Damascus. ne u.s.. Nc; Nc;
CHARLES Montgonnery Of Washington. D. c
Mr. SenTer rests at GarsIrers Funers
Home. Gsithersburg; Nd Funeral service
| church OF the Brethren, Redland, Nc
interment church cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
CEMETERY LOTS.

ny OWNER| choice lots in WashinEtor
Nationsl Cemetery; reasonable. AT. 1927
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Aprs FURNISHED (con,.
APARTMENTS UkEURklsHEp

2 LOVELY ROOMS and mod. kit,
semipvt. bath; in upper NV. sec
ton: for refined cple. TIA, 3246.
NEW APT. BLDG, liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath; N. H. ave. extended
(MdJ; ss4.5o. sH. 3739 after II.
gasoline station. Ex. 2516.
EFFICIENCY APT, Falls Church, on
busline; pvt. bath; ideal for work
ing couple or single girl. FA. 1880.
100 BLOCK QUE ST. NV rm.,
unfurn. apt, kit, bath. utils. incl; !;
Sept. i. Box 55-x, Star.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST-very desir-
able corner, ground floor apt, di-
rect entrance from street, good ne.
residential section; immed. occu-
sn'si any time. mems Dixie BIKE Realty ZEAL; c.,
BEAUTIFUL newly conv., apt, en-
tire floor; lge. rooms. electric kit.
garbage disposal; immediate occup.;
S14O and Sl60, Du. 647S. .
focf' Snoii Utilities es''l ineiuded, ed i4o6 De.
tasel URc1oEo REALTY c.. NE NE. 1871
MODERN AND ? BEDRM. APT. 1st
and End. ifs. in det: bldg: refgr.
All util furn.; from $50. HI. 6245.
1-BEDRM.. liv. rm., din. rm, kit;
new, unusually attractive; Sligo
Parkway: sos: ST. l443 10
GAG X ST. N.E.-One room, private
bath, kitchen, phone and refrigera-
tor; $50 mo. IL
5aS 18TH ST, NE rms, kitchen,
semipvt. bath. AT. O315.
4 AND 5 LARGE ROOMS. kitchen,
large yard; accept l baby. Call after
5 pm, HI. 4ss9. 10
1905 TRINIDAD AVE. NE, rooms.
Semipvt. bath. heat, light and gas
fura.; $40 mo-; no children. AT
5203
3 RMS. AND BATH. suitable for 2
gentlemen or empl. couple: pvt. en-
trance; $40 mo. sol Penna. ave.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
NEW HOMES

For rent-New bunsalows and Colo
malls with option. to apply rent
against purchase of home. This Is
an opportunity Of a lifetime to buy
and let the rents you pay buy the
home for you. Directions: Out New
Hampshire ave. to University lane
right i and sI1Oths miles to Coles
vile I'd, right 3 blocks to our sign
Or out Michigan ave. to Queens
Chapel road, continue on Queens
Chapel to CoIesville rd., left to oul
sign. Agent on property daily. / ts
and Z to 10. No information will
be given over the phone.
David r. Wallace 81 Co.
Union Trust Bldg. Ia
Evening star., 1949-08-09
Aprs. WANTED (cont, J

CHIEF PETTY OFFICER and wife de,
$50 $50. Can TR. 1887. 1os
oNE.BEDRoOM unfurnished apart
ment September 15; twelve years
present location. Prefer NV. Boz
rWo Si iBEHDSaRtooMs, HSatM liv., kit. and bath
BY Govt empl widow, | daughtei
10 yrs. no pets; NV preferred. HO
5552 after g weekdays.
2 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY stu
dents desire small furnished apt; II
GEORGETOWN or NV area: 500 to Set
a month. 'hone OR. 1908 4 to
3 or BEpRooms. 8 r On 1.m dble. liv. rm., STUDY
excel. cond. Call AT. 5a76. %
EMPL. COUPLE, one cat. want fur
nished apt. WO. 1855. 10
LANDLORDs-No charge for refer.
ing your house. or apartment Ioi
rent to Capital Transit employe: psSn
MI. 6363 weekdays. $50 to 5. and
uSEuR. ssE R want tR% n 'E kitehenete sSmT BATH
apt. apt; BLDG, pref; ref NV; ,r BY avg s9G
1t 18th asoP Il possible perm RE i:%o
CoUPLa fH DESIRES 2-bedrm. un'
LoR. RE. 500. Ext. 1921; $50
am. to 500 pm.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. Ayr. child
desires 3 or 4 room apt; max. SD,
refs. non drinkers. ia. 1907 1O'
REFINED LADY permanently EN-
ployed wants L .rrn.. kit, pvt; bath
in modern apt. bldg: near 18th st
transp.; NV. preferred; Sept: !
Box 137-Y. Star. H.
UNFURNISHED 1-bedroom apartment
desired by Christian veteran and
wife. Call vi. 2377.. TO-
SMALL REAS, APT. by 18th; govt
employed lady with nice dog. Box
Newly 1:aS11 MARRIED professional cple
require small apt, near Natl
ngreaa a,,re ;, Of f, Standards, oE. 5ss1
YoHNG s1ttS BUSINESS MAN and wife
desire small pvt. apt: NV. section
preferred, but not nee. EX. 53SS,
T pm. to 13 pm. TO-
UNFURN., / or . rooms. kitchen and
bath in apartment house fer en-
plosed quiet lady: NV, preferred
Box 136-Y, Star. H.
FBI EMPLOYEE would like unfurn-
ished efficiency apartment. Box
BAcKGRonND iSI & sSIf WANTED quiet
young career women, accustomed d
to substantial home background:
need 9 bedrm., furn. apt. in good
neighborhood; Georgetown, Dupont
Circle or NV. areas preferred; price
secondary consideration; will furn-
iSh excellent references Box 363-
Evening star., 1949-08-09
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA, in Edgemoor-Cape Cod;
bedroom and M bath on % lst f.: s bed
HALL Co. WI. $3.50. IL
Colonial; immac. condition; well-
HANDICAPPED lot; porch. garage; excel.
Essldent,al EsII ~ wT area; aa,5 price ssl ESQ.,
BETHESDA, adjacent to Naval Hos.
salow. with full expansion attic, on
sion. Priced to sen at once: Call
Eai,nnsss PI; 1Sds Gn ~ E fsc pm. VIM: H.
FAfREaNSs. sARERSSs Mi aiD..@Aeou. u ssr.
galow. Ice. rms. stairway to ex-
pand.. attic, full bsmt.. side peh;
sS1sS' So; e. sf'si :sls spa! sa.
IHpfaN snfa ppaP sPRiNG E. HvnLAaE+R.due.a
to S14.25O. Brick Colonial on St:
bss ssse sTISe s7Se .nd sn NOV. fGeT 1 mmss
Comb FILA and GI financing. Call
LAWRENcE Y; LUTEs, 81; 4222
roof, cor. lot. firepi.. full bsrnt..
gss h;:w;h. owner must sci sen. Law "
SILVER sPRlNG-New brick homes.
bedrm., freplace. garage: porch, gas
can gI; 1918 unit, g D.m. wMi Il.
ATHFNfISs. sA9NRFISSss cH:i cVHH:irsEMss6o sEGss6o cash. Eva
Is .sss nss e: faR Ss. Sf1ss Ses aHai. aHfek
BE- e. suRa asi 10 fsss ssEas. 81 e aSosi siiso and
Georgia aves. This immac, house:
cSny:, cSny; to .rannsp'' ny r senoo,s h.d,ma nnd
din. rm:, bath. screened porch, full
bsmt. with gsrase under house; 2nd
A bargain at S13.960. Call RE.
svs2 ESQ: . c 70 0. COLONIAL INVEST
rYcfuRf MENH 81 1suNaA. in silver Spring.
in a cool residential park: all
brick, B rms. and bath: marvellous
kit PVT rear yard S heat; s,ss.s s1t.se
DsHHassiI eeiaHtivsIy Ias new and Ss. ssd sai
one owner. S14.9 r, r. RIP
pocToEs EtsiIESI once; I ! .issi- s;!
lent corner In sstnssda: 1sh RIs Soeto sa M
ONCE suite having separate entrance
at street level; Doctor now living
inssI sIpLE9. ResltoGP. 81 sill Til 8
A BARGAN for s11,4 Cape COD
home Of rms. and bath. eauipped
Kit. oil heat: acre Of land & a.
Golesville: only y Blk; on Srslsinsd; nrsssd
considerably under what u cost 70
ress. terms, 4 ron are rssdy se set
TOR, 81. 6111 til 8 pm. 10
CONTINUED on Next PsseJ
Evening star., 1949-08-09
HOUSES UkFURkisHED

BRICK BUNGALOW, s rooms, stair
way to attic, unfinished. Full base
sion. MANASSAS REALTY CO, 211e
Wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4.-15
6 RMS. 1h baths. N acre, 20 min.
Pentagon; $3.50 per mo. Available
Aug. 16, 2-yr. lease. 13 Holloman
rd.. Falls Church 4235. 10
NEW, rms. with full bsmt., gas
heat; on Alabama ave. nr. inter-
section Good Hope I'd. Sc; cow.
house: $135 mo-; inside house. $l25
gas heat, lge. yard. Riverdale Park,
$50 a mo. BOX Isl It, Star. 10
FALLS CHURCH, 2-bedrm., bsmt.,
fenced yard, on Lee blvd: best To-
cation; S115 mo. FA. S779 after
soRM: 9iS COTTAGE. Va. suburb: work.
ing mother with children, day car,
os Ghildreni MsT udMr e.; 7sss: ..r.. ,..ut,fu st
a! snt house: barn, s; ssts;; So 200 ;qee s;,I 4;
phone Ellicott City 1881. Ia
DESIRABLE, NEW DET. brk. HON,
in Silver Spring; 3 bedrms., 2 baths
screened porch, garage. etc; $3.50
ONCE, RA. 2S14; home. SH. 2O77
BUNGALOW, 8 rms, Q bedrms., tilee
bath. living rm.. dining rm. anc
modern kitchen, oil heat: cor; lot
lge. fenced back yd.; Queens Chape
Manor; blk. shopping ctr. ana 6us
line $50 mo-; refs. req. WA. 7sd4
Evening star., 1949-08-09
APARTMENTS WAkIEp
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire 2-rc

EMPLOYED COUPLE desire Groom
apt, furn. or unfurn., private en-
trance, full kitchen and bath. in
nv nv; area, west Of Conn; ave; con
sdsf sSis TsosoGfssasl9s sos 1sa staT rental reason
WE'RE ORIMINALS-We have q baby
and dog. Do you have hideout
for us? Unfurn. house or apt. in
North Arl., Georgetown, Mclean or
Falls Church; occ. about Sept, IS.
1 BEDRM. and kitchenette for Ink,
by Govt. employed girl: NV. pref;
not over S15 weekly. BOX 1927,
PERMANENTLY Iiss EMPLOYED Cow.
secretary and daughter, Z. need l.
sesa DAYS; Du. ie77 ewes. Ia
REFINED TEACHER desires apt. with
kit, bath. in pvt. home. NV. or
SEPTEhAN sfPTf Man AND ssG sfe dg desire s4Gi 6edrm
pref. Call ia. 2672 after pm.
VETERAN AND WIFE desire 1-bedrm
furnished tnTd apt, NV. preferred. IA.
POLICEMAN. wife and two sons. need
4-room apt. suburban preferred; UP
to S75. Cali DE. O41O. Mr.. HoELL
H.
IN OR NEAR ALEX, small apt; pref
dont fTrn oF up to s1G couple e
yr. spaniel. 10. 5-0153.
PROF. COUPLE, quiet. respons., nc
children, require unfurn. pvt. q
bedroom apt. in NV. DE. 1855 be.
tween 1 and 5 pm. IL
YOUNG LADY desires small furn
s5O-S6O. Call HU. 5000. 9-5 pm.
WIDOW and 14-yr.-old daughter de-
sire 1-bedroom unfurn.- apt. in N
Arl. Or area conV. to Arl.; $65 limit
5 VI YoGNG. as i EMPtoYaD nj tPe law student,
desire clean apartment in NV: sec.
ton. Box 130-Y. Star. 15'
GEORGETOWN or near-n. w.---Sublel
furnished apt. or house, Sept. June
ooms sdy sd5 apd MISS ssr athsF a sREEMxs IsS
1870 Mass. ave. NV
YOUNG MARRIED couple need small
furnished % or gsnafprnished apartment
MIDDLE-AGED Government secre.
ment 9 r. building; Ex. ao4o. Ext
NICE COUPLE, no children, want q
bedrm.. apt, NV. section Of p. G.
ss5 s5oh IN rnsa sa' 6f before csss' sotn ol sfP'
MoTHER MOTH T AND DAUGHTER, both
permanently employed. urgently
need 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. 'oi
house, preferably in NV: cony. tt
transp. ,Wo. 1858, or weekdays
RE. 1890, Ext. 764. MRS. RAFTER
MOTHER AND CHILDREN desper.
ately need room OF. small apt. neal
capIol Heights. Nd. Sun. call HI
Evening star., 1949-08-09
HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. tcont.

WEST OF GEORGIA AVE, sauls
to sell; 8 to s bedrms. Mr.. Clark.
GE. COLL. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. Realtor' 1924 14th st. NV"
ONLY sso.1s PER MO. after down
detached brick home; oil heat; mr..
New Hamp. ave. and Peabody st.
Take over CT loan at a. interest
EyelusiEe 5Nc Y. with shod KAY REALTY ,S Co.
sPEciAIM7ea 5-9P Upshur st. n:v;1six-
room Colonial brick, semidetached,
kitchen on second floor; garage;
$1,000 cash. balance easy terms.
Call MR.. ODUM, RE. 5216. .
ON 10th sT.-vic of Park rd.; -
baths new .xs oil he heat i'm
RoOMiNG HOUSE PROPERTY, plus
furnishings; 1st. commercial; near
18th and Columbia rd.; annual in
somf G. j. kooSTz e aS9 sals aE sElSss ssSe.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME. a wonderful
small home well constructed, 2 ent.
in front; 2-story brick row. gas
heat: 6 rooms, Ia baths. front
gssssSsh zsas sns ni!Sssd RS5sasE n'fs
WILSON H. 8. is cony. to this center,
sntE s.tb c9logia and srick arisbes Ssd5ms ard
brkfst. nook; paneIed rec. rm.;
THos. L. PH1LL1ps, wo. 700 Sntii
ARMY gm MAP aSis sEsVEcE GSnn is near io this .
bedrm; brick; incl: side porch; rec;
rm., din, rm... kit. full bsmt., Oil
Jolles. jr.. ewes, .SH. .4s91.
diTis s55m p5isk sTihnan e. 4sls IN st. NV.
VACANT. .6-rm. brick with fin. 3-rm
LoU1s RUpDEN. Elk. 57o7.
NEAR 14th AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
Lovely det. home containing 3
% dn G% Modern aod Ga'R Rtehen hese ad
IoUis + RuDDEN. Elk. 57o7. Ewes.
BARGAIN. 1880 DOWN. Mt. Pleas
ant, 1870 Ingleside Terrace NV. 81
story row brick, oil h.-w.h., 8 apis.
NEAR conn: AVE; and Chevy Chase
price of $19.65O. "a bath. large liv-
ing room and dining room, modern
kitchen, breakfast room and screened
porch on first floor; End floor has
3 lovely bedrooms. bath. plus child's
attic; oil h.-w.h.... built-in garage,
shaded lot. Owner leaving city. early
possession. F. A.. TWEED CO.. 1904
Conn. ave. EN-. 1880 till pm. 10
REAL VALUE IN A FINE HOME
White-brick center-hau Colonial in
one Of the city's. most desirable and
highly, restricted residential com
munities very near am, to sp1 Spring vi, u
park-like settipe; the home fea..
lures a bedrm.s or library and fail
tile bath on .1st f.; master size
bedrms. and bath on End f.: very
lac. Twins. rm.. with fireplace. dining
rm. with lse. bay: spacious screened
firepl., built-in garage. priced at
S2f, 800, but owner is leaving city
in 8 weeks and desires immediate
sale. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS, DI.
1411; ewes, call Gil. 3272.
4IOO 5th ST. N.W.-owner moving,
Bss.ss Rss sell ssreaa g. safs Price sss
seven-rm,. Ia bath. furn. apt,
gas .sS.h. 1mmed. occupancy.
/ GE fas sifi sSiiffitERsoN ST. s.w.-vaeant Wea
Six rooms, front and rear entrance
to basement; oil heat. Completely
Morse. SH. $500. BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors, DU. S55s.
NEAR 5th AND MIsSOURI-Stone
and brick: only S13,500, with rea
down payment: 3 bedrooms, "a
baths, rec. rm.; deep yard; gas
heat; posses: J. GINBERG, RE
NR' o sth Al AND gNiCpoLsoN-semidet
brick; 3 bedrooms. ga baths, pan
eled den, 2-car garage; automatic
7fe4. nee1 RossesslSa. Rfas 1889. = ''iN0hN' f'A'
5.ROOM BUNGALOW Gas refgr..
stove and furnace: on corner lot. in
NV. section. Priced for quick sale.
WI C16R -l6
Evening star., 1949-08-09
COLORED.
$3.50 DOWN

COLORED-$11,5OO
Abbey pl. n.e.-Six rooms. bath, gas,
h.-wh., built-in garase. MR.. ROB-
INSON, SH 6075-