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Evening star., 1949-06-07
Jackie Martin Hailed at Tee

The American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club honored one Of its own
members yesterday when it gave
a tea for Jackie Martin, co-author
of "Washington-City of Destiny
Miss Martin, a photographer
collaborated with Alice Rogers
Hager in the volume, which pre-
sents a Photographic panorama OF
the Capital and its activities. Mrs.
Hager, who wrote the text, is now
with the American Embassy in
Brussels.
Among those on hand to con-
gratulate Miss Martin were the
former Speaker, Representative
Joseph w. Martin, Jr., and the
Belgian Ambassador, Baron Sill
vercruys. The two offered toasts
to the honoree and the absent
author in champagne provided for
the occasion by Mrs. Irene Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ross,
Mrs. John r. Steelman, Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim, and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. L. o. Col
bert were among the guests. 9th
ers included Charles D. Freligh OF
Evening star., 1949-06-07
@. w. Fraternity
To Honor Seniors

Graduating seniors of Beta
Alpha Chapter of zeta Tau Alpha
Fraternity at George Washington
University will be honored at q
buffet supper tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Franklin Steinko
SOFT Tilden street NV. Hostesses
will be members of the Washing
ton Alumnae Association Of the
organization.
Mrs. Edwin r. Wanner is the
new president of the alumnae
group. Other new officers are
Mrs. Steinko, vice president: Mrs
II. Lamar Henderson, recording
secretary; Mrs. George Sewers
corresponding secretary; Miss Dor
othy Catling, treasurer. and Mrs
Howard e. Hassler, historian.
The annual convention of Alpha
Province viii begin on Friday at
Durham, N. c., and viii last
through Sunday,
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Aunt Minnie Honored
For Years Aiding Needy

Iment Of the State of Israel. Mrs
Goldsmith is also an honorary
president of the United Jewish
Appeal.
In 1924 a drive was put under.
way to raise more funds for the
Home for the Aged and In one
historic campaign under her lead
ership, $4,000 was raised in 90
minutes.
Expressing her thanks for the
many tributes paid to her. Mrs
Goldsmith said, II really didn'i
know I was that good!"
: She told her listeners of the
desperate need of an addition to
the home and said that it was
tragic that people in need OF
care had to wait for some one
else to pass on before he or she
could be admitted"
The home has set q goal of
100000 for improvements and
additions. she explained. The
Hebrew Home for the Aged, she
added, Is the only Jewish institu-
ton in Washington that gives
physical care to the sick. con-
valescent and crippled needy
Jews.
Albert Sklar. member Of the
Maryland State Legislature. spoke
briefly following the program In
honor of Mrs. Goldsmith.
Faith must be accomplished
by Deeds" he said, "and honest
charity is identifying ourselves
with the problems Of the needy"
Mr.. Sklar commended the work
Of ladies' auxiliaries Of all organ
izations by saying. "They give the
personal attention that money
cannot buy"
Mrs. Herman Gelman, president
of the auxiliary, was In charge of
the luncheon and introduced the
officers serving with her as well
as those serving on the luncheon
committee and the presidents Of
other Jewish organizations In the
District.
Mrs. Jack Blank was the over
all chairman for the luncheon.
Evening star., 1949-06-07

the Brazilian Embassy, Comdr
and Mrs. Brian Goddard Of Nc
Lean, Va. and the latter's sister,
in-law, Mrs. Robert Davis Pollack
of Ireland.
Guests greeting the author also
had the chance to meet her
mother. Mrs. Philip Martin, while
other members Of the family at
tending were her two sisters. Mrs
William Pugh and Mrs. William
II. Clements. A niece. Nancy Lea
Clements, also was present.
Providing novelty to the occa-
sion was the French poodle. Coco
who accompanied her mistress
Evie Robert. Coco. who occasion
ally serves as columnist, spent
a large part Of the afternoon
shaking hands with various guests
The party was held at the club
house with the first vice preSi-
dent. Mrs. Lee Walsh, receiving
in the absence of the president
Miss Grace McGerr. who left SUM-
day for Europe.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Tea Announced

Members Of Beta Chapter of
Phi Delta Gamma. national fra
ternity for graduate women. will
be entertained by Gamma Chap
ter. Johns Hopkins University. at
q tea on Sunday afternoon at the
home of Miss Ruth Magill In Bal
timore.
Mrs. Marian Scott Portillo is IL
charge of arrangements for trans
portation. Members viii meet ai
Union Station at / pm. and Q
brief business meeting viii be held
On route.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
'PorIeyHeId
'ByWCTU

A diamond jubilee dinner In the
dining room of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church viii climax to
days session of the annual three
day convention Of the District
womans Christian Temperance
Union. which opened yesterday.
Tonight's program viii trace the
history Of the temperance move
ment, including passage Of the
18th amendment and Its subse-
quent repeal. DR.. John c. Palmer
will pronounce the invocation and
music will be provided by the Ia
koma Trio.
Mrs. Caroline Coates, who is
completing her term as president.
was to make her recommendations
at today's sessions. Reports Of the
presidents of the individual unions.
which began yesterday. also were
continued today.
Mrs. Coates called on the dele
gates yesterday to make a stronger
tight against the moderate drinker.
declaring that would help prevent
the hard" drinker. She also urged
them to intensity their efforts to
discourage the use Of liquor in any
form.
A report that children Of the
Loyal Temperance Union from 80
States had raised $4,000 in small
donations to send 40 goats to Eu-
rope was made by Mrs. Amy
Weech. The goats are to help re-
place those slaughtered during the
war.
A sacred and classical concert
was presented last night by the
White Ribbon Singers. following q
song service. Both were under the
direction of Edward A. Carey.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Dorothy
Dix
Women Supposed
To Be Greet Lovers
Who Suffer Most

DEAR MRS. DIX: Will you please
settle q controversy by answering
the following question: Which
marry more for love. men or
women? B. s.
Answer: That is q $64 ques-
ton that not even Solomon could
answer, because people marry for
such variety Of reasons, and
after the honeymoon is over q
large percentage of them spend
the balance of their lives wonder
ing why they picked out the one
they did for q mate. OF course,
traditionally, all marriages are
love marriages, but, In reality.
such Is far from being the case.
Men and women marry for a num-
dred different reasons other than
being victims of the grand past
sion.
They marry because they are
lonesome. Or they marry for
money. Or they marry to keep
from being old maids or old bach
elors. Or they marry because their
mothers have, picked out some
particulara sirls-ok boy as a wife
or q husband for them. Or they
marry because they want a home
and home cooking. Or they marry
because some matchmaker has
chased them to the altar. The
marriage of convenience Is q rec
ognized institution In other coun-
tries. It lis only In this land Of
the free-and-easy divorce that we
pretend that every marriage is a
Hove match.
This makes 1t impossible to de-
eide definitely which Of the sexes
is the more sentimental and
whether more men or more women
marry for love. On the face OF
the matter. it would seem that
women are the great lovers, for
they are the ones who are sup
posed to have broken hearts and
pine away with a green and yel-
low melancholy If anything un-
toward happens to their love
lives; while Tilted sweethearts and
husbands are believed to take their
bad luck philosophically and turn
their affections to other charmers.
Maybe this Is true. Maybe not,
Certainly women get the most di-
vorces,. and whether. this proves
that wives love their husbands
more, or less, than their husbands
love them. nobody knows. How
much husbands and wives love
each other lis o secret that only
God and the divorce courts know.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
By Frances Kuhn

Mrs. Minnie Goldsmith had an.
other big day yesterday.
Aunt Minnie" as she is affec.
tionally called by her friends ane
co-workers, has been active ir
Jewish welfare work in Washing.
ton for more than 35 years. Yes
terday she was the honor guest al
q donor luncheon given by the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged at the May
flower Hotel where approximately
$1,000 was raised for enlargement
Of the home.
The 76-year old woman. whose
youthful appearance bellies her
true age. was presented a tribute
called "A Bouquet of Memories. u
by past presidents Of the auxiliary.
Included in the book is q page
from each past president recount
ing the activities of Mrs. Gold
smith on behalf of the unfortunate
and underprivileged.
Mrs. Goldsmith, one of the
founders of the home, was the
first chairman of the building
fund and was the first president
of the Jewish Social Service Agen-
cy. In 1922 she began a foster
home for children and later insti-
tuted the Goldsmith Student Loan
Fund in memory of her husband
That fund provides educational
facilities for young peoples whe
would be unable to attend college
otherwise.
Mrs. Goldsmith. in the 192o's
was an ardent worker for the cre-
alton of a Community Chest in
Washington and ever since its
foundation In 1929, Mrs. Gold
smith has been a committee mem
Der for solicitations.
Another of Aunt Minnie's s.
many activities has been her
work In the Center Camp Fund
which she herself created 13 years
ago. Still another dream came
true for her with the establish
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Rufnmage Sale

The National Park College
Alumnae will have o rummage sale
today, tomorrow and Thursday
from $50 am. TO 5 pm. at 1872
wisconsin avenue. Proceeds from
the sale viii be donated to Chill
dren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Summertime In Paris"

pure dye pure silk bouseS Colbert otisnos the oox;ro
prints were oil French inspired AID they oil
WAsHABLs' Choose plunge neeks ie~el neeks
johnny collars p,ck ony ore OF seven po,teros Nome
your fovori,e colos--,here 20 10 choose srorn
Sizes 3 TO 5s and Only 2eS eoch,
Extreme LETT
Plunge neck blouse with S. Mortcs nrn, 2ss
Beiotb. LETT
lie ChoreIeon PRINT Johnny Color blouse ~--- 2ss
Beloar right
lie Rubon print ie~el-neck blouse ~-----~-- 1Ss
sloases. Street Floor wasaneton and slr~ sptas
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Southeast Realty Co.
Ofers the following homes for you
inspection.
OPEN SUN, is PM.

1897 Nichols ave, Congress- Heights.
Det. brick home; reasonably, priced;
splendidly located; large liv. rm.,
din. rm.. modern kit, 3 nice bed
rms. tile bath and powder rm.
full bsnt. with rec. rm.. oil neat;
screened side porch. built-in gar:
beautiful lot and rock garden;
close to shopping and transporta-
ton.
11s Forester st. s.w.. Congress
Heights-Semidet. brick home, in
excel. cond,; has liv. rm.; din. rm.,
modern kit, 2 nice bedrms., tile
bath; full bsmt. with rec. rm. ana
" bath; screened front porch, gas
heat.
1870 A st. Sc, near Eastern High
School-Nice brick home; large liv.
rm., large din. rm.,- modern kit,
4 bedrms. and bath: full bsmt. with
rec. rm. oil h.-w.h.: front and
rear porches, gar; suitable for 2
family use; small down payment.
1923 18th st. se.-2-familv brick.
Just OF Pa. ave; desirable home
with income. ! apt. has . rms,
kit and bath, and l apt has 4
rms, kit. and bath; gas heat
reasonably priced.
Southeast Realty Co.
1911 Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 1000
Evening star., 1949-09-18

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, S26,50O
Packed with charm-that's the only
description for this fine home:
2 twin-size bedrms. and full. tiled
bedrms and full tiled bath. on 2nd
floor; spread out atop a beautiful
Ia-acre knoll in exclusive Lux
manor, located Az miles beyond
Bank of Bethesda; parochial and
public school bus comes to door;
liv. rm., din rm.. kit. with break
fast nook, screened breezeway to at
tached garage; . fireplaces, full
basement; all-brick constructions
heavy slate roof; badminton court
lighted for evening play; only 2
yrs. old and like new. 9wnsr
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411: ewes. call
sE 3O79
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLORED
120d r ct NJ r

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO PM.
A fine tapestry brick home. having z
rooms, l "a baths; 2-car detached
garage; End FIR. may be used as
separate apt, If desired. This prop
erty is in excellent condition. Mr.
Richards, WO. 6595.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346. -18
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLORED
OPEN | TO 7

STOP LOOK! READ!
hunters only. 314 10th st.
n.e.-Wide brick house, concrete
front porch, picture windows. shiny
hardwood floors. The most beauti-
full home in Kingman Park. First
showing. 8 yrs. old. Made as 2
separate apts. or as one-family
house. . new refgrs., 2 new ranges,
knotty pint rec. rm. in basement, 3
full baths. gas h.-w.h.; lge. yard.
We invite your inspection today
Tomorrow may be too late. Easy
terms. S15,950. TR. 2790. or AK.
0S27.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLORED
0pEM Q T0 CIIMn

Brookland. 27OO 10th st. n.e.-At-
tractive corner brick. owner-o.cu-
pied; rooms, tiled bath ard
shower; excel. cond., new Bryant
gas heat. built-in garage, rear
porches, partially inclosed Lust
be seen to be appreciated. $1,000
down, or less to right party v. L.
TOOMEY, Jr., RE. b371. EN-. S36T.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
DAMASCUS

5-room bungalow consisting of living
room. dining room, kitchen, pantry.
. bedrooms and bath, hardwood
floors. unfinished attic, full base
ment. hot-water heat, garage: the
price has been reduced to where it
is actually real good buy at S6a5O.
Call Jerry Williams. Damascus 626l .
or FRED B. CUSHMhN, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-09-18
KENSINGTCN.

KENSINGTCN.
Beautiful 8-rm. brick home, conv,. to
schools, transp. and shoppine; lge;
lily. rm. with fireplace, ? bedrms. and
bath on 1st a.. 3 lge. rms: and bath
on 2nd f., beautiful level lawn. with
flowers and shrubbery.. . yard full OF
fun for growing children without
your constant care. Call me for the
tails on this property. Mrs. Cox. vi.
S136, ATLAS REALTY, SN 1858.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLORED
$3.50 DOWn-POsSeSSiOn

COLORED
NEW BRK. BUNGALOW
Capitol View area-Gas h.-w. heat,
5 rms. bSmt.: very low down pay
ment. DE. 1896 or RE. 1850.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
BETHESDA

4 Bedrooms and 2 Baths
Close to Naval Hospital and new Pub
ilc Health center. Beautiful brick
home in excellent condition. Liy-
ing room, dining room, kitchen, =
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor; >
bedrooms and bath on md floor.
Lovely lot. slate roof and built-ln
garage. Reasonably priced at
SlS.95O. Call ST. o40O or GIL.
400. Ext. 993 til Q pm. PHIL
LIPS, CANDY e. FULLER, INC
Evening star., 1949-09-18
ROCKVILLE

Garrett Park-$12,O00
Modern, 8 rms. and bath, full bsmt. !;
excel. cond.: beautiful K-acre lot.
IL Rokeby ave. LO. 5-0569.
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
1OlO4 Big Rock rd.. S15,25O; a real
clean Colonial brk. with lovely
rms. and tiled bath, very attrac
rec. rm. in knotty pine, asphalt
tile floor in bsmt. Assume a large
GI loan with nominal cash pay
ment. Open Sunday. 2-6. To reach:
burg rd., right s blks. to Williams
burg dr., left 5 blks. to Big Rock
rd. LAWRENCE v. LUTES, ST.
4222; ewes, Mr.. Baylor, 81. 1906
Evening star., 1949-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-kor+hee.,
BROOKLAND
COIORED
OPEN C-6 p IA

OPEN 2-6 PM.
1922 9th st. me-. beautiful semidet.
2-family home, with possibilities OF
3rd bsmt. apt The price on this
beautiful home has been drastically
reduced to sell this week end
Woodbridge Realty Co., Inc.
No -on9
Evening star., 1949-09-18
TRINIDAD

VACANI-S ROOMS
Colored-14O2 Orren st. n.e.-Im-
mediate possession of this lovely
brick home, in a cow. section.
There are many special features to
this home too numerous to men,
ton. Must be seen to be appreci-
Open today / to 7p.m. L. j. MILLS
IL SONS. 430 9Th st. NV. TO.
1872 BO Q264 MA 466l -1H
Evening star., 1949-09-18
BE CHOOSEY

make your Selection Of T . or 3 )
bedroom rambler, in desirable
location. Prices, S17,250 and
S19,500. Everything Is there
Complete with paved streets. Terms
arranged. To reach: Drive out
Branch ave. s.e., l mi. over D. C.
line to Colebrooke dr., turn right
. blocks. then turn right more
blocks to open sign. A. A.
CARROZzA CO.. AT S941, 1927
Pennsylvania ave. sc.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLORED
EXCELLENT NE. LOCATION
0-TTNTT MNnEpN ADT

2-UNIT MODERN APT.
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath. Also
I'm. bsmt. suitable for living quar-
ters. Live in one and let the other
pay for, your home. Owner has left
city; will sacrifice for quick sale.
Requires $1,000 TO $1,000 CASH.
Ii. '7-4413. CHARLES S. GUNN,
Evening star., 1949-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos,
OFF ALABAMA AVE.
2613 BRANCH AVE. Sc.

2613 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO Pm.
Congressman and Govern
ment officials. A 7-room, 2l2-bath
detached brick and stone residence,
on a lot 62xl37 it., in Southeast's
most beautiful section; convenient
to Capitol, N. R. L., Andrews Field,
Census. This home also has a large
recreation room. utility room. maids
loom and brick detached garage.
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch ave,
right on Branch ave-, 7 blocks to
home and sign. Mr.. Sweeney, TW.
U459.
Marshall ]. ,Waple Co.
1924 14th ST. NV, Realtor, d. 3346
Evening star., 1949-09-18
GRAHAM & co.
SILVER SPRING
Omen Sun. 9 Till Dark

O|SA1 AS<A4'3 AAAA
e4o5 Medwiek dr., Hampshire Knolls.
!. mile over b. c. line. Foyer en-
trance beautiful lily. rm., lge. kit.
and dinette, .. lovely bedrms.. with
dormer rm;, full bsmt.. gas heat;
tile on 1st fir:; stairway to lge;
right on Ray I'd. to Medwick dr..
1920 GLENVILLE RD,
immaculate 6-rm: brk and frame
level lot with fenced rear I'd; gas
dows. This lovely home built in
1912 is in tip-top condition and
well located in conv: sectiomi ION
iesU coIesUille ieI'fo' I'd to Franklin ave. turn
right ali the way to Old Bladens-
burg I'd, turn right to East Schuy-
ler. right / blk. to Glenville I'd.
left to , cur 19EeaSIEw 9psn sIgni AWE
firepl., din. rm,. equipped kit. lge.
bedrms. and tile bath, screened porch
in rear Of house; full bsmt. with
outside entrance, oil h.-w.h.; stair
way to lge. dormer rm. on End a.
closets, storm windows; located 2
blks. of Colesville rd. Priced. S15.-
75O. TO reach Out Colesville rrd.
to Franklin, right on Franklin
blocks to Highview. right on High.
view to our open sign.
94O6 WARREN ST. D..
2 STORY brick Colonial. Liv. rm. with
firepl.. family-size din. rm., equipped
kit; 9 bedrms. and bath up; full
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat; side screened
porch: lge. level wooded lot with
outside firepl.: large GI 1st trust;
/ block to grade schools. Priced,
$4,000. To reach: Out Ga. ave.
to Luzerne. left on Luzerne to War
rem, left to our open isgn.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
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BRICK BUNGALOWS

BRICK BUNGALOWS
suitland rd-G1 approved. at Sill
taxes and insurance; 3 rooms LIST
A.. open fireplace, unfin. attic. full
bsmt. Call Mr., Moore, r PAUL
MUDD CO.. TR 1882: ewes and
week ends. VI. 1910. -1s
A LUSTRON HOUSE
Open Sat. and sundayLA lifetime
kitchen. bath, radiant heat. Thor
washing achine-dishwasher, We
netian blinds, screens and storm
doors 304 Woodland dr.. Forest
Heights, Md S13.5O0. terms
SEVEN 2-FAMILY FLATS
1906 1908, 1910 4th st. sc. and
3S1s. $500 1892, 1924 HALEY ter.
sc. Each nat contains l bedroom.
dinette, kitchen, bath. Venetian
blinds; full basement, gas heat. deep
lot: built by Jack Pollin. the man
who builds only the best. Each fat
has separate entrance. Priced only
at Sl6,950 with q first trust of
$11, 900, payable SS5 per mo. at
4laG. For inspection or further
particulars, phone 10. 2-7655; 10.
and Sunday for your inspection.
Newcomb Realty Service
3l25 Nichols ave Sc is
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GAITHERSBURG

GAITHERSBURG
2-story frame, bedrooms and bath:
large lot; very convenient location;
$4,000.
4 ACRES
Inside Gaithersburg. improved with
Groom frame house: electricity
only Improvement. price. SS,400.
GAITHERSBURG
2-story frame, completely remodeled
into lovely apartments, with all
conveniences including laundry room
with tubs.
ROCKVILLE
Semibunealow, rooms and bath on
lst floor, ? rooms on End floor;
hardwood floors. full basement, oil
hot-water heat; to approved GI,
500 cash; price, $4,000
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg. Md. Tel. 800
Evening star., 1949-09-18
COLESVILI,E

Open Sunday. 1-5. Eight acres fer
tile land and comfortable S-rm.
and bath frame house in excel. cond
Newly redecorated. All rooms are
spacious: large. liv. rm., beautiful
kitchen, completely remodernized,
c. h.-w.h.. porch. large bank barn:
one block away: transp. at door,
Owner anxious to sell. Make offer.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
BRADLEY WOODS
~ MILE RETHESnA

z M4AC De 11EoOA
The most beautiful home the writer
has appraised for a long time. This
home is waiting for the particular
ana bargain hunting executive or
man of professional status. All-hrick
construction of Colonial architec-
ture. Lovely Handicapped lot with
beautiful trees and shrubs. First
floor has 20x12-ft. living room with
log burning fireplace, adjoining
screened porch. 20xl2 #. real enter
tainlng dining room. knotty pine
den. and fully equipped kitchen
Center-hall plan. Second floor has
3 large bedrooms and ceramic tiled
bath. Third floor has . spacious
bedrooms plus bath Plenty of closet
space throughout house. Full base
ment, with outside entrance, built-in
laundry trays, oil heat Built-in
garage. This is truly a beautiful
home in the most desirable section
OF Washington. This home will be
sold this week end to the person
who acts really quick. For details
phone Mr.. .Berens, jr., or Mr.. Taylor
at MA. DIAL.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA O1d1
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HousEs-sALE-s.E tcon,.)

$4,000. FULL PRICE-5305 Shady
rm. cottage. running water. elec.
refrig., gas stove; wooded lot, 5S by
400. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 4400.
Mr.. EASTERN H. S.-Immediate pos
session. Tapestry brick, ls-ft. front
lot: Sl2,75O. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, l345 Good Hope rd. Sc. TR.
345i 23rd ST. Sc. off Ala. ave.-Al-
most new semidet brick. 3 large
rooms, basement; gas heat, storm
yapd wnd0ws faSpped DdS ssa5 s,chs1 Down enss s5
month Here Is real value, Act quick
Ewes. VI. 1857.
's1 eond. sedueed Re- s to s1i IT. 500 IN fqEe This
house has to be sold. owner is NOV
ing this week end. Open Sun. :, TO
a., DAXIp ~ s,a ! KEPpEl. .Il co,n
shinsled bansalow- hone. in the the
full bSmt., oil h.-w.h.; full acre OF
land, Venetian blinds, fireplace
Only $500 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO. FR., s357 till 9.
y DEDnOOM, DIlCk TOW, SDlC anu
span; $500 to 81 900 down; all
features. JOHN CHRONAEER, HI.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,
1877 D St se.-Tapestry brick,
in fine condition; large rooms
garage: many other fine features.
Only 5000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO, FIR. 1857 till 9.
HOUSE, mr.. Capitol
Soundly constructed row brick with
two complete apts. Occupancy of
lst and ground floors available
S1l.750 cash. Call Mr.. Gavin, with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000. 10
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OPEN SUNDAY

90 T .lW.
1915 Lewis st. n.e.-Colored-6 rms,
row brick, hardwood f1s., oil INV h;
screened porches. gar, ige. yd. ST.
500 to $1,000 cash.
v. D. JOHNSTON
925 q st. NV, HU. 1912, DE. $500.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
8911 I'd AVE, S. S., MD.

1911 I'd AVE, S. S., MD.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO PM.
"Close-in" and convenient location,
Ga ave, 2 squares to Woodside
School Approx. "a acre with beau-
tiful lawns. fruit trees and garden.
5 rms, bath. all-elec. kit, oil burn.
er, h.-w.h., attic, cellar and garage.
blk. to End ave. and right to house.
Eve. or Sun, phone Mr.. Gordon.
Woodley 1885.
L. T. GRAVATTE~
1918 K st. NV Realtor. MA. 015a
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Evening star., 1949-09-18
FALLIN REALTY CO.

COLORED
Only $3.50 Down-Vacant
100 BLK. u ST. NE.
Move right into this 6-rm. row brick
with bath. full bsmt and oil heat.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. 0531
till 9. "a
Colored-Brookland
bedrms., semidet tapestry brk; rec.
rm.; oil INV. heat; substantial down
payment. PUBLIC INVESTMENT
CORP, DE 1855 or RE 4750