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Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Filibusters Claim
Is Not
An Interstate Act

"Lynching is not an interstate
act" said Clyde Hoey, the Senator
from North Carolina with the
singularly appropriate name. ut
does not have anything to do with
interstate commerce"
This is an excerpt, very brief,
from one of the many speeches
by filibustering southern senators
who argued that an anti-lynching
bill was unconstitutional, that an
FEPC bill would destroy free en-
terprise and that an anti-poll tax
bill would sound the death knell
of democracy.
Worst of all, of course, was the
pending resolution to curb filibus-
ters which would abolish their in
alienable right to quote the tele-
phone book on the Senate floor.
On and on went the filibusterers.
And day by day they seemed gain
ing ground. Republicans increasing
ly gave them overt aid. Administra-
ton senators seemed paralyzed and
impotent in face of the talkathon.
Emboldened by the failure of
the President and his congressional
aides to fight, Republican leaders
began to act as if they were back
in the 8Oth Congress.
Senator Karl Mundt (R-S.D)
and Rep. Richard Nixon (R-Cal).
introduced a new, stiffer version
of their police state bill. A similar
bill to outlaw the Communist party
and other progressive organizations
was put by Senator Homer Fer
guson (R-Mich).
In the House a COP caucus
launched a drive to eliminate fed
eral rent control altogether. In
both House and Senate President
Truman's No. 1 promise of repeal
ing the Taft-Hartley Law was as
far from fulfillment as ever.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Bunche Slated To
Receive Award

DR.. Ralph Bunche, acting medi-
ator for the United Nations in
Palestine, will receive the 34th
Spingarn medal from the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People. The selection
was announced by the awards
committee this week.
The medal is presented annually
to the American Negro who, in the
committees judgment, has made
the highest Achievements in any
field of endeavor.
The committee praise d DR..
Bunche for bringing peace to a
"war-conscious" world and called
his work in Palestine "a major
achievement for which all the peo-
Piles of all nations may give abun-
dant thanks"
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Oklahoma Visitor
Dies of Heart Attack

Mr.. John Dinwiddie, 73 years old,
of Oklahoma City died here Tues
day evening of he art attack
while visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. DinWiddie accompanied by
his daughter, son-in-law and grand
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Col
bert and Claude of Oklahoma City,
was returning from San Diego
where they had visited relatives
and friends, stopping off here to
visit other relatives and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Humdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmo Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Colbert and Mrs. Melba
Smith.
Mr.. Dinwiddie was well known as
one of Oklahoma's most prominent
citizens, at one time President of
the Deaf, Blind and Orphans Insti-
tuition of his home State, and a
prosperous retired rancher.
It was learned Mr.. Dinwiddie was
involved in an, auto accident several
years ago on his way West and had
to give up the trip and return
home.
He is survived by his wife Viola,
5 sons, Karl, Elworth, Fleetwood,
Clifford, Oklahoma City, and Mar
ion Dinwiddie of Denver, Colorado;
2 daughters; Elfonza Lee and Mrs.
Thelrna Colbert of Ardmore, Okla.
Ragsdale Mortuary shipped the
body in a bronze urn full couch
sealer casket, by plane to Oklaho-
ma City for funeral services. Inter-
ment will be in Gene Autry, okla.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Easter Seals Go On
Sale To Aid
Crippled Children

Easter seals go on sale through
out the state to aid crippled chill
dren, as Arizona joins the nation in
the annual Embarrassing appeal con-
Quoted by the Arizona Society for
Crippled Children and Adults.
More than 100000 seal enclosed
appeal letters are in the mail,
marking the official opening of the
drive which will close on Easter
Sunday, April II. Many additional
benefits are scheduled,
Money raised from the sale is the
only revenue to provide for crippl-
ed child services through the socie-
ty, Maricopa Chairman, VIM. Gar
land said. The society is private
agency. It is not tax supported. 1t
does not receive appropriations
from other organizations.
This was emphasized by Richard
C. Simis, president of the state Soc
iety, explaining the difference bet
ween the work of the society and
other crippled child care programs.
Confused thinking on the public
part is understandable" ne SAID,
"in view of so many groups SEEM
ingly rendering care for crippled
children. However, there is no dup
lication. In Arizona there are five
agencies providing care for crippled
children. Two are voluntary health
organizations, The Society for Grip
pied Children easter Seal Funds)
and the National Foundation for
Infantile Paral ysis raising its
money through the M rch of
Dimes. One is a fraternal organi-
zation; the Shrine Crippled Chill
dren's Committee, whose money
comes from member subscription.
There are two unsupported agen-
cies: the Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of the State Depart
ment of Education, and the Grip
pied Children's Division who direct
the Convalescent Home for Grip
pied Children in Phoenix. i
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Interracial Evening
OF Music

The Lotus Club will present an
INTERRACIAL EVENING OF
MUSIC, THURSDAY, MARCH "a
8:15 p.m., in the Booker T. Wash
ington Auditorium. The program
to be presented is as follows:
Carver High School Glee Club
under the direction of Mr.. III. F,
Edwards.
Mrs. Charlesetta Banks, q bril-
liant pianist.
Miss Ruth Tang, music student
at Arizona State College, empe
soloist. T
Dan jackson, soloist, a favorite
Of all who have heard him.
Mrs. Rachel Ward, versatile
violinist.
Ray Arbizu, q second Caruso and
also a student at A.S.C., Tempe.
General admission so cents, pa
trOns-$1.OO.
Keep March oath open for an
evening of enjoyable music.
ALI funds go to charity.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
2O-Year Phoenix
Resident Dies

Mrs. Sarah Austin lJustus, IS,
died here yesterday in a local hos
pital. She had been i'll two weeks,
having suffered a paralytic stroke
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Geneva Coleman Curry, 1929 East
Monroe st.
Mrs. Justus came to Phoenix 20
years ago from Clarkdale, Mississ-
ippi. She was a member of Shiloh
Baptist Church.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Curry.
Funeral services will be held on
Monday, at 2 b. m. at East Lake
Mortuary. Rev. F. D. L. Mcdonald
officiating.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18

Liggins first sykrocketed to ma
tional prominence when his re-
cording of "The Honeydrippers," "
his own composition, became an
overnight sensation on every juke
box in the country. Acclaimed as
Americas favorite record by Bill
boards national record poll, the
"Honeydripper" maintained tn e
title for % successive weeks.
Joe "Honyedripper" Liggins, re-
ceived his unique nickname by a
fellow musician who noted that
whenever Joe played one of his
orig n "a / compositions, "Cripple
Joe" (now the famous Honey
dripper'D, all the pretty girls would
leave their escorts and flock around
Joe's piano. One of them said,
"Joe", you're just nothin' but an
old Honeydripper" The n m e
stuck, and from then on Joe, and
his song, were never called any
thing else but "The Honeydripper."
Since Joe Liggins penned his
immortal "Honeydripper" just a
few years ago and recorded the
number with the same personnel
which now comprise his band, the
Honeydrippers have come a long
way. Having played together for
more than three years as a unit
a distinction which perhaps no
other famous band can claim-they
combine a groovy beat with fine
Recommendations. Their ability to
switch from sweet to hot stamps
them as a completely versatile
unit.
Liggins, who has invaded Phoe-
nix before, on one night engage
ments, always plays to crowded
house
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Use Plenty of Milk

Take care to include an adequate
amount of milk in the diet of your
family to insure them of having a
sufficient supply of calcium to
maintain strong teeth, bones and
healthy bodies. The USDA tells us
that milk consumption is dropping
a little each year. See that each
adult in your family has at least
one pint of milk each day and that
the children have "a quart day.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Funeral Rites
Held Today For
Lonnie Davis

Funeral services for Lonnie Dav.
is, who passed March II in the
Southern Pacific Hospital in Tue.
son, was held this morning at II a
m. at the Chapel in the Valley. Rev
C. Moore, officiated. Interment al
Greenwood.
Mr.. Davis worked at the South.
ern Pacific Round Houce here ir
Phoenix for the past years.
He is survived by daughter o1
Austin, Texas and son of Portland
Oregon.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
9TH Annual All-State
Music Camp, Clinic
June II to July 3

Outstanding high school musici-
ans from this and a majority of
other Arizona communities will
take part in the fourth annual ALL
State Music Camp and Clinic, sch
eduled June II through July 3 on
the campus of Arizona State Col
lege in Tempe.
Plans for the camp, including
new awards, were announced today
by Miles A. Dresskell, director.
Dresskell is an associate professor
of music at the college.
For the first time students will
be given opportunity to compete
for the Dixie Gammage Memorial
Scholarship, granting fullscholar-
ship to this years camp. Each Ari-
zona high school will send winner
of it's addition to special COM
petition at Arizona State on April
g.
The Gene Redewill award of a
$50 scholarship to the 1850 camp
also will be given, Dresskell dis
closed. Winner will be the student
who is adjudged the most outstand-
ing in performance and contri-
button to the success of the 1949
camp.
Four new instructors have been
added to the campus faculty teach
ing use of woodwinds, string brass,
percussion and flute. All members
of the Phoenix Symphony OrcheS-
ira.
The colleges new band building
will be used for the camp. A broad
er and more diversified program
is planned, in addition to many
recreational and social activities.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Funeral Services
Pending For
Mrs. Mattison

Funeral arrangements are pend
ing for Mrs. Jamie Mattison, 7S
years old, who died early yesterday
morning, at her home, 1114 West
Sinoloa st.
Mrs. Mattison was a member OF
Shiloh Baptist Church.
She is survived by a. son, c. E.
Bryant, owner of the Bryant Bar
ber Shop.
Ragsdale Mortuary in charge.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Proclamation
EASTER SEALS MONTH

WHEREAS, 1949 ma arks the
twenty-eighth anniversary of the
founding of the National Society
for Crippled Children and the sew
enteenth anniversary of the forma-
ton of the Arizona Society for
Crippled Children and;
WHEREAS, the Arizona Society
for Crippled Children derives its
funds only through the sale of
Easter Seals; and
WHEREAS, funds raised through
The sale of Easter Seals will benefit
some three thousand known Grip
pied and spastic children in Ari-
zcna by filling the, gaps in servi-
ces which state and federal laws do
not permit, and in carrying on a
broad remedial educational pro-
gram for these handicapped child
ren, ,..,1.--..-....s, .z-- -
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Dan E.
Garvey, Governor, do hereby desig-
nate and proclaim the period be-
tween March seventeenth and
April seventeenth, 1949, inclusive,
as
EASTER SEALS MONTH
in Arizona, and urge that our
citizens contribute generously in
their purchase of Easter Seals in
order that this worthy cause for
the benefit of our most deserving
younger citizens may achieve out
standing success.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ]
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great seal of the State
of Arizona to be affixed this
eleventh day of March, in the year
of Our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and forty-nine.
DAN e. GARVEY,
Governor.
Attest: Wesley Bolin, Secretary OF
State.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Joe Liggins Returns
For Phoenix
Engagement Mar. 80

Joe Liggins and his Honeydrip-
pers, juke box and dance favoriteS,
are scheduled to appear Wednes-
day, March 80 at the Riverside
Park Ballroom.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Correction

We wish to correct, for the bene
fit of our readers, the given name
of DR.. Wong which appeared las
week. His name is Edward no
Howard.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18
Ernest Maupins
Laid To- Rest

Funeral services for Ernest Maui
pins, who died in local rest home
last Tuesday will be held today, at
2 p. m. at the East Lake Mortuary.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18

Tomatoes were long regarded as
poisonous in the United States, says
The World Book Encyclopedia, and
were grown only as decorative
plants.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-18

The farmers Of this country have
as much mechanical power on their
farms as there is in all of the
country's factories.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
"MINUS THE FRILS
-rrrr nAvc THE RIIIS"

INCOME HoME-TAKoMlA4 PARK PAlIsa
rs on the side Of the the hill The Souse Souse
walk kseverai = 3l0eKs Years s. old id and looks 2
little old.fashioned. but we think
'Il you'Il like the price and II you
Ion u acre. s ~ large frame house Of 9
rooms and 3 baths; rented as =
apts., each having own own Al entTanfe inyesfe
mert or you could live in one apt.
and % get enough rent to pay in n,
ferest, taxes. insurance and have ave
scro left. ''rice. 81 l 800. KELLEY
a BRANNER, exclusive, DI. 774o;
ewes. Mr.. Tolson. OR. 1190.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

nOOSES FUN
CoLoRED-1sO0 BLOCK CoLUMBIA
70 xdS rooms IAN and two Act baths; sG;uiefiy GdlS
MffearL sfef 'es9i a11ck. 81 A. bees; 'ss: syss
c6hoREpAs1,ooo 81 sfEapss1ooo powN-eoo blk
Hobart pl. NV; 8 rms. ami. AID
CSoiL1o5RED-ssoo Si BLK. KANSAS AVE
cond.: excel. location; terms. ASH
o t9T dsrg a Y. sTERaEHSSi xa SSWS: RE l1SS Vacant
1872 Kalorama I'd; n;w;4Loveiy .1aat eHnd .:
coal M R..wah.. Nv bath; front porch; ls'
ceoIoREpHNR. i4th AND SPRING
I'd family semidet: brick. 9 rms
c3, bashS nspn,stS oil heat sr Ex Arr 57qT House
income. s47i mo-; SIS 900 viii han;
die. Trade or terms. W. cLIFFORdL
ceeHHokEDRhANDoLFh eHGREE1ER Ri If4i ST. EI w. Sos
bedrms., double rear porches, ga
e. ysse GnrhoSD saf heas 7ssns sHHRrzHk GH '4sf 81
CoLoRED-1OOO BLOCK QUEBE6
PL. N.W.-An unusual opportunity
to buy in this outstanding location
with small, cash payment; beautifu
light brick; 8 rms, ~ baths
garage; full bsmt.; poss. at settle.
ment. Call Mrs. West, with p, H
JOHNSON Co. RE: 52I2, MA. 1926
ewes. and Sun. DE. 1927. p
COLORED-1134 22nd ST.. NV
Convenient downtown location;. six
room and bath, h.-w.h., tgas). bricl
S1l.75O. small cash pymt. MOORE
g. HILL CO., ME. 400. >
COLORED-S5O0 DOWN. St. neal
North Capitol. Brick, 8 r. and b.
h.-w. h., front porch. Call D1. 64OO
ewes, DE. 1755. 4.
COLORED-NICE HOMES, N.W.-N E
$1,000 to $4,000 down. terms. MR.
MUSHINSKY, RA. 6912. IS
OLORED-2-FAMIL NV.
One Of the finest bricks in NV, 4
rms, tiled bath each apt. kits. are
modern with lge. elec. refgrs.. ga:
heat. gar; $4,000 cash. Priced te
ocA' . -o,mx- .1 o1on A
Evening star., 1949-12-04
McDevitt's Sales Bulletin
D. c. AND MD. PROPERTIES
Seeing Is Believing

We urge you to see this unusual new
rms. "a baths. fin. attic. recr. rm.:
summer kit, porches, gar Best Of
all. price reduced $4,000 for quick
sale. Open daily and Sun, 1-5.
Out Piney Branch I'd. to Sligo ave.,
right and follow McDevitt's sisns.
New Center Hall Colonial
Vacant-on lge corner lot. 8 lge.
rms. 21a baths, porch, attic, recr.
rm., powder rm., de luxe kit. Open
today, L till 8. Out Piney Branch
Franklin ave. left i block.
Ramblers, $12,950-$29 500
New brick ramblers, "a bedrms.,
close-in Silver Spring. Shown BY
MeIDEVTTT REAtToR, RA. 442a.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
RAMBLERS

In the modern motif, featuring a new
group of 2-bedroom ramblers: liv-
ing room. dining room, modern
kitchen. entrance hall, full-tile bath
basement with commode; wood.
burning fireplace, automatic gas
with moderate cash. Also several g.
bedroom ramblers. Drive by. an in.
spection will convince. Directions:
Mass ave. NV. to $500 block, left
to Namakagan rd., right W. block
eft to ramblers. Mr.. Bailey or
BARXLEY BROS.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
uoIIeee Eop sAlE-Northwes,

2749 MACOMB ST. NV.
Semidet. structure, 8 stories, ar.
ranged for a discriminating pur-
chaser. Make the owner a reason
Inspection. Call Mr.. Kelley fol
appointment.
AVON REALTY co.
1727 18th st. NV. DU. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-12-04
NEAR 32nd AND UTAH

Detached eenter77hall brick; powder
2 baths 2nd floor; beautifully fin-
ished attic; oil a.-c. heat, built-in
garage; only 10 yrs. old. An excel
lent buy TOR. this most desirable
location. Call Mr.. Northern, Sligo
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nertheose

COLORED-NEAR KENILWoRTH
Just over the District line, ideal com.
brick bungalow. Immaculate condi.
tion. Living room with fireplace. 8
nice bedrooms, plus stairway to ex-
pansion attic, tile bath and shower,
full basement. oil heat. Priced low.
$11.700. Excellent terms. Call Mr..
Slower, with
cAMPANEI.LA & WOOD
Elk. Alb. Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910
Evening star., 1949-12-04
PRICED no SELL

OPEN SUNDAY, 7 IO ..
1874 Ingleside Terrace. r,,-
wonderful value, nSaM-bo1se Slx.IoT eondi-
So; fton. ' Living rm,. 1922: din dining m
rm.. m new equipped modern kltchedh. d
Concrete porch, Is 3 beautiful nnrcb oeil FIJI
rooms, bath, sereeneSa m Z p9!snIl' eaIl MI. Nj.
Doof9TAIMsiPPAi 9cTAIMsPANELLA & wooD. eoee
rx dI13, Ewes. and SUM-, 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

HOUSES FOR sAlE=Northeast

COLORED-e RMs.-H.-W.H.. hard
Maryland ave, nr. 18th st. ne.
coEoREb@Nk.' nE5 ThoMAs' sEaRs N2; sSse; SRo;EBUck-
cond. $500. pn. pymt:. $1,000.
JOE cURTO REALTY, FIR. 1900.
coLoRED-oa1 18th ST. N.E.9An
exquisite tapestry brick home, 9
tile bath, lavatory in bsmt.. oil hot;
for quick sale. Cali MI. Pharr. FIR.
22e53 ,o9rr Or !; H; GREENE ,,R BEATTY J
COLoRED-1O1e R. I. AVE. NE
low. 1st floor. ltv rm.. din. rm.. 2
large bedrms., kit, inclosed sun
porch, modern tile bath; .2nd floor.
2 bedrms.; kit. bath: full ,bsmt.,
3srs to 'ss sas ie sioooe sifs st Ta trust s0e q
S75 monthly. Convenient down pay
ment and terms. Call Mrs. Harden.
HO. 1908 or ]. H. GREENE REALTY
CO.. us Fla. ave. NV. NO. 6146.
coLoRED-E. CAPITOL ST, near
oil h.-w.h.; with good income; priced
to sell on easy terms. PAUL
PERUZzI, ST, 1886 or CO, 6435.
Colonial brick home, s rooms, bath,
Reaass pFee 1qeosse rsd1sad passhes oYp gSs bE Y
DAVIS CO, 1923 < st. NV. Ma
COLORED-RECREATION ROOM
on H st. ne. Beautiful s-rm. brick,
baths, powder rm. on 1st A.. rec.
coLoREp 0Whs1 EVEkYTHI2G MH ING Ps IS here here:
on lst fir; End a, large master
bedrm. and full bath. 3-rm. furn.
apt. with u bath, Bsmt. has nicely
finished rm., Y baths, util. rm. and
built-in garage; Gas h.-w.h. Front
and awnings throughout; $15,350;
terms; Less for more cash. LEATH
4 AZ ASHLEY SILL 1Nc' MA. e464. EYES,
CoLoRED-NEAR 2nd and R. I. ave.
n.e.-.6 rms. auto: heat; terms. Ask
COLoRED NE. BROOKLAND = 3
blocks from the Monastery; det.
fireplace. 3 lovely bedrooms, din. or
library. tile floor in kitchen, Ia
baths, bath -oof OIL i h;.wh H., z side porches,
fully landscaped This house is only
u years old; Priced at $4,000 cash.
sap4G sa HAho1b s Iq5: e. SHFos II No. n7RfSj 7S5
CoLoRED-PRIcE ss,5oo-Near gath
and Benning rd. Recently built
6Sth nshREhsTaPirS Ens h;1x b no Tsr,ck 372S g.
room. full-basement home; in excel
terms. SENATE REALTY CO. Ex.
3270 or TR 1857 Sc
CoLooRED.BRooKLAND. 10th ST.
Three Groom houses; hardwood
floors, auto. heat, double porches,
garages; excellent terms. MRS.
c6EoREDl4is 6EofS TG ga aonBkook e EH sHsP: ST
apts,, 2 front and rear entrances:
This is not, a converted house; full
bsmt;;, oil heat, poss. J. TANEN-
c6A6kEPE,7he 5A6M Re: 7i94i Tg 81. 4SiE 4SilEE-2bed
S1o,50o. with $50 down and $50
mo-; nice back yard, oil heat, front
porch; dimImed,; poss;= j. G1NBERRG'
commercial. 8 lovely rooms; semi
detached, / Y tiled baths: full bsmt.,
h,-w.h.. garage. Only l1,000. ST.
500 cash, or CT. ROYCE L. PARKS
cooIIokaff1pc.-:BRookIAND-1dealr n af1c: row
brick. beautifully decorated; large
recreation room. gas heat; priced
low. MR.. BENNETT. MA. 6341.
CoLoRED-1as YOU ST. Me-
room row brick; oil auto. heat: p
car garage: vacant. Priced to sell
over week end. Open Sun, noon till
dark. HARRY PORETSKY & SONS,
INC. 1918 K St. NV. MA. .5306.
No Cap. ST rms, baths, gas.
cleo, good cond. S14, 800. CHARLES
F. A. LONGUS. Broker. 1898 Ben
MI I'd q LII d-Rl42 Il
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tCont. J

$8,25O-35th ST. NE.
Row, all brick: bedrms., bath, nv.
rm. din. rrn., modern kitchen, gas
Call now. ST. 1923. PHILLIPS &
Evening star., 1949-12-04
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
6605 18th ST. NV.

AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
Attractive brick home, large recep-
% ton hall, spacious sunken living
room, with wood-burning fireplace.
family sized dining room, sunroom
and equipped Kite kitchen; sc,e.nsd 6anoras porch
5nd door has s bedrooms and 2
baths; i bedroom and bath on 3rd;
, favatory: built-in vault; fenced gar
den, gear detached garage. This ni
mediate possession. ST. 1161.
Montgomery Inv. & Insur. Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

DIRECT FROM OWNER
open l till dark, 5346 And p,; NV. nv
of Military rd.. n Cnevy Ihasik hrick.
yf Hvins rn. with fireplace, dining rm;
and e modern equipped kitchen; r
lovely love bedrooms and tiled bath: oil
&C. heat; Immaculate conditalepnn' y pn
priced to sell this week for Sl5,gou:
Call OWNER, D1. l655' "eekoa'S
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Near Coolidge High School,
$14.5o0; A fine semi;
condition and ideally located
from the standpoint Of con-
, venience to everything, includ-
ing q big recreation center.
Six rooms and modern tiled
bath; finished ONCE in the
basement, cement front porch,
large pantry, suitable for 1st
floor lavatory; gas furnace.
enclosed and heated sleeping
porch: detached garage. Phone
Mr.. McCauley. CHI. 3547.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
15O5 n st. NV, MA. 2345
Evening star., 1949-12-04
COLORED
DOWN
D1TIY| ATT TNKnyTrTCy
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5

Colored-3318 10th st. n.e.-Thi
brick Colonial home is located in (
neighborhood of other lovely home
and one in which you'll be proud t.
live. Center plan with larg,
living room fireplace, full-size din
ing room. modern equipped kitchen
on first floor; 3 good-sized bedroom!
and bath UP; full, dry basement OF
air. conditioned heat. Exceptionally
well insulated and it is amazing
how economically this home can be
heated. Lot 40x105. This is a pre-
war home Quilt in 194D and you
Will be impressed with the exeep;
financing. Be the first to see this
and let this be your lucky day!
RUBYE M ACKEN, Realtor, ST.
406Q, 81; 7433: Sun. and ewes, Mr.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
ION THE HILL"

Colored. We have . few extremely
flne 6-s rm. homes. Csll for appt..
AUERBACH Co. pI 65O1. 1924 K
st. AID. b769, OR. 0666. 30
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Colored-NeW Homes

OPEN SUN. IL to 4.
305-307-309 10Th ST. NE.
Three brand-new 6-rm. brick dream
houses ready in 80 days. Beautiful
lge. rms, auto. gas heat, gas stove,
Admiral S-ft. refgr, electric dish
washer, garbage disposal unit. GE
kit, Bendix washer, all incl. in
sales price. Sl2.950 $500 cash,
$50 mo. Don't fail to inspect
these lovely homes.
LISS REALTY CO.. INC,
RE. 1854. Ewes. and Sun. ia 41O3.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
EAST OF 10Th ST. NV.

EAST OF 18th ST. NV.
A very good attached brick home
priced for immediate sale. roomi
each floor, beautiful modern bath
gas h.wh., brick garage. An .ex-
cellent buy in this most convenient
location.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1929 K st. NV, Ma. 0352.
I'VE PA O2O6
Evening star., 1949-12-04
RAMBLER

303I CHESTNUT ST. NV:
open Sat. and. Sun: 2 TN ,d dafki left .
new coioniisi 5ia batbs ntmeS'b built.in garage,
On Tms; TbesutifuI III wooded lot; u blk;. from q
Rock @ Greek Park; will CONSIDER ooa a
trade. Cali MT. Blick. Tu; 2loo;;
ewes, TU. 1912. DiREGfl0SeNe;n aSe north nth
nn Oregon ave. to Chestnut ST. LETT
to house.
Shockey & Moorhead
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeos,

ANACOSTIA-Det. brick. rms,
bath, full basement, slate roof: S13,-
$50; $1,500 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, l345 Goodhope rd.
Sc. LU. 4-340O, LU. 4-3209.
lin, with all advantages of a corner
location; excel. spot for store below
and residence above. Det, brick
adjacent to corner lot. Contains +
rms, bSmt. and bath, good-siZed
lot Price reasonable for this type
property. Mr.. Tyler, HO. 3474
PAUL P. STONE, ReaItor, MA. 1879