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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
|McMohon Inquiry Seek Facts
lin Civilian Atomic Defense

Chairman Mcmahon of tn,
Congressional Joint Committee or
Atomic Energy says his commit
tee wants to find out what thu
Federal Government Is doing tt
plan for civilian defense agains
atomic attack.
The inquiry, he told The Stal
today, will be carried on behinc
closed doors, either later this week
or next week.
One of the questions likely tx
arise is whether cities should SCI
up their own defense plans or fol.
low a master plan worked out by
Federal experts.
Senator Mcmahon said the or.
derby way to proceed on the COM
mittee's fact-flnding mission is tc
start with planning and go or
to organization for defense.
Officials to Be Witnesses.
Witnesses will include officials
of the Atomic Energy Commission
the National Security Resources
Board and the General Services
administrator.
A spokesman for the Atomic
Energy Commission said officials
there are prepared to tell the COM
mittee the commission has lot
of technical information on the
effects of atomic warfare, which
can be made available to the ap-
propriate agencies.
The attitude of the Resources
Board is likely to follow the theme
expressed recently by William A.
Gill, the boards co-ordinator of
defense planning. who told the
International Association of Fire
Chiefs the Federal Government
does not intend to dictate to State
or local governments how they
should develop their defense plans
1T is the job of the community
or the State to develop its own
plans for civil defense, using at
its discretion the advice received
from outside quarters" he said.
States Should Plan, He says.
Taking the same tack when
asked by The Star Yesterday
whether he meant every State
should do its own planning, Mr..
Gill said:
1--WE have no right or wish to
tell a State how it should Or
ganize. States should make Their
own plans to the extent they fee
that is essential, under the guild
ance that is given them or thai
they request"
One of the questions the com.
mittee is likely to ask Is how much
guidance has been given State.
and cities in preparing against
attack, now that Soviet Russia
apparently knows how to make
atomic bombs.
Presumably. under the heading
of guidance. John R. Steelman
acting chairman of the resources
board, got approval Of the board
members for a 10-point planning
program, which he sent out tt
Governors on October S.
Can't Furnish ALI Guidance.
The board said, in this COM
munication, it would encourage
States to adopt civil defense legis.
lation creating planning bodies
and charging State and subordi-
nate officials with responsibility
i for planning and preparedness
measures.
But the program frankly stated
that "the Federal Government is
not prepared at this time to fur
nish State and local governments
Jail the information and guidance
needed by them from Federal
sources to prepare well integrated
land timely civil defense plans for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Jewellers to Hold Banquet

The Greater Washington Retail
jewelers. Association will hold it's
second annual banquet at 7 pm.
tomorrow in the terrace room of
the Washington National Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

on "Your Child and His Parents"
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in Friends
Meeting House Auditorium, 2111
Florida avenue NV.
This will be the first of series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Miss Lenroot to Give
Lecture for Parents

Miss Katharine Lenroot, chief
Of the Children's Bureau of the
Federal Security Agency, will talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

of five lectures for parents being
sponsored by the Washington
Ethical Society.
Some electric eels are 8 feet
long and weigh up to so pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

let us clean summers dust out of your
air filter, flush out tired summer crank.
case oil with its grit and goo, check
your carburetor adjustment to see that
you're getting the most powerful, most
economical mixture with October's
cooler, heavier atmosphere.
We can do this quickly, economically,
with sure touch. Our thorough Buick
training and long Buick experience in
doing each job the factory designated
way have earned us reputation-we're
the Fountain of Youth" for Bucks.
To make it easy, we've printed Fall
Check List below. Just tear this out,
drive in this week and hand it to us
and when you head out for the open
road there'll be happy smile on your
face!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07

Thursday from the Memorial hospital
where he had been a patient four
weeks.
Oscar Shaffer has been very i'll at
his home the past week, but is improv-
ing
Joan Carskadon spent Saturday
night with Peggy Holler, near Oak
land.
Ret Harry Lee, Of Camp Pickett,
Va, is spending q ten day furlough
with his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Knots, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Knots, of Reeds
vile, W. Va, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blauch and son.
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Graham and
family spent several days last week
with relatives in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman WEIGH and
Mr.. John Welch were visiting with
friends in Elkins, w. Va, Sunday.
A birthday dinner was given on
Sunday April Bird, in honor of Mrs.
Frank Graham, on her S5th birthday,
at her home. Those present were:
Mrs. Robert Henlinc, Betty Ellen
Shaffer, Mrs. Oscar Shaffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Graham and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsey Ashby, ST., Melvin Stemplc,
Janice and Alvin Mersing, Victor
Graham, Mir and Mrs. Spencer Ora
ham and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Back In Army
Major McGinnis
Studies Snow Rescue

A story of army officers studying
the results Of the Operation snow
bound" which recently ended for them
in the west, for future possible arctic
action, was reported in the Chicago
Sun-Times of Monday, March 21.
Pictured with the story were three
army officers, one of them being Maj.
Frederick d. McGinnis. McGinnis re-
turned to the armed forces several
months ago. He formerly was en-
ployed at the Oakland Electric and
Radio Service store in Oakland, and
resided in Aurora with his wife and
family.
Everything that was done during
the job of liberating humans and
livestock from the snow blockade is
now being studied by the army, with
the officers having recently returned
from the snow disaster area. They
are now preparing reports for Wash
ington.
In Wyoming, Nebraska and the Da-
kotas the 9Th army directed 5000
men, including civilians, and 900
pieces of heavy equipment on 46-
day job that cleared 100000 miles of
road and liberated more than 100000
persons and some four million head
of livestock. The 9Th army did SINH
lar work in Montana, Utah and Ne
vada.
Major McGmnis said the engineers
observed how one vehicle will opcr-
ate well with thin snow while another
will need special equipment in bat
Ting snow packed hard. The army al
so saw how civilian equipment not
now in the military arsenal stood up
under strain. The operation empha-
sized the need and value of small,
lightweight radio sets.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
f. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, West Virginia
Market Report. April /, 1919

Hogs, choice weights, 1910 to 2020;
Heavy weights, 1900 to 1910; Light
weights, 1870 to 1910; Sows, 1870
to 1900; Stays and boars, 1850 to
1880; Shoats, 11.5O to 21.25 per head
Calves, good to choice $3.50 to
1880; Common to medium, 115O to
$500; Bulls, 1900 to 2O.75; Steers,
medium to good, POGO to 24.15; Heif-
ers, medium to good, 1900 to 22.3O;
Common, $50 to 400; Cows, medium
to good, 1920 to 1880; Common, 500
to 1910; Cows by the head, $500 to
1890
Horses, POS to 400; by the head,
$500 to 1850; Ponies, 1900 to $4,000
per head.
Lambs, $3.50; Bucks, 1900; Goats,
300 per head.
Chickens, Broilers, 1900 to 1000;
Heavy Hens, $500 to 1900; Leghorn
Hens, 5000 to $500.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Vindex Mine Makes
Some Improvements

Crediting the Johnstown Coal and
Coke Company's Manor No mine
with a number of recent safety i'm
provements, Federal reinspection re-
port issued today by the Bureau of
Mines also proposes further protec-
tive measures for this ,110-ton-a-day
operation. Near VindeX, the mine en-
ployed 243 men at the time of the
February safety survey by Inspectors
w. c. Eiduke and Harry Jones.
Safety measures instituted during
and prior to the current examination,
the inspectors reported, included rock
busting of specified dry areas to with
in so feet of the faces, recording Of
the weekly mine examinations, pro-
vision of adequate clearance along
one haulage road, transportation of
tools Oil separate trips, cleaning of
coal-dust accumulations from the
tipple, and several electrical pre-
cautions.
Pointing out that several estab-
lished safety standards still were not
heing observed, Eiduke and Jones
recommended prying down or eff
fective timbering of doubtful" roof
and overhanging brows on detection,
use of enclosed trip lights, safer To-
cation of individual explosives con-
tanners and firing of each blasting
shot or series of shots Immediately
after charging on shift, installation of
air-lock doors and pressure-relief ia
cilities for the fan.
In addition, the inspectors sug-
gested correction Of remaining cleo
trical hazards, improved maintenance
of the escapeways, universal wearing
of safety-toc shoes and eye protection
for certain employees, and discontinue
ance of carrying matches and smok-
crs' articles into the mine.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
BuckWheat Festival

The eighth annual Preston County
Buckwheat Festival will be held at
Kingwood, w. Va, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, October Is, II and
and Is, it was announced
State Senator A. l.. Reed, of New
burg, w. Va, will act as general
chairman of the Festival committee.
The assistant chairman will be J. O.
Collins, of KingWood.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Observation-Disclosures Chorus TO
Sing Good Friday at Terra Alta


"The Greatest Love" an Easter
cantata, Will be presented Good Fri
day in the Methodist Church, at Terra
Alta, W. Va, at p. m. Mrs. Frank
Mcconnell will direct the thirty mem
Der chorus comprised Of four denomi-
national choirs; the Presbyterian
Evangelical United Brethren, Method
list and Church Of the Brethren.
The opening chorus, an andante
movement, sets the scene with the
soldiers Of Caesar Augustus guarding
the tomb of Christ after the cruci-
fixion The following ten solos, reel
tatives, intcrludes and choruses de-
pict the familiar Biblical events after
the resurrection The choral compo-
sition forceably concludes with the
finale, Unto the End Of the World"
the message of which assures ever
lasting life to all who follow His
teachings.
Soloists are Marjorie Trembly, Bes-
sic Price, Dorothy Collins, Marian
Bolyard, Frank Zeller, Bud White,
Noel Browning, Bill Whitehair, Bill
Castce and Reid Feather Mary X.
Eliason will accompany at the organ.
Others in the chorus are Dottie Par
rick, lisa K Miller, Betty Ellen Frank
hauser, Ethel Whitehair, Lucille Ev-
erhart, Marie Slower, Joan Price, Ruth
Teets. Gladys Whtehair, LYDIA Banks,
Harold Miller, c. E. Trembly, Harvey
Cuppett, l.. f. Everhart, Rowland
Hugh and John Whitehair.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07

motored to Gerardstown, Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon returned to her home
there after spending several weeks
here with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter
Darrell Lewis and Don Colaw were
Sunday visitors in Westernport.
Mrs. Eryal Ream, who has been i'll,
is able to resume her teaching in the
elementary school. Mrs. James Pen
dorgast substituted for Mrs. Rcam
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07

Graham and son and Mr. James
Hutchinson, Of Philippi, W. Va
ter, Of HyattsJlle, spent the Weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester YStay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin File, loan Cars
kadon, Darwin eFike and Ruth Friend
tendod a dedication service at the
Maple Spring sharch, near Eglon, w.
Va, Sunday. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Bell and family
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
CRELLIN

Mrs. Gayle Shaffer, of Washington,
d. c., spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
Frances Friend spent the Weekend
in Washington. d. c., with friends.
Lawson Henline returned home last
Evening star., 1949-04-20
So, 9,850-BUNGALOW
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

A modest home situated on tscsp-
tionally attractive lot with Asun
dance Of fioxerS. shrubs. fruit aaG
shade trees IL Is located within
three blocks OF tht District lire,
one fare rome trsnspertatton. sAop-
pins center. etc. 5 nhcely nreaag~
toned rooms, bath. trent pcreh, IN
closed rear = eh. cellar, automatic
is especially desirable and 10 piek
up . home st this price amid more
expensive homes IS worth your i'm
mediate inssktiSation. Call MI
Condit. (eSeainEs- OR sislts
THOs j FISHER q CO. INC
ReAitnrs. pI $50
Evening star., 1949-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost

Fairlawn village-Pre-
war built, semidet. brick; 9 rms.
tiled bath, rec. rm., auto. heat; deep
lot; poss. with deed. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope rd.
BRADBuRY HEIGHTS. 52o4 Alton st.
se.-Vacant; brick bungalow, rms,
500. Open . to pm. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, TR. 440Q. II. 1892.
ARE YOU LOOKING for q home with
for 5 families; s rooms, 2h baths.
3 gas stoves, 3 refgs.; some furni-
ture included; income. ,S142 month;
price. S10,500; $500 down; month
ly payments, $52 so mo. This is
W1 S95h ekSe Sekng gM4RsHAhh pts NJ J. Rlshs5aI MaPaE
co, 1924 14th st. NV" Realtor.
1900 III ST. Swell located, cor.
18th and Kentucky ave-, one block
from Barney Circle; new-house con-
dition; rooms. bath. h.-w.h, (oill.
closet in basement, built-in garage.
Price, S15,500. Accommodating
terms. MOORE q HILL Co. NE.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN, at, s12 xenia
St Sc. lovely. Congress Hts. Semi
OGkACItu ID Eluo.B ID pCdA
tiled bath, aforementioned heat. full
easy terms. ANNENBERG REALTY
CO, FIR. 1857 till 9 pm. ga
l7O5 d ST. S.E.-2-family row brick
in fine cond.; s large rms. = baths;
gas h.-w,h.. full fIil bsmt;,. detaened a,,s1
$1,000; easy terms. owner saeri-
ficing for quick sale. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO., FIR. 1857 till 9 pm.
ONLY $500 DOWN and s55 monthly
buys semidetached frame in Ana
costa , rooms ods 6sdrmsi, rms frons n11y
$3.50. Al MANNENBERG REALTY Co,
Mr. Z. s' c.APIToL sT.-e-rm. house; !;
h.-wh. garage; vacant. Inspection
by apt; Csll RA, t 4s49, .,,. -3 ,.ssr,
2-yr -old row brick home, in the Ft:
Davis area, SIC. & rms, bath, full
ments like rent; convenient to
schools, store and transp. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO.. Elk. 3400; ewes,
dE slL1}w $500 down, in nearby
rice rms. and bath, hwd, floors. oil
heat; stairway to insulated sttie;
Priced low at only $s,200;. Sl,5do
down; So monthly which includes
taxes. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
FIR. 1857 till . pm, t-22
oNDY $3.50 DOWN; semidetached
brick, ga yrs. old. condition like
new; 9 large rms, tile bath, bed;
rms, hwd. floors: fenced yard. oil
&C. heat. full bsmt. with rec. rm.
Located at 4613 Hillside rd. s.e.;
terms. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
FIR. 1857 till 3 pm. W
I47 N. CAROLINA ACE, Vacant,
renovated. 7-rm. brick. Down pay
ment and monthly payments made
TO SUIT purchaser. HARRY DREISNN,
618 Bond Bldg, Ma. 7772; eyes.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
SUBURBAN sAtE-NAsylANo

BETHfsDA, SIS 450. Is-essh neu
erzck hose sEfrarses hazawsr. rse-
tEge wgs19wk b8liat-tr nNck GAfsFr8
81 3 ssfsa---ss- rna- nsw eEsek heGss sss
nD&err k4tcEes< ESo1-ktEx6 as4nk
room.
ST. 5sA-S-rn- kezSs. nsar f~aEsp
ses7ooiS AEs Ehercing eecIsrs 6i -
tFskt ear os assumed
81 : ts3st-~-f "a z-b8tA, ERA keske. II
esadtaE sEs cen-
Sts-b4sts---s4-fE iaT rm, heated Sc
lsrf4n; Eood- ssze6 ne6rnx aaE-
conditioned rear ssh0o44- kHppStsE
and rrsnkportaszcn-
r l. BECKETT a. CO, 7xa4 W4ze-
ave- Resn Nd OIL 100 ---ss.t
Evening star., 1949-04-20
KENWOOD

LIST offering. A beautiful white
Georgian home, situated In one OF
the finest parts Of this fine neigh
borhood. Among it's OUTSTANDING
features are the step-down living
room and paneled library. Master
bedrm', dressing room and bath. 4
other bedrooms and . baths. !
suitable for family use or maid or
goyerness. The large grounds a.
ford full privacy. Call FRANK
WETZEL, OR. 500, until 5 pm.
Ewes, OIL. 6242. Edgar L. Webster.
0Q01 Porter ct NV
Evening star., 1949-04-20
OWNER WILL TRADE

HIS elder s-Mery frame hear "
chevy Chase Md. nesdsng scgHs
paint &nd Rodsra FtpASr Dat idea
With lG-aSvS. eentSsnEas 5 bedrooms =
I baths sne . Geo fer . sas}tsi
homo In % c Can Frank Ssttsl
OR 57tta until pm eyes OIL
E3as EDGAR l. wE6sTER- seass.
PaFEsT At nv
Evening star., 1949-04-20
HAv-Fever Sufferers

Take nosiee. This eharntas Cape
Cod bunsslos has N sieetronie
preripstran that e1Rnpi<teiy remover
pollen. cigarette Nncke. Gust hnd
Impurities frosn the an. Yor Grs-
cious living anA charm. this house
isr. n. via nrsoi. 3 sedrms. and
eieefrIe range and rssylEsrstar. me
ewsnE rn. pun bsznt. with elsetrsr
hpf-Wstsr heaser. ISen FirREan fur
mace with the prscipitrnn bsiit N
e lns sss sysss1. gess , ssnss - ".
sroun1 The hcase. Lccsted e 1918
Nsnakee ~. In E0uesood. ken-I
sinsien- Cons, e snaDDsnx. trsnsr !.
tnr N exiastn9 ssteran1 icaist
Priced at &15.R5o to sslL CA ma.
1i41 or cnksse 80
FrederickW BerensSAies. Inc.
1888 = o. nv. IA. SAL. --ss
Evening star., 1949-04-20
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Chew Chase Gardens

Close to NV. D. c. line. sood family
neighborhood. close to elementary
sshoed and sll . convenience IIsT d,s- dls
old; 5 bedrms,. . baths and finished
heated attic: this is a splendid. sub
stantial house for those who reeog-
nize quality construction; price sub
stantially below today's reconsruc-
tion costs very attr. financing with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442O Conn. EN-. 1900 til . pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Arlington
TODAYB BEST

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Evening star., 1949-04-20
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA COLONIALr--A pleasant
surprise awaits the fortunate home
seeker who Is looking for quality
home at Q speculative price; located
in Bannockhurn; ia-acre corner lot;
living rm. with marble firepl;; pic.
ture window in dining rm., beautiful
all-eiectric kitchen, breakfast, maids
and recreation rms, 31z. baths. large
foored attic and bedrms.. cedar
sas sass.'s sFssssSsfEo Co. 'sif 81
BETHESDA III : sPECIAL-only s1s.Soo
for 6 spacious rooms and ] "a baths
ust-fioor powder room1. modern IN
detail. On easy terms. It's an At
trastiye Colonial nrsss: sSs: nITcHall ~ Is114
caapVY agIGk; ;chasE IA III .TnRsxeTror sses s those
who desire q comfortable Ions. lo-
Gated within s blks, OF Bethesda
shoppins area. End close 70 SomsI,
set school, this Is one yea should W
rn. m win fireplace. ige. dining ru.,
been done over. end q. contains .
ige. bedrms. and lla baths. Eea- Eea
lures inel. psneled rec Tm. sl.ss a,
o1 dstasnsd 1. sass.nt nsfsss ecion sho IS Priced s
Kermit Never. WI a546, SAMUEL.
E, BOGLEY. INC 7o04 Wis aye,
WI laa0. WI, $500. @ -
pI.iTict ling: somgisss!y rsaeeess,,ssef; g pss,sfy
dsveioninr section; Ist floor. living
room. dinlns room, kitchen ind den;
snd noog. Ia.se BEDROOMS asa M
heater; price. $I3.a50.. Shown by
appointmsnt. csA Nj Chanln ssysxs,, 50
MORTON. Feaitor. DI. 6092, 20
GARRETT PaRK-Bungslow. 70 ex-
ceilent condition, situated on E cor
ner lot. having . rooms, bath. eAs
heat. fun basement. storm sash. DE-
tached garage. and Il conysnaenf e
Realtor. 613 18th st. NV Ma. oSss.
SILVER sPRTNG--Attractive prewar
brick bungalow In good cpnd.s 5 nice
rooms and bath with expansinn at
tic full hsnnt.. Eas heat. owner
transferred. priced TO sell ALL
MUTT AND MAUST, SH. 2646 II
no Rnswer. PL. 0se3. 30
Evening star., 1949-04-20

SILVER SPRING
8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
s16.a50; beautiful brick bunsalog:
large liv. rm. with hrepL, side
screened porch. dining rm;, modern
kit, full bsnt.. large. level lot.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
close-in Silver Spring: .arss liy: . rn:
dining rnl., modern kit; end a., 4
bedrms.. . bsths, attic with finished
rm.: full bsmt. with rec. rn.: large
to everything; no reas offer refused
DEN AND "a BATH LIST FL.
Large iiv. rm. With. firepl.. side
Screened porch; fsnily-.ize. dining .s
2nd a.. 3 weii-nfoportioned bedrrns.
and bath; fun bsmt.; attached ga
rage; iced for quick sale.
RIGGS 81 CO.
EN-. 2345. II no answer. TO. 5a27.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
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RI. A. HUMPHREYS
90 u. cspfssG. IA sTss. --ss
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ROSEMARY HILLS

Just of East-we highway. at end
OF 10th st. n.w.-~S new brick homes,
lust as modern as tomorrow morn
ing's newspapers. 9 rooms, 1st-foor
powder room. nreplaces, screen in.
closed porches. Venetian blinds. gas
heat. copper plumbing. some with
roofs. Complete GE kitchens, in
Guiding garbage disposal units. .ex-
haust fans and electric dishwasher;
Prices begin under $4,000 and
down payments as low rs 81 600 20
good purchaser. Phone AT. $3.50
now and learn more about TINS ouer.
THE GABLES co.
2423 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
AT. 0566 or AT. $3.50 until I'm.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
HouSgs-sAlE-s.E lcons.
Will. PASS or

This colontai brick home contains 9
rear porchex, q front porch. fun
baaenent. oil h.-xk-; owner will
siYe immediate possession property
Is situated in q most Convenient
neighboThood On Potomac ave just
oE Pa. ave.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
E.t..n-
Evening star., 1949-04-20
OPEN EVERY DAY

1900 Taylor st. n.e.--New,.. 6-rm.
brick home. You will fipd y more
living space than in the average
OF quality materials. on large level
lot. living rm. 2Ox13 with fireplace.
complete kicthen with garbage dis
posal unit, 2h baths, Venetian
blinds throughout;. located Just
grounds Of Holy Name College;
school, churches and transporta-
ton, all within ] block. Inspect
these unusual homes from l to g..
THE GABLES co.
c423 MINI. ave. Sc, AT. $3.50, or
Evening star., 1949-04-20
COLORED
50 0n0 DOWN

row brick. 4 full bedrooms
and bath upstairs; ltV. room. dining
room and kitchen downstairs: out
side entrance TO basement in front
AID 053I; ewes. FA. 0259, 81.
2B50. TR. 1927. TR. 1887. ---23 I
Evening star., 1949-04-20
BY OWNER
SAVE COMMISSION

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Evening star., 1949-04-20
TAKOMA PARK

New Colonial brick home, : hlks
lst A. has Nv. rm. with frepa Ctr
rm., kit; ind a.. regular eeattn
and / master btdrm.,. lixtss tiled
bath. oak fpoFE, full hh1nt itt
mortgage. $n,stis. ~ tatsfest
monthly payments isss than Isnk
5000 cash required MOHRtepN
AGENCY, sE. 3spT. ewes. sH aoti5
Evening star., 1949-04-20
COLORED
81 000 DOWN

8 rms, 2 kits, bath; coal heat; large
row brick in excellent section.
SURETY REALTY CO, AD, O531;
ewes. "a: o25a. 81. 265o' TR. 1897
Evening star., 1949-04-20
| Blk. from 5 Buses

This charming bungalow looks Ike
brk. Il 10 really covered with Insul-
brick; ixs. los With plenty Of spece
pleasant iss. rm. with arepl. ampis
din. rm- lots q cupboard sssee ~ e
inrlosed alesping porch concrets
basernent, hs-w.h.. de&. gar.: ige.
shcprins center hIk. svay.
Robert e. Lohr, RealtOr
on. oes7. sif Cedar a. on