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Evening star., 1949-10-30
REMEMBER:
At PHILLIPS
PRICES are LOWER
At PHILLIPS you get
LONGER, EASIER CREDIT TERMS

This is an unusuo sale :. but strictly to your
advantage chance to choose the type of
rodio or teIevsion set you want. included are
floor samples and demonstrators some brond-
new all FULLY GUARANTEED.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Friis to Talk at Archives

Herman F'riis, assistant chief
of the photographic Records
Branch Of the National Archives,
will talk on the Settlement and
Expansion of America" at a
meeting Of the Geography and
Map Group of the Special Lii
braries Association. at 8 pm,
Tuesday, in the Conference Room
of the Archives.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

out is the wife of Maj. Frank
Chapman, USMCR. A native of
Deepwater, Mo-, she made her
first public appearance in Kan
sas City as a soloist in church
choir. At 1S, she appeared with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Miss Swarthout made her
operate debut during the season
of 1924-25 with the Chicago Civic
Opera Co. She made her Metro
politan debut on November IS,
1929.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

versity Of Mary
land at the
Coliseum.
In addition to
her solo pro-
gram. the Met
ropolitan Opera
soprano will
sing with the
Mems Glee Club
and the Wom-
ems Ch ru S ,
both under the
direction of
Prof. B. Har-
Ian Randall.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
GLADYS Swarthout 10 Appear
In Maryland U. PROGRAM

Gladys Swarthout will be the
guest artist Thursday night,
opening the fall and winter en-
tertainment season of the Uni
Evening star., 1949-10-30

q Pakistan has a new law enab-
ling foreigners to enroll in the
Pakistan army.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
DAV Activities
MEETINGS THIS WEEK

Meetings this week are:
National Service Auxiliary
Wednesday, 1701 Eighteenth street
NV.
Edward B. Tucker Chapter
Thursday, 1701 Eighteenth street
NV.
National Service Chapter. Fri-
day, 419 Seventh street NV.
Dory Miller Chapter, Friday
1701 Eighteenth street NV.
All meetings will open at pm
Final preparations are being
completed for the Armistice Day
Ball, sponsored by Federal Chap
ter, at the Hotel Roosevelt on
November IL.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

Philadelphia adopted a resolution
requesting all sponsors of radio
and television programs to exam
inc their personnel with view of
eliminating from tneir programs
all persons Objectionable to the
American public. The auxiliary
heartily concurs in this request.
Already some sponsors have
taken the requested action"
Unit publicity chairmen are re-
quested to send their news to
Mrs. Alberta Lacy, 1905 Potomac
street NV. Zone y, from this
date on. Telephone MI. 1924.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Monday-White- -Whitmire Unit,
Legion Club. 2427 Fifteenth street
NV.
Tuesday-Vincent B. Costello
Unit, Legion Club; Fort Dupont
Unit. 7 Fourth street NE: George
E. Killeen Unit, 1904 M street
NV.
Wednesday-Kenneth H. Nash
Unit, 224 D street Sc, 8 pm.
Sgt. Jasper Unit, Legion Club,
8 pm; Second Division Unit, New
Colonial Hotel, 8 pm; James E.
Walker Unit, executive committee,
g pm.
Friday-Police and Fire Unit.
Legion Club, 8 pm.
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fully two minutes after the
teams left the floor. For they
knew they had just had. the
pleasure of seeing one of the
greatest games of modern times.
And we can find no legitimate
reason for not believing that
the Feb. 18th encore will be as
exciting as the first meeting
last year. George Mikan and
Jim Pollard have had another
year of playing together. They
have had able assistance from
Herman Schoffer and Jack
DWan.
As we go to press they are
fighting for first place in the
Western division of the B.A.A.
George Mikan is leading the
league in scoring and proving
more and more each game that
he is really Mr.. Basketball. As
long as he is on the floor boards
the Lakers have plenty rough
team.
The Trotters too have i'm
proved over last year. They
have acquired the 6 #. 8 in. Nat
"Sweetwater" Clifton who is,
next to Mikan, the best center
in basketball, and he will help
offset the Laker advantage OF
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Consumers pay state tax bill

Establishment of an income
tax would require action by a
constitutional convention. Gov.
Stevenson has already asked for
such a convention for other rea-
sons, serving notice he will op-
pose an income tax. Republicans
are considered certain TO try to
Guido Stevenson in blocking any
tax change.
ChicagO's Mayor Kennedy has
led a movement to cut up the
sales tax, returning portions of
it to the cities. Opponents of the
tax hold that the "cut-it-up"
plan would create such a de-
pendence upon that form Of in
come, that it would become
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SPORTS

basketball fandOm has been
anxiously awaiting for over a
year. That is certainly not hard
to understand, especially if you
were one of the more than 49,
900 fans who shouted them
selves hoarse as the TrOtters
sneaked out a 61-59 decision
over the LakerS in their first
meeting, the final gun sounding
as Forward Ermer Robinson's
winning basket was in the air.
This writer has never seen
more thrilling basketball game.
Jim Pollard and George Mikan
gave the Lakers the advantage
in height and they used it well
to jump to a nine point half
time lead. But the Trotters came
back with a brilliant combina-
ton of sound ball handling,
passing and accurate shooting,
which offset the Minneapolis
height advantage and they
pulled up even with less than a
minute to go.
Taking the ball off their own
blackboard they put on the great
est show of ball handling ever
seen on a Chicago floor as they
held on to the ball for close to
a minute, Robinson letting the
winning shot go with less than
two seconds to go.
w hen the ball swished
through the netting, spent and
exhausted crowd let out
mighty roar and applauded for
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Midwest Sfufe
Progressive
leaders meet

The first of series of region
al planning conferences was
held in Chicago by state direc-
tors of nine Midwestern Pro-
gressive Party organizations last
weekend.
Joining the conference in dis
cussions on legislative programs
and organization plans were C.
B. Baldwin, Progressive Party
national secretary. John Abt,
general counsel, and Barney
Conal, field director.
State directors present for the
three-d ay meeting included
Michael Essen, Wisconsin; STAN
ley Nowak, Michigan; Katherine
Shryver, Missouri; Hugh De-
Lacy, Ohio; Charles Fisher,
Western Pennsylvania; and Will
liam Miller, Illinois.
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virtually impossible to do away
with it altogether.
Conrad Komorowski, field
representative for the Progress
sives, reported that some 10000
signatures have been gathered
in the first few days of the anti
sales tax petition drive. The
petitions will be circulated in
Cook County later in the year.
Komorowski reported that
kilograms demanding immediate
lifting of the tax from food and
drugs pending full repeal have
been telegraphed to Gov. Stew
enson by Progressive groups in
Peoria, Deca tur, Waukegan,
Aurora, Rock Island and Moline.
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gigantic profit haul is the I'M
realistic world market price for
petroleum, which is based on
the Gulf of Mexico price, re-
gardless of what actual produc-
ton costs are elsewhere.
HOW IT WORKS
Here's how it operates to the
advantage of the companies and
the disadvantage of the Ameri-
can consumer and taxpayer. The
Arabian-American Oil Company
(Aramco), controlled by the
Rockefeller-owned Standard Oil
of California, Standard of New
Jersey, the Texas Co. and So
cony Vacuum, controls oil in the
almost unlimited Middle East
fields of Saudi Arabia. Low
wages keep production costs
down to less than soc a barrel.
The Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration has been buying
the oil at $2.65 for European
shipment For the oil monopo-
lists this means a cool So a bar
rel profit.
The American auto driver and
the housewife who pay exhOrbi-
tant prices for fuel suffer di-
rectly from the prOfit-hungry
oil industrialists. A Senate in
vestigating committee recently
reported that Middle East pc
trOleum could be delivered to
New York city for half the price
of Gulf coast oil, despite the
freight charges.
Sen. Joseph c. O'Mahoney
3D., Wyo.) summed up the stu
alton in June, 1913, when he
said: "Under the present world
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Open service center
and rent clinic
in north side ward

The 10th Ward Progressive
Party has hung out a shingle at
$685. N. Greenwich Ave-, its new
headquarters. The office, which
will serve as rent clinic and
community service center, will
be stated on Monday and
Thursday nights from z to 10
pm. and on Saturday afternoons
from 2 to S pm.
Information regarding leases,
evictiOns, decorating, rent rises,
etc., will be given, and expert
legal advice will be available.
Aid will also be given concern
ing income tax returns, social
security, and community re-
sources.
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which takes hundreds Of mil
lions of dollars yearly from con-
sumers. The giant oil corpora
tions could cut prices 10 percent
to 20 percent and still make
plenty Of profits, if they prac-
ticed what they preach-free
enterprise competition.
The oil men operate on the
traditional monopoly principle
of artificial shortage and rugged
prices. The key gimmick in their
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Continued from page I


the counties and therefore are
considered no comparable sub
stitute to 5izeable corporation
and income taxes charged by
all industrial states with modern
tax structures.
Pennies tossed across retail
counters over the years have
realized for the state an unen-
numbered surplus in the treas
ury of $113 million. What relief
burden remains has been shifted
to cigarette tax income. Year by
year the sales tax yield and the
treasury surplus continue to
grow.
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MAI CONDUCTOR BOWS OUT.

NAZi CONDUCTOR BOWS OUT.
German conductor with e m
Fvrtwoeneler (extreme upper
right) bows erociously to op-
pIovse Of Adolf Hitler (orrow),
Hermonn Goering, Joseph Goeb-
bels and other top Noxis at con-
cert during Nozi regime. Furt-
woengler was forced to run for
cover lost week when Leading
musicions and the American
Federation of Labor raised q
storm OF protest over his en-
gogement to conduct Chicago
symphony orchestra.
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PROTECTING oil combines
push fuel prices skyward

Chicago housewives pay from 125c to 16c gallon
for fuel oil This than 100 above the 1889
price of SIC Gasoline for the family sells for Csc
The gallon cost 1850 in 1889.
Behind these price boosts is profit grabbing combine
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mendous and the things he can
make a ball do are unbelievable.
Every time we see TIE young
ster we can't help thinking how
the Chicago Stays would run
away with the B.A.A. race if
they had picked him up when
he was free agent a year ago.
Clifton will get plenty of help
from the fast-breaking, fancy,
One-hand- shot artist Ermer Rob-
insOn. And "Babe" Presley is
still probably the best defensive
guard in basketball. 1t will be a
question of whether a well bal
anced GlObetrotter team can
stop the individual brilIiance of
Mikan and Pollard of the
Lakers. The team that is hot that
night will win.
You can bet your life on one
thing, either team you put your
hard earned cash on will give
you many anxious moments be-
fore the game is over. Come on
Big George, don't let Brother
AL worry too much.
EE(HUCK" G ardine r, the
Ngreatest goalie of all times
played his last game for the
Chicago Black Hawks in 1894.
Yet, as one watched the Ranger
Chicago 2 to 2 tie game last
Sunday night at the Stadium,
one had to look twice to make
sure t'e tall, broad kid protect
ing the Ranger goal was not old
Chuck himself, reincarnated.
For "Chuck" Raynor, last
Sunday night, was the best
gOalie these eyes have seen since
the one and only Gardiner. The
Ranger defense was as porous
as a sieve, and the Hawks for
wards came roaring through AZ
times, but all but twice were
turned back cold.
The first goal Raynor let in
the netting after he had kicked
out at least three rebounds; the
last goal of the night he had
no chance on as Gus Bodnar, all
along at the net, found the near
corner with Raynor hopelessly
out of position.
Bill Durham with the power
full Montreal Canadien defense
in front of him will probably
win hands down the Vezina
Trophy for least goals scored
upon.
But we have to go along with
Raynor of the cellar dwelling
New York Rangers who for one
night looked as good as the inn
mortal "Chuck" Gardiner. What
greater compliment can be paid
to any hockey player?
y liz AAu AAAuA Mai Has OCcu
! defeated. Roy CamDanella and
Jackie Robinson will play in
Atlanta against the Atlanta
Crackers. President Earl Mann
Of the Crackers is now taking
bows for telling the Ku Klux
Khan just where to get off.
Now we are all for Mann's
stand against the Ku Klux Khan.
We sure feel Campanella and
Robinson should play in Atlanta.
But we would to remind Mann,
while he plays the role of Cru
sader, that Negroes who come
out to Ponce. de Leon Park to
watch the Dodgers play ball will
be able to see them only from
one small section, the Jim Crow
section.
We would hate to think Cru
sader Mann's fight against the
Ku Klux Khan had a monetary
smell. II he will just get rid of
that Jim Grow section we will
60 along with him all the way.
1t would be a pleasure.
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o n e n, you'd
better get NOV
ing toward the
picket line.
For this is the
encore Chicago
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The Fans Corner
Basketball fons line up for
Observation-Disclosures game
By Al vuuqhn

-THE HARLEM Globetroters again Minneapolis
Lakers the night Chicago True
month off but thinking taking
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pricing system for petroleum
there is no competition among
any Of the companies, foreign or
domestic, which produce oil in
the Middle East"
PROFITS PILE UP
And the monopoly profits
keep piling up at fantastic
rate. According to the Natl. City
Bank bulletin, the us. oil COM
panies, only 16 in number, have
reported a net 9-month profit
this year Of $718, 454, 900, a 10
percent increase over the $41O,-
825,O00 profits made in the
similar 1947 period. While all
other corporations did pretty
well in 1913, showing an overall
profit rise of 81 percent over
1947, the Oil mems 70 percent
far outstripped the field.
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp, tcent. J

ONE SQUARE from Conn. ave. trans
Two-level rambler type prewar con-
str: 8 bedrms., 2 baths; lge: beauti-
tSllE sHiE1Iss e9dsSsBed W6 7eoS 5St until HH9s PM
vERYS ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod ericl
PARKWAY. Has liv. rm.. fireplace
screened porch. din. rm.. mod. KIT.
2 lge. bedrms. and bath End H.:
fun ssmt ,,ce rec; r.dnasd Tm. fo esfh sih,esS q
terms; trades considered: Call fol
appt. to Inspect. 3; j.. Sc sCSoF1ELDs
BRICK RAMBLER. CHEVY CHASE
3 bedrms., 9 baths. lge. liy. .-din. rm.,
n.ne.a A''F'sfsvsly ol Gf'iss SaslI 'nS ss
YOUNG & BOWERS IS
on CoLESVIILE RID. in Silver Spring
brick Cape Cod with bedrooms anc
bath down and another bedroom ane a
rear lot; handy, to Woodmoor shop.
minal: sI6,96o;, R; p: RIPLEY
BEAUTIFUL NOR NoRsTaW0oD voc .,I;. pARRM lao7
side enclosed porch. full bsmt.. oil
reas. priced. S16950. Shown by
apt. McDEvITT. Realtor, RA. 442"
BEAUTIFUL Def. BRK. home, pow
der rm. 1st A., 8 bedrms.. l bath
Ind e., storm windows. 8 Gu. it.
refg., compl. modern throughout
gas heat, picket fenced lot: ideal To-
cation with excel. financing. Gail
eyes. Tu. al51. BLANKEN REALTY
~ pnyr,w nG; " ITcnsr o-s+orv dssioned
of q good rooms and bath: property
in nice shape and includes stove.
refrigerator. Venetian blinds and
washing machine; diversified lot 50S
1875 with several shade trees; AZ
financing. This place won't stay
unsold long for only $13,96O. r. P;
RIPLEY. REALTOR, 81. Gill I'll
NEw p% BRICK BUNGALOW s1a.e56
on good terms; 8 rms. and tile bath;
fuu bsmt. with gas heat; stairs lead
to~expansible attic; nice front porch
and modern kitchen equipment. See
If you don't call this bargain: we
do. R. P. RIPLEY, REALTOR
A NEW SILVEN SPRING HOME
with 1st A. bedrm. and bath;
more bedrms. and bath upstairs. A
home with generous rooms for
S16.95O. Complete with modern
kitchen. Venetian blinds, gas heat
and other refinements. The COM
panion to this house has just sold
in hurry. r. p. RIPLEY, REAL
TOD CT an - N,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
e drews Field: brick. detached home
SsRs,s''ns Ssehs' large o. basement psTti.ioned
for three rooms; attacnea sslase' e
Maun1eh siGH eiees Eshs fSE aufss1 s1i sac
st. NV. National 1886, %
RIVERDALE-5-rm. and bath bunga-
low; bsmt., h.-w. coal heat; lot
5QxI5 50; nr. bus and school Ss'g50. ~
GREGORY 4 VINCENT vi ZEN. EEAL 6E adas Es-
RIxEkDsIEIss' T1Eki NJ: sa $50 eVefi Pretty ayr:
old Cape Cod bunsalow finished at
tic. 11xl4 screened porch, fun bsmts
oil a.-c;h., lovely lawn, smell cash sI
payment. ROYCE L. PARKS. MI
gas heat, porch. beautiful corner lot.
mr.. bus. schools. shopping; excellent
financing or may GO G1. JOHN d.
JOHNSON; IVA, va; 59S9' 5 ,,r I 90.
'HGon. fsmily erssory sriet. g rooms f IL
baths. large corner lot, near Mary
land University; rental no problem:
priced at less than times present
Mr: Meade. WA; 1893 or pi; lo15;
VIVA. n. ShON0Ek0 ~ 3tSS'
Mr., DEFENSE HIGHWAY-About "a
acre: fruit trees, shade trees, shrub
berry. chicken house; 2 bedrms., lse.
finished attic. full cellar. Oil heat;
front and rear porches: side drive
double gates. Vacant. Like. new.
WIN exchange; OWNER, or your
SI1 500, TERMS. Hyattsville, Md. g.
rm. bungalow. bath. cleo, oil NV n. :,
rec. rm., front porch, gar. Close to
everything. ERWIN REALTY CO.,
HY. O334. ewes. WA. 1891. .
1909 ERSKINE ST., Ia blks, OF N.
H. ave.-Brick, . Ice. bedrms.. SIDE
porch, side drive, lge. lot, shade
trees; good. cond.; storm windows,
full cellar, slate roof. Poss: at once.
owner. or your agent. open any
time. Will exchange. ia. 1O1O. %
NEW 6-RM. BRICK HOME, on lge.
lot. full bsmt. gas &C. heat, tile
bath and shower, plenty OF closets
and cabinets, 6 IT. refsr.. nice stove;
REAL ESTATE. 44lS Southern ave.
WsoisULbb sisU b. xou difJ PAY $3.50 DOWN and
S97 mo. for q new 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial, 4 blks! from U. OF Md?
Claude WOOD, 81. O493. 10
Evening star., 1949-12-05
OPEN SUNDAY, is

G Colored-3316 18th st. n.e.--Ihll
brick Colonial home is located In .
neighborhood Of other lovely homes
live. Center-haii plan with large
living room (fireplace), full-size din.
ing room, modern equipped kitchen
on frst floor; 3 good-sized bedroom.
and bath up; full. dry basement: oil
air-conditioned heat. Exceptionally
well Insulated and 1t is amazine
how economically this home can be
heated. Lot 40x105. This is q pre-.
war home Quilt in 1941l and you
will be Impressed with the excep.
tionally good construction. Excellent
financing. Be the first to see thi,
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Reaitor, 81
1850, 81. 7433; Sun. and eyes,, Mr.
Reed. AID 1466 -
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COLOREU
Trinidad Area
HOUSES FOR SALE-southeos,

DISTRICT HEIGHTS New brick
bungalow. 2 bedrms., knotty pine
open stairway to exp. attic, all util.;
school, shops. transp. within a blk: !:
you can move in by Christmas If
you act now. RE. 4755. -5
MASS. AVE. S.E.-Brk. hse.,- 6 lge.
rms. . baths. h.-w.h:, oil heat, Z
inclosed porches; suitable for
families: should 60 GI; price, ST.,
900. DUNN & CO, Realtor. 1888
r. I. ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd, HY.
O04S or WA. 4l56. p
VETERANS, see our Naylor Gardens
ad under COOP Apis. for Sale, -
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE. 1913;
FIVE RMS, tile bath. semidetached
brick. stove. refgr., hot-water heater,
gas &C. heat. plenty of closets.
Only $500 down to veteran, terms
to non-vet., about $13 per month.
Out Penna. ave. Sc. left on Ala
bama to Southern ave-. left on
Southern ave to 51st and H sts.
to property. BuSADA REAL ESTATE,
4415 Southern ave. Sc, HI. 4s43.
eIs. ATTENTIoN-Four-tamily apt
bldg. Two GIs can buy with $3.50
cash each; modern bldg; close to
bus, shopping. MITCHELL QUICK.
ST. 1865: ewes. RA. 341s. s.
ANACOSTIA-Brick duplex; 2 COM
plete l.bedrm; S ants; EaS hIi-T;, y, beat
Evening star., 1949-12-05
50. 6UU-2h ACRES, OLD bHAIl
Faces hard road
z miles from Silver Spring.
l.. w. GROOMES, 1889 Eye St.

ENGLISH COTTAGE TYPE.
S14,95O-SILVER SPRING. MD:
There is q mellow charm to this
prewar brick home. admirably 10.
Gated in an attractive and dignified
neighborhood, nr. schools and
race. stone facinEs IN door en-
trance, metal easement windows
Lot beautifully shrubbed; on 1st a.
comfortable liv. rm. with. fireplace
pine -paneled den, sizahle dining
rm. with corner cabinets. well ar
ranged, modern kitchen. 2 twin
sized bedrms. and extra large col
ored tiled bath Of hallway. Fin
ished stairway to dolble.insulated
expandahle attic. Esmt. with out
side entrance. Gas a.-c. heat
Very excellent financing. ARL1E
l.. JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC,
34O2 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 710O'
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COLoRED

700 Blk. Z St: N.E:-3-unit apt.
frances, oil heat, full bsmt. This
property Is in Al cond.; substan-
tial down payment; terms for bal.
ance. For appt. to inspect, call
r. q. DuNNE, HQ. 0700; eyes,, Mr..
Curling, Ho. 77ob.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

COLORED-LOOK!
GREAT SACRIFICE; $14,950
B complete apts.. 3 baths, sep. en-
frances, fairly new brick house,
Gas heat. Fenced I'd. Nice section,
Good income house.
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QUALITY
If A Req snnah1e Price
DIRECT FROM OWNER

DIRECT FROM OWNER
$40 18th st. ne. pU. $3.50. "a
eOLORED-CAPITAL VIEW-semi-
dss 6ref II b..emsnt .ms gas $500, aS hsis ST.
900 900 cas- cash. 70 Inspect cali MRS:
COLoRED-5a1 18th 81. N.E.-An
exquisite tapestry brick home, Q
rms: 2 inclosed porches. Kitchens
water heat; good condition; priced
for quick sale. Call Mr. Pharr, FIR:
1858 OF J: H. GREENE REALTY
CO., 7l5 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 61446.
CoLoRED-1o1s R. /. AVE. NE
Shown BY appt.. Attractive bungas.
large bedrms.. kit, inclosed sun
porch, modern tile bath; End floor,
2 bedTms., kit:, bath; full bsmt.'
SIS monthly. Convenient down pay
ment and terms. Cali Mrs. Harden.
Ho. 1905 OF j. II. GREENE REALTY
CO.. 715 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 6146.
CoLoRED-TENN. AVE. N.E.-Lovely
Colonial brick home, 6 rooms. bath.
plus 2 inclosed porches, gas h.-w.
bavis hscS p5tss e. isas rsasces st. FLOYD nH, NA +
03ba; ewes, CO. $500. %.
room. full-basement home, in excel
lent condition. Can be bought on
terms. SENATE REALTY co. Elk.
CoLORED-i415 HoLBRooK ST.
Duplex semidet. brick; 2 complete
This is not a converted house; full
bsmt;; oil heat; poss. u. TANEN-
COLORED-1756 L ST. N.E.-2-bed-
snoseo, s se%'asi With 0!ss5 $50 u DOWN aad ss
mo-: nice back yard, oil heat, front
porch: immed. poss. ]. GINBERG'
RE. 71O4, RA, 3S25. -6
Evening star., 1949-12-05

BRICK AND STONE
Combined to form the most unique
baths on 5 fioor levels. See the
massive fireplace, knotty pine hnish
and unusual lighting arrensement
Of the liv. rm.;. det, gar; Level lot;
near schools, shopping and trensp.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. Oss1, 3II Cedar ST.. GE. 0267'
Evening star., 1949-12-05

IT'S so UTTERLY LOVELY
We think even our own naturally
prejudiced opinion is not oyer-est-
nation. An Individual new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with 2 baths. 25-ft.
Nv. rm. with beautiful stone nre-
eouinment is beautiful. You will
love the kitchen, that Is q guar
antee. Bendix washer. Situated on
8 -ooded terraced lot In superb Lee
Hts. Conv. to everything. Value per-
sonified at $20.600. -.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
oL. osss. s1os N. 10th. OK. H7o.