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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10

glorified in such success fiction as
the Earthworm Tractor series.
We are told the pact must be rati-
fled because our young men work
ing their way through the diplomatic
service have put in so much time on
it. This is the sympathy touch. Our
vanity is stroked by the reminder
that the neighbors expect it of us,
and prodded with the suggestion that
if we don't ego through with it" they
may suspect us of 30.
We are lugubriously informed that
if we do not take out the pact imme-
diately the worst may befall us wit
ness Czechoslovakia, we'll one NOM
emit, dead the nextD The fact that
we already have an identical policy
with the United Nations has to be
played down.
Nothing against the UN, of
course. 1t has the right to do bust
ness if it can. But the new COM
pany features selective coverage.
Real security there.
The sleaziest approach of all was
perfected by the bright boys of auto
mobile row in the days when cars
were hard to sell. 1t is the just-hop-
in-and- drive-it-out Device The price?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10
SHORT SHOTS
By WILLIAM J. PRIEST
Livingston, Montana

The city council of Havre and
Mayor Soderberg passed resolution
approving the building of public
transmission lines by the govern
ment, thus bringing low cost power
to the citizens of Montana. The
city council of Livingston and the
Park county commissioners did just
the opposite. At the request of Mon
tana Power representative they
adopted resolution opposing the
building of public transmission lines.
Congratulations to you voters in
Havre.
Speaking of voting. Did some
member of your group state 81 did
not vote, what difference does my
vote make?" If only three voters in
each precinct in Ohio in 1914 had
switched their vote in each precinct,
Senator Taft would have been de-
feated. Here are the figures: Taft,
100000 votes; Democrat Pickerel,
1 ,482, 610-18,0 89 less than Taft.
There are $40 precincts in Ohio.
81 votes more for Pickerel in each
precinct would have elected him. You
see the necessity for having your
father, sisters, brothers and
in-laws being registered, to vote for
separate department of labor refer
endum, and to vote against Taft
Hartley supporters?
Edison Electric Institute, mouth
piece for private power companies,
n Atlantic City last week, protested
against Bonneville selling 500 of it's
power to the Aluminium industry.
The people of the west coast realized
hat unless they provided cheap pow
II they would not have the aluminium
industry. That is why Montana
leeds MVA.
Col. Bennion, director of Edison
institute, also opposed REA's plan
ling to spend $500,OOO,OO0 because
he government has already loaned
2 billion for REA projects. Ranch
rs in Montana who have been with
ut electric lights for fifty years will
ot concur that $500 is too much
ut only half enough.
Montana needs new industries to
rovide jobs to stop our dwindling
opulation and to increase the num-
er of jobs for new citizens in Mon '
ana In Washington J. E. Corrette |
l opposing Bonneville power admin
tration building two new transmits I
on lines which might cost up to c
33 million, asserted that ''The ter
tory to be served by each line !.
ould only bring surplus power into I
surplus area" In opposing a
ne between Havre and Shelby, Cor
cite made the assertion that the
reas to be served by the lines are
Fully and adequately" supplied by
.ontana Power Company. Corrette I
lrther urged that "the Montana
over Company be authorized by
,ngress to build a power plant and
l transmission lines at and from
anyon Ferry dam near Helena"
On May 20 in Washington an at |:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10
Buy Now, Pay Later
By JENNINGS PERRY, In National Guardian


1t impossible admire the in which the North Atlantic mill
who have been able regard high
manif of American
of salesman automobile
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10

tempt was made by Chairman Whit
tington Cd. Miss.), of House public
works committee to permit only one
day for hearing on eva. Not one
person in favor of eva was permit
ted to appear, but witnesses from
private power companies, water and
reclamation groups were all invited
in. Lined up by E. w. Rising of
Boise, lobbyist to fight eva, (paid
in part by Morris Knutson Construc-
ton Co.., the "pat" hearingejf-ty
ton Co.., the various opposition
groups almost got away with the
scheme. An investigation by ALL
LLPE investigators brought to light
that two of the principal reclamation
associations opposing eva, were al
most completely financed and con-
trolled by power companies and rail
roads.
You business and professional men
who oppose MVA or eva owe it to
yourselves and your children to write
business associates in Tennessee (you
have their names and addresses in
your records). Ask them just what
has the IVA done to stimulate pro-
duction, sales and general business
activity in Tennessee. Or, why not
include the IVA states on your
itinerary when you take vacation?
You may decide as thousands of other
have-valley authorities
provide wonderful opportunity for
1p-and-coming business people to
make money.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10
Little Fellows Go Bankrupt:

Recent statistics on business fail
ures also show that it's the little fell
lows who have been falling by the
wayide. Dunn & Bradstreet's fig
ures for 1913 show an increase of
500 over 1947 in business casualties
for firms in the $4,000 to $25, 900
class, with the small increase, 7@o,
for firms with assets of 100000 or
more.-Economic Notes.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10

all other diseases as
a killer, statisticians
of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Com
pany in New York re-
port from a study of
children insured in
the company's indus
trial department..
Deaths from the
n
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-10
CANCER RANKS SECOND AS
KILLER OF CHILDREN

Cancer, Including Ieukemia and
Hodgkin's disease, is now the second
ranking cause of death among child
rem. At the five to nine-year-age
period it is ahead of
Evening star., 1949-01-27

ne WcIlt w WO1A
for the Railway Express Co. here
at an early age, and rose to the
post Of superintendent Of the Wash
ington branch.
During World War II he was made
manager of the Government Ex-
press Transportation here, and for
this service was awarded a civilian
citation by the Secretary Of the
Navy. He retired following his war
work.
He was q member Of the Ameri-
can Association of Railroad Super
intendents, a member Of the Trans
portation Association Of America,
and q charter member Of the Army
Transportation Association.
He also was q member Of the
Kiwanis Club, the Hiram Masonic
Lodge, No. 10, and was second vice
president of the Merchants and
Manufacturer Association. He
was a former member Of the Trafhc
Advisory Council.
Besides his widow. Mr.. Turner Is
survived by q daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam e. Listcoe of Marsate, N. j.;
his mother, Mrs. Mary v. Turner,
14O1 Columbia road NV; two sis
ters, Mrs. o. Y. Carpenter and Mrs.
Joseph N. strobel, both Of Wash
ington, and q brother, Lloyd r.
Turner, also Of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-01-27

When James Monroe succeeded
James Madison as President Of the
United States in 1917. the inaugu-
ration day, March 4, fell on Sunday
and Monroe was not sworn In until
March S, leaving the United States
technically without a President for
one day.
Evening star., 1949-01-27

row In the Hines
funeral no m e,
1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Bur-
ial Ill be in
Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
A life - long
resident Of the
District, t, Mr..
Turner was edu-
Gated in schools
mere, ana mar.
ried the former
Miss Anna Bills,
borough Of Phil
adelphia in 1908.
Tie y1,araf to work
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CIaudius W. Turner
Rites SET Tomorrow

Funeral services for Clsudius w.
Turner, 81, who died Tuesday night
at his home, 342o Sixteenth street
N.W., will be held at l pm. tomor-
Evening star., 1949-10-23

46Ol BRANCH AVE.-Newly dec. and
painted bungaloW on L acre ground,
rms: hrepl oil h:,wh h.. lg;, closets,
sereened sao sitb porch; ;oo Asking only SIl;-
BERG REALTY. Ii. 7-sa57. AN
3 900 DOWN-Vacant. Nice Cape
Cod single bungalow, nr. D. C. line;
4 rms. and bath. bsmt.. finished
attic. storm windows and doors.
fiTspl;; 1 t9il pEise ,EW only Sa'45o; An
1855 s D ST. s s.E.Sconv. to Eastern
HOSP: 8 rms. : Incl. porches, oil
|y ssje. ~sas l. T. kASboLPH. .f RE- RE. si$7. rSs
sos STRING ST. Forestvilie'- "
Mod, ,2-bedrm: brick BUNGALOW. I
"; old: lot. 75xl5g;- fioored attic;
oil heat. Only Sl0,750 with 81 800
oPES Ff ave: IS s.; suNbAI 81 io'ca Capitol Hill
cost Of about $1,000; vacant, i'm
med. poss.; Colonial front porch, =
rear porches, q rms, plus ideal rec.
rm. and .attrac. bsmt.: parauet
hoys s9yf gas 81 heaa aasg ga5aswS aa wd Franz M NJ
HOME Joni 0Hn AND SfNks6 INCOME Nice brick
home arranged for , families; full
bsml,: "a blk. off Pa. ave. Sc. Only
$l2,950. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
12ll Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. Is
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Very nice
semide brick home; living rm.,
dining rm., nicely equipped kitchen,
, beGrms.. tile bath, full bsmt. with
rec. rm., laund. room and "a bath;
sGf,T!iS ss,esnGd I,T front p9Ech' ITI nice lot
Pa. ave Sc, FIR. 1000. -o5
Evening star., 1949-10-23

OPEN SAT. SUN, l TO DARK
1854 End st. tnear Boiling Field)-
Beautiful, custom built, det. brick
overlooking historic Potomac; 4 bed
marble firepl., mod, kit, elec lefgr.
Oil heat, rec. rm.; lovely landscaped
lot 63x105; close to shopping,
transp.. schools, churches: SI9,950
substan. cash pymt. required GEO
8. KING CO., Est. 1895. Ii. 3-250l
Pnolfnr -
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NEW RAMRI,ERS

On Gather ST., Hillcrest Hts fine
cious din. rm., large kit, full equip.
. nice bedrms, ample closets. built
In gar; gas heat; only S17,250,
good terms. Directions: Out Branch
ave sc. to Colebrooke drive, right
2 blocks, right to houses with open
sive)., AT. S94l, 1897 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheost
COLORED
FIRST TIME OFFERED

FIRSI lIWE OF + ENED
173 UHLAND TERRACE NE.
OFF End AND R. l.. AVE.
Open Sun. 2:3O-6:O0-6 large rms.
: porches, modern tile bath and
shower, auto. gas h.-w. heat, base
ment; excellent cond. low down
pymt, trade considered. Hurry
and see this. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors, SH. $500.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

ticulars call Annapolis 51S3, EDGE
WATER REALTY CO.. Edsewater.
Md Closed Mondays. "a
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA, Md blk. from Naval
Hospital-6-rm. brick Colonial, full
bsmt.; lge. lot; OWNER. WI. 1886.
BETHESDA. MD.-New 5-rm. buns..
low. expandable attic. porch, base.
t!e.nsaat. eo.. W. saso sf''s' sl4'7S0' Las HaI1
DAMAsCUs-4-room bungalow: .
bedrooms mo bsth). dirt cellar:
FREp ts efs E rs5s sss stsys Ssstos s47S9
PEsasriea Phona sas' ave. eaithsrseurs' Md.
EDGEEMooR, MD.-Beautiful brick
acre M 'sfAs Of GROUND. HALL Go. wi. VI
FOREST GLEN. ss1s Gardiner St
bsmt.. tile bath, 2 bedrms., Ice. liv.
IN I'm; oSd With firepl, din. rm., kit, porch.
GLEN len EcHo HEIGHTS 5:rm.
bunsalow, with expandable attic:
down, S65 month. GEO. w. ROB-
EETsoN, Realtor. s1O1 Wis. ave.
HORNERS LANE, Rockville-BungA-
low. ms, modern bath, lze. lot;
immed; poss:; $1,000 or best offer.
spect Sun l-5 pm. Info. call LO.
5-OS79 bet. 1912.
MD. -. Outstanding
buy; Z rooms, . baths: ideal for pros
fessional person. Corner brick.
LOCUST HILL EsTATEs Lovely
home, 3 bedrms, ga baths. 1st.
floor lavatory and den, 2-car garage.
An outstanding value. HALL Co.
WI. $3.50. --23
CONTINUED % Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1949-10-23
1874 18th ST. NE.

Furnished brick house. arranged as
4 Ink. apts.; beautiful apt. on 1st
floor to live in, almost new-house
cond.; lear brick garage; unusual
nice, valuable furniture; 3 elec. and
l gas refrigerators. Seller will show
house between > and pm. today
10 rooms. , baths, oil heat. $1,000
down. Asking Sl6.50O.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Realtor, 1910 Vt Ave RE 5140
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Colored, Open Sun, 2:30-5:30
71s Taylor st. n.w.-Lovely Colonial
row brick. 6 spacious rms. lb
bath ttile). full bsmt., auto. gas
heat, para. floors. lge. yard, dble.
garage: reas priced; conv. terms;
possession. Call Mrs. West. with
D. H. JOHNSON CO. RE. 52l2. MA.
1926: ewes. and Sun. DE. 1917:
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheost

COLORED-3O1 TODD Pr. Ne
Open Sunday 81 pm. 3-bedrm.
home. excellent condition. . in
closed porches, INV. tcoaD heat,
large tiled bath. Finished bsmt..
built-in garage. Will finance with
reasonable down payment. Call
Mrs. Harden. HO. 130S or j. H,
GREENE REALTY CO., T15 Fla.
ave n W NO k14R -oa
Evening star., 1949-10-23

COLORED
OPEN TODAY 2 TO 6 PM.
213 7th ST. NE,
S1,250 DOWN
Vacant. redecorated, Lge. semidet
brick home: 8 rms, baths. rear
porches. fun basement with oil
heat. 2-car brick garage. Owner
must sell. so your dollars will buy
you more here. Come early.
RALPH D. COIN
l424 K St NV.
FIX 5106 co 5446
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HousEs-sAlE-NW tcent) HoUsES-sAlE-N.E. tcont.) !
IMMACULATE HOME. open today |;

IMMACULATE HOME. open today l.
B, 503 Montana ave. (5th and
Franklin)-6 rms, hall. ,clubrm..
porches, gas heat. gar. other fea-
snSs s9yss' pr Psiced s4f9 f9r quick SALE oRRl-
4aIa nth ST. Me- rms. bath,
gas a.-c. heat, built-in gar; attrac-
tive semidet. brick dwelling. located
close to schools and transp; sub
s;a9s aEokdE dowp BoRaER a4s rfnssa fnssna
ave NV, MA. o350. .,?6,
CLAY PL.-3 -bedrm semidet. brick;
excel. cond.; bsmt.; $1,000 or maybe
less will rrp bangle s3s!pTSSp Atsrsst; terms rms
Attract. terms; 4-bedrm home; excel;
sSaa; sHGKrzER 9ERs RE- gag 9sb w CHI iiifhoND 545s
81 900 Dow N-Well-built brick
home = bedrms. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit; bath; hi,w.h: full bsmt'
WETz VETS Ks KEAfTY lfn 2seen' coeP sSs HsSSh 18Th
ST. NV, ST. 1855.
3I52 DIX ST. N.E.-River Terrace.
This immaculate 6-rm.. Enslish-type
brick home must be sold today;
drasticaly reduced. win GI. Oil
&C. heat, front and rear porches,
rec room ina AND 4 M many oThe5 THGMAs rsfine-
metllS. open vi U. f1ohno IL
NEAR SEARS RoEBUcR-New brick.
: rms. tile bath, hardwood frs. oil
sl1,5oo. OWENS REALTY. Me,
GROOM BUNGALOW near, R. l. and
shopping. Garage, rec. rm. Real
Paiced Patsan for snHs a1ief sals Mp Mp auynn @
EN-. EN- 1872. 5 N MARSHALL Il, u !, ,xAF MAPLE
ton; 5 rooms. gas heat. beautiful
rect from owner. Ii. 3-4s95. -223
1880 DOWN will buy this immac-
ulate 5-rm. brick home, fully furn.
Monthly payments less than rent.
SENATE sen !. Realty s, IA co" Ex. 81. 3s1o;
R:RiCK soft. 6-rm. home with in
closed front porch, finished recrea--
ton room. nice lot. A real buy at
Si1 800 with $1,000 down. or Gil.
SENATE REALTY CO.. EX. 1870;
ewes, TR. 1887. %.
$40 BUCHANAN ST; NE.
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
OPEN l TO 5 Pm.
See. it today, 3 months old. Beauti-
ful semidet. brick, 6 nice rooms,
built-in tiled bath, shower and pow
der room on first fl. Oak floors,
Spacious kitchen, elec. refgr. Brick
and stone Colonial front porch,
Owner moving south. Priced to
sell Terms. Mr.. Pendleton, DU.
346S
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th ST. NV. DI. 3346. ga
2Sls Both ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO DARK
/ Ma lnfa kriR Low u
ing rm. din. rm., 3 bedrooms and
bath; full bSmt.: lavatory in bSmt.
Lot 37l2X157. Gas h.-w.h. Priced
low. Reasonable payments. Out R.
l. ave. to South Dakota ave. to 30th
St, left on both to our sign; You
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346. ga
GOOD RENTAL SECTION.
WOODBRIDGE AREA. Attractive o.
bedroom home. ~ baths. fireplace,
| hardwood floors, full bsmt.. oil H.
VIII. paved alley, garage, nice sur
roundings; priced right. ROYCE L.
PARKS, MI. 4470 It'll 8. -23
GI-3354 BAKER ST. N.E.-GI
Modern broom brick. oil heat, full
yard with Anchor fence. Vacant.
LOUIS RUDDEN FIX. 51o7.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS
Open 1-5. Sat. and Sun: 1850 Deia-
fed pl. ne. l block off Sargent I'd.
Beaut., 6-rm.. semidet. brick, col
ored tiled bath with improved fea-
tuces such as: Gas INV h.. u bath
in bsmt., concrete fr. porch, BendiX
washer. aluminium storm doors and
windows, cedar-lined closet. Anchor
fence Mr. Morningstar on prem
ises. FORD E, MORGAN, Sr.. RE
Evening star., 1949-10-23
COLORED

Colored-60 Bryant st.
Row brick 7 large rooms, good con-
dition: conv. to Howard Univ. trans
portation. shopping. churches: rea-
sonably priced at S12.a50. SCOTT
SANDERS. 512l Macarthur blvd.
OR, 567S. -H3
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Mr.. 18th AND POTOMAC AVE: =
2 families: new. modern, bath. til
h.-w.h.: home that must be seen
poLPH. b p aPnse's1:sa. RE- siss, TR. r. 7aa5. nav
Mr.. 18th AND BARNEY CIRCLE s.E.
Colonial tapestry brick; Z rms,
full bsmt.. gas heat, gar. conv:
located to everything; priesd esdoT right sfI
sE. fSE eais9 sns7, sfls. Tk. 7as5. 3 T. RANDOLPH
sas xENIA ST. s.E.-open today by
appt, re- s.Ia pm ..m,sss yssant hrInR immed
lovely rms, and tiled bath, oil heat
large yard; priced low at $11 $50
with low down payment: Call IA.
9T70, BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO.
OWING TO THE DEATH OF my wife
l am Offering for sale, a 3-story
brick on q corner, ia squares. from
Psrdaoed Ps sge fe eors oil Ho1ms hest in oaIhs Iss
class condition; with substantial
Ii. 3-O061 for appointment.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Money-maker; brick home with 12
rooms. 3 separate apis. each with
bath; live in one, rent two. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Call for
REALTY CO.. 12i1 Pa. ave. Sc.
FIR. 1000. -25
BRICK BUNGALOW-Loca on bus
line; may 60 GI; large living rm.,
large mod. kitchen, 2 nice bedrms.,
tile bath, expan, attic; full bsmt;;
CO., 1211 Pa. ave. s.e. FIR. 1000.
NEAR FIT. DUPONT PK.-Loyely
brick home, large living rm., din
ing rm.. mod. kitchen. 8 nice bed
rms, tile bath: full bsmt.. rec.
rm.. "a bath. This house Is in. exc
cellent condition. Call for. appt. to
inspect. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO..
1911 Pa, ave, Sc. FIR, 1000. -2b
Evening star., 1949-10-23

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
5427 v ST. Sc.
4 New 6-rm brick homes,~lnodern in
every detail, large lots, full base
ments, gas heat; only S12,950 each.
Move in with title.
BUSADA REALTY co.
4415 Southern ave. s.e., HI. 4S43.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

Open l-5. Sat. and Sun: 1850 Deia-
fed pl. ne. l block off Sargent I'd.
Beaut.. 6-rm. semidet. brick, col
ored tiled bath with improved fea-
tu-es such as: Gas INV h., u bath
in bsmt., concrete fr. porch, Bendix
washer. aluminium storm doors and
windows, cedar-lined closet. Anchor
fence" Mr. Morningstar on prem
ises. FORD E. MORGAN, Sr.. RE.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
OPEN SUNDAY

ready GI financed. Small down
payment rooms, basement. >
syears old 4OO7 Blaine st. ne.
POTTS REALTY CO.
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800 BLOCK KY. AVE.

SI1 ,6UU
Colored-6 rms. and bath including
two inclosed back porcheS, Colonial
front porch. full basement. h-wh.,
low down payment; easy terms. T. r.
SIMS REALTY CO., DE. 1905: ewes.
DE 2dRQ
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ANACOSTTA

l 756 w st. Sc Lovely 5-rm. semidet.
brick, in new-house cond. Modern
throughout, oil h.-w. h., full basmt..
> long lots. Priced to sell quickly,
Will go GIL
AETNA REALTY co.
1906 G st. NV, ME-. 2454; Sun.
and ewes, AK. 0q13
Evening star., 1949-10-23
324 DOTTGI.AS ST ~ d

Jonathan Woodner Co.
RE. 1925. Exhibit home, MI. 1865.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ANACOSTIA

ANACOSTIA
Open Sat. and Sun, 2-5 pm, 2246
Mt. View Place. Almost new 2-family
brick. > baths. gas heat; l apt,
rented SS5: other reserved for buyer.
Call Mr.. Dele. 10. 2-06S3, with
FORD E. MORGAN. Sr.. RE. 1910.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
WHY RENT?
Detached Brick Colonial

;.,,su CAS--Slo5 EON1h
Trades will be accepted. Only .. OF
these lovely homes left in this fine
neishborhood sras to Rns
rm, dining rm., kitchen. stove, and
full bsmt, storage attic. Cory, to
Andrews and Bolline Fields. These
same homss would ren, Tor si5o,
D. c. line, right at our sign to
PAU PAUL p. sToNE, Ter
IL. So. !. LIB. II. hIl4. -23
COLORED-5I. 18th ST. Sc
shown by appt. only. Colonial porch
brick, rms. bath, h.-w.h., garage;
PTGperys Prices. ysll,soo, n eAeeser eongenent terms
FREDERICK A BLUMER CO.. 615
Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 10SS: ewes. and
coHoRAS-sos sanj; AS: sSas' s.h ST. s.E.-s$oo
down viii buy this aunt building
which shows a splendid income for
only S1,75O, monthly payments to
suit purchaser; KAY REALTY CO.
coIoREbEIMaEp. 1He;i Eb: aSasi rossEss1os-:
heat lneaTse iaTse ffont
PMIJI1p. T; ATKINS, AlI m FIR. o1as 30, FR'
COLORED-ANACOsTIA-l343 Tai
bert ter. s.e.-For sale by owner: er:
So.aGo, reas. down payment; ocea-
pancy on or before Nov. !. IR.
coLoREp-9sis oiaG EGs scHt S. CAROLINA AVE:
s.e.--Vacant s rm,, row briek; ~,
bsmt S new g. gas ,r,nr rnInase sar.sc coloRa Rs
LANCE REALTY CO.; DU. o92s
COLoRED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Attractive 6 rm. Colonial brick
clean as q pin, AUTOMATIC heat
SP 52o aGak fh;A 0ssnss ST. ss5S ts Eye!
cenoRsp-HoME 81 H AND INCOME on
tanning 3 furn. apts. Only S1s.a5o
for al on easy terms; CLEAN as S,v q
5al5 En aae T. ANb h' 1SeoaE on
18th st. near Pa. ave. 3 stories.
Only SI2.950 with 81 500 down; for
quick sale: ANNENBERG REALTY,
81. odL.odKssDM7kENruckY dssIe7 AVE: nr;
Tms. SGssA . baths. baths 4 bedrms.. recr: rm; :,
porch. gas h.-w.h., garage; So 900
down HARTMAN, REALTY, INC,
l349 good Hope rd. Sc TR. 44oo'
COLORED-i3a6 MASS. AVE. Sc
Fine 6-rm. brick. : porches. Good
bsmt. Oil heat. Subject to offer.
Fine loc. Cell Mr. McDonnell. At.
S941. A. A. cARozzA CO., 1927
cofoRID1orEN 81. aHsi s:eorEN s-s. 5ls 10th
st. Sc. Immed. poss. $1,000 down
buys this lovely 7-rm. brick home;
util rm. with laundry tubs: oil heat
Home is weather-stripped, insulated.
screened and has storm windows.
Gar. MR.. BROWNE. DI. 2244.
Sun. RA. 6o3S.
Colored-Buy Thru Scott
S-rm. row brick home, completely
renovated. h.-w.h.: bal. like rent.
Ask for Upshur st. NV. and Trini-
dad ne. section listings also. Call
Mr.. SAMPSON, DE. 2o1O; ewes,
DE. 2444. -.-... "a
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYlAkp

WEST ANNAPOLIs-Attractive three
bedroom home, with oil hot-water
' lot. near u AnnapoIis' Dol | For nIi'Ipua fHli BAR.
ticulars call Annap polls 51S3, EDGE
WATER REALTY CO., Edgewater.
Md Closed Mondays. -23
Evening star., 1949-10-23
T. II. 1V1l
Real Estate. OW. 1924.

COLORED s. 900 DOWN - 1900
brick, cement front porch, 2 incl
rear porches, gas heat; this fine
home is in Immaculate condition
and will sell quickly. NO. 1908;
ewes. UN. 3507.
Woodbridge Realty Co.. Inc.
COLORED: A Real Bargain
17s You st. n.e.-6 rooms, brick, oil
heat: full, dry bsmt.: very good cond.
Open Sat and Sun. | to Il pm
HARRY PORETSKY a. SONS, INC.
1918 K st NV MA 53Ob pa
Evening star., 1949-10-23
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
S"2 5Ist ST. Sc.

$10,950-Reasonable Cash
Veteran or conventional financing on
this fine house, 9 years old. with ex-
cellent material and workmanship.
2 bedrms., tile bath, full basement,
roughed-in rec. rm.. oak floors, gas
&C. heat; fenced level lot; 2 blks
from shopping and transportation.
Mr. Holmes, EN-. $685.. .
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1OlS 18th St wv MA r3g4 -o5
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Southeost
CT APPROVEn

6-rm:, asbestos-shingle house; near
by Nd. conVen: to buses. shopping.
etc; $4,000 full price. no required
an. pymt. to qualified GI. mo.
taxes and ins. Call Mr. Moore,
with I. PAUL MUDD Co, TR. 1882:
Evening star., 1949-10-23
COLORED
CoLORED.
G1A pnndO1nh CT

GA Randolph st. NV.
Open Sun, 3 TO 6-Make your offer
on this solid lifetime" home.
Owner must SELL Terms! 6 peri.
rms, Bryant gas heat; concrete front
porch with front entrance to full
bsmt.; long yard for your children
See 1t today URCIoLO REALTY,
NE. 1871. ewes. and Sun, RIA. 2So5.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
COLORED
CT LOAN

At 4Fo can be assumed by either Gil
or civilian. Two-bedrm. row brick
Good cond. $10,5o0. Only 81 500
Frederick w. Berens
SALES, INC.
MA. 014l
Evening star., 1949-10-23

COlored-AnacoStia
value in this 2-family brick con.
sisting of z rooms, 2 equipped
kitchens and baths: full bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h., 3 extra bldg. lots. See this
today, l-5.. T. D. BURGESS, REAL
ESTATE. 23'
y WALTERS PL. Sc.
Just south of E. Capitol St, 2-story
brick house for sale on very cony
terms. Priced $3.50. Premises
information, cali GEORGE I. BoR-
GER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
0350. -26