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Evening star., 1949-09-26
Steel Ta|ks0pen
But Union Chiefs
Are Pessimistic
One BIuntIy Declares
There Will Be No
More Extensions
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26.-Philip
Murray, president of the CO.
United Steelworkers, talked con-
tract with United States Steel
Corp. for two and a half hours
today and declared. 1--WE are Sc
riously considering our problems. "
Mr.. Murray and his. negotiators
got together behind closed hotel
doors with Vice President John
Stephens and other United States
Steel representatives. Mr.. Ste
phens had no comment as they
took recess for lunch.
Crucial talks to head off a
oaralyzing Nationwide steel strike
set for Saturday were renewed
under a mantle of pessimism.
James J. Thimmes, international
vice president of the CIO United
Steelworkers. said fatty yesterday
he sees little chance" of the ne
gotiations ending successfully. He
did not elaborate.
Some other steelworkers' leaders
said privately they were just as
pessimistic as Mr.. Thimmes.
Gives Blunt View.
Mr.. Thimmes, who usually sits
with Mr.. Murray at the conference
table. gave his blunt and pessi-
mistic view of the situation in a
talk to officers of SteelWorkers'
District 30, at Terre Haute. Ind.
unless we get the pension plan
and social insurance we will strike
Saturday" Mr.. Thimmes said be-
fore taking a plane for Pittsburgh
There will be no more extension. u
The union vice president echoed
Mr.. Murray, who has made it clear
he won't extend the strike truce
further. The current truce is the
third President Truman has engi-
neered since the industry and the
steelworkers reached an impasse.
Board Was Appointed.
First, the President appointed a
presidential fact-finding board to
look into the controversy and that
STAYED off a strike 60 days. Then,
when the report was delayed, Mr..
Truman asked for an 11-day ex-
tension. Finally he requested the
current six-day delay truce, and
urged that industry and the union
try once more to bargain together
The pension issue is the big
thing. Wages are not involved
The presidential board made no
recommendation for a fourth
round wage increase and Mr.. Muir
ray went along-reluctantly.
But the board suggested the in
dustry pay up to six cents an hour
for pensions and up to four cents
an hour for insurance.
Wants Contributory Plan.
Industry has insisted all along
it can't afford to pay the entire
costs of pensions. Big Steel con-
tends contributory plan is the
only satisfactory way for pension
plan to operate.
The steelworkers and Big Steel
held brief conference last Fri
day, the day after President Tru-
mans latest request. But the
talks were merely exploratory.
In addition to talking with Big
Steel, the steelworkers sent other
negotiating teams to several other
firms today. Among them and
the location of their meetings:
Allegheny Ludlum, Jones 8,
Laughlin and Crucible, all in
Pittsburgh; Bethlehem Steel, New
York; Republic. Cleveland; Inland
Indiana Harbor, Ind; Sharon
Steel and Youngstown Sheet &
Tube, Youngstown, Ohio; Rustless
Steel, Baltimore, and Shenango-
Penn Mould, SharpSville, Pa.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(See ATOMIC, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(See SECURITY, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(See U. N, Page A-4.l
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(See STEEL, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(TRADE AGREEMENTS, Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Market AVERAGES

asked that A. T. g. T. get rid of its
holdings in Western Electric Corp,
a manufacturing subsidiary Last
year Western Electric paid it's par
ent at the rate of 81 share quar-
terly, which was equal to about $1.50
a share on the A. T. & T. common
This has been an important prop
in the $9-a-year uninterrupted divi-
dend record of the parent company
over 80 years. One school of
thought believed that if A. T. & T.
did lose Western Electric. the stock
would be distributed to A. T. g. T.
stockholders, who might make up in
Western Electric dividends what
they lost in A. T. & T. dividends.
Farnsworth Pounded.
FarnsWorth Television & Radio
was another issue in the market
spotlight. The stock took a bad
sinking to a 1889 low, when the
market heard of a sharp discrep-
ancy in two reports by the company
covering the same period. A recent
earnings statement said the COM
pany had a net deficit of less than
$1,0O0,0OO during the six months
ended October 81. But when the
company filed a registration state
ment with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission the deficit had
grown to more than 100000.
Trading in the stock was sus-
nended for one hour while Wall
Street was given a chance to null
over an explanation offered by the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Business Briefs
Automobile Production

| Automobile production IN the
United States last week totaled 104,-
022 units VS.. SO, 101 the previous week
and 1O4 ,628 in the like week of 1913.
Wards .Automotive Reports.
Bituminous Coal Production for
the week ended January totaled
II $780, 900 tons VS.. 100000 tons the
previous week, the lower figure at
tributed to the year-end holidays.
Production in the like week a year
ago was 100000 tons.-National
Coal Association.
Chain Store and Mail Order sales
for November totaled $2,393 900 900,
up one per cent over November,
1947, and two per cent down from
October, 1948-Commerce Depart
ment.
Attorney General Clark disclosed
6 patents for televiSion tubes and
image projection, formerly German
owned, are now available for Ameri-
can business generally. The patents
were seized from Manfred Won Ar
denne, the German owner, and
vested by the Office of Alien Prop
erty.
Cotton Textile Sales last week
lapsed after a squirt the previous
week. Prices eased on print cloth,
twill and sheeting. The pattern Of
the market was discouraging to SELL
ing houses.
Seiberling Rubber Co. announced
its premium-level passenger car
tires and puncture-sealing tubes
would be placed under fair trade
restrictions.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. for year ended December 81
earned SPOT $4,000 or 1920 a share
vs. $156,344, 238 or STAB in 1947. The
company's annual dividend rate has
been SO for some 80 years.
Loew's, Inc. for year ended Au-
gust 81 earned $5,309, $50 or $103 q
share VS.. $11 ,626,427 or $2.26 in 1947.
Delaware Power<& Light Co. for
year ended December 81 earned 81
503,8l1 or $1.86 share VS.. $2,159,373
or $160 in 1947.
Sdn DlegO IaS q EleCtI1c 20. 1Of
year ended November 80 earned
81 ,954,799 or 83 cents share VS..
$1,594,371 or 10 cents in 1947.
Madison Square Garden for 6
months ended November 80 earned
$l91,373 or 20 cents a share VS.. $685.
331 or 81 cents a share in 1947
period.
Columbia Gas System, Inc, an.
nounced plans to sell $20,000,0O0 in
debenture Que in 1874 Competitive
bids will be opened about March Is
and proceeds will be used to finance
part of the new construction pro-
gram.
Jewel Tea Co. reported sales for 1
weeks ended January l of $12,348,-
1853 VS.. $10,824, 1854 in the like week
of 1913. Total sales for 1948 were
$152 ,990514 VS.. S13O,477 4S9 in 1947.
Hooker Electrochemical Co. OF
Niagara Falls announced the resig-
nation of H. M. Hooker as chairman
of the board. He has been associ-
ated with the company for SO years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

ceivsrship or being reorganzed under the Bankruptcy
Act or Securities assumed by such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foregoins table are annual dis
bursements based the last quarterly or
decaration Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends are not included. cid Called Ex dividend
xr Ex rights Also extra extras. Plus STOCK
dividend. d Cash or stock. ePaid last year Fay,
able in stock estimated cash value on
or paid after stock dividend spt-up Declared or
In arrears. Paid this year, dividend omitted ds-
ferred or no action taken last dividend meeting
Declared ie4s paid in I949 Liauidating dividend
) Payable stock. exact cash value undetermined on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO Jan. Is LP.-Pressure
against soybeans and lard again caused. a
weak tone in all commodities on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat did little
being attracted into the new crop months
toward the close.
Soybeans dropped nearly 5 cents at one
time the July contract moving to new
seasonal low. Commission houses again
sold beans and what support the market
got seemed TO come mainly from previous
short sellers.
Lard lowered around the lows made yes
terday. which also were the bottoms since
trading in the various contracts started.
big increase in United States cold stor-
ase holdings of this commodity was one
factor in the generally bearish atmosphere.
Wheat, corn and oats all were down
around cent at times; Corn and oats
did not show much rallying ability. and
neither did May wheat.
Wheat closed u lower to - higher. May
22514-225; corn was Il to 1 cent lower
May 1:45ls-1;45; oats we're unchanged
IA lower, May .66A; soybeans were
1'4-2l4 lower, March 245i4-2 IS. and
lower, January 14.71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Jan is P.-The Asso-
ciated Press index of 35 important whole
sale commodity prices this week declined
to .05-lowest since June 20, 1947.
Last week the index was 1854, and
year ago it was 207.61. The base year
1925 equals 100.
The food component at 1894 this
week reached a new 1e4S-9 low. Indus
trials, livestock. grains and cotton and
textiles also declined.
But nonferrous metals edged upward
slightly to a new high for the past year
at 20o35, as compared with 20O.32 the
previous week.
The index. with comparative figures
for a week ago and year ago, follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

No wheat. Corn-Yellow No 3, 44A
No. 4, i 32ha 40; No. 5, 1.25s4-32 sample
Grade 12l ia-251a, Oats-No. heavy.
white TeI1-s2; No. ! white. 500. Bar
iey-Malting 120-66 nominal; feed
i .O2-2O nominal. Field seed per hundre o
ia 90; timothy, 175O-1s.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Capital Securities

The following bid and asked quotations
| on Washington securities traded over the
| counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members of the National
| Association of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
| time the quotations were assembled for
The Star as of Friday noon. Origin OF
| any quotation furnished on request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Woshinqton Stock Exchange

fReport Exchange onefdo 49,.
FOR YEAH 1917 or ~
- INCLUDING FRIDAY JANUARY -
Evening star., 1949-10-24
S5.o5 SLIPS OF FINE
NYLoN TRIcoT
1919

Perfectly styled. smortIy toilored for exoct
fit and comfort. Fashioned Of wonderful
nylon trico that founders eosiIy, requires
no ironing, dries in jiffy. Teorose and
white. 32-46.
Kasns-Knit Underwear Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-24

A beautiful assortment for men, women
and children, brought to you at hoIf-
price. Included ore genuine zircons
white OF blue) signet rings, birthstones
and novelty styles. 'PIus 2O% tax.
Kdn1's-Je,oelry-Str Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-24

Many new styles have been added to this
collection, some afternoon styles, others
casual. One and two-pieee in bright COL
ors, navy blue and black. Sizes 1910,
l4h-24, 38-4O.
Kann's-Better Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-24

Brought to you at erond sowing, these
5l-eouee sheers. They're perfect for
dress wear, are flotterne, long wearing.
Sizes: shorts, 8A to ok; medium, 8k
to l0R; long, eH to IL.
Kann's-Hosiery- Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HOUSES WAkTfp 70 BuY

QUICK WILL be the action in buying
S1nck SS1S5 a0qds g. e! s1. e.sa H. a4Tse 4cait II.
I AN PhEPARED to pay cash Tor q
Hy.ss.viiis. H ISe owner a only = Ao. 'i 'iisSo.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner.
sh'ss vi ss,S Or sas ssisFis iseB hSuiss sssr VIII
WILL FAY CASH for your house, any
condition or section; white or col
We PEed hA1E R cxsa sSs sTfKn sH Ia sSSo s.e
mast Uppe. srahsxoos S5s GsdFn xRR hsH:i Sssl9 Y
CO., RE. ssI4: ewes. RA. s3s6.
HAVE Az. Ill IMMEDIATE ,.n ATE. M purchaser .er
b brick home ONE ,so With 9r vs4 nsdEo9ms
Or Or Tskems Psrt: &r. % elsrk' st 81.
90il. MARSHALL J; WAPLE Co.
RsIiaE1 te'a SEA exfr. d desiHs: Ss:0 or
hedrm. home IN good loca., nearby
e.:.. S: 0e a..s1ibs e Se9 aess esy ss.a
MODEM CLEAN HOMES and ND in
have clients with substantial cash.
NJ MS'' Sc eSx' 7ya, Y1i $780, ATLAS REAL
owNEk Oh xgENT-v.. or west Of
10th St; under rs yrs. old; det..
S.dpas.s as Ssssss. 81 seail q sGaC "a: h.e1,h. WIN;
G:rass g: ys,d tor sssssn ssg5s. to .ss Play
school, PRESBYTERIAN church. State
Mich. and Harvard usinsss; under
$4,000, $s. 200 cash, %
3-BEDRO0M HouaE-Like rent, with
no down payment. Box 33l-E,
T PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal.
Of your home. business or invest
es nipt K Thss y0u Ressos Ressss
sos North Capitol; Ma. $3.50, Free
ryf.1 FATTY Es:sls: xsns: inss g bsdrm
home ia nearby Nd. win pay cash.
Call WA. 4476. la
s OR s ROOM HOUSES with good
ansnetns. Wil buy or sell. GENE
] Il hAVH MHYi / 81 s6YGR iass; with $4,000 cash
iSWEEkNsiGSY siS nfYwss oase y ssestx0isf' ~ 81 ss4S
ate need several fne residences
In Spring Valley, Wesley Heishts Or
ssayss snd euI IN ssas B. e. M
and Va: properties. Phone. eve. Or
sun, Georgia 5000, l.. r. GRA-
XATTE:: Resltor' 1913 Z st. NV.
CASH FOR rs OLD OR NEW houses.
Row or det.. D. c. or nearby area;
reas. priced for immed. deal. Oh.
201B. p. o. Box 6697. D. c. 16. 20
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
4e-hour settlement. JAMES CAR
ROLL, 10. 2-O400; ewes, AK. 8010.
ALL CASE AT ONCE for your D. c.
house. frame or brick, large or
small; condition tmmoteria1. aQ1
90. Rockville. Nd.
WE WANT TO BUY T. nice. 5 or 4
have al cash. Box 296.C. Star. 12'
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for homes
and investment properties. What
have you to offer? THoe. .. JAR
REfL Co., Realtors festap. 1919.
721 10th ct. NV. Ma. O765..
ATTENTION NE. AND Sc. owners.
II you have property in ne. or Sc.
Washington to sell we have many
=, clients. This area being our spe.
cialty. Sales and rent mansgeMent.
kIAtTY. sS5 i &: n::a n: zs6S.
fsHySs5RsiIs fsHSRis sufsr' s,sssss ssss,ssslps MsAssDo
within two Of three miles of Aystts-
vile. ownsrs @ly. HI. ssh els
Evening star., 1949-10-09
THE UNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON. D. c. SUNDAY, October 9, lsA
HOUSES FOR SALE-seuthsost Hol

HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthsost
C0LoRED-720 12th sT. s:E:-6
Mr. GIEsIER. els N. Z. ave. NV.
CoIoRED-LARGE GROOM, a-story
row brick; full basement. h.-w.h.;
R2sif Rs1t2 $4,000 &c. tS ssa5 ss5S .vss
CoLo,RED - 1s4s s. CAROLINA
AVE. S.E.-Vacant. Open l. to 5
P:;m3 Sunday; 1 6,rm. ; ros ,; brick; full
EShrY ase Co. orist pu fsas EGhiAsGd SELL snd
COLORED--I352 DEXTER TER. s.E.
8 years old; 8 rooms bath, base;
terms: AD. 1892; ewes, AT. 4243.
coLokED khs sfcTioNs AeGH NSsA1Tx A anssest,a so
: IL lots; t ,,,s approx; 9 lo9xl4s, with 2
Sss0ea Sess eer askes es be 1o5 Si 'ssspt san
MRS. sdES p DENVER KIRBY, 1925 Frank
coLIoRaEEiD1ss.E.-An employed eou-
PIE may move Immediately in new
lass Heights, / block east of Ala
bama ave. and 22nd St. sc. Open
Sun., II noon to 9 pm Low down
payment: Call MR.. LINDSAY, 10.
2,,0792 Sun. and ewes; daily, NO.
CoLORED-5se 1st ST. s.E.Iva.
cant, immediate possession; S75o
down. bal. like rent; & rooms, bath,
e:h;-w h. newly decorated row brick.
Call Norris Cohen or Milton vim
nick, l404 L st. NV, MA. S036;
eyes. TU. O297. Once open Sun.
COLORED-s1,oOo DOWN buys this
lovely 6-room, 2-story row brick;
lk baths, full basement, gas heat;
garage: ideal location. SENATE
lLT HElALTY co" Elk. 3270: ewes, TR.
COLoRED-oNLY S785 DOWN, small
auto oil heat hsmt tila hatS
Evening star., 1949-10-09
OPEN sim 0-6

C0L0RED-N.Eo Mr.. MD. LINE
Immaculate masonry-type bungalow,
5 lovely rms. and den, on extra
large lot. As low as ST. 200 cash
Or will 90 GI. Call Mr.. Gamble,
AZ; I847, with J. RANDALL WAL
coLoREDMSEW, uLrRAMopERN
detached, hardwood foors' air con.
ditioned; $24 900; will take your
house In trade. Directions: Out
heniworth ave. ne. to Meade St,
:. 5locks to houses: Open 2:30 to
" Y pSkks @ esS co,, ssnasKi; saeiasiv. .csnss, ua1s
coEokED-:sRookIANp-s.,ut,,u, Sa; RED:
Broom brick home. hardwood fioors
tnfougnout built-in sleeping porches,
fall cellar, 2 baths. oil heat, built
isss. ~ sEpasNHS ;hEqsRssH SE isEmi i,sa Ak
tiye 7.rm: row house. built-in gar.,
cash Bal. like rent. MITCHELL
cng SgtGh; 6nSH. 81. 7T31; @ eyes, RA. 341s. .
H. has rms q kis' t.'i .na oa bsth; st ~ bs.. snd
ment completely finished with love
LarFe front porch; Awnings. Abso.
iutsly perfect condition. Owner oc-
eSIy s,tsoo e nfk'Rtsk aoRskk Iss L srE7: zsassl
coIokEpae.:si ee.:i ok rms. 81 t.D.s.r, ils blies,
beautiful front Colonial porch: lge.,
beautifully HANDICAPPED back yard:
t.rn. suIo, h.-Tn:; reasonable price and
AID. 224O or Df' SoSo s Ih
c9IoRED1FoR SALE SAFE by owner mer
put. put. GOOD income. fSap' Faii ssmt. 1ntoasoi oii
heat. h,a.. Cont: hot water cony. to
Il. tEfff:s s.ssist' sfst yard For .DDs:' ''ii eli
C0LoRED = BRooKLAND - 1900
PIX: 18th st. .n.e.-Semidet. 2-fam.
,ss avs hp AZ a9Iss Si9s sss ss,da2 SsooS Wssk
coLoRED-so0 BLK. LEWIS sT.-e
rms, bath; oil heat, 8 porches. hvd.
PAsaHaIp PAS t9E psELi REaLT94 4ei. buy yoao II Wash.
s!a sseas..s sG.9kep s.3laes bsist basass- hsS:
81, 500 shsao'i essh. iiv. afa n oas mst:ps. sps.
sesr saa Ysns Som. trGR TIfshEE s.hiE E uSS Ss ~
coLoREp~BUY THRouoH SCOTT
1890 9th st. ne. rms
semidetached. oil h.-w.h., excellent
conc: Big rear yard with garage.
bs,m Reasonable o. terms. $4,000. Best
pHy tion ~ this 81 ares area. Open for inspee-
Is!orn.t1Isen e go can DR 81 Aassos, tHEsssr
TRINIDAD AVE.
ne Beautiful corner house. 5
sspiniciou s1ii lou, srmS;; t'le baths, 8 kits..
storm windows and Venetian blinds. hsd
5 S'4 H. ri okEras phsri REAfTY Il, as5s' c5, 7Pp55
conosES9.sss 81 aEfi 1s5 Nj 21SNstsoorA sltso Az.
ash u1i f,sms s:sss.os covered
siss: $500 down. Cali NJ. VIII
SG sSGGzis;Txys sgys CO. 7,S H..A a. ave. @iaS. a.S.
oIoSED..14s UPLAND TER. NE.
e1ieP F..Issne: b.a Ia g. hss.ssi
beat fun Ssmt.; hard weed doors.
sl7e, Or j. H. oREENk REAtTY
cS2oElbbEHsi.osose' Elb ri sss' no bo'wNo: M eissj 500
blk. Foote st. n.e.-Modern. clean.
S-rm: dst. home, lge. level wooded
e. sne.sn sn 'eoss eons 's5 q :hees :ah5ss AND AND
transp. Very reaS. priced. Mrs.
Cox. VI; s136. ATLAS REALTY.
CoLoRED-vACANT, vic. 11th and
D sts. n.e.-6-rm, row brick, fun
smehsi iAs aRApY ges; sos. sdisoo D1 5aSo; R4d
eves.. CO. 27eI. .
CoLOREO-NR. sth AND EYE SITS.
N.E.-Briek. 6 lge. rms. full bsmt..
gas h.-w.h.. Colonial front porch:
sssSHsptl9ns1 snH a.2Tn1d BUY at Slo,7so; terms,
Evening star., 1949-10-09
COLORED
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
COLORED

1904 r ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY. 20 PM.
A hne tapestry brick home having Z
rooms and bath. Also lavatory and
shower IN basement. OIL hot-water
heat. gear garage. This property
is in excellent condition. Don't fail
to see this home. Mr.. Richards,
WO. 6595.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 3346 Id
Evening star., 1949-10-09
NO CASH

NO CASH
No cash is required to purchase this
lovely 6-rm. row brick home II you
are . qualified veteran. This excel
lent prewar home is In Q very con.
yenient location. close to schools,
shopping and transportation. Full
bsmt., outside entrance; Anchor
fenced yard; front porch; all this for
only $9,2b0; immediate possession:
this will 60 quickly. Call Mr.. Cod
dard, AK. 6271. Ma. DIAL.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-10-09

936 QUINCY ST, NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
Colored-Row tapestry brick; Co
lonial front porch, q comfortable
rooms, 2 inclosed porches, " baths,
full basement, built-in garage. oil
h..w heat This home is immacu-
late throughout Can be purchased
on attractive terms, with reason
able down payment. Immediate pos
session. Mr.. Montford with
EILAND BROTHERS
2Oo2 lIth st. NV. DE. 1878, DE.
3535. Evenings, TR 1909. %
Evening star., 1949-10-09

COLORED, OPEN, Us
223 T ST. NE.
6 large rooms, bath. coolniai front
porch, large back porches, Z. kits.
full bsmt.. h.-wh. Reasonable.
WEITZ REALTY CORP,
906 18th St. NV, ST. 4555,
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
213 7th ST. NE.
Colored-Here's Your Home
Come out early as this Is our best
value today. Vacant, redscorated;
move in tomorrow: Substantial
semidet. brick, 6 extra-large rooms.
full tile bath. 2 rear porches Il In
closed, 1 screened; fun dry base
ment, With oil h.-w;h.. nice yard;
today. 30 bring your check book
RALPH D. COIN
1424 K ST. NV.
KY k1nk ~ KnAR
Evening star., 1949-10-09

COLCRED
Mr.. Mckinley High School
A Colonial row brick home, very con-
veniently. located near 3rd and
Rhode Island ave. ne. Six rooms
and bath. conditioned heat with
Bryant gas furnace, elec. refrigera-
tion; exterior and roof just painted;
good condition throughout. Price,
$10,50O.
Mr.. 18th & M StS. NE.
brick Of six rooms and bath,
with front and rear porches, hard
wood doors. automatic hot-watsr
heat, cleo. refrigerator. Fine locs-
school and recreation area. Price,
S13.9b9. To inspect either Of these
choice homes this week end, phone
Mr. Blackwood, NO. 65e7.
SHANNON b LUCHS co.
1905 II st, NV, MA. 2346.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

COLORED
Open Sat. and Sun, 1-6 PM.
800 18th ST. NE.
This excellent 2.family brick is In .
Converted dwelling; however, it can
be used as q 1-family home with the
luxury OF 2 modern complete baths;
1t has private front and rear en-
frances, q beaut. finished bsnt.; 2
fully equipped kitchens. . frent
price is less than SIS, 500 with =
reasonable down payment. Come
and let US show you this property
today. Any reasonable offer will be
considered. L. 7-44i3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthssss
ANA0QsTiz-NssT 22nd snd You q.
SENT ss.m,-assts st b s5isd s6o sorn rms. tils nth; 3
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
s.e. TR. 4400 or VI. 5976.
AC0STIA-2.3amily brick, In ex-
eel. cond.. with 2 completely EQUIP:
yard; beautiful section, close to all
eonveniences. Price, S13.95O; Terms.
ave. Sc. FIR. 4O30, Ii 4-1114.
ANACoSTIA-Det. brick. Ice, rms.
spa bssh fSll nad SSsnw~tn Sswt slsts HHsrH9G rsH29f;
EsAl -. TT 100 Too Of MI II, 0sS soSSos. 'e e''
ANACOSTIA. 1346 Valley pl. s.e.--.
Det., 9 rms, 2 baths. bedrm. and
Sssh l.; soos So StI ha,xh.' asxh sSRsr soIrsr
MAN REALTY. INC, 1345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. TH. 44O0 or LII.
cXfTfoi HILL - This bsautisul
0eorgetown-style brick home, with
o large rooms, Q haths, oil hot.wster
heat, within WALKING distance Of
Capitol. Library, senate and HOUSE
Ril!ssssssA Ri!sssA g zSES4l isrnitYHs5ii 5s. Ysio ipsl: 81.
sys. T., n. 1880 o. II. z.ii1i. :
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1926 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Truly fine 6-rm brick
home kept in best cond. down
through the years. Many built
in features and new oil h.-w.h.
For full particulars, phone Mr.
Palmer,
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. RE. 1887; CO. 6436.
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HousEs-sALE-N.E. Gent,
PRICE. Sc. 800

Brick house. 5 spts. csii Mrs. Red
feld. RE. 1855 or cox q CO., RE.
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CT BARGAIN

GI BARGAIN
3462 Dix st.-Group town house
brick. 3 bedrooms. recreation rm.,
screened porch; new condition.
$500 Alden pl.-c bedrms.. full bsmt.
covered porch. NORTON L. DODS
HO. 34e9, or premises. FIR. 5436.
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LINCOLN PARK
VETERANS

BEST BUY IN ID. z.
$3.50 down and S77.3o per mo-, in
Guiding taxes, insurance, will buy
ons. OF these lovely new 2-story
brick homes; s large rms, cleaning
Ks. xcun:,sown fssssn ES
ed walls, gas SC. heat; Iarge lot.
fully sodded. Located on Chesa-
Open for inspection ally, 2 pm.
tiil dark. COME AND COMPARE.
70 resch: Out Nichols ave. to South
to Atlantic ave. turn left to 4th,
right 3 blks. to Chesapeake ,st. and
leYt 70 our fspen sign. WOOD.
CONLEY Co.,N9LL 500.
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COLORED-KKNTUCKY AVE. near
souse Hridge-2-story brick; 8 rms.
Q baths, 4 bedrms., porch. .gas
h.;syh; m priced Fqsh SelS SflSw .psIX psITass;
1s6S6 y asRt2 81. S.if1faasH. Si1aa sH0ee ~ ~ s"'
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VACANT-OPEN 2 TO
2700 10th st. n.s.-Ds-
sirabls corner brick with attractive
swtS tepsss foami ted nf,sdnT 5ash xth Nv show
eri well-equipped kitchen: Colonial
front porch; screened rear porches:
built-in garage; new Bryant gas
heat, Terms or cash. v. l..
TooMEY: Jr., Realtor, RE. 6371,