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Evening star., 1949-12-12
Rita Hayworth' S Baby
May Arrive This Week
By the Assosiotsd Press

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Dec.
12.-Prince Ally Khan's spokesman
says he thinks Rita Hayworth
may have her baby this week.
The spokesman, Claude Payot
Of the Lausanne tourist ofnce,
said he believes a date has been
set for Rita to enter the hospital.
Rita. who married the Prince
May ~. has been awaiting the
baby in Lausanne since November
S. She left her hotel suite yes
terday for the flrst time in flve
days. to visit Prince Aly's half
Prince Sadruddin, on the
outskirts of Lausanne.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Hoffman 10 Receive Medal
From Poor Richard Club
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. f2.-The
Poor Richard Clubs gold medal
of merit will go to Paul Gray Hoff.
man, Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministrator.
Club President ]. D. Spillan an
nounced yesterday that Mr.. Hoff-
man had been selected. for the
clubs 1850 award. Mr.. Hoffman
will be honored at q dinner here
January II.
The choice of MIR. Hoffman was
by unanimous vote of the Board
of Directors, Mr.. Spillan said. ad-
ding. II am certain that Benjamin
Franklin. Poor Richards patron
saint, would approve most heart
lily"
A native Of Chicago. the ECA
chief already has received homo
rary degrees from l8 American
colleges.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

ADVERTIsEMENT. A
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tants OF the District Of Columbia,
Of which he was q vice president.
An early member Of Washington
Centennial Lodge of Masons. he
later Joined Temple Noyes when
it was founded. He also was a
member Of Lafayette Chapter.
Washington Commandary, Knights
Templar, and Almas Temple Of
the Mystic Shrine. He was pre-
sented with an honorary degree
Of master Of arts by George Wash
ington University on February %.
1921.
He was a member Of the Chevy
Chase Club. the National Press
Club. the University Club, the
Washington Arts Club. the Torch
Club and the Landscape Club rs
well as the Gridiron Club.
He was the author of Berryman's
Cartoons Of the 5oth House." In
which he gained the distinction
Of being the only cartoonist who
cartooned every member Of any
one Congress.
Mr.. Berryman's home is a veri-
table treasure house Of pictures.
The walls Of many Of the rooms In
this house are lined with cartoons
and photographs Of the Nations
great and near great, most Of them
being autographed and bearing
messages Of praise and affection.
Among them are portraits and his
own original sketches Of Presidents,
Vice Presidents. distinguished
members Of the House and Senate,
high Government officials, men,
bers Of the diplomatic corps and
an entire wall OF portraits and
caricatures Of the cartoonist him
self done by his adniring COL
leagues, the cartoonists of the
American press.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

Roosevelt was having q feud with
his party, and The Star editorial
page was taking him to task for
it. Mr.. Bergman decided he
would get into the fight. He
adapted George Cruickshank's S
famous illustration from Dickens
Oliver Twist Of the rufnan Bill
Sykes about to strike . dog with
a stick. But 1t was not Bill Sykes
In the Bergman drawing. 1t was
T. r. welding the famous big
stick" and the dog was labeled
@. o. p"
As Mr., Bersysaan recalled It.
Mr.. Noyes looksts at the picture
q long time. T%s:: he said:
Bergman. tf.is Is much the
strongest thing you've done for
US. It's wonderful wonderful.
and don't you ever draw another
picture like II as long as you are
here. n isn't your style at all. p"
The White House was q great
deal more informal in those days,
and Mr., Bergman and T. r. had
many intimate talks. He often
recalled what the President said
as the end Of his second term ap-
preached. It was:
Bill Taft Is q fine fellow-but
how you boys are going to miss me
as copy"
Story About Carnegie.
Another story he liked was
about Andrew Carnegie. He drew
a cartoon about the multimil-
lionaire steel maker. and Mr..
Carnegie wrote asking for the
original. Mr.. Bergman sent 1t
to him with his compliments.
Sometime afterward. when Mr..
Carnegie was In Washington, he
asked about the cartoonist.
rs he quite normal?" the
famed Scot wanted to know. Il
asked him for one Of his draw
ings. and ] got 1t with his COM
pliments. That's the first time
I ever got something for nothing" !"
Mr.. Bergman was great auto
graph collector. As . young man.
he was probably the only news
paperman to see the Spanish Am
bassador Don Enrique Depuy de
LONE when his recall was an
nounced after the sinking Of the
Maine. He wanted his autograph.
and he got 1t. Ono Of the sigma
lures he cherished was . copy Of
British Ambassador James Bryce's
political history of the United
States, autographed: ITO Berry,
man, the resourceful pictorial
commentator on current events.
James Bryce"
All Right With r. d. r.
A cartoonist likes q change in
administration and the result
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Woman Freed in China
Hod Worked Here

Miss Mary Eleanor Braden, ~.
American consulate employe at
Mukden, who boarded the evacua-
ton ship at Tientsin today. had
been q Government employe here.
She came to Washington In 1910
from her home in Dysart, Iowa.
10 attend 4 secretarial school.
Later she worked in the Labor
Department and the once Of
Strategic Services.
Before Miss Braden accepted
the two-year assignment in Muk-
den in April. 1947. she spent 4
year in Natal, Brazil, as q civil
ian employe of the Air Force. q.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Member Of Many Clubs.

MIR. Bergman was q member of
the Literary Society Of Washing
ton. the American Federation Of
Arts Of the District Of Columbia.
the National Geographic Society.
Sons Of the American Revolution.
the Association of Oldest Inhabi-
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Hunters take
"AIulIlilunch''

Hunters, campers, boy scouts, girl
scouts no longer carry bn,densome
equipment for outdoor meals. They
use REYNOLDS WRAP-pure alu-
minum foil in handy kitchen rolls.
Sandwiches, cakes, snacks, etc. stay
fresh and are easier to carry when
wrapped in REYNOLDS WRAP.
Steaks, hamburgers, chops, frank
furters or the days catch are double.
wrapped in this pure aluminium foil,
dropped into campfire Goals, and
broiled to sensational goodness with
out pots or pans. Let REYNOLDS
WRAP brighten and tighten your nert
outing. At leading grocery, drug and
department stores.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

A cartoonist likes . change In
administration and the result
Evening star., 1949-12-12

ing change in faces. Mr.. Bergman
thought he would be drawing
Franklin D. Roosevelt for the rest
OF his life. But that would have
been all right with F. D. r.
On the occasion of the cartoonist's
18th birthday the President sent
him this note:
There is a report out-incredi-
BILE to me-that you will be rs on
Sunday. My birthday message to
you is. just hang on to that peren-
nially youthful touch and never
mind what the calendar says.
Hearty congratulations and every
good wish"
He hated to draw women. He
thoroughly Ignored Princess
Alice" Theodore Roosevelt's
daughter. when she was In the
news, and he did the same for
Eleanor Roosevelt, Clare Bootl,
Luce and Helen dahagan Douglas.
But the first Cabinet woman,
Frances Perkins, who was con-
stantly in the turbulent labor news
Of the New Deal days. he could not
ignore. He had to draw her again
and again. That was one Of the
reasons he wanted . change in
administration.
He never worked at home but
always went to the ONCE, using
streetcar or bus. He said 1t gave
him an insight into human nature.
He hated the pantograph or any
other mechanical aid to drawing.
He never used them. He would
spend hours scanning the papers
for an idea; but when he started
to draw. he would turn out car
toon In short order.
When he finished q cartoon he
would rush out Of his cubbyhole
ONCE piled high with old news
papers and drawings and show it
to the f1rst person he came upon,
. reporter. Photographer or copy
boy. to get reaction.
His Christmas cards were ia
nous. He would painstakingly
tint scores Of them by hand. His
daughter Florence would write the
verses. He was always ready to
draw 4 poster or give q chalk talk
for charity.
His son Jim followed him into
membership in the Gridiron Club
In 1898. His daughter. Florence.
is art editor Of The Star.
Member Of Many Clubs.
MIR. Bergman was q member of
the Literary Society Of Washing
ton, the American Federation of
Arts Of the District Of Columbia.
the National Geographic Society.
Sons Of the American Revolution.
1.-THE Association Of Oldest Inhabi-
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Bergman
Continued From Page A.5)

declaration that he would not be
q candidate in the 1908 csSApaign.
Mr.. Bergman was still ct the
Patent once. but he left the Gov
eminent shortly after that to
make The Star cartoon his career.
Mr.. Bergman was employed by
Crosby 8. Noyes, the editor, then
nearing the end Of q career that
had started as . reporter for the
paper before the Civil War.
Value Of Gentle Approach.
Mr.. Bergman said It, was
Crosby Noyes who taught him the
value Of the gentle approach in
cartoonins. Shortly after he began
to draw for the paper, President
Evening star., 1949-12-12

an indictment was read IN court.
mo one ever got a confession
out of me-" he declared.
mo Chinese employe was beaten.
despite the fact that prosecution
produced is 'eyewitnesses.'
If I'd hit him three times Tin
the left eye, as chsrge0 he'd
have had a black eye"
Not Physically Mistreated.
Mr.. Ward said one Of the ac-
cused consul employees. Franco
Cicogna, an Italian. did sign some
sort Of statement bearing on the
trial. But Cicogna was i'll. the
consul explained "and he had no
knowledge Of what he had signed y
None of the accused members
of his staff was physically man
handled or maltreated during their
confinement or trial, Mr.. Ward
said.
However, he described his treat
ment by the Reds as "hellish."
He said the train on which his
party was transferred from Muk-
den to Peiping required 40 hours
for a normal l5-hour trip.
He had requested first class &C.
commodations. His party was
sent third class-in unheated cars
with wooden benches.
His movements tn Mukden were
made under constant. unrelenting
restrictions.
II haven't moved, except under
guard, since November 20, ls48. V
he declared.
He was permitted to go only
to the consulate building and the
Standard OH Co. compound, where
consulate employees lived.
All Americans Out.
Mr.. Ward said, mo Americans
that we know Of remain In Man
churia."
In addition to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. there are the Is other
members Of his party: Janina
Norwich, a stateless alien; Vice
Consul william NJ, Stokes, Staten
Island, N. Y: Eden A. Erickson
clerk, Concordia. Kans.; Walter 8.
Norman. clerk. Sealy, Tex; Mary
E. Braden, clerk. Dysart. Iowa;
Vice Consul Fred E. Hubbard,
Edgemont, s. D.; Jack c. Feigal,
clerk, Pine Island. Mimi; Hugh
c. Picard, clerk. Fall River. Mass;
Ralph C. Rehberg, clerk. Roches-
ter, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Shire
Tatsumi, Miss Hayao Tatsumi
and Abiko Tatsumi. San Fran
cisco, Mrs. Chico Chen (listed In
Washington as q Tatsumi daugh-
teri and her son, George Chen:
Alfred E. Kristan. a German, and
Franco Cicogna and his wife,
Nadio, Italians.
And ar Irish setter dog owned
by Mr.. Hubbard. The pet. only
member of the party allowed
aboard with Mr.. Ward originally.
scampered up shead Of him to
become the No. evacuee.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
COLLEGE Students Grow Up

CINCINNATI (P.-1n the last
80 years University of Cincinnati
freshmen have grown 2.74 inches
in average height to 5 feet 10.9
inches. Their weight has in
creased by 22.4l pounds to 154.46.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

The surface brightness OF the
sun is 100000 candlepower per
square inch.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

Freshmen girls have added 124
inches to stand 5 feet 3.72 inches.
Their weight rose only 4.33 pounds,
to 1888.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22
Dimes Provide
$z,486,66O For
Tuskegee

Tuskegee Institute, Ala. - Polio
patients at the Tuskegee Polio Cen
ter enjoy the best care and treat
ment money can provide. Approprl-
atoms totaling $1,4S6,66O have been
made to Tuskegee Institute by the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis from funds raised in the
annual March of Dimes.
Highly trained personnel, excel
lent facilities and equipment, and
support of allied research and health
training programs afford polio pa
tents at Tuskegee the most adj
vanced care and treatment.
Nurse training, research, anu
brace making are important divisions
of the treatment Center. Ultimately
it is hoped that the Center will pro
vide refresher courses for all pro-
fessional workers in the fight against
infantile paralysis.
It is only through public support
of the March of Dimes, which is
now under way, that the National
Foundation can carry on its work.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22
St. Agnes Cornet
Band Holds Election

The Saint Agnes Cornet Band held
their annual election of officers
last Friday night. They are as fol-
lows: Director Burt Albury; leader,
oscar Johnson; list Captain, Eugene
Butler; secretary, Nathaniel Camp
bell treasurer, John l.. Johnson;
business manager, Enos Hart. For
all Jobs for the band contact Enos
Hart, 1904 NV 9Th ave, phone
2.3628.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22
"March Of Dimes
Benefit Tea

The local chapter of the Nationa.
Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa is
sponsoring a benefit tea for the
March Of Dimes" drive at the Ne
gro Youth Center, $40 NV 18th ST.,
Sunday January 90, 1949.
The public is invited to attend
and enjoy an interesting program
while slipping tea. The time is re
pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22
The Athena

The Athena
social club will give its Introductory
Ball at the Harlem Square Friday.
January 81. The affair is formal
The Dade County Association
of Graduate Nurses has planned it's
Pre- Valentine Complimentary Ball
for Friday, February 18th at the
Harlem Square Club, Nurse Susan
H. Collie, president.
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority in.
vites you to tea at the Youth
Center Sunday, January %. benefit
of the Infantile Paralysis fund.
GREATER MIAMI Temple 9Th
Anniversary Dance is on the books
for Thursday, January 81 at the
Harlem Square. while the Atlas
Grand Reunion Ball plans to get-to-
gether on February 4th at the Rock
land Palace. Both affairs promise
to be outstanding in Elkdom .
Editor H. E. s. Reeves and Mr..
Charlie Hadley were so thrilled by
the Air Maneuvers they are still
talking about it . {. . Willie Hannah
returned to the Main Artery last
weekend. His brief vacation in the
"old home town" was highly en-
joyed.
MRS WINIFRED JOHNSON
School marin at Douglas Hid and
daughter enjoyed last weekend in
the Magic City /. Mrs. Ethel
Whitehead returned to the Island
City last week M / n e
Bryant and A n Ward are
tagged as Mr.. and Mrs. effected this
first month of 40 Mrs, Betty
Carey Williams started pinning
diapers on Little Miss Betty as of
Saturday a week ago The
S u m m 8, Thomas and
Eunice, are planning the christening
of their son, Tom III, early in Feb.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22

The FOX, isn't so foxy after all.
Uncle Sam is playing tricks this
time. He leaves for Uncle Sans
army Tuesday . Henry CThe Line
Mckinney has been confined at
Pratt's General Hospital this week.
The March Of Dimes benefit
dance at Harlem Square dated for
January 81 lokos like a sellout from
here. The sponsors are putting on
a great show for patrons. Many big
name stars will be presented includ-
Cab Galloway, Ella Fitzgerald The
Vagabonds and literally hundreds
of others. The knockdown is only
one somolian, too.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22

is history for Miami. Some think
that Ray will upset the champ. Ray
fights have made him a popular OPP
ponent for Louis and Duke Slater
could not have selected a better OPP
ponent. AS Miami goes about pre-
pairing for this great history-mak-
ing event and celebrations l am
forced to say welcome Joe, you are
a great guy
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22

raol,ia Robinson and Roy Campo
nella win be in the line up =
David Newbold and Catherine Riggs
liter trek was Sunday past as
lated. Reception was at the nome
f the brides mother Joseph
scavella { a brand new soldler) Is
home on an emergency leave due TO
his fathers illness.
MRS NATHANIEL JONES and
children are now residing in Philly
Hubble is attending a trade school
there Congrats to those two
local Pill Dispensers, Warren wei
ters and Monica Williams, for pass
ing the State Pharmaceutical Board $
exams last week BIRTHDAYS
IN JANUARY: Robert Lampkins, Is;
Little Rhoda Role, Is; Little Sharon
Smith, IS; Patricia Anderson, Is and
Inez Adderly 10 Phillip Sears
(she's the former Violet Sweeting)
are pulling hard for daughter be-
fore Feb. L. Burns seems to
a lot fatherly-like since he and the
ladam------------ N. IyneS
seems to be slipping. The boys listed
him very patriotic.
THE TWIN Sherman Hunter has
returned to Miami for a winter stay.
Is it away from the cold or closer
to some gold ? ? ? The Rockland's
new Jazz Concert really surprised
all it's regular Blue Hour attendance.
The show was something different
than Fatha Williams Flying
Home. The show was created by
the guitar playing and this week S
attraction is said to be even better
+. Did you dig Ella Fitzgerald ON
Dick mighty Mouse) Parker's show
? q? ? Cab Galloway is seen about
the avenue between shows.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22

At long last it seems as if the
Negro citizens, and World War II
vets are to be remembered in the
New Chome) Deal" If you are in
terested in new home, reasonable
rates, instead of continuously pay
ing rent, get in touch with Fernley
r. Taylor The Brooklyn Dodg-
ers will play the Boston Red Sox In
a Miami Park sometime in March
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-22

This guy BERGARCHA is a heck
of a character. Because he doesn'a
feel up to column this week he
wants me to inform his readers (?)
that he was in error last week when
he said that Rudy Ferguson was q
pre-med student. The Ferguson fell
low is not a pre-med student and
has been out Of school cons ago.
Next time fellow get your dope
straight on folks you write about!
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SILVER SPRING

211 HILLMOOR
Prewar 5-room brick BUNGALOW and
schools. Priced S15.75O. TO reach:
Colesvtlle rd. to Four Corners, right
J. block to Lexington dr.. left l
block to Hillmoor.
GA BENNINGTON DIR.
Owner must sell: will consider reas.
oner. Must zee interior to. appre-
e eate this home son,,. large rps throush
baths: den. firepl., rec. room, gar,
reach: Colesville rd. to Mrs. ks.
right " blocks to Ellsworth dr., left
to BENNINGTON
1O0l3 Rogart Rd.
3-bedroom Cane Cod. excel cond. :;
see picture Sat. Star. Price. Sl5. $3.50
way; left blocks to Rosart rd.,
No. { III /. NORRIS DIR.
Modern 3-bedroom home on large lot,
Oct. Ear. ,vegetable garden, many
flowers and shrubs: vacant: immed
poss; Special price. Sill $50. To
reach: Ga. ave. to Viers Mill rd., left
TO MOTIFS DR.. and house:
SARATOGA AVE.
brlck 2-story., bedrooms, 2la baths.
hrepl., porch, built-in gar: halt
block transp. To reach River I'd.
70 SARATOGA ave. right to house.
1882 Old BladenSburg Rd.
Groom stone and brick in excel. cond
3 bedrooms and bath on end floor
Many nice features. half bath 1st
moor. slate roof. rear porch. fenced
yard. transp. by door Close to pa
rochlal and public schools. To reach:
Colesville I'd. Four Corners, right to
house
203 E. INDIAN SPR. DIR.
6.room stone and brick. large rooms
throughout. 3 bedrooms and bath
End floor: half bath 1st moor, firepi.'
mod. kit. slate roof To reach:
Franklin ave, left on Biltmore TO
Indian Spring dr.. right to house.
1911 FOREST GLEN RID.
7-room. 2-storv brick. step-up din.
room. bedroom and half bath LIST
f1oor: fransp. by door. schools near
by; excel. financing To reach: Ga.
ave. to Forest Glen rd. right to
house
ALL OPEN SUN, 1 TOs
Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WALDO HARRIS needs centrally To-
Gated homes with income or apart
ment houses. Ii. 1919: ME. 1234.
TO GET TOP PRICE for your real
estate. call John Weismueller,
SWISS REALTY CO.. ST. .46a,
/ NEED a 4-bedroom home with an
expandable attic. or g bedrooms
brick or stucco: in good NV. loca-
I WANT 70 BUY a nice 3 or bed
rm. home. Have all cash. Consider
any nice location. Box 79-C. star,
DIRECT FROM OWNER or 4 bed
room detached house with basement.
I WILL " Pay CASH for a home with
in 3 miles Of Hyattsville; owners
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 MANAGEMENT.
Firm c5 years old. JOE CURTo
REALTY, 335 H st. ne, FIR. $500.
CASH FOR So RMS, good NV. sec
tion, Briehtwood vic, Sauls. Shep-
herd Park, Takoma, Bethesda; ike
Sill. sp. Consider small farm. GE.
1171.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW on "a acre,
$3.50; 3-bedroom bungalow. on
nearly / acre, $3.50; 7-room bun
galow on 3 acres, $12,95O. SH
1915 or PL. 0SS3. ~
Out Conn. ave. to Lincoln ave. ]
block to Knowles, left 3 blocks on
Knowles to our sign and home
Open Sunday. 2 to 6. ELLIS BROS
Evening star., 1949-03-20
CHEVY CHASE MD.

This palatial residence for large fam
lily situated two blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle and two blocks from
the Chevy Chase Club and two
blocks west of Conn. ave. The 1st-
floor plan consists of a large re-
onial stairway therefrom. Also q
drawing room, library, den, lovely
dining room, buffers pantry, break
fast room: .trtGtly de luxe modern
Guiding deep freeze unit; lavatory
There are bedrooms and 4 baths
on he 2nd floor, numerous fire-
places throughout the house, beau.
tifully Handicapped grounds with 22C
foot frontage, 2-car garage with
mans room and bath. House is
in perfect condition throughout
and is offered for sale at S51, 800
For appointment to inspect cal
Mr.. Leigh. MA. $500; ewes. and
weekends WI. 1900.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 x ST wv Exclusive DO
Evening star., 1949-03-20
T. D. BURGESS
Hall EAL Ennkan naHndS 4

"CCh G1lo cooVSA oA oAS
On yopr weekend sorsI drive, ,s,,,.I inspect
1919 38th ST. Sc.
Open Sunday l till 8. A spacious
new brick Colonial in = quiet, eX-
elusive, neightorhood. Youl be
in this home. 5 lse. bedrms.. the
master bedrm. with Its own pvt
bath and 3 closets, 1st floor powder
rm., n bath in bsmt., impressive
liv.. rm. with door to sun deck
and fireplace, dream kit. with all
de luxe eauipment. attached sarage
terms and financing. The sale Of
your present home arranged. Di-
rections;;. Out Pa. ave. to Texas
ave. left on Texas to Carpenter
ALA BECK ST. Sc.
Open Sunday l till 6. Extra specia'
semidet. brick, Just n blk. of Ala
ave. full size rms, IA baths
sensreus closets; gas .s s.,e; S:,t heat at,
reereationai 1t iaosd 81, space. immed' poss.
Out Pa. ave. to Alabama, left te
Beck, turn right to house.
4515 ALABAMA AVE. Sc
Colonial brick, rms, Ia baths
impressive liv. rm with nreplace
with door leading to lge, side
porch, full bsmt. built-in garage
ras heat. Truly a fine home fol
Just $4,000. blk. to bus ano
school. with no traf1ic hazards; Di-
rections: Out Pa. ave. to Alabama
ave, left on Ala. ave. about L.
blks. to house.
4O32 E ST. Sc.
Open Sunday 1 till 6. semidet brick
yrs. old. 3 lge bedrms., full
bsmt.. Venetian blinds. Anchor
fence, nice level yard. "a blk. te
transp. Assume GI loan at 4eo IN
terest. Just $1,000 cash needed
pI. turn right about 6 blocks
across Ridge rd.. to e st.
T. D. BURGESS
Exclusive Agent, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc.
OSno fill ~
Evening star., 1949-03-20
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1 q 1r.rnnnnt ara RE h1

Need q home and once? 9Th st.
overlooking park and Pa. ave. Ems
Iish basement type. Beautiful 1st
floor plan: 4 bedrooms.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SILVER SPRING
9 Indian Spring Drive

Open Sat. and Sun. / to 8 pm. One
block north Of Franklin and Say
brook aves. Several new custom
built homes designed for the dis
eliminating purchaser Liv. rm.
with firepl., full dining rm., large
Beauticraft kit. with dining space,
bath and sun deck on End a. The
most beautiful finished recreation
rm.. Law. or full bath in bsmt.; porch
copper plumbing and slate roof;
$4,000 and $4,000; good terms
BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors, DU. S55s; ewes, SH. 5000