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Evening star., 1949-04-24
NEW YORK.

A Smith College girl who has
become one Of the foremost
theatrical producers on Broadway
few in from London this week
after taking full and triumphant
possession again Of His Majesty's
Theater.
Clutching o handful Of 1auda-
tory reviews by London critics Of
her production Of the musical
"Brigadoon." which she had pre-
viously presented on Broadway
for $50 performances. Miss Cheryl
Crawford said the heartwarming
reception given her musical
quieted a lot of fears when she
left here q few weeks ago.
Feared Show Satire.
Before going to London. she
said, she had been a bit tremulous
about how "Brigadoon" would be
received because the musical con-
tains some amusing satire on the
Scots and she knew from past ex-
perience that London audiences
are much sterner critics than those
on Broadway.
However. in the general praise
Evening star., 1949-04-24
HOLLYWOOD,


Ida Lupino Is q new kind Of pro-
ducer. She not only auditioned
prospective talent for Not
Wanted" her first independent
production. at her own home. but
also served them tea before an
open fire so they wouldn't be
scared" Ida told me
Now she has three potential
stars under personal contract.
Keefe Brasselle. who used 10 drive
truck: Leo Penn. who formerly
toiled at the Actors Lab. and
pert Sally Forrest. who had no
acting experience at all before Ida
starred her In Not Wanted"
Thereby hangs a tale-about
the picture. ! mean. The story.
about the plight OF the unwed
mother. and written by Malstn
Wald. who wrote Naked City. d"
was. Ida declared. turned down by
every studio here. You'll never
get 1t on the screen" more expert
enced producers smugiy told Miss
Lupino.
Hired Vet Director.
So she promptly hired veteran
Director Elmer Clifton. He di-
rected the first Down TO the Sea
In Ships" picture and was for
merly assistant TO d. w. 0rifiith,
Between them they shot Not
Wanted" in IS days.
"Our picture was made with
good American enthusiasm" says
Ida. who gave UP her British status
last June to become q citizen here.
I'VE tthe I'VE" means husband
Collier Young. who is vice presi-
dent Of Idas Emerald Produe-
tionD plan TO make pictures gen.
orally on American life. Esentu-
ally. ] hope TO give up acting en-
tireiy. Then I'll concentrate on
writing and producing for the
screen"
Very talented gal. this member
OF the Lupino family. She also
writes music--her Apple Tree
Farm" musical Is heading for
Broadway.
She Is an enthusiastic person
She has what she calls Tags"
Once" Ida asserts. when !
had . big jag on jaxx music. ]
was going TO revolutionize the
American comedy theater."
During her building phase. she
looked like Olan in The Good
Earth" With pants rolled up. dirt
all over her face. Ida practically
rebuilt her present hilltop house,
I'm my yachting period" Ida
continues, II looked terrible. No
glamour gal stuff. ! scraped and
vanished the bottom Of my boat
/ was pretty good. too. Other boat
owners In the harbor sent word
they'd like to hire the little Eng
lish girl"
During Idas Ballet Russo
Evening star., 1949-04-24
LooseStory =
Is Well Acted
In New Play
Magnolia Alley
Frightened by
Jessie Lands
NEW YORK.

Boarding houses. a most any
lady who operates such IN insti-
tuition win ten you. Are as much
q speculative enterprise - pawn
shops. Boarders come and 90.
and too many Of them 90 out the
window and. sometimes. the front
door without paying their rent
With all the headaches. there
are considerable laughs for every
one except the lady who runs such
an establishment as that which
forms the central setting In
Magnolia Alley"
In this new comedy by George
Batson. who wrote the hit Ram
shackle Inn" OF the 1885, sea-
son. Jessie Royce Lands Is starred
in . role 10 which she lends .
comic. understanding perform
ance.
Magnolia Alley" Ii Q cross -sse-
ton picture Of the living room Of
. boarding house in . small south
ern town where the lives Of .
dozen or more people are entwined
and explode with fury. Illustration
and fun.
A Julep Expert.
Miss Laura Belmont. as played
by Miss Lands, Is . red-haired.
still attractive widow who runs
the boarding house and seemingly
concentrates on little else than
how to mix q good mint julep.
She has TO swallow a considerable
amount of them to test the bou-
quet OF her recipes.
Despite the mint juleps. she
manages to keep an eyer. SEEM
ingly. q dozen eyes-on what Is
going on among the dozen or more
boarders who live In her house.
In her seemingly blundering ways.
she manages to solve successfully
the problems Of every one except
herself. /
Magnolia Alley" Is q play OF
colorful characters. with not much
of q cohesive story. II is bits OF
a half dozen different plots. loosely
welded into q single setting. 1t
has racy speeches. some hilarious
comedy. but 1t lacks the expert
welding together to make 1t q
living room Grand Hotel"
Cast Il Excellent.
The cast and production are
excellent. as is the fine pace Of
Carl Shain's direction.
Miss Lands plays the drunken.
hilarious. all-wise mother with
humorous. understanding re-
straint which prevents the role
from falling into the pure bur
lesque where 1t Is momentarily
aimed.
Jackie Cooper. In q tough prize
fighter role. and Bibi Osterwald,
as q lady who Is trying to make
a good living the wrong way. head
a splendid cast for a play which
demands top playing OF every
character. M. B.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Coming Attractions
AMBASSADOR - "Flamil

AMBASSADOR -- "Flamingo
Road" with Joan Crawford.
CAPITOL-"Cover Up." with
william Bendix. starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA--"Ma and Pa
Kettle" with Marjorie
Main. starting Thursday.
KEITHS-Life Of Riley
with william Bendix. start
ing Wednesday.
METR OPOLITAN-"My
Dream Is Yours" with
Doris Day. starting Thurs
day.
PALACE -- "A Connecticut
Yankee In King Arthur's
Court" with Bing Crosby.
starting Thursday.
NATTONAL-"Impact." with
Brian Donlevy.
TRANS-LUX-"Tulsa." with
Susan Hayward.
WARNER-"Flamingo Road"
with Joan Crawford.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Run, Men, a Stampede
$50 or More Westerns Ready to Drop
on Hollywood's Poor Public
By Joy Cormody


Figures Hollywood thing statistics
The latter not the kind to make much impression
Californians
Nevertheless q Of the Hollywood
which might alarm those
who being alarmed by other and serious items
1t pictures
stage another Of there are more than $50 Westerns
Even Reduced It's Appalling
This an appalling number OF Westerns In fact in Holly
woods word it coossal In view Of the loosene with
which movetown journalists handy figures possible
that this exaggerated Yet this estimate reduced
developed further to imply that the only
it to take its ammunition and
horses.
Of economic stress the great
always represent the screens favorite hdeawa The
the has been greater than before what with
tevon night sports and all the other which
Western the screens basic product in
than is the story with which the industry
started and inevitably the
falls back the bank account seems to be in jeopardy
day. will fall too hard and there are
those who think that day may well be tomorrow.
Surfeit May Come Tomorrow
Granting public Westerns there is such thing
the equal number already
the last two easily represent se
There are makers Of Westerns in HOLLYWOOD VINO ALREADY are
that to town and the moviegoer
entertained longer by the picture may be
amused by the producers dismay shown through It,
sample of this evident in even such shrinking simple
minded item Of Tombstone" This
written by screenscrp writer Eastern fellow
Philip Yordan Yordan message writer after fash
himself rated by rather stark slice OF
life, "Anna Lucasta."
of Tombstone" Yordan introduces new note
1t not the sort Of note that
story better but it does give kind OF half
novelty theater to bother his head
about it,
Yorden does speculative what makes the Vests
that they bad for the honest rea-
found fun than being good kind OF game
had themselves they could shoot faster
roughly than else in town.
Just . Dead-End Kid Couple.
Yordan to have had enough of this His man.
his gal Julie had to have better for their
them country Sunday afternoon for kind Of
which they discuss why they what
they
took banditry because he got tired OF
back poughing the old fields year
actvatng them sufficiently to make
This left the just deadend kid from
all places and who owned an honest
dime could take the consequences
girl modest ambition to marry the richest
smile had her too She
outside Of Pittsburgh and coming from there
before John Lewis what else could you expect
What, Psychatrss?
of the recent Techncoor Man From COL
orado co-hero Of this demon, was bad as the
War psychatry him.
E another touch of cept into the script
this that order the only real answer to no law and
Like the Others 1t did not to provide the added
be flung at the rest of the
country in such quantity. ~-..
time course the movie studios that there
Is such thing as this extra kick.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-11
lion Chaff

mid winter gradu-
ps ,, ,as Of the University OF
pldsn was willard I RoDockel'
Sin y We erosion. Willard re-
u D s. degree in agrono- :
bis % D. Years and graduated
p tsf sonors. He will continue stnn1'e
g. n for a doctors degree
s a,i of Cresto n, sch CO.,
cnliu sirection of Mrs. &C.
the ilsde el a name plate which
a'l ns seen on the creston
. ~ They have also
Oull with other projects,
Pu ssy,ded the construction OF
n nre Dutch scene with wind
al fllllp
~ ~ Mrs. Leroy Henrichsen
nst week at the John Hen
home.
|, talbot, Lethbridge' is vi
!. The Ben Talbot home.
rrsston PTA held a meet
me school house Tuesday
" The meeting was opened
president, Mrs. Archie
The aims of the PTA were
!, Mrs A. w. Reimer. The
!, was turned over to Mr..
# the az department at
thead high school, who IN
! several FLA members.
IN the proposed building
\ and future educational
1 at the high school were
X Mr.. Rawson and Henry
h. The FLA band enter
with several numbers ad
! Gestring and Clyde Peder-
foted on their recent trip
las City. Several All mem
|ere also introduced. Recre-
|or the young folks, visiting
! older folks and refresh
flor all completed a very in
II meeting. Mrs. A. c. Ped
Ems. Moore, and Mrs. Ralph
h we're on the refreshment
ttee.
and Mrs. Kim de Young,
City, visited at the William
|er home last week.
and Mrs. Hollis Young Wis
the Sam Parker home SAT.
evening. During the even
! guests enjoyed some mo-
an W. Wright, president of
alispell Y.W.M.I.A. of the
of Jesus Christ Of Latter
ANTS, and members of the
zation from Creston, are
g with preparations for the
nd Green ball to be held at
IF hall in Kalispell on April
floor show numbers have
elected and they will he
by the young people. The
will be announced at the
which is the annual semi
of the MIA.
farmers Union meeting\ was
Creston school Friday eve
r a housewarming party.
ne had a good time. Lunch
rved at the close Of the
Classy Homemakers and
ing Echo All clubs will
oint meeting Friday even
the Creston school. Dis
Of projects will be held at
e.
Harry Moore went to Ro-
were to visit her father,
liner, who is sick.
Evening star., 1949-01-14
FM Radio Soon to Be Installed
For Capital Transit Patrons

FM radio sets soon will be in
stalled in Capital Transit Co. buses
and street cars, E. G. Giddings, vice
president of the firm, said today.
A more detailed announcement will
be made in the near future, he de-
clared.
Station WWDC-FM will be used
in the system. Last March initial
tests were made and pronounced
favorable"
Washington, Marlboro and An
napolis Motor Lines, Inc, said to-
day it plans to launch a similar pro-
gram on its buses within so days.
FIN sets will be installed and Sta
ton WBUZ-FM will furnish music
and advertising announcements, Of
ficials explained. An experimental
bus already Is in operation, they
said.
Proposal of the move last Febru-
ary brought a favorable reaction
from a majority Of Washington bus
and street car passengers polled, but
widely divergent opinions on the
type of programs desired.
Results of a poll of more than
5000 persons by the transit company
announced in April disclosed that
about 80 per cent liked the idea. Op-
ponents objected to distraction dur
ing their trips to work and back.
Many patrons voted for radio, but
Evening star., 1949-01-14
Reburia| in Arlington Set
For ) D. {. Area War Dead

Three Washington area service
men who lost their lives in World
War II were to be reburied in Ar
lington Cemetery with military
honors this afternoon.
The three servicemen. listed with
their next-of kin, are Pvt. John H.
Martin, husband Of Vivian Martin,
formerly of 1924 Thirteenth street
NV: Stewards Mate First Glass
Ardway M. Ross, son of Minnie B.
Ross, 6219 Dix street NE. and
S/Sergt. Wilfred c. Bailey, son Of
Louise A. Bailey, Nokesville, Va.
The Navy Band was to play at
the services today, and seamen from
the Anacostia Naval Receiving Sta
ton were to compose the honor
guard and firing party. Capt. Ernest
r. Pearsall and Maj. Ross E. Pur-
ington were to be the offlciating
chaplains.
Evening star., 1949-01-14

President suggested the reporter put
his question directly, then said there
would be no changes before the
goth.
How soon after Inauguration
day." a reporter asked.
You'll have to wait and see" the
President asserted, adding, you
never can tell"
The President said also that he
thought 1t. Gen. Walter Bedeli
Smith would continue as Ambassa-
dor to Russia If necessary, but he
refused to say If he would insist on
the general doing so.
Gen. Smith, the President ex-
planned, doesn't want to stay on
because of his health and for other
personal reasons. Gen. Smith has
Evening star., 1949-01-14

were opposed to such things as ad-
vertising. soap operas and gossip
programs. Others suggested mostly
music and short news broadcasts,' -
baseball games, classical music, race
news in the afternoons and "sooth-
ing" music,
Evening star., 1949-01-14

said that he would remain If di-
rected to do so.
In this connection, the President
repeated once more that he would
be glad to see Prime Minister Stain
should the Russian leader desire to
come to the United States.
That was his answer in telling a
questioner that he knew nothing
about another reported Soviet
peace offensive"
Evening star., 1949-01-14
Truman Noncommitta|
On Cabinet Changes
After Inauguration

President Truman's Cabinet is set
until Inauguration day, Thursday
but he is underwriting nothing be-
yond that.
Asked at his news conference yes
terday If he expected to receive any
farewell presents at the scheduled
meeting of the Cabinet today, the
Evening star., 1949-11-29
SILVER SPRING

10000 Grennock. Here Is an excel
lent buy. Liv rm., flrepl.. din rm.,
kit, large side porch; End floor. 5
outside entrance, recreation rm.,
toilet, gar; gas a.-c. heat: lot, SEX
40; priced to sell. Cali Mr.. Mack
intosh, jr., WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,, GI.
1856. 3
Evening star., 1949-11-29
SUBURBAN sALE-iAARYLANp
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-A home of special de-
sign, 3 bedrms., 2h baths on 2-acre
lot, powder rm., all-electric kitchen,
master bedrm; Of s porch. SS3;5S0, ssoN.G
soMERy es5al 3 sun; iM;SviEssTMENT WIS iSsSK- @
cAfEIuM HILL NJ MANOR AREA-1n new
condition. large 2-bedroom modern
brick home, being sacrificed by own
e fer quick sale af9a nshsa hnsbo1 ensed
nsnaa iandscaped ped' lot: . snss oil % Rigs rd.;
S14,950 or best offer takes it. Large
AZ trust. easy terms, low cash VIII
handle. Call MI: Clark, GE: 90l l.
MARsHAhL MAJ 5lih J. WAPLE f. c2 9s4F Fealtor'
' room house. elec.: u mi from
3: 4 o. station, within committing
distance Of WASH D. c.. $500.
Carl T., Fisher. Poolesyille 261S,
representing RALPH W. BOYER,
SILVER fLsfssisHi sfiRfNG-s1s, IN; 500, det. Tyr
beautiful recre. rm.. 2 porches, oil
heat pert tsqs s9nd prssS fsnssa hot lot
low GI appraisal, Cal L Saoeg Or; o9as !
SILVER SPRING-2-story det. brick,
1-yr.-old. 3 twin sized bedrms.. lily.
rni. with open firepl., side porch, full
size din. rm. and kity gas &C. heat,
attached garage. level lot oft. wide,
e most dssirase vIf nfishSernoSd 11Ss nsk
pcss. DOSE Price ssaia5s.e56, subject to utsi 81
ist trust around $4,000 at 4%.
LEATH & ASHLEY. ING, MA. 6464,
. syss;s q Jg; gps 57ssss; 7,ss vet.
erafi can assume ~ CT loan; Colo
nial brick Of 8 rms, bath. nice
yard; only 1880 cash. MITCHELL. I.
QUICK. ST. 1900; eyes,. RA. 341S. .
Evening star., 1949-11-29

READY FOR OCCUPANC1 7
About December l
Claremont Community
AsH Wsitsr Reed dr. Just OF Shirley
hwy; spacious, ultramodern apart
ments, all two bedrooms, of simplex
and duplex types; large rooms, am
Die closets; all conveniences: rentals,
$50 so to SOL. 30. Applications ac--
cepted Monday to Saturday noon At
3I3 No. Glebe rd., Arlington, Va,
CHI. 5000. y
Evening star., 1949-11-29
COOP. APTs. FOR SALE tcont.
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Own Your Own Apt. Home
These monthly payments though lest
than rent include operating cost!
and ammortization.
1909 SUMMIT Pl. NV.
dinette and bath; l exposure; price
$1,000; mo. payment only S49.54
3sio SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Recent construction in q beautiful
neighborhood Of enduring value; Z
bedrms., liv. rm., dining alcove, kit
and bath; 3 exposures, parouei
doors. picture windows; price only
SlO,S00: mo. payment, $66. .06. incl
1898 18TH ST. NV.
The size of complete house; the
2, baths. large liv. rm. with flrep.
kit. din. rm. and porch Price
enly; sn6s sl7'5oo; mo. payment only
2707 ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
Conv. to 18th and Columbia rd.: view
OF Rock Creek Park; exposures, z
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit dinette, en-
trance hall and bath. Price, $11 500;
amount mo. payment depends or
cash down.
Call RE. 1918 or RE. 1749 for appt
to inspect.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAgtthority on coop ant. plan since
Evening star., 1949-11-29

TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Large comfortable older house, 4
bedrms., newly painted and redecor !;
lge. yard with trees; conven. shops,
schools and Walter Reed; avail.
Immediately; $125 mo-; ref. REQ.
Ask operator for Vienna 1891.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments
CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS HIS
DIRECT INTO DEVELOPMENT

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt. adjoinina
Prince Georges Golf and Country
one Of the finest golf courses In The
Metropolitan Area. Membership;
are available until quotas are nlled
Safe Playground for Children
Small super Market
Beautiful. well-arranged l and 2 bed
room apartments, featuring large
picture windows. at S73.75 to S75.75
and $3.50 to sos, gas and elec-
Exquisite duplex apartments at s1o5
per month.
Directions: From Peace Gross at
Bladensburg. take Route o. 8. so to
3rd trafhc light, then turn right on
Route 2O2. go Ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover. Nd.
AP 016S so
Evening star., 1949-11-29

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
FOR YOUR OWN SAKE
Please don't fail to see this unusual
rev det. brick home, built to sell
for $4,000. now S25 900. Has
everything for gracious living; va
cant; move in for Xmas; open daily
and Sunday. to s.; out Piney
Branch rd. to Sligo ave-. right, fol-
low McDeVitt's signs RA, 1922. 80
Evening star., 1949-11-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

COLORED-$85O DOWN.. Ga.
Ave and Columbia Rd. NV. Well
built brick home, lovely priv.
rms, bath, full bsmt., h.w.h. Co
lonial front porch. Conven. to
schools, stores, transp. Only S1O,-
$50. Monthly payments like rent:
For appt. to inspect call, WE1TZ
REALTY CORP. 905 18th st. NV.
coLoRED-RoCK CREEK church
rd-Row brick; contains 3 bedrms.
and bath. modern kitchen, parauet
floors, gas heat; now rented IN
rooms at $3.50 per mo. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON Realtor. S04 18th st
NV. RE. 1881 or DE. 5249.
COLORED-13OR RANDOLPH ST. NV
--Brk. 20-ft. front house. two comp
apts., recreation room, oil heat
two-car garage, long back yard, in
splendid condition; priced for quick
sale. THOS. e. FARRELL CO, Real
tors, 72l 10th st. NV, MA. Olbo
CoLoRED-13OO BLOCK COLUMBIA
I'd. NV; excellent 3-story brick Of
10 large rooms and two baths; only
$1,000 cash. Act quickly on this
MITcHELL II I QUICK ST. $685. eye !''
CoLoRED-1se7 PERRY PL. NV
2O-ft row brick; spotlessly. clean
and beautifully decorated 8 rms:
bath. large. completely modernized
kit, full basement. new Timken oil
burner with hot-water system
steel-beam construction: front and
rear porches. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. l411; eyes. call AID. 4234.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
SILVER SPRING

Delightful English type bungalow
with 2 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm..
paneled. den, kit. and bath on 1st.
H.; 2 finished rms. in attic, bsmt.,
excel. and conv. section; owner must
sell.
Philip B. Key Realty Co., Inc.
81, 30I0 I'll q nm 80
Evening star., 1949-11-29
H. G. SMITHY co.
s1l 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
APARTMENTS WANTED

~ -
fANDLoRDs-No charge for refer
Tens Tat you 70 csns noasf Transit empoyes
who need family housing; Just phone
MI. 6363 weekdays, $50 to 8, and
say, u want to list some housing" :"
GENTLE LADY, employed. wants, Ell.
apt. Dec. i; will share 2-bedrm
apt; pref vic. K st., H-2 OF. H-4
.:Ha sasaf ssss5o s!ssRessi Box sns s7sR sHs' sf
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
unfurnished 1-bedroom apt; nv.
or nearby Va; max. $7o. mo; Phi.
LEGATION EMPLoYE desires attTss;
aT' i1ys :Pss asss' n'S'' maximum $50 g gan
WANTED~a small furnished apart.
for Q girls; nurse and law stu
dent. Can uN. 42le bet 10 ao s;m,
GOVERNMENT WORKER desires un-
venient from bus or Mreet car line.
Ref $40 mo-, max. $50. GE. AZ 42l2.
MIDDLE AGED COUPLE desire /
Sislalsz ss5 r. eoasTsssi0nal ssTs Library sG N'1
WANTED - Immediately, apartment
Phone Fl s.Hss eVeninss D5. as4a' Boy Il
rWo.BEDRooM furnished apart
ment; vicinity Gsorgetown Uniyer-
sity. BOX 27-L. Star. 1"
YOUNG COUPLE, want unfurn. apart
tmmediaatelSSs; Sla willing to pay $50
WANTED BY RELIABLE COUPLE. By
Dec. l3. l or 2-bedroom furn. apt,
close to Capitol. Phone MA. 312o
PROFESSOR m A medical school de-
sires o. small, unfurnished apart
ment for occupancy January @
1850; no children or pets. Please
write to Box BOIL. Star.
RELIABLE COUPLE, 5 mo. old child
urgently need -1-bedrm. furn. apt
will furnish refs. HU.- 74ss. i
GEORGETOWN or NV. section; lady
exec; under Ss5; no sharing. Ho
cSGFiE SSssi DESIRES s-rm. upturn. 1a ait.
4-0100; e-5. MRS. BRADLEY. i
STATE DEPT. EMPLOYEE needs
or 5-rm. apt. furn. or unfurn.; NV.
section; UP to S75 incl. utils. NO.
FREScH IaSs ffes OFFICER, single, on dut,
In Wash. would like to rent fol-
several months furn. apt. g rms,
4. and b or small house. Tele--
phone DE- $500. Ext. 10, bel. z
and 4 pm. Il
Evening star., 1949-11-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-sodtheos,

HOUSES FOR sALE-sodtheosi
ANAC0sTIA. near 18th and Mime
sofa ave. s.e;-,Substantially bullt, 6
sile baths scSDe snd H.: fireplsses. snq rec.
saf.ss sm snessaas esr'%@1ns aoRn 81 aARfMA axa
REALTY, INC, l345 GOOD Hope I'd.
Vacant: 5000 down. HARTMAN
Sc, LG. 4-340O or -LU. 4-32O9.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-vacsnt; 3311
ass ssethsr; rms Dl SCI dSRIs SRIsn 81. to esdEms
tile bath; porch; gas h.-w; heat; z;
REALTY. INC 1345 Good Hope I'd.
NXw Sc IL LET 4-s4eS s.e8 VI kkiGk. Ss7s uv 2g sg
with fireplace. full bsmt.,. ige. lot,
gas heat. VIII sacrifice for quick
SIC Sne Hni' susapa sdssS9i REAL Hlofks ssrAH9
441b Southern ave. Sc, HI. 4s4a. 50
se.s5o-ssso CASH. s7s Mo.-At-
aGfcK s1h On 81 n7ta ssss s. svss ssi NJ shsD
HONE Sssf: SND ali 1sSao 1isNGomE-Near Eastern as.
High school: nice brick home ar
ranged for families; baths. 3
refrigerators; gas heat; can be pur,
rental. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
aS55 aS55. rsnn'ylv'n'' ave. Sc. 50 e.
vETERANs-see our Naylor Gardena
pRURY 81 TR9si REALTY Atty coRP:. oRis. Re RI. i1ss.
CAPE COD BRICK-Near Coral Hills
shopping center. Has living room
with fireplace, dining room, modern
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath: rec
reation room in basement; gas
only S1l $50. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO.. 1911 Penna. ave. s.e., FIR.
BRICK BRICK BuNGALow-Lovely custom
built brick BUNGALOW. In excellent
Congress Heights location. Has
large modern Kitchen, Q nice bed
rooms, tile bath; full basement with
recreation room, fireplace and "a
bath. OIL heat. Level lot, 80x105.
Conv. to shopping and .transporta-
ton. REASONABLY priced; SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 1211 Penna,
ave. s.e., FIR. 1000. 20
81 900 CASH will handle this 2-yr.-
old semidet. brick. rms: and bath.
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707.
NR. BOILING FIELD-$995 down,
immed. possession: mod, semidet.
brk.,. 6 lovely rms. and tiled bath;
full bsmt.. oil heat. lge. lot; priced
at only 1900: bal. like rent. Call
IA. 9770. BRIGHTWOoD REALTY
co 80