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Evening star., 1949-03-31
PoIicemon's Eye for Details
Saves Musicians Stolen Horn

A National Symphony musician
today has his missing French horn
back as the result of policeman S
eye for details.
Pvt. r. A. CraWley of No. 9
precinct reported that. while pa
trolling the 1900 black of Fourth
street NE. Tuesday night, he
passed a man carrying a French
horn and a full dress suit. Barely
80 minutes before, he reported, he
had passed the same man carry
ing nothing.
Taking the suspect to the pre-
cinct for questioning, Pvt. Crawley
was interrupted by visit from
Vincent Stagliano of 2030 F street
NV. Mr.. Stagliano, a member
Evening star., 1949-03-31

of the symphony. said he had
been dining in the neighborhood.
When he returned to his car, he
said, he found it had been broken
into and his French horn and
tuxedo gone. The property was
valued at $3.50.
Promptly booked on charge
of grand larceny, Arthur Rook-
ard. Al, colored, of the 1900 block
of California street NV. was held
for the grand jury under $1,000
bond.
He waived a hearing before
Judge Almond w. Scott in Mu-
nicipal Court and denied the
thefts. He said some one had
asked him to hold the horn and
the suit.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
prom Capital 10 Graduate
As Merchant Mariners

Two Washington area midship-
men at the Merchant Marine
Academy, Kings Point. N. Y. are
slated to receive licenses as third
cmcers at graduation exercises
Wednesday.
They are Edgar F. Russell. jr.,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Edgar r.
Russell. 3705 Reservoir road NV,
and John r. Willis. son Of MFR.
and Mrs. Francis z. Willis, l720
North Quinn street, Arlington.
Both are completing a four-year
course, the first year of which
they spent at the merchant ma
rine basic school at Pass Christian,
Miss. and the second year aboard
training ships at sea.
Mr.. Russell was cadet regimen
tai adjutant at the academy, as
well as a member of the rife
team. Mr.. Willis was active In
the propeller club. astronomical
society and varsity soccer.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Pocificist' Fellowship
To Hear KempeImon

Max Kempelman. legislative
counsel for Senator Humphrey,
Democrat. from Minnesota. will
speak on Human Rights and Poll
tics" at the annual dinner meeting
June 81 of the Washington Pacifi-
cist Fellowship.
Mr.. Kempelman will discuss the
difficulties of getting civil rights
laws passed and the need for po-
litical action by pacifists. The
dinner will begin at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Miss Alma |. Chamb ers

douohter of the inventor Of the Chambers
Ronoe will "cook with the gas turned
off" at 200 PM. each doy, June
18th, 18th and 10TH See her in Konn's
Appliance Store 9th ard D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-13

Spring cleaning this year of the
front Of Pembroke College, Cam
bridge, England, was its first for
602 years.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
K ISP COZ

Ameritex Goste Goieties Prints 9Se
Ameritex Tintype Prints nts-----------------yd eSe
Toffoton in solid ooors- rs-------------------yd$ 81
VIM Anderson's Solid Color Pique----------yd. ST
Botes Shonooyo Stub odcIoth-----------yd. 81
A. 3D. Printed Fine WoIe Pique- 9se
A. B. c. Printed Waffle Pique----------yd. 11e
Wm Anderson's Irdescent Chombroy------yd LIS
Peter Pans Cotton Cords----------------yd. 1.25
Peter Pans Satin Striped Chombroy--------yd LIS
Crisp, Woven Dotted SWISS LIS
Amertex Striped Chombroy ------------yd. 1.39
A. B. c. Superfine Printed dVoe-----------yd 1.3e
Bates Famous Pcooy- 1.49
Womsuttos Famous Lustersheer----------yd.1 1863
Botes Combed Yarn Irdescent Cheoks------yd 1.e5
Brdseye Pique in CoIors and Black and White, yd $50
McBrotney's FIoxspun Crease resistant Dress
TootoIs Crease resistant Dress Lnen-------yd. $50
LANSBURGHS- -Fabrics-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-27
EASTER WOOLENS

Botany 54-ineh Wool FIonneI--------- yd 4.e5
Botany 54-inch Wool Crepe-------------yd.4 Ats
Botany 54-nch Checked Suiting- $50
Botany 54-ineh Reedston Suiting- 6.95
Botany 54-inch Clan PIods------yd sos
Botany 54-nch Worsted Gobordnes, yd 6.o5 and S.s5
Forstmonns Ore|Io Dress Crepe----------yd $50
Forstmonn's Chomeen Suitine ne-----------yd 1850
Forstmonns Chormonette Cooting--------yd 9.95
Forstnnonn's Chormono uiting-----------yd 9.95
Forstnonn's tundo Diagonal Coatine------yd 6.e5
Forstmonns Kondro BoucIe Cooting-------yd 6.96
Forstmonn's Verdo Suede Cootine--------yd 7.e5
MiIliken Duvetyn Coating ng---------------yd5 $50
MiIIiken Wool Crepe FoIe oIe---------------yd.4 $50
MiIIiken Herring bone Flannel ne-------------yd. 2.95
Mi|Iiken Basket Weave Crepe------------yd2 2.s5
MiIIiken Wool 0obordne- dne----------------yd7 7.e5
Striped, Plaid and Checked Worsteds, yd 4e5 to S95
Solids and Stripes in Tropical Worsteds-----yd. 6.e5
WooI-O eWest Suede Cootine---yd. 4e5 to sos
HeIIer's Wool Jerseys 2.e5
LANSBURGHS- -Fabrics-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MAKE THIS YEARS EASTER ENSEMBLE
THE LOVELIEST OF ALL:
PURE SILKS j

Pure-Dye Silk Printed Crepes---------yd2 2e5
Pure-Dye Pure Silk Shontune une---------yd 3.s5
Pure-Dye Pure Silk Printed Shontung ------yd 3.s5
PureDye Pure Silk Printed Crepes---------yd. 3.s5
Pure-Dye Pure Silk Jacquard Weave Shontungs--5.95
PureDye Pure Silk Imported French Lace --yd. 3.e5
Pure-Dye Pure Silk Solid Color Crepes------yd z.s5
Pure-Dye Pure Silk Solid Color Sheers------yd 2.e5
LANSBURGHS- -Fabrics-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-27
LUXURIOUS RAYONS

Hofner's Royon and WOOL BeneoIine- $50
Pastel CoIored BeneoIine- Iine----------------yd2 $50
5Onch Fine Royon Broeode de-------------yd. 2.e5
Heavy Royon Slipper Sotn---------------yd.2 $50
5O-noh Wide Crisp Irideseent Toffeto------yd z.e5
Cohonos Pm. Crepe $50
Monson's WhirIowoy Dress Crepe--------yd. 1.ee
Creose-resistont Novelty Suitines 1.e5
Royon Feather Flannel and Shontungs 1.39
Heavy Royon Gobordine- .--------------yd. l.39
LANSBURGHS-Fabrics-Thu Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-27
PRINTED RAYONS

Cruis-Air Novelty Prints nts-----------------yd. 1.49
Printed Royon eys------------------yd, 1.ee
Hond-soreened Royon Prints 2.e5
Fine Printed Benberg gSheers-------------yd1 1.29
SINNERS Fine Printed Royons- $50
Washable Printed Jersette------ 1.2e
CoIorfu PoIkodot Royon Crepe-----------yd. 1875
Printed Soap n Water Royon Shontune- ----yd 1.7e
Printed Soap n Water Royon Linen--------yd 1.4e
Printed Soop n Water Royon BroodcIoth----yd. 1.6e
Properly Labeled as to Material Content
LANSBURGHS-FabricS- Floor
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04

ing of present conditions ex-
listing in England. We thank
God for Zion! We thank God
for the teaching which goes
forth in the Leaves of Heal
ing" There is not another
Christian periodical which can
compare with it; and many
Christians like to receive the
Leaves" although they do not
always accept Zion teaching.
We can only keep pegging
away, getting the literature
out wherever God leads, and
praying that men and women
will be blessed through the
reading of it, and led to God
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04
the gheOCraf

many months before the work
was self-supporting and in a
short while large sums of
money were being expended
on tracts. | saw what God &C
complished with a very small
band of Christians. I am con-
vinced that the men and the
women of London would have
more respect. for the churches,
and would be more likely to
turn to God, if there were
preached more straight and
deep, searching sermons.
What arouses Londoners
more than an international
situation, is a strike of London
bus and tram men on a Satur-
day afternoon, making it i'm
possible for them to get to see
their favorite football team
play.
So far as the labor govern
ment is concerned, l think the
majority of men and women
are satisfied. There is often a
good deal of grumbling, especi-
ally among the women if there
happens to be a cut in the ra-
tons; but generally speaking,
I believe that if an election
were held, labor would be re-
turned. The National Health
Scheme was born last July,
and, contrary to what many
prophecied, it is still in opera
ton and getting through it's
early teething troubles. When
the scheme first started it was
common to see long lines stand
ing outside the doctors surg
cry. | don't know whether they
are now all cured or whether
the colder weather has deter
red them, but one does not now
see the same crowds, although
[ understand doctors, dentists,
and opticians are doing a roar
ing trade.
We are living in days when
we shall see more and more of
State Control, and silently, al
most overnight, these things
take shape before our eyes and
are accepted into the life of the
nation.
I do pray that from this ar
ticle "The Theocrat" readers
will have a better understand
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04

and to a better knowledge of
His Word.
Iris Peto-Laytham.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04
LONDON REVIEW
Continued from Page 81

would seem a dreadful thing
to be seen kicking or throw
ing a ball. Nowadays the young
children scream, and romp in
the parks, whilst the youths
are engaged in organized
games, Our children are grow
ing up as infidels in a suppos-
eddy Christian country, and,
so far as London is concerned,
in the midst of churches, cha
pels, mission halls and Gospel
halls of many denominations.
Although scores of churches
were destroyed during the
war, there is still no dearth of
places to worship, but a dearth
of people to worship in them.
l started my article on a
note of joy and thankfulness
to God for renewed blessings
in these postwar days. I will
close with an expression of
praise and thanks to God for
the remnant of His children in
London, and in the British Isles
who are faithful to Him. There
are many who have been wash
ed in the Blood of the Lamb
and are looking and waiting
for His Appearing. From the
many pamphlets, books and
advertisements which come in
to our hands, there is a good
evangelical work being done.
Without any intentions of cri-
ticising, because each one of
us falls far short of what we
ought to be, yet, | cannot help
but express a regret at the
seemingly lack of spiritual
growth in our churches where
the Word of God is preached
and upheld. It is very sad to
see a church of earnest Chris
tians meeting regularly week
by week, maybe 40 to SO peo-
pie at morning and at the eve
ming services; and when the
amount of the offering is an
nounced it is no more than 81
to So, OSLO to S15). They won
der why their church does not
grow, and become a greater
blessing. At various times I
have been in conversation with
Christians and the subjects of
tobacco, unclean food, un-
leavened bread at the Com
munion Table, Baptism by I'M
mersion, and Divine Healing,
have come under discussion, as
we'll as Tithing. Many have
agreed that these things are
right and according to Gods
Word, but they will not prac-
tice them in their churches.
Their excuse is, ooh, those
things do not matter, it's the
spirit in which you do them
that counts" | cannot follow
that line of thought. People
cannot be expected to grow
spiritually if they are fed con-
tinually on milk; they need
strong meat. 1t takes a man of
courage to stand up fearless
ly and preach on tithing, to-
bacco, worldly pleasures, and
such like. We need men of God
who, like jeremiah, are mot
afraid of their faces"
Evening star., 1949-07-02

Open Sat. and Sun.,. TILL dark; a
lifetime home In beautiful setting;
adj. Rock Creek Park; contains
rms. 2h baths. gar; ;., anS a6o,,5d mahs hs
seen to be appreciated. Call ~.
21OO, or see representative on
premises. How to reach: From
Chevy Chase Circle out Western
ave. to Chestnut, right on Ghest-
Evening star., 1949-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
Metzler's o Opportunity List
of Potfor Home Va111ac

vi oCCUS1 44O111S So1NSo
READ CAREFULLY; YOUR H HOME, In
IS TEI HERE Els IF yof}F 61F-TAHE WaNrs gs ANP WP
NO. neutrality-suspicious.
Modern, de luxe throughout. Approx.
8 years old-6 rms. baths
Recreation rm.-H.-w: oil heat,
Screened porch-Lovely yard and
trees-2-car builtin garage-Ex-
Nights and holidays, call GE. 3540
NO. sNcH. cH,' m.-DET. BRICK
-S23. 23.5O0-Vacant- con.
dition-De luxe baths and kite
years old. 8 rms. and bath
place-Gas air-conditioned heat
Built-in garage-Screened porch.
We couldn't reproduce on your lot
any ways near this price-For fur
ther ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and holi-
Nd days olIyer ,4tS ls52MRay. 1ND ynhrSR pI Sq3o
BE Detached d " SIS, Is. 500 90 For comfort
able, economic living. By all means
inspect this home rms. and bath
a bedrooms)-Double rear porches
one inclosed. Large front porch
H-w. oil heat-Full dry basement
Home HcGn cisear-spiendid finsnclns-see
this house without ,fail-For fur,
ther information, call-Nights and
Holidays. ia. O620-Day. DI: 5000
NO. 4-NR. 1st AND MADISON
Deta ched Brick, furnished-S16,500
A real pportunity-Ready to move
into-Will sell unfu5nished; uaad &C., II sn1 ne
bright. De luxe bath and kitchen
Extra lot-Large 2-car earage-
H-w. gas heat, This is good nuy
Call nights and holidays, GE. 3o4l
NO. 5-CRESTWOOD AREA-S26,o0 SOC
Situated near Argyle Terrace ane an
tached home contains rooms ane
bathsw4 real bedrooms-witt
powder room on 1st. floor. All room:
are large and bright Home IS II
Splendid condition. H.-w. oil heat
Large fenced yard. Built-in garage
Exceptional financing. Ewes. ane
holidays, call AID. 459S.
METZLER, REALTORS
pI. 5000. Exclusive ACTS. 11o6 vt
Evening star., 1949-07-02
HOUSES uhEuRklsHEp

CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms., 2
baths, End floor, Room and bath.
3rd floor. Large living rm.. lavatory
and toilet. 1st floor. Screened porch,
oil heat Available early July. In
spect by appointment. BOX TS-S'
NEW HOUSE, bedrms.. completely
mod. located on shoreham I'd. Call
Af$s S:.sf .ss7s sss,5
ARk' HslEo IVES; 1WaIsss;rMoNT. 8 minis. from
Pentagon; 2 0cdrms., semidet.: i'm
med. occupancy; S125. GIL. 6265.
ALEXANDRIA sUBURBs-Four bed
rooms, . baths, large rooms; f1re-
place. full basement; beautiful new
1h-story brick on l2-acre lot; IN
fine residential section: Sl60. TIE.
VIENNA. 5-rm: frame house.
and telephone. running water but
no bathroom excellent location;
$40, per month. Call Vienna e4o
Lovely, E1Y COOL s-rm.. sM:sath det.
brick, W. of Conn. ave; $3.50 mo,
.oT q SCI sT 2p saSy sgysfGaN tfrnS; pHRksemi- W9; s
f9E Sstaehed ssNi' snrmi mrmha house. 3 bedrms..
tile bath, gas heat, full basement:
conv; to Grade school and bus; sll5
gil Bth-6 rms, l bath. built-in
porch, built-in garage, recreatlon
rm., oil h-wh.; semidetached; S105
mo. Call R. A. HUMPHREYS Real
FoR sSRs' sEEkvIcEMEN Ek oNLY-s. 4 rm;
houses in the country, front and
back yards; S65; Navy settlement;
no bus. Phone Rockville 1921: 4
NEW DET. BRICK, Oh. CHI. Md. sec
ton; 6 rms. and 2 baths: de luxe
kitchen: immediate possession; rent,
S175 mo. Will give option to buy
at S27,50O. Call nights and holi,
days, OIL. 1852. METZLER, 11O6
vt. ave. NV. DI. 5000.
HOUSE UNFURNIsHED in Alex. VIC,
excellent neighborhood and acces-
sabiiity to downtown Washington
and Pentagon Building; 2 bedrms :,
/ bath rambler; quarter acre 10y.
S135 DER month; 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
house in Belle Haven. $500 month.
bed1ms., 2-bath house on 1.duarter
acre lot, new, never been lived H.
$3.50 per month.
CHAUNCEY & CLARK
Alex., Va. ov. s2s2; evesr TIE. 8els.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
RIVER RD

Potomac Hunt Club area. More than
an acre of ground and q setting Of
beautiful trees, frame this modern
lied home which has been beauti-
fully decorated and is vacant. Large
liv rm;, din: rm. with picture win
with utility rm., are on the first
floor; the 2nd q. has bedrms. and
bath. storage attic; full bsmt, oil
a.-ch.: gear garage, tool room
and stable with its own corrals.
Price has been reduced to sell this
property Offers are invited. INEz
CUSHARD, OR. 4232, Wo. 7s40,. or
Evening star., 1949-07-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY


4-BEDROOM HOUSE with at least u
acre lot in Oh. Ch., Md. Approx
hasy bouse S s296oG ss e T Tbornappe m 5paae st.
Ch., Md. r. F. JONES, WI. 1885
URGENTLY NEED HOMES located
in the Woodbridge, Michigan Park
area; Have cash naa purchaaseIso rs Waatinng fang
ni's With SHANNON Al & LucHs CO., 1906
II st. NV, Ma. 2345.
WANT TO BUY 5-rm. brick house,
oil or gas heat; corner lot prefer;
able; NV sec. Washington. Call
between $50 and $50 pm. MI.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what yeu desire
Call R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
808 North Capitol, MA. 6730. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses,
white or colored. any condition or
w2In iGfatiopi Fay DE For Pss5, SasB ,n.cs for
your frame or brick house. No COM
mission RE 1866: ewes. AID. 6477.
NEARBY MD.-Any type. or condi.
ton; all cash within 4s hours. Call
WA. 9Os3 from 10 to s..
ATTENTION. NE AND Sc. owners
Washington to sell. we have many
clients This area being our spe-
cialty Sales and rent management.
Firm 25 years old. JOE CURTO
REALTY. 335 n st. ne. FIR. 1900.
HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 cash for
$4,000. McCUNE, 10. 3-6sS9. -3
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION in
buying your home for cash. MITCH
ELL QUICK. 81. 7731. RA. 341S. %
s OR ROOM HOME in nearby
Maryland. From owner. Substantial
cash. MI 7145. 3
WILL PAY CASH for q small nome
section. Owners only. Hyattsville
56ll. -3
Evening star., 1949-07-02
SILVER SPRING

CLIFTON Park VILLAGE
9O5 Heron dr.-Open Sunday. 2 TO
8; delightful prewar bungalow. in
immaculate eond.; lge. well-land-
scaped, level and fenced lot. on
newly paved St; liv; rm;, din. rm..
finished and insulated; 2nd a. with
heat outlets; full light bsmt., oil
a.-c. heat; excel neighborhood. d.
rections: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Old Bladensburg rd., left 1 block,
& MELTON. Realtors, S415 Ga. ave.
SH; 1900; eyes,, Mr. Adams. GE.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Dignified-Attractive
304l Chestnut st. NV,

Open Sat: and ssn., 2 TIL dark;; a
lifetime home IN beautl1ul settlnsS
adj: ROCK Creek Park; con contains msnS
othsf 6ns ns me features Which Should - +
seen to be appreciated: Cal ~;
premises, How ,re1. to reach; e,,t wests4n Fr9m
MooRHEAD. Realtors. 3
COLORED-1346 OAK ST. NV.
open sat- and solnrsd sun famiTies ti,1 dssk have
purchased and moved into TINS very very
good neighborhood OF ~ 24idt; e;d5;s row inV
cluding bedrms.. and priced loi
representative on premises; or Iof
private inspection. call Mr.. Samp-
son; Tui 2l3O; I,9o.. sHockEY g. MOOR 3
dark. Beautiful 6-rm. brick. in
excel. cond; auto. gas heat; on
terms you can anord; prlcsi 10 LOT
quick sale at $14,75o: Call ~.
so ises. s sHocKEY & MooRHEAD,
coIoRED-NR. Sfa5isEij 18th AND N SITS
Vacant; lge. rms, full bsmt.;
C.n.W.n.; owner WIN deuecoi dte' VIZ yIS
$1,000 down. se2.6o per mo. Ho'
CSSgHsoSREp-sssb SgsS DOWN, 10 rms. 2
baths, semidet brick; loc. 1921 9Th
st. NV: small mo. payments. no.
csoGhsoSRiED-1sso sGsSi ONTARIO PI. NV.
Hamiin, MI. 6317, with PAsoUAL
REALTY Co, Ex. $3.50. 3
CoLoRED - 2-FAMILY UNIT, 61s
Quincy st. NV, open Sum-, Mon,
SstS tS sp S ssaatnl Snas aWninas XVI
Crane gas furnace, etc: be sure to
see this home: price reduced; terms
arranged. SfGLER g. TISHLER, TU.
coiIHoSRED-IF YOU ARE interested
apt. house, see our cd under "Ge; ;op;
coHEN or Milton vINN1cK, i4o4
L st. NV. Ma. s036. Home, IU.
coIoREp.-N. 9Gy3 W. ON THE HILL.
with rec. room and bar. Nice yds.
S12. .OOO-$2,000 down. Call IA.
coLoRED sSJo $3.50 HoLMEAD PL.
N.W.-Brick home reduced to. $12,-
$50. terms; rms, beapt @ kit kit TIE ne
@ Inspect call 81. ss6i; ewes. eE.
as7 go sArses sses ~ AsD an s9n
brick bone yith sE Az ,ncoTs . q $iz9 HS,y Rsz
coIokE6-Hscant. colo sE6 Vac 1852 Perry Pl.
NV. New floors. new Wallpaper.
slS,250 cash; ash Cali Owner, sA.
coEokEb1Ho%AEp aSSsi ae: asSs: UNIV. AEIS-
6-rm. brick, with q 2-rm: Kitchen
storm windows and doors, con,
vertible to screens. screened-in front
porch, new awnings, garage, in
good as new condition, modern
kitchen with new Frigidaire, range
and sink, new ooo Venetian eta blind blinds
througnG1'qt; tIGn gss1' wNne Sl1eo9 20 or S6s
COLORED-BY OWNER-Newton pl.,
row brick, immaculate throughout;
6 rms, bath, full basement. garage
priced to sell. Phone ia. 0039.
CoLoRED-727 TAYLOR ST. NV
Open Sum, 2 to 7; 6 rooms, baths,
and refsr., Kitchen cabinets, con-
crete porch; 2 rear porches; gas
h.-w.h.; garage: deep yard with q
sSmonhaaGn san bnas fs fals'hh Rouse ssnnf
late; priced to sell; good terms; AD;
$3.50; ewes. TR. 61s0. AVON
cSIokEp2sos SEokEb cGss NEW HAMpsHfRE
AVE. N.W:-open Sat; and sun, 2
po porches. Priced to seil; good terms:
SsRR;. SsRR.Is$ IssS$$s;, ewes. n. siSo. Aycs
Evening star., 1949-07-02
SILVER SPRING

Colesvflle rd. area. Det. home con-
tanning on 1st a. iv. rm., large
kit. with din. space, 2 bedrms and
bath; End a. partly finished; COM
the daylight bsmt., consisting OF
/ very large room, kit, dinette
and bath. which rents for $40
monthly. Property available at once.
Price only S13,950. INEZ CUSH.
ARD, OR. 1882, WO. 7S4O or DI.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
SILVER SPRING

Montgomery Hills Sections
$500 Riley rd-Open. Sunday. and
Monday, 2 to g; new detached brick;
liy. nm, dining rm.,, kit;, bedrm3
terms. Directions: Georgia ave. to
Locust Grove rd.. left l block, then
bear left to house. LOWERY d
MELTON, Realtors, e415 Ga. ave,
sH: 929o; eyes, Mr.. Kendrick.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.,

18th ST. S.W. First commercial. new
ly rebuilt 6-rm. hse, oil heat, now
rented for S75 mo-; will take $1,000
4e., $54 mo. Call OWNER, AK.
7421. j
MODERN, PREWAR, redecorated, q
bedrm., pine-paneled rec. rm., COM
plete kitchen, gas heat, copper
plumbing, storm windows, screens,
awning, Super Bendix, cedar. closet,
parquet floors. screened porch: near
large shopping center. schools and
Naval Research Lab: S12, 900. 1st