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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
The
-
WEATHERMAN
Says;

Key West and sVicipitys Clear
to partly cloudy with, mild tenn
perature today thru Sunday. Gen
tie to- moderate variable winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
with mild temperatures through
Sunday
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate winds, vapia-
Bile over north portion and east
terly over south portion today
and Sunday. Clear to partly
cloudy weather.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

key West High School. w.s enr
Enthusiastically accepted. intended
% bring young people into the
center and enable them to share
me benefits. this plan calls for
special activities Con higli school
AGA children. The fee will be 81
each yeur.
Al dues paid win 90 toward
meeting the cost of maintaining
operating and improving the gai-
iery. az win the small admission
eharHe and whatever other profits
are made.
Officers elected at fridays
meeting were Burt Gannett,
president, Clint Giese, first vice
president and treasurer; Mrs.
Libby Brook, vice president and
secretary; Cyril Marshall and
David Newton. directors.
Mr.. Carnett observed that he
considered himself and other Of
flcers 10 be serving temporarily,
since the group which elected
them was only a small part OF
the organization 10 be drawn to-
Rcther.
Committees were appointed to
make recommendations on EN-
pl0ying a custodian far the gal-
hry, stage a membership drive
ana plan the initial exhibition,
whafh h set tocoincide with the
aedaeation Of the Monroe county
beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

81 = =
uary 10Th. Ten other members of
the 'Eastwind" also died as a
result of the accident.
The Gulf Old, Corporation is
charged in the suit with having
operated its ship in "a careless
and negligent manner" 1t is also
claimed that the vessels steer
ing apparatus was defective and
that a proper lookout was not
maintained.
. An investigation of the TRACE
dy by the Coast Guard Board of
Inquiry here followed. A decis-
ion as to responsibility has not
yet been handed down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
Revsse And Dance
AfCssbesss Club

Night IN HAVANA" a Latin-
American Revue, will be presents
ed tonight at the Cuban club4
house.
A dance win be held, beginning
at o o'clock, after a parade from
Duval and Fleming streets to the
clubhouse.
Alfred Boza is director of the
parade and the revue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
Rmmmans SaIe Proceeds For
iiamsos GoHHiy Hospital

ntuiira are being collected
una Tee Date 0f the sale will be
annaunrrd later VA these columns,
an4 nrrsuna are urged TO bring
fiiraf contributions 10 StelFs
isautg Nnak on Fleming Street,
af ta telephone 63I and arrange
atuts m8li b. made % have them
4. kUd up
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
Room Mothers OF
Division Street
school To Meet

ne noom Mothers % the Dr.
tsion Street. school will meet
Nuudaf night March 9TH at 1880
81 ths school Plans will be made
O. ihr Aay Festival and a study
rearag At members are urged TO
siiend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

The snoothest custards are
those that are not cooked at too
high a temperature or for too
long time. This applies to GUS
tards made on the top of the
range as well as those baked in
the oven.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

TIDES
/ Naval Base)
Tomorrow
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
y 2:08 pm 6:42 am.
T lila pm. 8::48 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Preference Station: Key Vest
Time of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
(bridge) oh ION 90 #.
No Name Key
(east end) f----f2h 20m
Boca Chica
.fSandy Point)-0h 40m
Caldes Channel
north end) --+2h I0m fla #.
NOTE: Il
[-l-Minus sign: Corrections
to be Subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections to
be added. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
LIST Presbyterian
Women To Meet

A regular meeting of the wo-
men of the First Presbyterian
Church win be held at the home
lof Mrs. j. E. Sterling, 70912 Tru>
man Avenue, Tuesday, March 9th
at 800 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

The first record of skating in
England was in the 18th century,
when skates were made from the
brisket bone of an OK and fas-
tened by thongs to the sole of
the skaters boot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

Using uneven pressure in cut
ting out biscuits sometimes re-
suits in irregular shapes; do not
twist the cutter, either, if you
want perfect rounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

Leftover egg yolks may be
added to whole eggs and used
for Scrambling. The scrambled
eggs may then be served with a
vegetable cream sauce for a deli
ciouS luncheon dish: make the
sauce by adding a mixture of
leftover cooked vegetables to
medium white sauce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

king =" Anna
and the King
of SIAM The
tall handsome
British actor,
who made bis
debut in Liver
pool in 1894.
has been called
an expert in sor
phisticated high
comedy tech
nio1le He has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
Daughter Born To
Arthssr Robersses

An eight and three-quartel
pound daughter was born to MI
and Mrs. Arthur Roberts, 100 Du-
val street, at their home Friday
at l:20 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
WILL fOt SifffEF
Exit Cue

Visitor - DO yoa hhe FsxssAal
DEAR"
Child-sOh. ~. | hNss s. ssal
But Mummy mahas -
when she wants paoEla - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Mar. S, 1949.
observation taken at City Office,
$3.50 am. EST
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

appeared on both American and
British stage and screen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
REX HARRISON. born March
BY AP Nswsfsosvrss

5. 1903. at Huyton, Lancashire,
England, is known to many mo-
vie fans for his portrayal of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-05

u Moon First Quarter, March z
, 1949-03-25
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. e48
having been reported lost or
stolen. the holder thereof is
hereby requested TO present il
TO the Bank within twelve tl2)
weeks from this date. as other
wise. the Book will be cancel
led and a new one issued in its
place at the expiration Of this
period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Christiansted Branch
February is. l94e.
, 1949-03-25
RUMORS PUT AT REST

RUMORS PUT AT REST
OVERN HASTIES statement to the press that he has
20 intention of resigning is serving a fine purpose. Al he said,
it is putting to rest rumorS which could disrupt the orderly
continuity OF administrative work on his behalf and that of his
staff. Now we can go about our many important tasks without
d~isrupting them on matters of change.
IN H Islands we devote much time to the pIayinq of poll
tics, and much Of that goes to waste on inconsequential mat
tiers If the Governor had not put to rest rumors that he was
about to resign, there would be an almost halt to everything
else as everybody took time out to discuss and speculate on
what next. At the same time there would have been a grand
scramble with SO many people thinking things, and coming
closer to the cherished thought. Then there would also have
followed an almost mad rush to Washington, and with that
endless communication, and a reviving of the perennial bat
tie between Virgin Islanders at home and those on the main
land. Yes, Governor HASTE, it was a good thing you did put
those rumorS at rest.
EVER SINCE the Navy pulled up anchor and sailed away,
the post of Governor has been a constant headache. Begin
ming with kingly, old Quaker Pearson, that post has always
had to face constant economic pressure. Sugar, which had ia
ken a sharp dip because of the many producing areas ceased
to be a source of ready income. Other products were practi-
cally non existent, and to Congress yearly the Governor had to
appeal for funds, and this is still the case. In addition to this,
there are social and political problems, the political being by
far the more troublesome.
A OF these many problems the Governor, who
ever he might have been, ran into trouble, and the first
thought would be to get rid of the Governor, the thought be-
ing that if we only changed Governors all our problems
would be solved, almost as with a magic wand And unfortu-
natey there are quite a few who still think this way. With
thatin mind, we were just about to start up another round of
the guessing game, while everything else was put aside. With
new Governor would have come a grand parade, speeches
, 1949-03-25
FOR SALE

One CHEVROLET Car
Nc. 2
in good running condition.
New Spare Tire
Price: $35O.o0
Also two New Radios
makes as follows:
| Silverfone $4,000
General Motors 1000
For further information call at
DAMS Liquor Store
, 1949-03-25
s U B sc R B {

and celebrations, and before
long we would have slumped
right back into the same pace.
IT CANNOT be denied that
considerable progress has been
made; that the Governor has
proved himself a very capable
administrative officer. Certain
ly there have been matters on
which all did not agree, and
occasional slips, but on the
whole we should be proud
that matters have gone well
from the administration point
With this capable work contin-
uing there is no doubt that
even greater things can be ac-
complished. Even a President
gets four years in which to get
his program going, and GER
tainly there are greater diff
culties here. We know what
we have, and the attitude of
the administration is clear.
Let us use what there is to the
best of its capacity, and know
that it is to our advantage to
retain the present policy. With
this in mind we can continue
to work on the many matters
of Importance which must be
met, and promptly. A change
at this time would certainly
not have been for the best in
terests of the Virgin Islands.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
@. He did the rcwtns'
Nee GeaA nd Kewtns.

@. He did the rcwtns'
Nee GeaA as Rswfng.
A. Most Of II: I an not good a'
that.
@. You are not very good ~ il ;
A. No.
O. And afterva.dx-yca seem
to be q hearty eater-did yoa &C
TO some place 70 eas with him.
A. Yes. We did. We vent te
Longehampx.
@. When vas the next time ycg
met Mr.. Guni;cnevs
A. II vas In Octooer. Mayos
II vas the second week or the
beginning Of October.
@. What source Of income otheI
than your salary did you have7
Received Meney Frem Father.
A. My father used 70 give m,
some money.
@. Outside Of your father xivtn,
yoe money. you had no bonds. M
stocks. or real estate7
A. ] had some var bonds.
@. The var bonds. 10 far as yos
are concerned. are something yot
bought In connection with you
salary?
Mr.. Kelly: Just q moment. Le
the witness testify.
Mr.. Palmer: Is war bonds 20
ing TO AFFECT your ] withdraw tn,
question.
BY Mr.. Palmer: @. In the frs
place. how many war bonds di,
you have altogether. all OF you
savings by working in the Govern
ment7
| A. have never added them W
! @. About how much?
Cashed Bonds fer Trip.
| A. cashed q sizable part o
them when went 10 Europe
maybe about 81. 900. ] do not know
@. That is the limit you wer,
ever able 10 accumulate, and tn,
Evening star., 1949-06-17

Ezahse pars yca scsns gong =
Ercpef
A. Yea
@. How long q s1rrs eaaps~c
fTezn the time es ycsr FIRST EN-
plcyraens anl2i yoa cresoed 10 gc
CT a vseasacnf
A. June. isxs--my father gave
me few bends. but rsost es tasm
! acquired myself.
q Why did yca make I'D reos
nind 20 80 20 Europe instead cs
one Of car places here In thin
country
A. Wen. ] had ncs bad q vArS
ton In years ] thought ! wealc
like O song saeasann and also q
change. ! wanted 10 Get out al
Washington. ] did not wans te
spend is around Washington. So
I decided ! would like 10 80 g
Europe. Mr.. Foley himself had
been dtscnsxsns going 10 Europe
He had an acvapce reservation or
the French Line which he had soi
ten. ] believe. the early part O.
is4s. ! just decided IL would b
o eood idea. because ! had no,
used any money on vseasion sr
yearx
Was Never Married.
@. Up 10 the present date. Jud,
and ] do not want 70 20 ints
your secrets--out have you beer
married In al your lsfe7
A. No.
@. When you went 10 Europe
Judy. you had gone into Govern
ment service ut what age Of yoal
lfe9
| A. Just -.
@. How old were you when yot
came back
A. From Europes
q. Yes.
A. n.
O. ANYWAY. during all Of thoss
Evening star., 1949-06-17

yea.s yca hse ass nss - sssr
wAosn yca Aa1 fass~e - ir~e VIII.
az ;As nan vns nse sanea u ,ss.
with yos2. s.sccessssz55sy--i sssan -
that gsrsrx lawvvss . esAnes - srs
ihsn D divorce assss Tres svs
may-ae6
A. That 10 right.
Mr.. Palmer ask%e Nass coaaws
70 tell aec<1s she arss ssEas ssss
Russian srsck sa<s hcers,
Tgse time n Csntrai FArk- ~
took me hasns teas sagAf arr
SAID.
CssissAss nadnr C@sne In.
@. psd he taxe you upstairs te
ycsg hosnef
A Ne scck me 70 The docw We
took me 10 In the elesaiss e&.i ~
did not cons u nv apartment
q. II was aslaie late
/ A. Yea II was late - Tia
sense Nv father used 70 &c u
steep OF about 10 30 or IL and
did not want 10 tntefraes sEn
@. YOU spoke about the fme'
that he teierncnea yea. Dsc ~
/ telephone 10 your honeF
/ A. In New Ycrk*
@. Yea
A. Yes
@, by the say. did Nj oaess.
ches have an accent os any
kinds
A. A very decided aceeai.
Neither Answered Fhens.
( @. In eonnectian w'th yea.
/ father and mother. did there
come . time. from time 10 Ilus
when Mr.. Gae.tshev would sie.
phone 10 your home and some.
times yoif mother would Asaswey
the telephone9
/ A Yes.
! c. And then you spoke 70 hin
Evening star., 1949-06-17

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~ewk te o. 60 Mssss essnAts sar sS'zss
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Ahxasy Tss< lAs9~ s4agAsr -
SsasA AA4
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ssKns ac@u te Rivers Drive
Evening star., 1949-06-17

approached ycu from the time of
the arrest 20 the present raomenss ?
A. Never.
@. Nov. In connection with Mr..
Gubitchev. after you had this
question asked Of you BY me. ] ask
you now. as 7 was asking you q
moment ago. before I interrupted,
did you or Mr.. Gubitchev at any
time. between the time you met
him up until the time you last saw
him. ever on any occasion. 70 your
knowledge. talk 70 him about your
Job. or did he talk TO you about
his job?
A. He could not tell me much
about his job. ! was not inter-
ested. ] do not know anything
about construction engineering
So far as my loo goes. wnen MY
MacKnight Jesse MacKnight. for
meriy chief analyst at the Justice
Department. first hired me. he
cautioned me. as well as the 9TH
ers. not to discuss the fact that
we worked in the foreign agents
registration section with people
He said In general it was Q good
idea not to. 80 used 70 tell peo-
pie I was involved In some ad-
ministrative law. In fact q lo'
of people never knew ! was In the
foreign agents section until they
read 1t In the newspapers after
my arrest.
Dis~ussed PerSonal Problems,
Evening star., 1949-06-17

e' Q And then you spoSs 70 him Sei wsAsssss Has
Evening star., 1949-06-17
@. Do you speak French?
A. Very badly.

@. Has any one, On behalf oil
duhitchev. through any medium.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
Henry V. WillOughbv

500 Mass. ave, ne. Al 1O13.
COLORED - VACANT $3.50 down
Will buy this. semi-det. home with
ga, si eier; and g94 tr1 R-y n T TsasSr on
AID. o53l, ewes FA. 0.59. IS
CoLORED-VACANT - 900 block
hal, II, baths, full basement oil
h.-w.h automatic gas INV. heater.
stationary, tubs, COMPLETE kitchen.
per- psr'e month o1t''o Cali 'Sa Mr. d0sE sEwEiL Eli
HoRAD, Nj. 1928 or HO. ! 5s3, a
ABBEY PL. NE
Modern Groom and bath brick.
Sll.5O0: new BRYANT gas heating
boiler. built-in garage; cash payment.
bal. less than rent. Call D1. 1871.
for appt. to inspect. After g, MIR
coLoREbzAxi,.oo 611hi Iz iI@o CASH will II buy
6-room brick home, gas heat. EX
5ln.. GE. 2i56.
COLoRED-S5OO WILL BUY this va
CoLoRED - WOODBRIDGE Det
frame bungalow. only $3.50: near
10Th and Hamlln SITS. ne; 4 rms.
and bath. full basement Reasonable
terms. FLOYD f. DAVIS CO. 1879
COLORED ONLY $1,000 DOWN
Will buy this fine 6-rm row brick
with tull bsmt. and INV h, excel
lent location. SURETY REALTY CO,
AID. o5:!l: ewes. FA. 0"59, ~
down; brick '!-family fiat. RIB
porchts A FISCHER. co 56lo. Il
COLORED = VACANT; $500 down,
S"mIdet brick c. h-W h :. Neal ST.
Mr.. REYNOLDS. DI. :'!44 ewes,
CoIoRID-HoME AND INCOME
Morris Dl. ne. Three completely
furnished apartments. oil INV h
convenient to everything: excellent
condition: income Sis month; Dlst.
approved; only Sl3.H5o, reasonable
with CAMPANELLA & WOOD. Ex,
,oLoREDsvAca>T; Or fvAcca> $500 500 dovn- own
1ls3 Neal st; ne. All brick, 4 lge;
rms, bath. electric. gas, porch and
NV, ST. U45l; ewes, GE. 503l. --6
COLORED-5th AND X ST. NE
Only $1,000. SubSt. brick, q rms,
bath. coal hot-water heat; excel.
CoLORED - TRINIDAD SECTION.
SI3.S50-Attractlye row brick, i
lovely rms. plus :, finished rms. and
bSmt: pvt. emit; new gas furnace,
large yard. Immediate possession.
Reasonable terms. Call GE. "22fh I'll
S pm. BRIGHTWOOD REALTY co.
COLORED - BROOKLAND BUNGA-
Low bedrms and den fun bsmt..
porch, gar, large lot, modern bath;
excellent cond priced to sell at
$l5,0O0 with terms. John McRae.
Ala sil". BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors. DU. S55S.
COLORED-'rd and H ST. Ne. o.
rm. brick, bath, h.-Wh full bsmt.;
1000 down.
7th st. n.e.-f-rm de luxe brick;
bath. fun bsmt; Sl,500 down.
9th and L n.e-trm. brick. bath
INV h: Sl.25O down.
9th and Morton pl. me- rm. brick;
excellent cond; $500 down
To inspect these and many other list
ings We have. call RALPH d. COHEN,
14"4 X st. NV, EX. 51o5. \
COLORED-"E9 + ST.-S-rm. det.
frame, only S6,5bh: reaS. down pay
ment; monthly payments like rent.
Mr. TolSon. FIR. u:Hm
NIkInNI DLhT nv m
Evening star., 1949-01-04
SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGINIA

conv. to Pentagon :
Det. brick home of rooms, tiled
bath, nicely equipped kitchen, full
bsmt., gas heat, large level lot:
Immed. poss.; excellent terms: Call
Mr.. Fisher any time, ST. 1869. "a
xIi,n5O - Two-bedroom, all-brick
home, Living room, dining room,
pouipped kitchen. Side screened
porch, full basement, oil heat. brick
GARAGE, fenced yard Good terms.
J LEE PRICE, 2303 s. Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arlington, Va, OF. 1?OA
or OK. 1900.
(Cor tinued on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1949-01-04
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLANI
CHEVY CHASE MD

The Hamlet This charming Colo
nial. painted, brick home. l blk
from Conn. ave. offered for sale for
the 1St time. The lst floor consists
of spacious entrance hall large
living room with wood-burning fire.
place, lovely screened living porch,
dining room and modern kitchen:
Half wav up stairway off of land
ing Is an attractive paneled den or
bedroom; second floor consists of 3
bedrooms and > baths, storage at
tic: basement has large aameroom
with open fireplace, asphalt tile
plete bath; automatic h.-w.h., Lear
attached garage; on we'll land
Scaped corner lot; reasonably priced
at $3l.50O. Call Mr.. Leigh, MA
1900. Ewes. ard week ends. WI
Evening star., 1949-01-04
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

NEARBY MD, 8 rooms; bath, large
lot. fruit trees, garden; vacant;
S15O-Sl 900 cash. ia. 1O10. IS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA-stylish brick bungalow
off Georgetown I'd. near Suburban
Hospital and Naval Medical Center.
Built prewar; redecorated. Imme-
diate possession. Contains well-pro-
portioned living room with fireplace,
dinette, complete kitchen. two ample
bedrooms, new tiled bath, stairs to
f1oored attic, utility basement; oil
heat; paved drive TO garage: at
tractive level lot. Convenient terms.
Selection of other bungalows in Be-
thesda and Silver Spring. Phone OIL.
1864 until 9 pm. SYDNEY KARR,
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS-English-
type det. brick home OF 8 rooms, ga
rage. oil heat, newly redesorated;
lovely lot with barbecue savilion;
only ST. 1850; immed. pooss: Call MIR.
FISHER ANYTIME, ST. Lob9. -6
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE, that pop
ular subdivision in Silver Spring full
of nice homes and nice people rela-
lively new brick and frame 2-story
design of ; rooms and tiled bath,
fireplace. oil heat, equipped kitchen,
on a well-landscaped lot with several
tall trees: -Four Corners shopping
center. schools, churches and bus
terminal all nearby; S12 800. r: P.
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. tSun.
and ewes, ask operator for Green
belt 3773. Mr.. Davis0 -
Evening star., 1949-01-04
HoUsES-sALE-k.W. Cont. J

HAMILTON ST. near Sth-Colonial
row brick: 6 rms, bath, garage; very
reas. terms. w CLIFFORD SHERT-
ZER. RE. ,,125 or Sligo IA.
VACANT - Two-bedroom row brick
clean as a pin; gas h.-wh.: 2.-car
garage. Priced cheap to sell and
immed. occupancy. C. W EGGLE-
TON. 1917 14th st. NV. DU. 5O5l;
residence, DU. O147. =
2-FAMILY; $16.95O; reaS terms;
well-equip.; semidet. brk: apt avail
able to buyer. good rental from
other or both: conv. location. SH
10ll till 9. YOUNG -ORLOSKY CO.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
NK. 9Th AND T.. CAPITOL; vacant
3-unit Semidet masonry house; Goa
h-w n; Sl4.a50 This won't last
Mr. Tolson. FIR 029O.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
FIR 5ll9. 4
IS NEW HOMES

w ~ IL w A4O2sxLo
Semidet. 3 bedrms, deep fenced lots;
fine CONSTRUCTION; bus. school. stores
at corner Near Boiling Field; low
est down payment Out Nichols
ave. Sc. 10 South Capitol St. pro-
ceed 10 Elmlra st, rlght TO sample
furnished house Open until 3.
JAMES CARROLL. 653 Lebaum st,
Sc. TR OII@ -
COLORED NAVY YARD workers
S59j down and you can own this
fine 6-room brick with gas and elec.
SURETY REALTY CO. AID. 05;'l;
COLORED-I35a TALBERT TER
mediate possession. Brick, rooms;
basement with separate entrance;
oil &C. heat: excel. cond; Slo.95O.
terms Inspection by appointment.
OWNER. TR. 1858: ewes, VI. o990.
COLORED - ANACOSTIA - "6l3
Douglas I'd se $500 down. Newly
rms. bath. full bsmt. INV heat
deep lot; on busline. Price. S6.950.
Open. or call HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. s.e. TR.
coLoRED fiB D, tt, GAS,ACosTIA = Almost
new brick, . rms. and bath. base
ment. Gas heat. easy terms FORD
f, MORGAN, ST. RE. 1910; ewes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boil
ling Field, attractive row brick ar
ranged into , apts.: / | large rms,
garage large yard. Excellent income.
session Gail GE. e@70 IN pm
BRIGHTWooD REALTY co. 3
Evening star., 1949-01-04
Immediate Possession

Immediate Possession
Near 18th and MasSach achusetts ave. Sc.
Row orlCk, substantially built: 6
rooms and bath, front porch. double
rear porches: hot-Wster heat, fun
basement; nice ward; excellent clean
CONDITION; includes furniture. piano,
radio. electric refrlgerator, etc. Price
and terms reasonable. Mr.. Altman
FIR 39C4
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1924 18th st. NV. DI. :3346
1850 10th ST. S.E. tnr. Penna. ave.
and Howard Johnson s)-Modern IL
rm.. bath semldet. brick; Sl295O
with $3.50 down. balance / trust
A. payable SHS per mo. incl prime
int. taxes and ms Start the New
Year right in this practical new
home. Open :! til dark.
SIGLER & TISHLER
Evening star., 1949-01-04
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
Home

Brightwood Corner Home
Very desirable brick home, ideal for
doctor; prewar built, large center
hall plan, 7 rms, > baths. garage.
excel. location; price. $1a.a50. Cali
Mr.. Mcintosh, EX. 34s0; ewes, WA.
0S07
Fred A. Smith Co.