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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
LIBERALS TAKE OFFENSIVE
AGAINST DEPRESSION THREAT
By NATHAN ROBERTSON

Washington PA)Th threat of depression has brought a
first real hope Of economic reform legislation in years.
within b pa. n u1 eRsnft e s aSd
eSe0 D m @ peSpe BY @
AL liberal g IN the gng 9 ting s sg ena to
nS nyestiEaon ] "' ms "''''
delay the Admnsaton housing bill revival hopes action
the Bransn farm opening of the monopoly pol i'm
the telephone bill and the introduction by partisan bloc in
goal of $500 billion dollar economy
m N @ of & 't nd f be 1s" groups nnve 5 e
& hp Of 1 G % oo to d % SuPpG Rn pem @ @ @
has been seen in Washington a long time
Behind nf Ss Rss not @ Se 6f ss
Nw D has s been ea The last
@ sn hs % f% an 70 SHs Sa @ sn
in constant conflict domestic ssu conflict that not only has
the liberal government
on D Pe @ Rs'sS s @ and a3s the A sa
could only be talked about With the single exception
of F the S e eo1e w % New Sf Deal n G G Fs 9e be
Presidents have done little than hold conservative Con-
Even after President TG@ans sweeping victory last fall
Southern Democratic Republican coalition Congress still had
edge in votes The eont than
that people outside Of the economists could excited
as long as this conditio prevailed
ce @ G h e "etsa %5n
b a a0tDeS 6 ana S People s on mee
whether these Requiring depresons with all their waste and
shibboleths of big business.
change mood Washington which probably reflects
change throughout the startling Proposals which would
laughed at months
Some of the Presidents which had been dched back
on the track k % For their the first time in 10 years ear there real chance to
haps n the laws. 10
Bills which Congress has been kicking around for
of security modenzaton of the waghour
tightening the laws against
chance The drive far less dangerous than
Congress evident quarters,
but it will if the economy continues to slide downward
of this that hopes for legislation
bad economic If the
successful the tide
slide needless depression
get away the old ches and the arguments
They probably will claim the credit
depression the they fighting to
block the needed to do just that.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED!
By RUTH TAYLOR

How bad things really? The unemployment figures
defaon become household there
all the worand is showing frayed here
nation weathered
than this We that the only thing have fear
but there another snaky little that real Fifth Column
mist, that bores from within That is Encouragement.
his tales Kpng speaks of the tale that whisp
the shpof discouraged
of holding the whole ship together and
he pulled out-and the ship sank
So it is when becomes discouraged 1t is not only his
confident their abilities. And the is bad For
when become discouraged then depression really settles
sued
cautious and the SNOWFALL has begun roll increasing
it plows along
When nation becomes discouraged the end is sight for that
the mouthngs of
feeding their fear and promising change We have hap
What the Marshall Plan but preventative of dis
the building people who otherwise might be
discouraged to resist subversve doctrines?
Of there times when each of is discouraged
with myself there times when just sit and look
and written, when
express should say
that-a fresh, clean piece of
is with lives The best for discouagement clean
piece paper-a that always What
ability something
Don't let dscouragment down. She other day
Pat office wall his sayings which
struck home
But a qutter is always discouraged man.
and ability! .. -.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28

Mediation Ching discussed labor disputes
by that employers s M are qe more % s % R
mo & GhPg Gp av SsD of s on on hs h a by
stories about the fling the n biggest suit G in
Clark the labor press reported declared largest
@ Soa @ o to e fse snh
General Motors and US Rubber This probably just the type of
ident on-leave from us. Rubber
U.S. Steel Corp major strike by
f to With With the he's On the samf a
u s. stees than billion
fGa @ Who ns Wants o the discuss s6o month
takes much time to count to twoandone-half billion?
The stee-rich family given $6OOOOOO establish
school for PITTSBURGH Do have teach them hem
were kidnapped by wofpaeks at the age of nine.
The American given up attempts
The AE and co the annual Labor Day
The The
eve can't afford pay raise"
the unions last week that the gAW had bought one
thss Of r 9k d % fs h % I eS SS s U G h holds % Stock @
holders and see @ What & goes & on Our Our % % radio &
ness of American trade unon because unions can become stock
be 9 Se tb ofe Fact hat arpe r number o nG @
earn the you pay to your union The picture Of the UW fgur-
Of $4,000 year might ponder
Robert Taft writing for ITO newspapers in Ohio but
an to Single question the union sent him on May 1S The nt
Typographical Union has been s strike against five Chicago
Hartley against the union Remembering that Taft insisted
Chicago Newspaper Publishers pro-
unless each and every such contract approved by each and
endorse "fs a as pFa The q Fs e e matter d
that under as philosophy have real bargaining good faith
agree to everything the employers agreed on
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
NEWS und VIEWS

nation radio address With the % health mepahs s
familiar reminded listeners that threourths of the
federal budget I TAX takes &c care the costs & and n ont
that s than onurh arises from the domestic functions Of the
Of government spending as follows:
y $14 billion for national defense;
p 81 billion for international aid and
81 $l billion for bonds and benefits for
altogether $s2 billion out of total budget of $2ooOooOoo
repeatedly been stated in this space that domestic Expenditure
especially housing education and public works poorly
likes the Of expenditures
Large R s1 h high price s I pra nd
50 than hi decade sae
greater than it was 10 years ago."
growth Importance the
ssn @ does @ n take m into se % % @e 81 to y fo%n @ of e
oos i IN SSar yof e b % Of U e usn to e
justified in asserting that the ignores the effect of this
saGds the PRESIDENT Aa seefs Raf on s sAp' ''0
There also inherent I GUntradon between t the s Presidents
Of last that would aeeHefae Frat the decline 6
take credit for fiscal policy which is drastic reversal
decline could not
the rest bettle economic ills
TsS settng for Forth f
Of nee adopted the last hse 6 m ss @ %s @ per at
iod a. than we have in p a similar period before
with Vt ooS @ OG n" @ labor Dp in @ ae a M
for $4,000 people That interesting point
ment of $3174 for each job substantially lower than the
initial capital investment of $65O for each job the
qurement in ruma1s apparently bypassed
monetary problems with which private enterprise has to
underlying the presidential address high
lighted by speech President d. Peron of
Argentina his independence In
optimism the Argentine uehrer asserted
worldwide developing but that his government
its effects in Argentina He argued that if in the realm of
pondy adding would very bright
the depression hit begin
lack of foresight"
Peron Dragging advice deserves to be needed
country before it is too late
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28

In two states Delaware and Missouri, trade unonsts
have been successful securing repeal of anabor egls
laon despite legislative shenangans by enemies OF labor
In Delaware law restricting the rights of unions to
enter security contracts finally repealed after
a Republican senator refused to turn to the Senate the
official bill which the House had acted upon, and the Re-
pubcans goaed that the bill dead since the Senate
had no bill to act upon.
The dilemma was resolved when the Senate passed
duplicate" repeater which Gov Albert n. Cave signed
fulfilling the Democratic partys repeal pledge
In Missouri the notorious Madison act, severely limit
ing the right to strike finally wiped off the books after
labor forces rallied to break alngh Senate lbuste
In both repeal the direct result of last Novem
bers elections These clearly point the way for in
creased political activity by labor i'll 1850
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
Welfare Of The Formers

western spokesman for the wealthy, landed agncu-
turists-as distinguished from farmers who till the soil
wept bitter for half column in the newspapers the
other day The farmers he sad have suffered blight on
their incomes Prices have gone down trife. IT, he SAID
the working people of the citythe Unionsdont look out
there be big depression because the farmer will be un-
able buy the manufactured products of the industrial
centeTs.
Yes there's something to it. If the farmers cannot
buy the tools with which to farm factories will close down.
But that's only half of the story If the city working people
buy the products of the farm what happens to the
farmer? The IT, S. Treasury cannot buy all he raises ana
throw it away Furthermore, there many people
working the city factories than the farms Wouldn't
the farmers get farther if they quit fighting Labor Unions
and tried cooperation?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
Defense OF Democracy

We must take positive steps to defend and strengthen
democracy. We must give democracy economic strength
We give democracy spiritual strength We must give
democracy material and military strength to defend itself
against Soviet offensive discourage such often
sve from ever being undertaken Finally strength
en- world democracy by setting worthy example We must
get rid of our own black sheep
Evening star., 1949-09-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE AND CHILD wish 2-bedrm
apt. or house, furn. or unfurn., Arl.
or Alex; rent and utilities not ex-
ceeding S100; Oct. lst. GIL. 416l.
LANDLoRDs-No charge for refer
ing your house or apartment for
rent to Capital Transit employees
who need family hoAsing. Just phone
MI. 1858 weekdays, $3.50 to g., and
say II want to list some housing" :"
apt, unfurnished, in apt. bldg, NV.
ea faassn Setasen $50 psas sna $3.50
nscHEios and : pP aP RE Re-, 13i4 e. and 8. nvt
EMPLoYED fS co6PIE eaii desires 1-bedPm.
S nE ifs S ss}
staff member; no children. Submit
ssoomplete description and rent. Box
EMfIoyEp MILO; Efsri GENTLE COUPLE desire e
B. ' c. or Md. FIR. M is1s. 0 'fA :.
FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. or
small home for ss5; man, wife and
BURGEss' RA. 1000. Hj ' " g g"
VETERANS WIDOW and mother need
1-bedrm.. unfurn. apt; prefer NV;
max. $50; refs. GL. O349. -6
2 REFINED WOMEN win take excel.
snss smekns nj and anIuln no pes
2 Pro Rooms. VS. kiTcH., HHSi I BAfH Hof by Gov.
empl. lady; vic. N. Capitol or Brook
land. Max. $50. BOX so2-A. Star.
4Es Arc coss ssSst ro sss 30 y,ik.1Ss Vii nj
MED. nr sHH1i5EN ssHTH15DENr AND WIFE, no Chill
dren. desires. 1-bedroom furnished
apt: or rs subles in n NV; pref sss george s!
caTIP. tGnP WniTEh, w Il ss Som arrsnsiy need
school. Immed. poss. 81. 3966. s.
REFINED WOMAN desires 1-bedrm
or eficiency apt, furnished or un-
faT1isheai nent WI ytslpit' zs7bi Conn; pefma-
QUIET, considerate couple; wife en-
ployed, husband retired, desire suit
able 1-bedrm. apartment, furnished,
close I'M; reas. Box 233-A. Star. -
paa ooman! or eslenes ns ssosas eDs perm
shares. ia. s369 ewes. or week end.
2 EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMEN, COL
lege graduates, want Groom un-
ginning Sept. II. References. Max
imum S75. AD. 1854.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, 2-rooms. kit,
bath, unfurn. apt In nice neighbor-
hood. $50 max. WI. 4S77. to 10
pm.
AIRLINE PILOT urgently needs at
tractively furnished two bedrm. apt.
or house convenient to NATL. Air
port, grade school and Transports
ton, GIL; 1903; -.
Army Colonel and family, NO small
children Phone WO. 0661, 3 to 8
Pm, Wednesday, Sept. z. -
Evening star., 1949-09-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

8 BEDROOMS, recreation room. gas
heat. fenced yard, Easy washing
machine, / block from bus, S145
monthly. 1543 41st st. Sc. Cal
owner Twining O91S. 5'
FOR RENT OR SALE -bedr DON
house, h;,,s ,,1sy tg5n.: sl2o mo, Call Rock
4ca PEABODY ST. N.E.-a-bedroom
furnished house, available immedi-
ately; S122;50. LUTHER L. MIL
4 BEDRMS., 3 baths, partially fur.
nished, beautiful furniture, Bendix
elec. iToner; large yard; Arlington
$500 mo. RA. 1892 ewes. and week
FALLS CHURCH. 7-rm. det. house
. porches. full bsmt.; oil &C. heat
beautiful furn; $40 mo. FA. 1854
FURN. HOUSE. 3 rms and bath
built-in garaRe, gas heat, nice porch
shade trees. nr. Silver Spring. adult!
only, no pets or wild parties: avail,
at once. Call SH. 1921.
4511 Garrison st. NV.
American Univ. Park, beautiful 10.
cation of all new homes; nicely fur
niShed, 6 rooms and 2 baths, brick
garage; keys here; S225.
HoWenStein Realty Corp.
141S H st. N. w, d. 1877. -E
Evening star., 1949-09-05
kQAIS

HAMPTON SAILBoAT, 1s 1T. long,
l design, solid mahogany, new ny,
lou. sails. This boat is years old
and has had very little use. Orig
naYsGowlk ,asl s9s5 aXRNE III ss Fl he
oGMsoasD lE1s Msi9s .orok Nj ST. REPAIR, in,
board motor repair, hauling and
esanes .nd we painters hsys she n ss ety
Washington's largest marina; MAY
1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST. $500
IDEAL chesapeaks Bay fishing boat. pat.
gine, marine trans; equip. for fish-
Ing parties. see at Alvin Parks gas
DECK, Deale; Md;; 81 81 $50; s,s oszot,
By week. BOX Sss:A. Star. s.
STAR, REGISTERED. with trailer. suits
salts. and. other equipment. all In
sxseli i, sond; ;ofiTRoaSn 1Ms SSSa' motor, 50 al,
sizes in stock at present for immed.
TIoWER MAR1NE = SERVICE. INC INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. 1890.
zs-FT. YACHT. seaworthy. COM
sacrifice, $500. RE. 1457. %.
s5-FT. KETCH. practically new sails,
universal marine aux Qlngpy, lulIy
founded; $3.50. FA. 647S. -6
WISHING fARTIES = Day, night;
Chesapeake Bay, Herring Bay.
Eastern Bay, Sharps Island. Goosss,
z1SEruoNY 1SE asseFsisiensi K1sS. wa esn ez1sa. CAPT
12-FT. WOLVERINE, Marine ply
wood, about 4 mos. old. Must sell
today; $3.50 or best offer. WI.
sTTEE g2E1 CRAFT, a7-Fr-Tnis most
heautiful, modern cruiser accommo-
dates 4, galley. toilet. etc. COM
rnissioned July, 194s. in exc. cond.,
very roomy. comfortable. seawor-
thy and economical; double plank
cedar bottom, many extras. Price,
$1,000. HARRY JUSTINE, S11 18th
st. NV, MA. 2S44. u
Evening star., 1949-09-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1885 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-3 single
rms. large closets; Mt. Pleasant
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished rooms for young ladies and
young men: running water. phones
in rooms: excel: board; elevator: g.
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 16th-Newly
decorated rooms for business people
and students. Some pvt. baths
Excel. food and service; switchboard.
PARK RoAD-Excellent location; S4s
and $50 per month; 20 min, down.
town; Southern cooking. Call co.
9S0S. 10
WESLEY HALL-spacious double
rooms in remodeled. redecorated
bldg. running water in every rm..
large closets; dances and free
S. $3.50 $40 mo 1a9e EXCEL gel food sepdls Nb
9SO4.
rooms; excel. meals and transp.:
service; S47.5O to $50 per mo.
1897 Belmont rd. NV, phone MI
1774 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large dbl
triple attractive rooms; auto. laund.
s1a D ST. N.E.@Rm. and board for
gentlemen. Table board with lunches
N. ARL.-Pvt. home for or 2 elderly
ladies. OW. SS31. -5
GIRL who does not drink or smoke.
to board with widow and daughter.
Nicely furn. apt. $45 per mo. RA.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
HoUsEs-sALE-N.W. Icont. }

New listing; ist Offering Of this
home on lot 6Ox150; lst floor has
large living room with mirrored
open fireplace, dining room, de luxe
end floor. 8 large bedrooms and
bath; lst floor ali new broadloom
carpets. A real beauty: $20.950.
~; A, TWEED CO., exclusive agents,
5504 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 till
sHEPHERD PARK-Big 4-bedrm.. 2
bath brick home in most desirable
part of this exclusive section; den on
1st f.; screened liv. porch; maids
rm; and bath; Gear sarge; beauti-
Ing; i $a5.S5o. FRANK s. PHILLfPs,
DI. l411; eyes,, call WO. 4754. IS
YORKTOWN VILLAGE (Worthington
dr)-A new Offering of this authen-
TIC Williamsburg brick Colonial, built
with screened rear porch opening to
a beautiful garden, din. rm.. bedrm,
or library with full bath. excellent
kit; End q. has bedrms., baths;
&RHhb RssHsIY do RSmf s5S4 dann as 0s; svs + a4
coIoHfxG 81 SEaI VI 1MaAsTRf!Rp1EcE-1n : + f!RRpi1EcE- one
Of our most exclusive an, ana highIy nE
o yrs. old. like new; 8 rms, 3h
baths, rec; rm;, maids rm; and
ssi. siH; 800. 5o' Franz s: PHiLLiPs, pf
III III; aITST1S fyss;i sa sT' wo os.W.9sis,sbo 45o4
Row brick in excel. cond.; 8 rms,
bath, full basement, double rear
Ppsstsfes ps5aft lot 'Ps.9sss Fs4sR - sHfLi1Ps:
NRAR R1 l4ha ,h exss xND isl khNYoNV.can 70 7oS5
only S16,950; owner will accept rea-
builtDin garage, IN baths, 8 large
rooms, 3 porches, o.h.-w.h. To in
spect, cali Ho. $3.50 or GE. 1904.
FuRNIsHED-Near Walter Reed; det:
large family: $4,000. ROSS, MA.
NEAR aHs' % Rock CREEK PARK-va-
cant Large row brick; 3 bedrmss,, 2
baths, oil heat, 8 porches, gar ,,.s 81 z.
Morse. sH. $500. BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors. DU. 1868:
SPECIAL-Can you use 4-bedroom
and bath home? Also living room,
dining room and kitchen. Needs
some decorating. Only $1,000 down.
and $75 per month. Vacant. Con-
veniently located. near government
0lQRS.. shopping, eJC MT. NlCHaI 10
wo. 6sab. MARSHALL J. wAPLF
CO. 1924 14th st. NV. Realtor
LOVELY DET. BRICK, 3 large bed
rooms. 11s baths, large living room,
porches Mr. Guynn, EN-. 1892.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co. 1924
14th st. NV; Realtor, DI. 3346.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-S1. 900 cash.
bal. monthly 729 Upshur st. NV.
Vacant. Semidet. Colonial. lRe:
rms, arranged as 2 apts; INV: oil
heat, garage; good cond. MI.
Mr.. ONTARIO APIS, 8 bedrm. row
brick; 2 incl porches; brick garage:
price, $4,000; terms. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900, until 9 pm.
351S Conn. u
NEAR wEsTMoRELAND CIRCLE. Just
over D. c.. line in restricted COM
munity Of fine homes: brick Colonial
in excel. cond.: 9 rms. q bedrms),
3h baths, rec. rm. with bar and
firepl.; den and Law; 2-car garage:
$32, 800. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
DI. 1411; ewes, call AID. 1924. -5
1868 RITTENHoUsE sT.-Attrac. q
story and bsmt. brk.. 3 bedrms.. 2h
baths. rec. rm., insm.. Bryant gas
furnace, gar; $1,000. Call RA
O396 %
Evening star., 1949-09-05
FOREST HILLS

FUMES I I111A1O
Thiss home consists of large living
room. dining room. den, kitchen and
powder room. lovely bedrooms. z
baths and finished 3rd moor with
bath; lot 70x120; 2-car garage; Can
ham. EN-. 359O. with BETHEL
Evening star., 1949-09-05
DOGS. PETS. Ec.

DACHsHUND PUPPIES. f.. 10 .wks.
old; wormed, have dtstemper shots,
home raised. Axe reg. TIE. 1862.
DOG HOUSES FOR sALE-suitable
for your dog. 1927 Lee hwy" Ross
i 'ya yp6snEaRiMAN r1NscHER. M, puppy.
2. 2 mos. az old; aaIs reasonable to Es risht
males. wks.. AKci $50. HI.
sts scsotTsrY PUPPIES. Axe REGISTERED,
s weeks old. black. Annapolis sis2.
n.0; sss s,,s sseh si.h.s st pupsIss akc
s4Jb Az esEh1fcE sf5 s'ss spts Very pretty
MSscGss4Es dss ssHEfsdp pufp12s III as4sS S
bred. SIS each. Call HI: 59sl' or
GIVE YOUR PET vacation. Modern
Cocker puppies for sale. KRIss
KRoss Kennels, Fairfax 11-J..2.
DASCHUND PUPPIES, Axe, fe-.
males; 8 mos. granddaughterso OF
dunther; shots to date. FA. 1895
fUREBRED DALMATIN puppies,
age 2 months; also 2-year-old fe-
male in whelp, reasonable. Write or
come see GRACE E. BERNARD, Pin
f0s Dsar Pas5lIes' selrys store3 Fa,F1a%
GATED PINTO, wen hammered but
spirited. For fureher info,' call TO.
CocKER PUPPIES, Axe. 7 weeks,
males. s36; females. $50. Owens
GEk%xN gfSS; Efsi fssiHEsPPHERD sPHER PUPPIES. Sired
by Ch. Dorm of Dornwald, Asgard
BOXER PUPS, brindle. males and
female, Axe registered. CHI. 421O.
Axe REGISTERED FAwN BOXER
puppies, three three males one female
eGEhAr Gall III bANE iassr PUPPIES, tswn. male,
$50. MRS. r. D. LINDSEY, Coles
vile; Nd; Silver Spring o39s. vc
ims.disssels. iaaaa 81 eRam?lS39a Fa sS9a Avalia'le
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 8 mos. old,
lines. Fawns, brindles, males and
females, cropped and beautiful; also
beautiful fawn male, 2 yrs. old. and
fawn female; 2 years sr3sd oid; TSe Hew dos g
your opportunity. Priced reasonable
See 'nem hLPaW .Paay' KENNELS
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended. > miles
out, adj. Q. M. depot. TIE. 2430
rScGTsH nj nHa 4ss1i SETTER PUPPY. pedisreed
4 mos. old. female, registered. Very
reasonable. Call CHI: $500, -,
Persian, 9-weeks-old. heusebroken.
SGi2Sa6as G2 tasS' MINIAfURE s1iH a1i anG GscHsAsta:
LRS. 4 enchanting gray puppies now
5sssy for saEphpRn ny hGRs rGps IL S94ss ges' we
have what you are looking for
J. DEGERING. 81. 1929 or SH
Evening star., 1949-09-05
HOUSES FOR sALs-s,erthwes,

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-First offer
ing Of this Immaculate detached
white brick Colonial home near jan
ney School. First fl. has q large liv.
room with fireplace. large din. room,
mod. equipped kitchen with break
Second f., 3 good-sized bedrooms, 2
tile baths: stairs to insulated attic;
slate roof. The lot is wide for this
area and nicely planted. Priced
800. Call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
5000. 3400 Conn. ave.
BRIGHTW0oD - 4-bedrm. semidet.
sbnaf, Shss t4anso STss egny gH s147 T. 'hoDpio0s
OF Conn. ave; lovely detached brick
garage and . porches; gas heat;
,;S;. an excellent s.a value; Coz eonyeniept to
TWEEb fysTHsh,neso Co.. 80 Sso4 Conn sn's Ave. EN-.
CHEVY CHAsE-Excellent oppor.. 1st
offering; ideal for professional man;
corner lot; 1st fl. has bedrm. or
porch. din. .rm. and kit; 2nd f.. 8
bedrms. and BATH entire bsmt. nm
ished as rec; rm; apt; or 1ince' pm csI1 AT
e Sonn. nos; Ave. NV: z: EN-. 1870 til Pm
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., sI3,95O--.This
charming Dutch Colonial residence
has excellent value and Is located
close to all conveniences including
Wilson High School. st floor has .
reception hall, nice living room with
fireplace, large dining room, modern
equipped Kitchen. screened porch; !;
end floor, 8 nice bedrooms and tile
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000, 3400 Conn. ave:
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. - Detached
brick with attractive stone trimmed
front; bedrms., 2h baths: $22 500;
sHnhiss, 81 ffs hsss vs. ss6sss ssoo until PM
caavsG4Nb IIls GGnh; rARK-Location that is
unbeatable when 1t comes TO con-
yenience to good schools. shopping
and transportation; very large semi
det. frame home, beautifuLy moo..
ernized, includes large bedrm. ana
full tile bath on lst a; nuse roof: mop.
ern dream kit with ttn oreak5assI cn ans nSor oor:
$3.50. saa' FRANK s. s. PHILLIPS, p1.
rRIENipsHiP ff' HEIGHTS. $14. 4.950-
Det. 6-bedrm. home; lge; lot Tp garage,
Oil h.-w.h. W. CLIFF0Ep SHEHI-
GzREuHkdEToSWScorn. zEH Fl VIZ. sa 9iiS iSSrownssone
perfect cond.. handsome proportions
throughout; 4 freplaces, s master;
bedyms., small; 2h. baths, fuil
bsmt.; small wall garden;. suitable
ooo. MRS. BRADLEY. MI. s544. 90 !
PETwoRrH, $50 Randolph st. nv;
4-bedrm, brick. full basement. OH
heat, bath; Ice. yard. BY OWEN
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Evening star., 1949-09-05
APARTMENTS UkFvRkIsnEp

vEIERANs-see our MAYOR Gardens
ad under Coop. Apts. for Sale"
DRuRY REALTY CORP. RE. 1888.
distance Union Station; adults only.
Call Sat: and Mon. after 10 am,
sias IL; / rSsT 81. s.E., Bradbury Heights
tiles furn;: S110. TR. $685.. -
DUPLEX, liv. rm., bedrm., kit, din
ette, bath, $75 including utils. Good
Sc. loc. 20 min, to downtown, en-
ployed couple, vi. $3.50.
FIRST FLOOR Of two family house,
two bedrms.,. bath. liv. rm., din:
rm., kit, utilities, phone and use OF
basement incl. Lesser rental II
tenant cares for lawn and flowers.
VI. 4375. -
1 BEDRM., din. rm., liv. rm.. kit;
1st mr., pvt. entrance, unusually
attractive; adults. NV, sos. 81.
WE HAVE a vacant ard floor, once
suite of Arms. and 2 baths, on
Georgia ave. at Dale drive, and
Woodside, that would convert into a
lovely apt. for 3 or girls. II in
terested call WALKER & DUNLOP,
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

YOUNG BUSINESSMAN desiNs clean
furn. or unfurn. room or Bachelor
apt. with shower; near downtown.
Must be reasonable; Al refs. Box
26S-Z. Star -5
ROOMS WANTED in vicinity OF
Georgetown medical and dental
schools for students. 5000 Reservoir
after Labor, Day -5
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN. government
employe, non-smoker, wishes room.
with laundry privls. Box 294-A, Star.
PVT. HOME (N.W.)-Kit. privils. for
young Govt girl: will share; best
refs Box 3O1-A. Star. 6'