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Evening star., 1949-11-15
British Labor Regime
Defers NationaIizinq
OF Steel Industry
by the Asseeiotsd Press

LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Labor
Government yielded to the Con-
servative House of Lords today
and deferred the date for nation
alizing the British steel industry.
This clears the legislative decks
for an early general election.
probably in February or March,
in which government ownership
of the steel mills will be a major
issue. &
The government offered an
amendment in the House of Com
mons changing the date the in
dustry would be taken over from
May !. 1850. to January /, 1851" !"
or a date not more than IL
months later"
The Lords had insisted the bill
should not be effective until July
/. 1851, so that the voters could
first express their opinion 'of 1t
at a general election.
Conservatives Pledge Repeal.
Conservative Party leaders have
promised that If the Conserva-
tives win the impending election
the naturalization bill will be re-
pealed.
Legislative leaders agreed that
the Lords would accept the new
dates proposed by the government
and that the steel bill will become
law within two or three weeks.
Enactment of the bill before
the election was demanded by
Labor Party leaders who want to
apepal to the country on a plat
form that their entire legislative
program has been completed.
If the government had refused
to compromise on the effective
dates of the steel naturalization
bill. the Lords could have delayed
final enactment until after the
House recesses for Christmas, De-
cember 16. even though a gov
ernment bill curbing the Lords
veto power passed the House last
night. $40 to 1877. .'
MP's Hear Reason for Action.
The measure allowing the Lords
to delay Commons-approved leg
islation only one year. instead Of
the present two years, was spon-
sored by Prime Minister Attlee's
Labor Government to permit pas.
sage of the steel bill over Con-
servative upper house objection
before the general elections.
Minister Of Supply Strauss out
lined to a private meeting Of La
Dor MPs today the reasons for the
governments compromise on the
naturalization date. The Min
istry of Supply will run the steel
industry If it is taken over.
Mr.. Strauss was reported to
have told ths MPs, some Of whom
were critical. that the advantages
of the delay far outweighed the
disadvantages. and assured en-,
actment of the steel bill during
this legislative session. Cabinet
members also attended the meet
ing. .....,-a 49,:
Evening star., 1949-11-15
eBurgmunr
CONTINUED From First Page.J

tuition, Judge Holtzof said the
commission Of such a grave Of
fense could be excused only on
the grounds of insanity or con-
elusive proof that the defendant
was in fear of immediate death
or serious bodily injury when the
reasonable act was committed.
Judge Holtzoff, In summarizing
the evidence, pointed out that all
of the 13 reasonable acts charged
against Burgman involve record
ings he made for the Nazi short
wave radio propaganda station
DEBUNK during May, June, July
and August, 1912. Originally the
Indictment charged Burgman with
treasonable acts extending from
December II, 1912, to May 8, 1945.
Admits Pseudonym.
Burgman admitted on the
stand, Justice Holtzoff pointed
out, that he was the "Joe Scan
lon" who broadcast propaganda
over Station DEBUNK. Burg
man said he prepared about 100
of the broadcasts himself, but
that others were written by Nazi
propagandists and he was forced
to read them.
Judge Holtzoh said the defense
contention that Burgman was in
sane in 1912 and did not realize
what he was doing was question
of fact for the jury to decide. He
pointed out that psychiatrists who
had examined Burgman sharply
disagreed as to his mental condi-
|tion at the time he made the
broadcastS.
Burgman was taken to the dis
pensary in the basement of the
courthouse and placed on q bed
to await the jury's verdict,
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Is there anything NEW in the movies?

1t happens and then THE BEST YEARS OF OUR
LIVES wasan example. GOING MY WAY was another So
were JOLSON pictures They burst like rockets across
the country and millions of made happy.
Another just around the corner-a brilliant merca'
study of a selfmade ruthless 'bie shot, his
morals manners of the gamblers and crooks
for his favor and the few who 1sked rum
and sought TO destroy him. The iteP ALL THE KINGS
MEN. great Pulitzer Prizewinning novel by Robert
Penn produced and directed by Robert Rossen
The actors whose might not
fall too famiiarly from lips -. but great actors
The story? The theme? The background?
Here ! story of SUCH mounting intensity that a
Of prevev limp after this stark erifne
drama, applause and aduaton for the
brave young o the favor Of the movie
soers Of this city.
The theme discussed. with your family .Awih
your neehbor. dinner tables Its Of
life live.
The background is tapestry Of sheer excitement in
which life, death and tragic happenings vie with each other
that the cracking seconds become almost
painful
That's KINGS MEN. vital, very great pic.
You should lis like this again.
This Columbia will be the PLAYHOUSE
THEATRE Fifteenth ST, II St and New York Ave.
NV, beginning Nov. 2rd.
Evening star., 1949-11-15

STUDYING AMERICA-Jean
Desses, As, leading designer in
France, arrived at National
Airport yesterday for a two
day stopover in a swing around
the United States. The Egyp-
tian-born Greek believes a de-
signer should know any coun-
try before he designs clothes
for its, consumption. 1t is re-
ported Mr.. Desses plans to
take an American designer
back to France with him. Mr..
Desses began his career at the
age of 10, when he designed
a party frock for his mother.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Ituly HoIts Ship Loading
OF 40 Surplus Tanks
BY The A.,oeio.sd Press

by me Assoefofed Press
ROME, Nov. 15.-National police
said today they stopped the load
ing of about 40 tanks aboard a
Panamanian ship at Civitavec-
CHA, north Of Rome.
T. Press reports said the tanks
"were bound for the Near East,
probably Israel"
The carabinieri officer on duty
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Railway Coach Fares
Boosted Above Prewar
Rates for PulImans
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

BY the kssoeiatsd Press
Another raise in basic railroad
passenger fares in the East has
boosted coach tickets above the
price of prewar Pullman trans
portation. ~
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission, splitting 6 to 4 on the
matter, issued the increase au-
thority to 81 Eastern lines late
yesterday. 1t permits a 1212 per
cent boost in both coach and
sleeping parlor car mileage
charges. It may be made effec-
tive on five days notice to the
public.
Communication fares are not af-
fected. but the upward revision in
basic interstate passenger rates
will go to 1876 cents per mile in
coaches and as cents per mile in
Pullman cars.
This compares with 2-cent
coach rates and Scent Pullman
rates in 1941. Four increases
since then have advanced the
Eastern rates more than so per
cent.
Record Deficit Last Year.
Southern and Western railrpads
In the same period have made ad-
vances of about 20 per cent, the
basic rates in these sections now
being 2.5 for coaches and 3.5 for
Pullmans.
The Eastern lines, conceding
that the new increase might di-
vert some traffic to competing
forms of travel. estimated that the
changes would yield them another
$37, 100000 a year, to help meet
a continuing drop in passenger
service revenues, which last year
showed q record deficit of more
than $252.0o0, 900.
A spokesman for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad said the Pennsy|
would still be in the red despite
the higher fares.
The ICC majority said the lines
had proven their case. It held
that more railroad income isl
needed in the light of heavier
operating expense and that the
new rates will still be relatively
low" when compared to the gen
eral level of incomes land prices
generally"
ICC Chairman Charles D. Ma
hattie differed sharply, filing q
dissent for himself and three other
commissioners. He said the fail
ure Of the previous postwar in
creases to halt the passenger rev.
enue decline should be a warning
that additional travel business
may be lost.
It was his suggestion that the
railroads experiment with re-
duced fares rather than further
increases"
Northern Virginia Affected.
The territory affected is East
of the Mississippi River and north
of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers.
plus the so-called Pocahontas re-
gien Of West Virginia and north
ern. sections of Virginia. Av-.r,-,
With one absentee, the case
was considered by 10 members Of
the 11-man commission, r
In his dissent, Chairman Ma
hattie. said that 1T the railroads
still had substantially q monopoly
of passenger transportation, in
creases in fares. as costs increase,
might well be the proper proce-
dure.
1.-THE present problem is not so
simple. Aside from the vast
amount of intercity travel by pri-
vate automobile, public carriers
by highway and air provide very
effective competition.
1T seems apparent that in ad-
dition to continued improvement
in their passenger services. the !
time has arrived for these peti-
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Businessmen Oppose
Human Rights Board

Opposition to establishment OF
a commission on human rights In
Washington. as proposed in bill
by Senator Neely, Democrat, OF
West Virginia. was voiced last
night by the Southeast Business
mems Association.
In voting unanimously against
passage of the bill. association
members pointed out the measure
would be an unnecessary expense
to the District.
The commission would have au-
thority to study and investigate
discrimination cases, but would
have no enforcement authority.
Louis F. Frick. secretary. said.
The group also voted to ask the
Zoning Commission to notify
property owners by personal letter
instead of through classified news
paper ads when q hearing on re-
zoning of their property will be
held. They asked, too, that the
notices be sent so days In ad-
vance, stating the street number,
lot and square Of the property
involved.
The motion also asked that
zoning proposals be determined
within 80 days after q hearing.
The businessmen opposed a
Capital Transit Co. proposal to
charge. IA cents instead of the
regular 13 cents fare for an ex-
press bus between Atlantic avenue
Sc. and Tenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
|. A resolution asking for parking
meters on Eighth street Sc. be-
tween M street and Pennsylvania
avenue Was, adopted. ,s.i,,4 ;.
The association met at Dono-
hoes Real Estate Co., 314 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1949-11-15

at Civitavecchia said he stopped
the loading operations pending an
inquiry by the Defense Ministry.
Army sources said the tanks
came from stocks of unservicable
vehicles in Southern Italy. They
were. bought from American army
surplus stores and sold for scrap
to a private Italian firm whose
name was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Soil Washed Awuy

Scientists estimate that at least
one third OF the fertile United
States top scil has been washed
away since the white men came
to Americas ss.f =, Il.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HOUSES FOR sAIE-sov,he.,,

CoLORED-oPEN j TO 8 PM, 1853
'Talbert Terrace Sc, Anacostia Il
blk. of Nichols ave) Vacant; imme-
diate possession; brick. rms,
basement with separate entr., oil
&C. heat excellent condition
Sl0.500. Cash, $1,000. OWNER,
TR. 1868; ewes, vi. O990. Ia
COLORED-2 LOVELY GRIN. houses,
1902 1903 Mass. ave. s.e.-Best buys
on today's market; should sell this
week end: chestnut trim: 1-2 family
house; PRICED to sell; open Sun,
1890, c. D. MURPHY. Realtor, AT.
6227. ia
COLORED-71S 7th ST. S.E.-S15O
down, good terms; 8 rooms, , baths,
c;h.-w h.; semidet. brick and frame
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick with A.. M. DRAISNER. 14O4
l st. NV. Ma. S036. Home TU.
O@97. ONCE open Sun. II to 4.
COLORED-2-FAMILY APT, $1,000
down, rms, kit. and bath each;
auto. heat; GOOD sc. location. MR.
REYNOLDS, D1. 2244. Sun, HU.
CoLoRED-CAPITOL HILL-Nice
brick home with q rms and bath;
good cond.; conv. location; be a
landloTd for only $3.50; easy terms.
c9LoRED-1aso ST. s.E.-s1. 900
down, balance convenient terms;
9 rooms, bath, Arcola h-wh; row
brick: Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick; with A.. M. DRAISNER.
IA: so36 or Tu. 0297. Office open
Evening star., 1949-02-13

faNAIE PARTY wants house in
on!vers!ty Park or COLLEGE Hcights
W. VIZ oLr nrst tir: oCn or bcdrm.. under
s"ooo scot nris5 Give H 5H I%t nertcars 4;3, ard
INTEEEsTED IN DEsIRAfBLTT' T'ca GEORGE
town prop, to rcmodel for home, net
sneculatIon Requirements incl.
white tenancy neighborhood. brk,
GonS1' garden, nominal price. Bcx
AM MOVING to Miami Beach. have
need for a home there, viii ey-
change my 1-rm. home in Bethesda.
Also have some income property
with excellent income for sale. wi.
1 WILL FAY YOU CASH for Your
condition! Fast action! 81. 2741,
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION in
buying your home Tor cash. NIT
cHELL QUICK 81. 77731. RA. :}4ls.
AM PREPARED to pay all cash for
HyattesSyille. Owner only. Ho. 1850
DfREcT FROM OWNER Urgently
a6f'ee a6e ioc D Or 61 5m nearSy DTe Nd II dsSr W
pay substantial cash. Box 1877.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from evner,
white or colored houses. Pay all
CdSH. box -.1ti- Star
Cash tiSi FOR Or '-s RFs EMS,s sec sood nw sec;
park: sli Sp.. Bethesda. C-nsider
Smal. fam Fhoae week days. GE.
s EMS;, % baths: vic Alice Deal.
IN I'm Univ pk, have 2-yr.. 6 rms,
sired Datd IN W. t5's tlaS EiS for trade ,a il de-
I-IEDROoM HOME. near Md, univ:
81 900 all cash; 4-bedroom home
near HyattSsville. $4,000, 1000
5sxeFe Close s"i5omSEf n W1t fo RoGE aF39g
cAfH BUYER 70 for vie Clean N de: det Ean BRICK,
sq?vsosn' c IL cR RReFtss9n gssS FRasPR sesPE0s s
quickly: TR. 7l46: ewes, RA. 9440.
AEFRONTI & FITZGERALD REALTY
CO. will give immediate appraisal
yatfmsb Withoat charge on hpmes and in
sell. List with US for prompt results
O7l2 or AT. 9140. is.
I WILL PAY CASH for small home
within 2 miles Of Hyattsville. owner
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
colored, brick or frame FLOYD E
DAVIS CO.. 1899 K st. NV, Ma
o3J2; ewes. WO. S55S
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment propeEt les: What
baye yeq to Offer? THos, E. JAR
ST. 81 iofS a. 5. NiayofS nwe ma eSta1 o1s5 l'i
IF You Want RGsuLfs. cali ali WAL
DO HARRIS. IL, 9979. ME. 1874
Residential or commercial property,
WHAT'S YOUR PRICEc-Free ap-
praiSal and advice. action anywhere.
any time, Ewes. DE. 4541. ZAGAMI
81 nEAtIY; AZ TR 51GG; v1i; , ,oo,, on
@ erty owners owners guarantess ;a1 results: List
1887. 1919 x st. Di. Job. ''''''
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
your frame OF brick house. No COM
mission. RE. 1855: ewes. AID GAIT,
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
cali i R. ps0fft1l A. HuMpHRfFs s Reator. H % sos
North Capitol. MA. 673O. Free ap-
CHARLES S. GUM has clients wait
ing to purchase homes in any sec
ton Of Wash. and nearby Maryland
Al CASH ls AT ONCE. Any kind of
house; Ma saoo any section any condition
LfsTISGs NAf StS' wAxrED-ro meet wit the
spring demand We need homes in
all areas of D. c.. Arlinston and
Montgomery County, YOU need our
Phens p44F Gso5Fis po5Ftar 29@9i L T. GRAY
Private PARTY to purchase nice
home; have all cash; consider any
nice location. Box S2-V. Star. IL
Evening star., 1949-02-13
Bethesda-Brand New
EDMUND Sltl. J. FLYNN
Bethesda, Rockville Pike

oCklICoOd, nOINN444C 4AC
Approx. Is a.. old 9-rm,. fr. house,
frontage on both Rockville pike and
Geo. I'd. a good investment for
ranged at a. interest. Call David
Laushlin. WI 2022; eyes,, WI. 500.
7542 GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda. Ia
BETHESDA, WYNGATE
GI approved. S15,45O, $3.50 cash,
$3.50 monthly including AZ inter.
est and principal. Featuring
dows. 1Ha baths, fully equipped kit,
firepl.. concrete porch: Directions;
miles from Bank of Bethesda to
WyngAte, left 4 blks. to 9506 Novel;
DIR. We also have 7-room houses
nearing completion. Open Sat. ana
Sun. from noon til dark.
HENRY J. CONNOR, INC.
owner and Builder, WI. 1888; eyes.
and Sundays, Oh $3.50. IL
(Continusd on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1949-02-13
COlOred-FirSt Showing
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes,

500 CASH will buy this attrac. brick
home on, 4th st; contains g lge.
rms rms path and heat. LOUIS RUD-
DOWNTOWN LOC.-9 rooms, all pri-
Vate; INV: bath; 200 block 11th st.
SW excel. room-renting loo Near
Bu Eng. and Procurement and Mu-
seums. Reas; payment, balance like
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HILLCREST

: outstanding s center an 'oht hall piGa Brick OK
Colonials. l5l5-15l9 3Sth st. Sc.
g rms. , baths. lst f., powder rm.,
lovely kitchen with de luxe equip
ment. spacious liv. rm. with fire-
place, sun deck. full bsmt.. attached
gar. shady lot, nicely Handicapped,
asking. S26,5OO. Make cash offers,
excellent financing. trades consid-
cred. To reach: Drive out Pa. ave.
to Texas ave, left to Carpenter st
right to 3sth st. T. D. BURGESS.
exclusive agent, VI. 2s02 till s,
Sun. till 4 Ia
Evening star., 1949-02-13
MICHIGAN PARK
RIVER TERRACE
DAVY & MURPHY
RIVER TERRACE

Outstanding value. Laree "0-ft wide
brick. in new-house cond. through
out; spacious liY. rnl.. din. rm., kit.
1st A.: 8 large bedrn7S.. tilco ba tn
wood floors; bsynt.. oil a.-c. heat
Excellent financing may be a"raneed
To inspect TO-DAY, phone. TR. $50:
ewes, WA 9199. or call al office,
3435 Benning I'd ne
DAVY & MURPHY
Evening star., 1949-02-13
FORT DAVIS
,02 Penna. ave. s.e.-Large
w brick, in ne%-house con,
z. q L. 4
FT. DAVIS

0nen TODAY, Ia2-dark, 1915 F.. Davis
st Sc; vacant, semtdct brick, IS
Tm: tile bath. large tr, porch,
lovely finished rec. room. saT h.
VIII, fenced lot, nicely Handicapped.
bus ! blk: $l4a50. liberal terms.
Smaller house considered in trace.
Drive out Pa. ave. TO Ft. Davis st.
turn left T D BURGESS. eXclu-
slNe agent. VI. 2SOT I'll :. -13
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-southsess
CAPITQI, Hill,

22S 1st st. s.e.-For sale or rent:
town house. completely restored in
the GEORGETOWN manner; bedrms.,
3la baths; may be used as . apts
Open Sun, to 5. OWNER, 81.
0o1S Ia
Evening star., 1949-02-13
GRUVER BUILT
Move in With Deposit

Open > p.m.-5 pm. Sat. Sun; 334O
rm.. dining rm.. kitchen on lst A.;
= Deorms. and bath on end A.,
semifinished room in osmt This
house is only 5 yrs. old and should
sell this week end; down payment.
Sl.35n; total price. $3.50. To
reach: Out Ben1ins rd to 34th St.
tight to Ames ST and No. 334O and
Evening star., 1949-02-13

1903 AMES ST. NE.
Open Sun. ! to dark: only $1,000
cash; splendid buy of 7-rm row
brick. less than 10 yrs. old; excel
lent condition: ras &C. heat, front
porch; nice yard
O'BANNON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
r. A. HUMPHREYS
ono NJ re-, st Pealtor MA 6I3O
FINE DETACHED HOME

In Woodbridge, Just Of R. !: ave- An
unusually good value. Bruenlhse1- ger
9Hi5 9ition. oi Consists con Of lovely living room
With fireplace, large dining room.
Complete kitchen with breakfast
nook; 3 bedrooms and batn on sec Sec
basement. bfGeI1 Rag gas air-conditioned heat:
Iarse. beautifully landscapeo lot !,
detached garage. For ful! partlcu++
lars and appointment 10 lnspeCt
smndav. call Mr. Burr, FIN. 5546,
or MI. Malchal. RA. 256l
Evening star., 1949-02-13

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
New brick homes with pleasant view;
unusual. artistic interior finish; 2l2
baths, lge, lot; FHA financing il
desired; in the 1900 block Taylor
ST. ne. nsar Monastery and across
the ST. from Holy Name College.
AT. O566 or AT $3.50
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
COlOred-Anacostia

103 Chicago st. Sc. Open today,
20 pm. Attractive 3-apt. home
in Al cond.;. IL rms. . compl.
baths, new gas furnace. built-in gar. :;
large yards; income over $3.50 mo,
plus owners apt; immed. poss. !;
reach: Out past 32OO blk Nichols
ave, turn TT. on Chicago st. to open
sign. Call GE. .o27O wkdays,
BR1GHTWOOD REALTY co
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES WANTED TO BLY,

HOUSE, sale, rent. : rooms scr
porch, oil heat: large fenced yarf
patty furnished. 25O6 9Th st S,
Arlington, o.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
BURR & YOUNG
2l44 P st. NV. DE. 4444

ON MARYLAND AVE.
Near the Capitol, this 3-story and a
sale Completely furn. and equipped.
Present Pre- income is S4,576 per year
priced for quick sale at S19.95O, on
easy ferms. DI. s917. w. L. MOORE.
CT nS0n
Evening star., 1949-02-13

226 9th ST. Sc.
Open Sat. and Sun. til dark. Va
cant. This lge. 9-rm., semidet.
stucco, 3 kits: h.-w.h gar. lge.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
l19 YOU st, NE. Colored

STOP! READ! ACT!
Colored-This house has rms, bath.
gas heat. parquet floors. basement; {;
can get lmmed. possession. Call M
Gamble. with PAS0UEL REALTY
CO. AID 1Rl1 Or EX $3.50
Evening star., 1949-02-13
Ar1RAC1IyE CoRNER BUNGALOW

14th and Monroe sts. ne. large liv
rm. din. rm.. kitch. bath, and .
bedrms on LIST A.; large bedrm. on
2nd floor; bath in basement gas
heat and garage: immac. cond.:
posses See BRASWELL. AID. 1858.
3617 l4th st. NV, open from l to
g. 6 to every day
Evening star., 1949-02-13
MASS AVE 6 e

Facing Lincoln Park-Excellent 6-rm
brick semldet. corner with Law. on
Is A.. lse. rms throughout: very
excellent condition, suitable for -
family home; conv. neIenocTnood .
neal schools. stores and transp. ;
excellent terms. Mr.. Holmes, EN-.
DALI u cnnMn
Evening star., 1949-02-13
WOODBRIDGE
BUNGALOW

Woodbridge S12,500. Two bedrms:,
oii INV h. fireplace, Venetian
blinds. full dry bsmt., excel. cond.
OWNER. CO s21S. -l3
Open Sunday Left-New
1858 Delafield place n.e.I-semidet
brick; nice rooms, baths, extra
modern kitchen, refgr., latest &C:
gas heat; Colonial cement covered
porch; laundry trays, toilet in bsmtt.
$4,000 cash, balance arranged.
Come out Sun. To reach: out
Michigan ave, left on 18th ST.,
continue on Sargent rd.,- right on
DeIafield pl Open SUM-. to dark.
Mr. Pendleton, DU. 346s.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. I,wo DI. 3346. Ia
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nertbeost

Colored-Brick, Corner
l4G s9o5{ y St soDss fse to sst5 sGGIOna1 1m
bsmt., gear garage: excel. cond.;
sub. cash terms Broker. RA. 6912..
COLORED-VACANT
First time offered. Splendid oppor-
cash to acquire truly fne home
in an excellent location. on F st. ne.
6 lge. bright rooms, Q baths. h-w.h.
(gas), hardwood floors throughout.
Storm windows and Venetian blinds
beautifully painted, stippled walls.
Prieea Pas '0sIe[!sa sissso 10 fmS HoHENsrGfN ETs
BROS; FIR. 5000; ewes. or Sun.
SH. 62t5. Ia
COLORED-VACANT
1st and Todd n.e:-corner brick, g
IGss ffehen tie a 'fah basement aGse czoens eHsTa
1860 CAFR1Tz. ewes, GIL, 4Go3.
COLORED-S2,OOO DOWN
1878 Penn st. n.e-semidet:, light
iDeSss o refsr oFsf ranse fi fui bSm Snn bMh
porches. Open Sat. and sun, rs
pm. BY OWNER, TU. 4343. -l3
Colored-19th g. D SITS. NE.
Let me show you one of the best
ern s-year-olds . 6-room brick with
full bsmt., gas heat, and detached
garage, can be bought for Sl2,Q5Q;
il you get there quick enough Call
REALTY CO, ewes, Lu. 1923. Ia
S195 DOWN PAYMENT
coIored; o And S85 monthly. ~
HARRY DREIsEN, 6iG Bond Bldg
COLORED, $4,000
sth and c SITS ne NEWLY painted
6.rm. hrick, peri. cond More for
your money than anything We could
show you. Call Mr.: Kitchen, ST
73GS. ATLAS REALTY CO., 1U,
118 YOU St. Ne, Colored
offered One Of the finest '-rm,, !.
bath brk homes we have ever offered
for sale. IN this desirable area. TIL
is a wide deep, roomy house with
concrete sun porch spacious lily. lily
and den or solarium on LIST floor: "
bedrms. and tile bath on md floor
built-in garage and full bath in
bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Can be used for
two families; flhe deep yard, house
in perfect condition. Attrac. priced
with reasonable down payment Call
Ma. 97D7 today for details.
Capital VieW'Realty Co.
Realtors, 925 New York ave. NV
1401 w. VA. AVE. NE.
Colored-corner. vacant. Open l-5
Attractive brick home, situated in
the better ne. section overlooking
spacious college grounds: 1T contains
4 large rooms, modern tile bath and
shower, full bsmt auto. gas heat.
front and rear porcheS. large yard
and det brick garage; ideal for doc
tor or dentist. Immediate possession.
Inspect at once
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. ST. Realtor MA, 500
STOP! READ! ACT!
Colored-This house has & rms. bath.
gas heat. parquet floors. basement;
can get Immed POSSESSION. Call M.
Gamble. with PAS0UEL REALTY
CO. AID 1877 or EX $3.50