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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07

You'll find that now more than ever before Chew
roet merits the title of being ''6rst for quality
at lowest cost; and that it is, indeed, the most
beautiful buy Of all, in all these features and in
all these ways.
Chevrolet IS the only car bringing you all these
fne-cGr advantages at losOest cost Completely new
Bodies by Fisher New, ultra-fne color har-
monies, fixtures and fabrics New Super-Size
Interiors with ''Five-Foot Seats New Pano-
ramic Visibility with wider curved windshield
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
BY POWERFUL PENNY
Window DefrOster

A gentle current of air directed across
your frosty windows by an electric
fan will clear the glass. Kitchen win
dows that tend to steam up can be
cleared in the same simple way.
O. How many times can electric
blanket wire be fexed without break.
ing?
A. More than 100000 equivalent
to a quarter.century of ordinary use
Of the Blanket. The wiring system, &C.
cording to electrical technicians, will
outIast the blanket itself.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
MISSIONARY GUILD

The Missionary Guild will
meet at p. m. Wednesday with
Miss Mary Westlake at her home
on Buckeye st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07

Copyright, 1910, United States Brewers Foundation
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07

and 3O%o more glass area all around New
Center-Point Design with Center-Point Steering,
Lower Center of Gravity, Center-Point Seating
and Center-Point Rear Suspension Improved
Valve-in-Head engine for power, acceleration,
smoothnesS and economy Certi-Safe Hydraulic
Brakes with New Braking Ratios Extra-Strong
Fisher Unisteel Body Construction Improved
Knee-Action Ride with new Airplane- Type Shock
Absorbers The Car that "Breathes" for New
All-Weather Comfort (Heater and defroster units
optional at extra cost
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
v. F. w. AUXILIARY

Mrs. c. H. Anderson presided
over the regular meeting of the
V. F. w. Auxiliary held Friday
evening, which opened and clos
ed in ritualistic form. The busi-
ness included a donation of $50
to the March of Dimes program.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
LIBERTY pEMoNsTRATIoN

The Liberty Township Home
Demonstration meeting will be
held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at the
Raymond High School.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
FIuoreseent Bath Vital

Lighting engineers recommend that
fluOrescent lamps be washed with
soap and water once a month TO in.
sure efficient, long service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Man Gets Six Months
For Threat With Gun

A six-month sentence in tn
Maryland House of Correction
was imposed on Harold H. Smith
"a, Gaithersburg, in Silver Spring
Police Court yesterday on charge
of pulling gun on a Montgomery
County policeman.
Smith also was sentenced to 80
days in the Rockville Jail on a
charge of assaulting a policeman
and 80 days on a disorderly con-
duct charge. The latter two SEN
fences will run concurrently.
According to police. Smith,
along with Joseph A. Wagstaff
Chevy Chase, and a third man
were involved in an attempted
escape from the Rockville Jail,
December 5.
In yesterdays hearing before
Trial Magistrate William B. Wheel
err. Policeman Harold TreadWell
testified Smith threatened him
with revolver in the Silver
Spring police station last month
during an argument over a friend
who had been arrested for drunken
driving.
The policeman said that after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
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pm. informing him that dyna-
mite had been placed at the back
door" of the JAW building. The
caller did not identify himself.
In intermittent rain and murk,
police made a search of the Grand
Boulevard-W Woodward avenue area
containing both the JAW head
quarters and General Motors
main Office building. But they
found nothing.
Toward 1880 pm. Jack Kraj-
mix, IS, a maintenance man, and
George Thomas, night janitor,
found the explosive. They and
Paul Sifton, the JAW legislative
representative, were the only ones
In the building at the time.
One detonator was defective.
Inspector Krug said. Overly
tight tapping also may have pre-
vented firing of the charge, he
said.
A half hour before finding the
dynamite, MIR. Thomas said he
saw a car leaving the parking
lot at the rear of the union build
ing. He got the license number
and turned it over to police.
Evidence indicated that skilled
hands had prepared the explosive.
Inspector Albert Langtay of the
police scientific laboratory, after
an examination, said it was the
work of a professional dyna-
inter-" He said he judged this
from "the way the fuses and deto-
majors were hooked up"
Made One Mistake.
Ellis only mistake" Inspector
Langtry said, was that one of
the decorators was no good and
he bound the tape a little too
tight around the other fuse"
The 80 sticks of dynamite were
contained in a pasteboard carton
used for shipping toilet soap. A
slit had been cut across the top.
Although the exterior of the
box was damp from the rain, the
interior was dry. It was smudged
from the burning fuses.
The dynamite sticks were bound
In bundles of three to nine with
friction tape. Two in the center
were attached to decorators.
The dynamiter gave himself
about six minutes to get away
before the explosion. Inspector
Langstry said the fuse was Of
type that burns at the rate of
foot every Is seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Jury De|iberating
Shoemaker Case

A District Court jury began de-
liberating today In the case Of
Curtis w. Shoemaker, Al. credit
clerk, tried on a charge of first
degree murder in the fatal shoot
ing last July of Francis K. Arnold
80, q truck driver.
Opposing counsel had completed
final arguments yesterday.
Defense Counsel Harry J. Ahern
and w. E. McCullam contend
their client shot in self-defense
when Mr.. Arnold attacked him
following a drinking party.
The prosecution, however
through Assistant United States
Attorney Cecil r. Heflin, con-
tends the shooting was premed-
itated.
Under cross-examination yes
terday, Shoemaker insisted he had
fred in self-defense, after Mr.
Arnold. who was % and lived at
1444 Harvard street NV, had
attacked him when he tried to
re-enter his home in the apart
ment building at $500 Fourteenth
street NV.
The shooting took place, &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Mrs. Kearney Tells
Court She Supported
Unemployed Husband

Mrs. Wandajune Kearney, IS,
taking the witness stand in Dis
trict Court today to contest her
husbands divorce action, told Of
having been their sole financial
support in the early months of
their marriage.
She said that while she was
pregnant with their first child,
early in 1910, her husband, Mi
chael M. Kearney. SO, forced" her
to quit her Government job here
and. to take another job in Des
Moines, Iowa, where she said Mr..
Kearney insisted on moving.
She added that her husband re-
manned unemployed for a number
of months in Des Moines and that
consequently she was forced by
him to work until the very last
moment" before the child was
born in November. 1910.
Mrs. Kearney added that she
resumed her job in Des Moines
shortly after the birth Of that
child.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21

seek permanent custody OF their
two sons, Michael, 8, and Philip. g.
Mr.. Kearney also seeks a divorce
on grounds of desertion and VOL
untary separation, but Mrs. Kear-
ney asks only for custody of the
two boys and support money. The
two actions are being tried before
Judge Jennings Bailey.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Kearney, who
| lives at 1900 F street NV, has
legal custody of the boys, who are
being cared for by Mrs. Arthur
Tholl, 618 Bennington drive
Silver Spring. Md.
Says She Watched Children.
Mrs. Tholl testified yesterday
that Mrs. Kearney visited the
two children last March for the
first time in five years.
Mrs. Kearney, however, has
filed an affidavit telling of watch
ing her children from a distance
She stated further. in the affida-
Wit, she had not visited the chill
dren previously because of fear OF
what action her husband might
take. Under-a court order. she
now has the privilege of visiting
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney were
married in October. 1898. Mr.
Kearney charges she deserted him
in March, 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Henry Kaiser, Jr., WEEDS
Former Airline Hostess
BY the Associotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. d.
Henry Kaiser. jr., son of the auto
mobile manufacturer and indus
trialist, and Miss Barbara Prem
niger were married last night.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. M. c. Preninger Of Santa
Ana, Calf. Mr.. Kaiser was di-
vorced two years ago by the for
mer Jane Walker. Married in
1941. they had two children.
Miss Preninger, rs, until re-
Gently was an airlines hostess and
before that was secretary to Den
mis- Day. the radio singer. Mr..
Kaiser. 80. said he met his bride
about two years ago through mu-
tual friends.
"It wasn't on an airliner," he
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Dr.. Augustus Eshner
Dies in Philadelphia
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Dr
Augustus Adolph Eshner, 81, physi-
clan and medical journalist, died
yesterday at his Philadelphia home
after a lengthy illness. He had
practiced for more than go years.
DR.. Eshner was prolific writer
of medical monographs and of
articles published in professional
journals. He was co-author of
Essentials of Medical Diagnosis, -
q handbook first published in 1892;
author of Handbook of Fevers"
In 1895, and editor translator of
American editions of numerous
foreign texts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Lutour Will Provides
Sale of Racing Stable
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 21.-Ths
will of the late Louis de Latour,
sportsman and restaurateur, filed
for probate yesterday. provides for
sale of his racing stable now at
the Fair Grounds here.
Proceeds will pay off any in
debtedness the estate might have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21
Tobin 10 Set 75.Cent Floor
On Federal Contract Work
By the Associated Press


Secretary of Labor Tobin said
yesterday he intends to raise the
minimum wage to be paid for
work under Government contracts
to rs cents an hour.
The last Congress raised the
minimum wage in interstate COM
merce from 40 to rs cents an
hour. The Labor Secretary, under
the Walsh Healey Act, is empow-
cred to set minimum wages for
work under Government contracts
in line with the prevailing wage.
Mr.. Tobin Said four of the AZ
industries affected already have
higher prevailing wage rates. He
identified them as iron and steel.
textiles, glassware and wooden and
worsted goods.
He said minimum wages being
paid in the others range from 40
to 10 cents an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21

he took the gun from him, Smith
struck him in the face.
The attempted jailbreak was
thwarted when Jailer Joseph Mox-
ley, 81, and a trusty subdued the
three men. Wagstaff later was
sentenced to two years in the
House of Correction on a charge
of assaulting his family's maid
with a pairing knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-21

cording to testimony, after a
drinking party involving Shoe
maker, a Times-Herald employee,
Mr.. Arnold, Mrs. Irene Shafen,
43-year-old widow. of 1905 Uni
versity place NV, and a third
man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Hat has Qtrtffentuu.
urrfagt?

Gieie 8ebauptung, iGreibt Ser
driItli6e Yilger' (Speper), miro Dem
GbriIten oft in 9isfuiiionen unO
3tpiegeipraden entgegengebaltelt,
nibt ielten in oem iiberlegenen 8e-
1pubtiein baB Dem au9 10 lei. 0o
lobnt es iid, oieier Srage nad5uge-
ben unb 8egenbe1peiie auffabren gu
Ioiien, Die einen ebrliben 8egner gum
8eritunmen brineen niiiien.
GbriItus trat als @rloler in Die
8elt. Die 3abl Ser Meniden lit I'm.
bere6enbar, oie bes Slides llnb Ser
Segnungen oieier grloiuns teilbaftie
tpurben. gbriItus min ben Srteben
uno bic 2iebe. gines lit aber nottpen.
big: Ser Menid muB ii9 aud Der
Siibrlmg burb Gbriitus uno ourf
Seine Stride bingeben. Der Nenid
bat ben freien 8illen, gbriitls 81
folgen ooer auf sic aIte S6lange i'm
Baraoies gu boren, oie Dem Weni6en
ins Sbr 5ii6elt, baB er iein 1peroe tpie
@ott, tpenn er @ott trose. Ssn bieler
3pielpdltigfeit lebt sic Wenibbeit Bis
beute babin. l1no Ser &f 5pii6en
Gbriitus uno benz Satan miro peiter.
bin bleiben. 8eil Die Meniden es 10
tpolen.
Gbriitus aber sing iegneno un6 be.
gliideno iiber bic groe. Srn alten Gon1
bat bas gbriItentum sic Sflapen gu
ebenbiirtigen Meni6en gernadt, bas
Beib Der seIdledtIiden 8eriflapung
entriiien uno ben 8eg 5u berrli9en,
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eroffnet. 9ie Irbeit tpuroe gea6elt.
Sn Ser Solferpanoerung 1por bic Sir
fe Ser rettenoe Sort in Der 8ertpii-
flung, unb ibre M0n6e baben Die
Sdase un6 &unit Der antifen Bill
bung in unlere 3eit beriibergerettet.
Gin Strom Der 2iebe ergoB iib iiber
Die Weniden, uno Die Bfriinoebduier,
Siedenbauier unb ionitigen 2iebes.
einrihtungen itnb beute nod 3eugen
oes Gbriitentums. Heibe Mbelise,
&aufleute u1tb Sonomerfer baben
nidt ielten oie S6Ifte ibres 8ermo.
gems unb mebr Der Stride fir io5iale
uno caritatipe Silfe gei6enft. Mls Die
Siirfen bas driitli9e 4benolano be.
orobten, ba bat bas gbriltentum es
Dor BEN Eoren 8iens gerettet. Wa.
6en mir einen Sprung in 6ie @egen.
1uartl RiesIde uno Saedel idrien
our6 oie 2anbe, oaB @ott tot lei, =
Dos Gbriitentum bat bieien @abn ger.
itort. @enn Die 8biloiopben ser ioge.
nannten @riitentialpbilolopb Die
Weniden in cine 8er5peiflung, in
einen Beiiimismus idlimmiter Mrt
bineintreiben tpoqen nit Ser 2ebre,
bob Der Menib tpeiter ni9ts gu iu'
den babe auf oieier groe, ais init
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Ser breinnbfebsigite DentI6e So

Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DeatIhe So
tbplifentag. Mm 9onnerstag, ben 1.
September 1949, miro Der &atbolifen.
tag in elmer @erfballe bes 8ohumer
8ereins eroffnet meroen. geah mutt
faliihen Dorbietungen foleen In-
ipra6en bes BraItoenten oes Central.
fomitees, bes Sorltsenoen oes Sofal-
fomitees, oes Sberbiirgermeiiters Ser
Staot 8o6um, oes NstniIterprdiioen-
ten IrnoIo bon Iororbein- -@eitfalen
uno oes gr5biibofs 2oren5 Saeger
bon Baoerborn.
SSm &ernpunft ser Seranltaltung
miro ser Gortrag 1,nter Dem Sbema:
rl1nier 8eg - Stride I'M Solf" ite.
ben. am sSreitag, ben 2. September,
finoet - nadbem tpdbreno bes Sa-
ses Die arbeitssemeinldaften pieoer
getagt baben - Elm ipeiterer 0ffentli-
6er Sortras unter Dem Sbema: ~un-
ier 3iel - io5ialer Srieoe" IN Ser
Seitballe itatt. am Samstas lit am
9ea6mittag cine groBe Sugenofuno'
gebung uno am @beno in Der 6eitballe
elm 0ffentlider Gortrag: vunler Sol
fen - Solferfrieoe" porgeIeben.
Mm Sonntag, ser oen Sobepunft
oes seIonrten &atbolifentages Oar-
itellt, tpiro our6 BEN apoItoliiden Sl-
iitator, 8iid)of 90 uen 6 bon Sarge,
N.-1af, Elm feierlibes Bontifitalamt,
in Dem Ser @r5biidof bon Saoerborn
Die SeItpreoist balt, auf Dem 5eitplab
3elebriert Deroen.
I'm orei l1br beginnt oie SdluBs
funogebung nit Der &eoe bes Grali-
oel1ten oes &atbolifentages. Ini6lie.
Beno ipridt elm Gubr-arbeiter, Damn
Elm 1nternebmer, ferner ein auslan-
oiifer Irbeiter, bierauf Elm ftrhlider
@iiroentrager uno anldlieBeno Der
Ipoitolil6e Giiitator fir 9eutidlano
uno gum SdiuB Ser gr3bii6of BON
Baoerborn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

bfifenoe Gbrtitett In Der Museindnoer'
ies,t1g 5tpilhen DIt iltb Beit i1idt
nur Elm tpirtIbaftlid) -polttiibes &raf.
temeiien ieben, ionoern anh ben
&antpf gegen Die airhen. Dieier
&arrtpf gegen Die &irhen aber 1T elm
aantpf gegen oas gbriitentum iiber.
baupt. gs biirfte aud biesmnl 10 iein,
bob rlieman6 iiber ben geringen Wi-
0eritanospillen getpiIer friitliber
4reiie mebr erltaunt iein miro, als
- oie &ommintiteu ielbit. Snt ni9t
i6on 2enin au Marittl @orft geiagt
rDas GrltaunIidite on oieier gan5en
@eibi6te (nah Ser ruiiii6en &epo-
lution) lit, baB ii6 nod niemat6 ge'
fnnben bat, Inn ltns Dor Die Siire 5ll
Ieten."
Evening star., 1949-09-08
MODERN RAMBLER

NUODCIClV 1I1A4v1o914s
bedrms.. Ia baths; fine residential
community, nr. schools owner
forced to sell. Call D1. 4O92, s-3;
SH O331, SO pm. for appt. Ii
Evening star., 1949-09-08
HOUSES WTp. TO BUY tcont.)
HousEs-sALE-s.E Cont HoU

.hs AM b1ms Wi5hn to BaS mss fssh Of f05 MT
RainieS ASD oSper pGRnoyfERT2 Gn1y H9 1R5o We buy
fGf fIth al st sash s.s pR MAX sfod' MILLER 800
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and Investment properties. What
have you to offer? THOS, E. JAR
RELL CO., Realtors (estab; 1879,
.12l 10th st; NV. MA. o165: -
.: G: or nearby Md. any eond. Mr.. Ar
or vicinity-6 or s
BARRY Co, Me. 3o25; ewes, IA
If + PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
can can 3. 4 HgMPHR1Es: ReaItor,
appraisals. Results since 1919
WILL PAY ALL CASH for small or
medium, sized home within 3 mi OF
oWoers CSnersosa Only. OF Hyi nes ss11. 'S'.s' @s
WISH TO PURCHASE a nice 3 or 4
bedroom home in a nice location
Have cash: Box :319-A. Star. TO-
QUICK WILL be the action in buying
ALL CASH AT ONCE for your our D. c.
house. frame or brick, large OF
small; condition immaterial. Boz
50, Rockville. Md.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA
l urgently need homes in these
sections for immediate cash buyers
Not over 100000. Will give prompt
attention If you really mean busi-
ness. Phone Mr.. Brill, WI. 7105,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H
st. NV, MA. 2345.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Not over
$4,000; must have one or two
good houses for real cash buyers
who need a home quickly. Phone
Banks Murray. 81. STA, SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
WANTED. IN NV. SECTION. house
for income and dwelling; owners
only. RA. 6151.
WANTED -bedrm house. l acre:
can pay $1,000 cash and substantial
monthly payments. EX. $500, Ext.
4144, MR. REDKEY.
A MODERN, clean. 6-S room home
in good Sc. or NV. location or home
and income property for reliable
family with substantial down pay
ment. MRS. cox, VI. s136 or ST.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

River Terrace or comparable home in
trade on excellent home and income
property at 1895 s. C. ave. Sc, with
of of0%s owns1 sls7 re SS S3ss PLUS syes srm apt
G. G. BARR CO., EX. 2161
COLoRED-412 7th ST. N.E.-Va-
cant; immediate possession. Large
corner brick. with & rms. bath, gas
h..w;h.; finished basement into 2
MORRIS COHEN or MILTON VIM
NICK, 14O4 L st. NV. MA. So36,
ewes, TU. 0297. 10
COLORED-Near sth and H st. ne.
$1.500 cash will handle this lovely
6-rm. brick home medns in fine Iges I1e; WITH IN
coIoREDO5th @ iHj t AND EAST CAPITOL
= rms, bath, h.-w.h. Price S.
45O Call JOHN L. SHELTON, Real
tor, 10. $4,000.
COLORED-BROoKLAND Irving st.
ne: semidet. brk., q lovely rms.
tile bath, full basement, h.w. floors,
at $3.50 ca. with sm. down pay
5000. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS &
Co. 30O5 Ga. ave. NV. .
C0LORED-s:1 18th ST, NE, Just 2
uOUIS Sl. SCuli-
Diet. brick. 8 lge. rms. bath. Eng.
bsmt., C. h.-w.h.; owner occupied;
poss. In 80 days; priced right with
sm. down payment. Call TU. 3232
ewes. HUI. $500. SAMUEL c. REY-
NOLDS g. CO., 3005 Ga. ave. NV.
coLoRED-LoCATED ON HAMIiN
ST. Me-. near 10th-This attrac-
tive. Groom and bath, semidetached
brick home, represents a splendid
value; unusually large rooms, auto
matte oil hot-water heat. beautifully
landscaped lot. garage; priced Sl5,-
appointment to Inspect, call VIII
LIAM SCHWARTZ, Realtor. 1927
Eye st. NV, EX. 70ss; evenings,
coLoRED-NEAR LEWIS AND TRIM
dad AVES.-Home and income;
excel, 3-unit brick: S2O5 mo- in
come; peri. cond RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SH. 1874 til 8.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL. MODERN
BOOMING HOUsE-Exclusive Hol-
brook st. ne For those who want
the best. Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
coLoREb-i3oo Go BLoCR F ST. NE.
"A beautiful tapestry brick having
T large rooms, bath. inclosed rear
porches: full basement with shower
and lavatory: oil hot-water heat;
excellent condition. Mr. Sweeney.
TW. O459. MARSHALL J: WAPLE
co; 1924 l4th st; NV D! 3346;
rms; and bath. a:-e: heat; immae' n1ae
sH. 5000. BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors DIJ S55S
Evening star., 1949-09-08
OPEN DAILY
SHANNON & LUCHS co

SHANNON q LOI11O w.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
6OLORED-1OOO BLK. QUEBEC PL.
S.W.-Row brick in immaculate
condition lovely n1sssd rms; doseie s,eenI eenI
Rorehss s upiS'fhass pi hest; ensHis Saisin - sarss
coNLEY CO.. 81. $500. It'll 9 Pm.
ooLoRED-s-sToRY BRICK HOME.
S'9ah. sonsi,ninn most t. desirable rmi; n,W loes
tion. For full particulars, call
81. sssS; ewes: GE; sol9;; sol9;;,o,1 Ill sr
fSR Sss asis TsR1s ss' IA easy sls4 s. E.
coLoRiED SatSi BY OWNER. s-spt;;
stA home n't5 Sre2 GniHls 5 ra oes sna aD Eu's io4
owner; second and third floor apts.
rented; h.-w.h; Price. S1s,500::
Reasonable. cash, balance in frst
trust Call owner. ia. o62o. No
csoSItooiRsEp-RANDoLpH ST. NV,
near Soldiers Home-$1 800 down
for o marvellous 7-rm; brick; You
Just can't beat it: Call MI. Kitch-
ems. ATLAS REALTY CO. ST. 1858.
coLoRED-vAcANT, 1925 Kenyon
st. NV. Newly decorated, modern
private rooms, bath. new a.h.-w:
Heater and stove. Owner must sell
and win accept small down pay
ment. ENTERPRISE REALTY Co,
d221 EHs q ,oSS SS pows SS stoo vacant,
iarse modern 6-rm. and bath home,
full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h., front ana
rear porches, with garage. To in
spect cali till pm. SIDNEY 2.
MENsH q co. 1927 Eye st. NV.
cnSEEoRREp-12oo III RtIS12o block quincy St
NV, g rooms, full tiled bath. lava,
tory in bsmt., gas heat, detached
fect condition in every detail. Ex.
ceilent financing can pc arranged
TORE. Exclusive, W. =. GRAM
iIcH, 1920 Wis ave-, call Oh
1881, or Edwin Lewis IA. g0So
,nmscuiate brick house for home
and income: 2 kits, 2 tiled baths
SnisheS bsmt. with street-leyel entr.;
At gar, gas h.-w.h:, hne house
5or the right family; substanGal
ARiM Ee9. 5oHNsoN REALTY co.
NC, or, 51oO till pm. -
Evening star., 1949-09-08
SILVER SPRING

house with character, charm and
many unusual features, located on
a large corner lot. u block from
school and close to theater ana
Shopping center. Living room with
marble fireplace in paneled wall,
spacious dining room, large de luxe
L-shaped kitchen with breakfast
nook, screened porch. lovely, recrea,,
ton room with glass brick bar and
fireplace, 3 twin-sized bedrooms, q
baths; attached garage sun decK,
washing machine, patio and many
towering oak trees. Will sell quick
ly. For appt. to inspect: call
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
NEVER AGAIN

Will YOU be able to buy this 3-bedrm
FHA approved. Features lge. liy.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm:, fully
equipped kit. full bsmt. and storm
windows; $1,000 cash, bal. like
rent to CT, or civilian may assume
at the size and construction Of
this house. Call Mr.. Yeonas now.
to inspect this amazing buy on
today's market.
YEONAS REALTY co.
GL. 21OO OK. 1243.
49,
Evening star., 1949-09-08

$500 DOWN-Brick bunga. for vet
eran 5 really lge. rms. all on one
A.; center stairway to expansion at
tic with dormer windows; full. dry
bsmt; gas heat; $50 per mo. pays
location, Just over D. G. line IN
Chillum, Md. Call WA. 5000 It'll o
nm ROBERT s. DAVIS & co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
MICHIGAN PARK

Near 18th and Buchanan SITS. ne
large living room, dining room (both
are air conditioned) and kitchen on
1st floor: 3 bedrooms, bath on End
floor; recreation room in basement;
gas &C. heat: near transportation.
shopping. S14,950, immediate pos
session. Call Mr.. Hunter. Ma. $500;
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
NEAR u. S. CAPITOL

A large three-story brick dwelling,
ideal for remodeling into apts,,
tourist home, rooming, etc; located
directly opposite new Senate ONCE
Building site and within a stone
throw of the Capitol, Library, Union
Station, Supreme Court Buildings;
vacant; asking S16.950. To inspect,
call Mr.. Smith tevenings, EN-. 1703l
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO., INC, Real
fnrs nj RS3n