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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23
READING CIRCLE

Mrs. Ben Myers will be hostess
to the Pricilla Reading Circle at
7:30 D. m. Tuesday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23
MEETING POSTPONED B.

Marysville Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club has post
poned its May 26 dinner meeting
until June 2. Mrs. Miriam Hill
dreth and Nora Williams will be
hpctaccac
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23
. Court News
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfer

Harlow B. and f. F. Salter to
E. C. ,Radebaugh, lot in Marys-
vile, ST.
Clara Mcfarland to Frances B.
Hudson, lot in Marysville, 81.
Harry and B. l.. Handy to
Dana Green, lot in Marysville,
81.
Arthur d. and w A. Lowe to
Clara Mcfarland, l.6 acres in
Marysville, 81.
Mary K. and J. II. Miller to
Walter and Mary Richard, 27.20
acres in jerome Township, 81.
Mary K. and J. H. Miller to Jo-
seph and Anna Hofbauer, 21.40
acres in Jerome Township, 81.
C. p and Esther M. Huber to
Arthur ID. and w. A. Lowe, lot
in MarUcUi1la c1
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to Wed

Donald X. Graham, 81, civil
service employee of Fairfield,
son of Leslie c. Graham, and
Frances M. Rose, 10, clerk of
Marysville, daughter of Orin
John Rose. Rev. WD. Kuenzli is
expected to solmnize the mar
,.farn
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23

Beautiful summer shoes priced
from S395 to 1895 in the Gallo
way Shoe News today.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-23
MOTHERS STUDY CLUB

Mothers Study Club will meet
at p. m. Wednesday in the home
of Mrs. Marie Lomano, with Mrs.
Orrie Stults assisting. The bust
ness will include elections and in
stallation of officers.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
FE union gathers
names in drive
to fire Denhum

Upwards of 10000 signatures
have already been gathered in
the CLIO Farm Equipment Work
ers' petition campaign demand
ing that Congress abolish the
Taft-Hartley act quickly, accord
ing to Milton Burns, organiza-
ton director.
More than half the signatures
were from the Lake (Chicago)
District, but filled petitions are
arriving in increasingly quaint
ties daily from other FEE dis
tricts.
In addition to asking Taft
Hartley repeal, the petitions call
upon President Truman to dis
miss Robert Denham as NLRB
General Counsel Immediately.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
Exclusive
in The Standard

achieve his tax prOgram-stiH
unenunciated publicly.
A real drive for FEPC will
remain ''iffy" in the guberna-
torial plan, the reports said, I'M
less demands from about six
downstate counties are added to
the Chicago FEPC adherents
who have won Stevenson's ear.
SILENT ON KEY ISSUES
Chief preoccupation at the
governors Dearborn Stree
headquarters has been the slow,
cautious selection of key as
sistants, as Stevenson remained
silent on these burning issues:
ID housing, ca taxes and CD
state aid to schools.
Forward-looking elements in
Continued on page 7
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
Phone rote hike would be
illegal; city cites low

Illinois Commerce Commission
was told last week that not only
would an increase in phone rates
violate the law, but that the
rate-hike petition itself presented
taxpayers with an unfair bur-
den.
J. J. Danaher, assistant cor
pOratiOn counsel for Chicago,
cited the state law which prOhi-
bits utility rate hikes more often
than once in two years.
Illinois Bell Telephone w s
granted an increase in December
1947.
Danaher called upon the COM
mission, during h n g S in
Springfield, to consider the SER
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

iousness of the constant merry
go-round of rate cases. Neither
Chicago nor downstate cities can
afford the expense of similar
hearings every six months or a
year"
Arguments had been schedul-
ed on a phone company request
for temporary boosts of Is per-
cent, pending hearings on the
permanent boost of the same
amount.
Instead, the weeks activity
centered around a motion by
Danaher to dismiss the original
petition on the basis of the two
year law.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

AS Illinois w ait e d with
keen interest for its reform"
governors inaugural address,
attention was also focused
on the opening of the state
legislature next Wednesday,
Jan. S.
Housing, education, labor and
other civic groups were plan
ming to carry on more activity
in connection with the 1949 AS
sembly session than they have
in more than 20 years. The
Progressive Party will have a
full-time legislative director
paying special attention to
issues before the Assembly.
Sources close to the La Sale
Street stateman reveal that
Stevenson is playing the stake
it-easy-but-take-it" game of
standing four-square behind a
question mark on issues, while
using special caution to sur
round himself with clean, "civic
minded" men, untarnished by
political machine pasts.
MAY NOT PUSH FEPC
While Stevenson has been con-
WINGED that call for FEPC in
Illinois will enhance his stat
ure with progressive elements
still doubtful about him, he has
not yet decided to press for
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

increases, issued figures to show
that he's nice to tenants, too.
The figures don't stack up.
The rent chief announced that
in November his office arranged
202 voluntary refunds by land
lords after tenants complained
to the government. What's more
he said, for the first II months
of the year, 1913 refunds were
made. Money which changed
hands in these refunds amount
ed to about $14,500 for Novem-
Der and about $4,000 for the
11-month period.
To compare with the 202 ten
ants in November 1,423 land
lords got the government seal
of approval on rent increases.
AS against the 1913 refunds in
the near-year period, 21,015
landlords were auth riZe d
boosts in take-hOme rent.
The official report shows that
three out of every four land
lords who asked for increases
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
Tenants losers;
evicfions for '48
set new records

Chicago landlords ring in the
new year by wringing out their
old tenants.
Municipal Judge Joseph H.
McGarry reports that 1948 saw
the biggest tenant eviction rush
since the depression.
Up to Dec. 3, he said, 24,975
eviction suits were filed, beat
ing the 1947 record for the same
period of $4,000.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

Tenant groups cited numerous
cases of landlord reprisal
against tenants making inquiries
at the rent office. 1t has become
a common practice, it was said,
when a tenant complains of an
overcharge, for an accompany
ing complaint of hardship" by
the landlord, with the result of
an increased approved rent.
SHOGREN GIVES "ADYICE"
In a letter to landlords, Sho-
gren last month advised them
how best to use the hardship
provisions of the law to legaliZe
rent boosts, instead of over
charging under the table.
In the absence of official fig
ures on tenant complaints to the
rent office, The Standard OBJ
tanned an unofficial estimate
that 1000 tenants per week seek
adjustments from the agency. If
even fraction of the resulting
$4,000 per year were asking re-
funds on Overcharges, it was
pointed out, landlords would
still be way ahead of tenants in
getting satisfaction. This is aside
from rent office accomplishment
for rent cutbacks, which, it was
held, is practically non-existent.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
PASS FEPC, ADLAI WILL
ASK AT INAUGURAL TON
BY Bernie Asbel

Adla Stevenson, Illinois Democratic governor will
ask the legislature for Fair Employment Practices
his inaugural address January TO- Illinois Standard has
learned exclusively
This will be of few policy commitments made by
the incoming governor speech regarded as the opener
of fouryear campaign for the Presidency the United
States.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

passage in the legislature if the
going gets rough, it was learned.
The governor is prepared to
use FEPC as trading point, if
it will help him get a cOnstitu-
tional convention or help him
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
Shouren tries whitewash;
submerges rent hike facts

Norman B. Shogren bent backwards for tenants
this week-and fell on his face.
The Chicago rent director, somewhat disturbed
over recent publication Standard of facts exposing
his accommodation of landlords by way OF rent
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

got them. Some observer
showed surprise that Shogren
made no comparison on tenants
complaints as against requests
granted. Called by The Standard
on this, Shogren's office said the
information was unavailable.
These sources expressed be-
lief that refunds on overcharges
were the only appreciable pro-
lection tenants have received
since passage of the 1948 rent
act, as the rent office did not
make known it's record on other
projections. Instead the Shogren
statement declares, without sta
tistical support:
CLAIMS HELP FOR TENANTS
Gin addition to overcharge
refunds, rent office help to ten
ants has brought about orders
to decrease rent where decreases
in services, space and equip
ment caused tenant complaints,
or restoration of such services,
etc, when possible"
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HoUsES-SALE-N.E. Cont

WOODRIDGE-$1.6 800 down. $75
per mo, buys this lovely 2-story oct.
%osoDRrpaE VI sS5f i, Realty Ssf' CO. g. nc ISc:
wooDRIDGE- bedrooms, det.. oil
h.-w,h., garage. Excel. cond. Nice
location; CHI; 5439s w. CLIFFORD
IS FRANKLIN ST. NE.-6-rm.. brick
home property. convenient to street
cars and buses. near N: Capitol and
Michigan ave.; oil h.-w.h. Open Sum
i, dG, day, SE until ! ! % dark MOORE & &a1 a1LL
eran financed: modern semidetached
today. ! to s. Gal Emerson st. ne
About $3.50 extras go with property.
q 0RRIsoN., RA. S416; u,cy,c.x
Nv cABeaoh 81 soi IT, s.rm. roS
garage. owner will sacrifice on
easy terms, at only S11 ,750. NO.
RiHs;r z39s; eyss; pssIry yN 70 369a 9ac WOOD VOC
In good eond.; priced reas. and on
NEAR issS' coNGR. NC LfiBR. N.E.-e rms.
z : baths; II z apts.; compl, a, furn.'
La HhLNCE 81. Ne, Co[peE tut
large family or could rent out part;
all 3 floors finished and one extra
room is kitchen equipped; owner now
living elsewhere. property can be
seen any time: r. r. RIPLEY. Real
tor Sao 81 Gill. If no answer try
$500 BLK. VISTA ST. N.E.-Det.. 8
large rms. brick, new home; built
to sell for 100000. but will sacrifice
for $23,259 cash. JOE cuRro
old; nice lot; excellent condition,
make ofier; no agents. Call OWNER,
E 81 sT. ts1s ss;, Mr.. 4th-Brick, 10 Gzn rms;
ssrms nt 5eee6f 5os cUkfo fea REAh sEah
BRilANTS IT ST. NE. f. 200 200 biR.Lss5o
down; vacant: attractive row brick,
newly redecorated, liy. rm.,. din. rm..
caii t Go osssRs sSsa todsa bath pSGx 81 h3yh Go
ssS ssth T ST. Me-. .Hui River AM ter.0Fiv.
heat Excel. cond. Priced right
for immed: sale. Terms. r.. @.
DUNNE, Ho. 07OO; ewes. and sun,
Mr.. Jarrett, NO. 1924.
rooms Brick. M auto. sas heat s0h large
yard. For immed. sale. $500.
Terms. r. g. DUNNE. HO. 070O;
eyes: and Sun. Mr.. Jarrett. NO.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Brick with Q large rooms, tile bath.
pafquet floors. full basement oil
h.-w:h. Excellent condition. Price,
$I2,750. Terms. LEIGH c. KEEL
SEY, Jr., 1910 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
1890 or Ii. AHA.
1859 L ST.-Semidet. brick; oil heat;
excellent cond. Immediate posses
sf0 siUn $1,000 o,NSEsa S1En Price oGnH Gnly
OCCUPANCY 81 900
down; 6-rm. brick. screened front
porch. full basement, gas heat: 1st
floor and stairs carpeted; Venetian
blinds. storm windows; completely
redecorated: near MINI. shopping
center. 100 36th st. ne: seen BY
appointment; S12.950: balance above
deposit In convenient monthly pay
ments. BURKE. RA. 3437. 80
NEW SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
Sargent I'd. and Emerson st. me-.
rms. ~ baths, Ost d. powder
rm.l. concrete rear porch. Ultra
de luxe kit. full bsmt. gas heat.
FILA GI approved price. $4,000.
80 days veterans preference. For
nlnfoTmation' IN 20 RE. o7se. Ewes, RA.
SIDNEY z. MENsH & co.
T.tA
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NEAR CAPITOL.

II rooms. 2 baths. completely fur
semides., fire escapes, Ink. units:
, good income; brick gar; 8 elec.
Teiss. Monthly payments only Sill.
A. r. sEELYE, DI. 1925
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UNBELIEVABLE

For the discriminating homeseeker
outstanding buyl Just over D. c.
iinel It offers the rare combination
OF dignity, charm and cheerfulness.
You'll love the attractively ar
ranged 1st floor. Center hall, liv-
ing rm. and library, each with hre,
place, bright dining rm., wondertui
kitchen with breakfast nook and 81
cabinets, and tiled bath. End e. has
5 twin-sized bedrms. and bath.
. beautiful side porch. 2 sun decks,
and spacious lot, with view OF the
countryside. This is truly an i'm
maculate home at the BEL1EvE-Id-
OR-NOT price Of only $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. EM.
1900. IL
Evening star., 1949-11-20
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO $50
2016 SUMMIT PL. NE.
COLORED
BUY THRU SCOTT
RROOKI,ANn

Exclusive but not expensive is this
2-story. 3-bedroom house with mod
level with street, modern fireplace,
beautiful sun porch. and those
glistening hardwood floors; an en-
ravishing view from street. There
Is more to be told. Call MRS
TURNER, DE. 2010; eyes,, TU. 5192
or HO. 1928. -22
Evening star., 1949-11-20
COLoRED

1919 QUINCY ST: NV.
OPEN SUNDAY / TO DARK
Row brick home in excellent con-
dition. Living room with fireplace,
modern kitchen with all metal cabi-
nets and sink, three spacious bed
gas INV. heat. recreation room,
b.-i. garage. H. G. SMITHY CO.,
81 18th st. NV, ST. $500. 80
Evening star., 1949-11-20
FT. DUPONT PIX

1901 Fort Dupont st. s.e.-This beau.
tiful corner brick home consists Of
6 large rms. tile bath. full basement.
gas heat. Has $4,000 1st trust
loan at 4%. payable S60.60 per
month. Can be bought at very
unusual terms. Price only Sill $50.
To see. call Mr.. Llewellyn. MA. 5740
or vi. 4974 ewes.
ALDON PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1949-11-20
OPEN TODAY. is

OPEN TODAY, LIS
Brick Bungalow
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, NEAR
371S Horner pl. (nr. Nichols ava.
and Upsal stl-5 rms. and bath.
expand. attic, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.:
lge. fenced-in lot. Can handle with
as little as $4,000 cash.
JULIUS F. HASSIN
MA. 179s. WA. 4815 sun. and Ewes,
BRICK RAMBLER
s. .E.-Out Branch ave. Sc. toward
Oxon Hill. 5 mi. from Capitol. This
sacrifice to settle an estate. It has
everything that goes to make
really comfortable home. See at
once. Shown by appt. Call c. 3,
MURPHY, Realtor. AT. 1927, till 5,
a
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NO CASH

$500 PER MO. TO VET
occupancy on this lovely
5-rm. row brk. home In conv. loca-
tion. Equip. kit. gas heat, front
porch, Anchor fence around entire
house. Subject to GI price Of So
100. A. wonderful buyl Cali MT.
FREDERICK R w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 X ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-11-20
2327 Penn. Ave, S.E.
OPEN TODAY / no Z

OPEN TODAY, / TO S
4118 Southern Ave. Sc.
new semidetached brick
ing room with fully equipped kitch-
en- and breakfast nook; 3 bedrooms
and modern tile bath on second
floor; gas h.-w.h.; large light base
ment and yard. Price only Sl2,45O,
surance. etc. First Offering, Direc.
ttons: Out Penna. ave. SEE, to
Southern ave-, left on Southern ava,
to sign and house.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1899 X ct. NV. MA. 0352; Ewes.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

COLORED-OPEN is
3969-3971 CLAY PL. NE.
ming rd.-Beautifui brick homes,
2 yrs. old; 6 rms, tiled bath, hdwd.
floors. full bsmt., gas heat; new
house cond.; many extras: terms.
Call MR.. SPRATT, Silver Spring
0610 or CO. 9403. 40
Colored, Vacant, $3.50 Down
Easy monthly payments; 6-rm. brick;
big front porch. all rms. pvt; gas
Hogan. RA. 5612 til Q PM, cox
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IDEAL
FOR CHILDREN

Out the back door to superyisso ptas- .rs-
msndous liyins room and fireplace,
fuii-sised dining room. kitchen an anS q
den first floor; 4 bedrooms and pain
second floor; 8 rooms on third floor
OH heat, 2-car. garage COW; to
shoouine' schools and trans. Near
iRtf and Gallatin SITS. ]. J. PALMER,
Broker, ST. 0660. Sun. and eyes,
Evening star., 1949-11-20
THE SUNDAY STAR
NGToN, D. c. SUNDAY, November 20, le49
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest

1903 Biltnlore st. NV.
9-rm. 3-bath home with 2-car gar /;
home and business may be pur-
chased on very good terms. Inspect.
by appt only. THOMAS H. RICE,
OR. 1095 or AD. 2059.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
CONGRESS HEICHTS

Modern Groom semidetached home.
3 bedrooms. large living room, din.
ing room, equip. kit; full, dry bsmt.;
shopping center and transp. Price
and terms reasonable. For appt.,
Ii. 7-4413, ABSHER q HENRY.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Colored-Brookland

COlOred-BrOOkIand
Near 18th and Jackson gts. ne. Beau
hall plan. living rm. with fireplace,
dining .rm. and kitchen on 1st a. 8
lovely bedrooms and bath on 2nd H.,
recreation rm. with side entrance.
beautiful. lot. Priced to sell with
Tsssds1l! ressonsDle s,I terms Can e till Q PM
VIM. CalorniriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1858. -22
Evening star., 1949-11-20
EXCLus1V,lE; V,lE;,A4SGl5lS AGlEMfs
EM 1900 -
10OQ 4t.h St NV.

1923 4th st. NV.
This Is it, II you are looking for .
nice home In an excsi: ioe.a So1S' 9h
is-ft. row brick. is ARRANGED for
ei{her or 9 family occupancy;
Conerete front porch. built-in garage.
Sss h.-wh.; will sell on low
down payment and conyenienli!
Nj. Reavis. RA. 1859: ewes. OR.
2221. j. B. TIFFEY & SON | 43
Kennedy at NV. 10
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

COLORED-REDUCED $1,000, and
buy direct from owner. Recently
beautifully dec. 6-rm. house. l
bath; lay; and shower .,inr in full II bsmt, sn, =
unit; auto. h.-w. heater. Open from
"a, 1923 18th st. NV.
COLORED-12O0 BLOCK EUCLID ST.
history and full bsmt;, with front front
pofeh poa fesf bedrms sath on and oor
2 bedrms. and bath on 3rd f., House
heat. Possession at settlement.
The discriminate home buyer byIeIssvp eannot
C6LokE61sARGAiN. RES: ia GAIN See today.
1900 Blk. N; H; aye; NV. Det. Z
decorated. Mr.. j. C. Hooks. RA.
MfnhER, aSga, EX, ESss;; 7o7S' 9fi'ce PAUL j.
CoLORED-3727 N. H. AVE. NV
aues sdrn sae hednsea prdp
coIoREpAsss e5isi aas", ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-2 complete apis, !;
rec. rm.. laundry rm.; gas INV. heat;
bniit-in garage. Entrance to street
S1S Close to trans ,nS.S and shopp5ns Es1e sl4
1st commercial-Row brick, located
next to beautiful restaurant; Gas
h..w.h.; alley. $9,450, $1,000 cash,
balance like rent. R. g. BLACKI-
Ma. 269O or OIL. 6707. -21
COLoRED-OPEN, 2 TO s. Poss
1905 Quincy st. n.w.-Lovely S-rm.
brick home. concrete front porch;
bsmt., gas heat, det. gar. This home
must be seen to be appreciated. ia.
1884. Sun. and ewes
COLORED-VACANT 1st comm. ST.
$50 down. 1929 N. Cap rms.
IN baths, storm windows. MR..
LEINSON, TU. 2114.
COLORED $3.50 DOWN. Vacant.
1872 Kalorama rd. n.w.-Conv. to
everything; coal h.-w.h., bath, auto.
gas water heater, Colonial front
porch. MR.. LEINSON. TU. 2114.
OPEN, 2 TO s.
COLORED-9093 ard ST. NE.
Home and incomes; 2 kitchens. 2
baths. all rms. pvt, oil heat, full
basement; terms Mrs. Passarelli,
VI. O7S0, ZAGAMI REALTY, TR.
STtiE
Evening star., 1949-11-20
BOT VARNUM ST.

Open Sun, 2 to 6-2-story, S-rn.,
2-bath det. home; Ice. kit. firepl.,
exp. attic, storm windows, screens;
bsmt.; Oil heat; gar. lge. lot; .conv.
transp., library, stores. schools,
churches. Poss. ReAs. ON. 1174
Evening star., 1949-11-20
ANACOSTIA

Semidet. Bricktex, 5 r.. bath, gas
h.-w.h., auto. gas water heater,
on terms. Todd, LU. 4-0173. AN.
ACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
2423 Minnesota Ave.

COLORED-LYMAN PL.
81. 900 down for GI Buyer must
make S66. per wk. Three bedrms.,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and bath: full!
Colonial front porch. shown By
appointment only. CARL o. HOL-
LCMAE, FIR o933. -21
Evening star., 1949-11-20
$15,750

5O3I 4ISt 81. INV.
Near Wilson High. Just Of Wis: ave.
Attractive Groom detached home IN
excellent condition; gas h.-W-h.
% Ell In iiying room, stair and, hall
carpeting, new combination alumni
nun storm sash and screens for en-.
tire house and Venetian blinds; most
Convenient location. Owner oeing
transferred desires quick sale ana
OPEN SUM- TO DARK
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EM 1896. Ewes, WO. 1884.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Colored-Redecorated
1925 Summit Pl. NE.

OQe1l 0dC. 20, QUIZ. I-0
8 large rooms, brick home with 2
inclosed rear porchss. parauet floors.
heater. full basement Inspect to-
day. Reasonable price, terms to
suit. Directions: Out Rhode Island
ave. to Summit pl.. right 2 blocks
to open sign. Call Mr. lombard.
NO. 1900: ewes, SH. $3.50.
CAFRITZ
Evening star., 1949-11-20
NV. RAMBLERS
oeoo COISTON DRIVE

Open Sunday, to DARK
Tambiers, in a select community at
the unusually low price Of $1s,s4O.
washer and DISPOSAL. Many .'tne! other
sttrac: appointments: wa.t Ri.ecthi0ns. hons
ft ieft to Grub rd.. left on Grubb
rd. to Colston dr., and right TO
Dio'ei EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
W. B. WRIGHT oo
Evening star., 1949-11-20

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 5
Mr.. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
1912 D st. n.s.--Fine S-room row
brick, . baths. IN. bsmt.. gar; COM
:.d :ssd fuTns:asat, oea sa. a'ns Rfse
eAAai,9fHSSaaAi Ai 1HSaaA isy';Rr ;RrAtrYp Is. = =
Evening star., 1949-11-20

Colored-You1l Whistle
In. amaxement at the low price of
this excel. modern, semfdet.. brick
and shingle home; full bsmt., oil
heat; equipped kit; hardwood doors
UP and downstairs; 2 bedrms. and
beaut. bath with shower; front yd.
and long back yd.; and all for
$500. Located on 52nd st ne
Suns. and ewes. cali Mr.. selden,
FIR. 02t6: weekdays, call
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 N. J. ave. NV. Du. 0707.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO $50
2016 SUMMIT PL. NE.
ONLY $750 DOWN
colored. Payments only $50 per mo.
move right in Ho. ses9.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
COLORED-A REAL BUY in 4 brick
home. 2027 2nd st.. ne, .nr. r. ].
ave. Open today, 1T; this house
il. immaculate: contains 6 rms, fin
Hhed recreation rn1., 3 Ice. porches,
deep lot. new gas heat, beautiful
tile kitchen; also kitchen in bsmt.;
separate entrance to basement from
RUB1NO REALTY co.
! 16O2 r. /. ave. ne. AD. 1852; ewes
and Sun, HO. 1147.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HILLCREST GARDENS
$4,000 Home for $18 25n

3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
o119 2Sth ave. Sc; must be sold
make your offer: cash payment As
low as $1,000, excel. monthly terms
with 40 1St trust: has 20xl3 living
room with fireplace, din. rm. with
china ,cupboards. lge. de luxe kit.
with breakfast space, 3 bedrms.,
lated for finishing into full bed
rms. and 2 baths very quickly and
cheaply. This is home value you
can't ignore. Drive out Pa. ave.
to Branch ave.. right on Branch
across D. c. line to Colebrooke
dr., turn right at our sign to sec
ton and house. Mr.. Phifer, HI.
S-7141.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
HI. SAT-, HI. 4243, vi. 3s75. 81
Evening star., 1949-11-20
A LOVELY HOME

Modern S-rm. semidet. tap. brick,
liv. rm., din. rm., breakfast rm, tie
heat; dbie built-in garage: excel.
location. CHAS. c. ECKLOFF, Elk.
00HR WA 1SS6
Evening star., 1949-11-20

COLORED-SACRIFICE
Outstanding Opportunity
Fine House In Best Location
Open Sun. 2 till 6. 71S Taylor st.
NV. Colonial brick. 8 rms. IA
baths. parauet floors. auto. gas heat,
full bsmt., large yard: small cash
Call Mrs. West. with
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE. 5212 ma. s296; ewes. and Sun,
Evening star., 1949-11-20
412 WEBSTER ST.

412 WEBSTER ST.
HOME WITH INCOME. Sl5,25o buys
this cost. semi detached BRICK
house, near Grant Circle;. 3 full
rooms. plus kitchen and bath on
End floor; desirable neighborhood;
near st: Gabriers Church ad ana
! to pm. Sunday; See Mr. Dowen
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. RE. 1897, Hu. s054:-
HOME AND INCOME
Completely furn.. mr.. Wardman Park
Hotel; s bedrms., wide row brick,
det.: 2-car garage; redecor., perfect
Condition. Sc, 900 cash.
Joseph Tishler, Realtor
Tu. $500; Ewes. Wo. o6os
OPEN SUN, 1-6
1sas ss.g,.dsa' saeF'SSaiek Sriek, s. s Iss. rooms,
baths, panel rec. room, 35 It. long;
3 fireplaces; gas heat; garage. Price,
S1s,500. MR.. BENNETT. RE. 2s6s:
INCOME PROPERTY
Near Dupont circle-10 rms. 3 baths;
oil heat, gear garage; completely
furnished; hardwood floors tnruouI.
Could easily be converted into apis.
Downtown Mass ave- e..1,y n;w'H1I Hfnrp,sbes: ImsI'
S3oo income; $4,000 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1oe5 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 8112