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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-29

ball aces WED with their white
brothers on major college teams
the country over. Levi jackson,
the gamest player we ever saw
in years of sports coverage, bow
ed. out as Yale university's foot
ball captain on Nov. 10, 1919,
against arch-rival Harvard u.
Jackson played a great game and
was hoisted to the shoulders of
his adoring team mates at the
close.
Marion Motley, the Zone Man"
football scourge who races thru
opposition with all the power and
technique of a runaway bull
moose, was the best player we
have seen since "Bronko" Ma
gurski't day. u
Buddy Young was again the
fastest thing in moleskins even
out-ghosting Joe Perry Of the
Frisco 40 'ers.
Bucky Hatchett of Rutgers,
Vernon league, Wisconsin u,
Earl Banks, Iowa IT,, Jimmy Ro-
binson, Pittsburgh IT,, and fifty
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-29

more Negro football college and
p~rofootball stars made 1949 an
unforgettable one. This was al
SO true on the farflung "inter-
racial" basketball scene, all that
is to say, except for our person
al six-year personal feud with
Madison Square gardens Ned
Irish, who has never seen fit to
recognize Negro college quintets
despite powerful colored and
white pressure from the news
papers and otherwise??
Ray Robinson, best fighter the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-29

game has seen in long, long years
carved greater fame for him
self when he all but annihilated
thunder-punching Steve Belloise,
baldheaded 100 Founders. Cerdan,
the promising French ex~champion
who lost his life ina plane crash
Continued on page 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-29
By Al Moses

The Negro in. Sports During 1949
NEW YORK CAMP Race re-
lations again took to the up
surge during the past IL months.
Few factors in our busy work-a-
day lives brought colored and
whites into lasting relationships
as did the play-fronts of the
theatre and sports in general.
Amazing in the extreme, almost
unbelievably SO to many white
members ofthe daily press, was
Jackie Robinson's winning of the
1949 National league batting
championships. Add to this the
national honors that fell to Mr.
Robinson as an unofficial good
will-ambassabor and we can
vision the America we'd all like
to live and work in before death
marks us for her own.
The Moving Finger Writes
Thirty-three months have pass
ed intothe limbo of yesteryear,
that brief distance when Branch
Hickey brought soft-speaking and
intelligent Jackie to his Montreal
team of the international league
Baseball men like Jimmy Powers,
sports editor of the Daily News
with two-million daily readers,
and baseball's greatest pitcher in
the last decade, Bob Feller, pre-
dictedI that the Negro ball player
would-not-make the grade in
either the lesser circuit or with
the "big timers. But he fooled
them badly then as he delighted
others who believed in his out
standing ability all thru 1949 -.
What Father Time wrote into the
1949 b as b a archives about
Jackie Robinson will delight his
son when he reaches grammer
school age three years hence.
This is how it reads; Played in
1876 ball games missing but four
innings thru it all; won over Stan
Musial and Enos Slaughter Of
the st. Louis Cardinals by a "a
row margin finishing with a per-
centage Of .342; banged out 203
hits; had 314 total bases to his
credit; hit for IL three-base
blows; whipped out 80 two bag
gers; led his club with II sacri-
flee hits; stole 81 bases and bat
ted in l24 runs. Don Newcombe
and Roy Campanella became the
first All-Negro battery to ap-
pear in a World series. What they
accomplished against Casey STEM
gels power-charged N. Y. Yank-
ees Of the more powerful Am
erican league becomes a perman-
ent part Of baseball history.
Voted by 116 baseball writers
rs the National leagues Rookie
of the Year., Newcombe was
chat and more. With a man like
Satchel Paige to teach him pit
ching savvy plus a years season.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-29
Beatinq the Gun

Null
ing with the skilful Campanella,
might easily win in 20.
or more games in 1850 going on
to rank with the finest right-hand
pitchers in major league history.
Another unprecedented 40 base
ball chapter was the purchase for
of Sammy Jethroe by
Boston of the National league.
The finest base-stealer to show in
the minors in more than a dec
AIDE, Jethroe appears destined for
sure stardom and years of play
ing inthe high-salary bracket.
Roy Campanella was by far the
finest catcher in modern base
ball. Though Jimmy Powers once
wrote back in early December
that Campanella's failure to hit
as savagely as did Mickey Coch-
rane, Bill Dickey and Gabby
eliminated him from
called a great backstop, the
Dodger "workhorse" was still
the cream of 1949 receivers and
a batter who was feared for his
''long ball" clouting into the dis
tant stands. Dan Bankhead e
turned once more tothe Dodgers
for what ?? Only 1850 holds the
answer.
Lucius Easter, called by. many
a successor to Josh Gibson in
distance hitting, is being counted
upon by Cleveland as the regular
first baseman next year. Art
Wilson burned up the Pacific
justifying the nice things
this writer said of him even dur
ing the days when Wilson came
in for mild criticism.
Ezzard Charles took over Joe
heavyweight title by win
ming over Jersey Joe Walcott.
Walter Winchell has shouted from
his tower that in 1850 there will
be an Ezzard Charles = Joe Louis
title bout despite all we read
against such a meeting in this
and other columns Of the Negro
and white press.
Harrison Dilard, Olympic sensa-
ton, showed to advantage during
the late indoor track season.
Lloyd LaBeach and Herbert Nc
henley Of Panama and Jamaica,
B. w. l., respectively, showed
Fasteners this past track season
just why nc listing of sprinters
and mid-distancers can be COM
plete without the mentioning of
their names. La Beach established
a worlds record for the 1OO-me-
ter event being timed in 1912 and
did likewise inthe 200 meters ira
versing that journey in 2O:2. Nc
Henley was off form a good por-
ton of the season but even at
that he was the very-devil- himself
to outfoot from 100 up to sc
yards.
--L- -
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
NOTICE
United States

United States
 Department of the InteEaer
 Bureau of Land Managemeas
 District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 February 10, gSas NOTICE FOR pUBLlCAlelse Notice is hereby given ehsa Robert B. Sebastian. hsss made application for 6 soES- lers' additional homestead, AH-, ehorage serial 0lOel4, fee s tract of land embraced in U. s. Survey No. 27l5, situate on tisxs northwest side of Chignik Lag- oon, approxlmately 1.6 masex northeast of Hume Point, oa the, Alaska Peninsula, ,containins l5.53 acres, latitude 56o l9' Gta" N. longitude l57o 35' 57" W. se Corner No. l M. c and it Is now in the files of the Dis trict Land Office, Anchorage, A- laska.
 Any and all persons clsipsiue adversely any of the above sner- tloned land should file their sa-. verse claims in the local IalsS office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or Sar. ty days thereafter, or they ariE be barred by the provisions <f the statutes.
 George A Lingo,
 MAnager.
 Date First Publication: 521-&s Date asG Publication: -,ifs 4a
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

The new fire siren atop the fedora jail blew for the first time Monday.
 The old siren on Bert's Drug store has not been moved but will not be used for future a. larms.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

gles, but the two feet must ac- company the commissioners cer- tifcate to Juneau, from where the payment is made.
 Other bounties include one of $6 on hair seals, $50 on wolves and $50 on coyotes.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

Betty Kizer, daughter of MT. and Ms. Art Kizer, returned Sunday on Alaska Airlines from Bend, Ore,. where she graduated from high school. Her brother Jimmy is staying outside this summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
To Pay Bounty

New certificates to be sent to the territorial treasurer for col iecting the bounty on eagles are available at the commissioners office.
 A $2 bounty is paid on all ea-
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
S.S. DenaG

We've ~$s1sASS INCOMING:
 From Seattle: Mrs F T, Adams Freda Bent George J Brown Mrs L W. Buoy, infant T. K. Clark Mrs Octa Clark Miss Anita Clark
 Rev and Mrs. Eugene CoutUas
 AIdina Deleman Larry Dolman Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Fiefdsa infant Sara L. Grady
 Mrs R. A Henry Mark Jensen
 Mrs. Betty Keables
 MT and Mrs. David W. Kay
 Miss Tedde Ktilsgaard
 Mrs. V K. Lipp Sgt J. A Lumsden Frank Mietish
 Mrs Helen Oilar
 Peter Resoff
 Mrs Ann Robertson
 MT. and Mrs. Paul RoHsa,. daughter Mrs. Elsa Smith
 Mrs. D. Wilmington
 Mrs. Jean w. Wilson
 Mrs f c. Woods, soo
 From ketchikan:
 Helen Johnson Floyd McGee
 Mrs. M. E. O'BrieR, tse children OUTGOING:
 For Seattle:
 Basil Clark, Gerry
 Mrs Roy Madsen
 Nick lambas
 Mr. and Mrs. William Jung. ess
 Mr. and Mrs. Don Kean, chiM
 MT. and Mrs. Roy MigsE,. daughter MT. and Mrs. Otis w. Shanax
 For Seward:
 Mrs. Louise Coon, son
 For Ketchikan:
 J, G. Crosbie
 Dallas Pope Nellie F. Smith
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18
Thank You For Your KinG Words

MANY ALAskANs and persons from all parts of the United States have written gen. erous letters to let us know they have enjoyed travel on our steamers. The letters repro duced above are only few of those we have recently received.
 Also, many of you have taken the trouble to stop in and tell us personally how much you like our postwar service.
 These comments and letters are especially gratifying because they indicate that the
Kodiak mirror., 1949-06-18

hard work we are doing to improve our service is bringing real results.
 All of us of the Alaska Steamship Com pany-executives, ships officers and crews, and the office personnel-want you to know that we appreciate your words of encourage ment. We are glad to know that our efforts are making travel more comfortable and enjoyable for our passengers, and we shall continue our endeavors to make service on The Alaska Line always nerif y~~.. --~f
Evening star., 1949-02-21
HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE to share house,
Cheverly, Md; full privil. of house;
car needed; sos mo. UN. 1913. -21
WANTED. Christian couple to share
home; wife unemployed and willing
to care for 10-year-ofd girl Mon.
through Fri; easy terms in exchange
for child care. FA 4052. go
JEFFERSON VILLAGE bungalow,
furn., 4 bedrms.; suitable girls.
Utils. $3.50 mo. FA. S726.
WORKING MOTHER with child or
empl. couple to share home with
cong. couple in sub. area; conv.
transp.. day care for child. Apple
Evening star., 1949-02-21
KALORAMA AREA

Not often is there avail. such splen-
did house in this most des of
Washington's residential areas. This
fine brk. residence will appeal to the
discriminating family, desiring the
best in comfort and location. Excel.
and spacious 1st a. plan with bed
rms. and lge library with wood
burning fireplace on 2nd A.; 3 baths,
3rd A. containing excel. bedrms. and
bath plus 2 good maid rooms with
full bath between; ample storage
space, gear garage and unusually
attr. screened porch overlooking the
BY appt. only. Call Mrs. deSibour,
WO. 1891 or MI. $500.
JOHN r. deSIBOUR 81 co.
Realtors -23
Evening star., 1949-02-21
"TODAY'S BEST BUYS"
S12950

Near st. Gabriel's-A detached home
in one Of the most convenient sec
schools and Transportation. Has 4
rooms, including bedroom and
space for an additional bath on the
first floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on
fhs sss9nS es oSf With d FIJI burne ees
trio refrigerator; 6 garages with in
come of S27 per month will help
you to pay for this home. For sale
at this low price to settle estate.
$12,950
this modern detached brick in Silver
Sprng, Md. Has 6 rooms and bath;
convenient to transportation. only
9 years old, in excellent condition:
oil heat. The best buy in this popu-
$4,000
Buys this. 1-year-old, semidetached,
dence. Has air-conditioned gas
heat, electric refrigerator, storm
windows, hardwood floors. copper
andria, Va. convenient to tranSpor.
tation and shopping center; $500
cash and only $50 per month.
~AOsoSS
A bargain in Woodridge--this attrac-
tive center-entrance plan detached
brick home, built by Barkley Bros,
less than 3 years ago. Just north
of Rhode Island ave. in one of the
best and most convenient sections
of Woodbridge. Has rooms, tile
bath and first-foor powder room,
porch, air-conditioned gas heat,
slate roof owner leaving city and
has reduced price for immediate
sale.
BURLEITH-$13,500
Six rooms and bath, row brick home
in this always popular community
near the western High School and
only 12 minutes from the heart Of
the city; hot-water heat with Bryant
gas furnace. hardwood floors, elec-
tric refrigerator. deep rear yard
with metal garage. Vacant.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. (Open ewes. until
s p.m.) MA. 2346.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

va, bedrooms. play
room. television, linens, dishes, Ben
dix; newly decorated. After Sunday
call Ma. 3120, Ext. 1928. -2l
3 adults; furnished In good taste;
garage. 2 acres nicely Handicapped
grounds. vegetable garden, apple
trees; fine location. 10 minutes from
GEORGETOWN; 1-year lease, S175 per
month plus $50 per month for up
keep of grounds; references required.
In reply, give telephone number TO
appointment. Write Box 33S.x
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, living room
dining room, kitchen, den; 2 GARAGES
adults; $50. EN-. 1851. I'll
Evening star., 1949-02-21
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont }

FURN; HOUSE, near. walter Reed;
SshSoi ShNms iF stsdenss$ ss4$ no dogs; 'estrietsd
ALExANDRIA@2:bedroom furnished
nSHss; nsn SIZE ysEd mo gas oT Rea sss1 fun 1.se si
FOR RENT. with option to bug
Completely furn.-5 rms, bath,
h.-w.h., oil. On busline Si5O first
mos. and Sl00 per mo. for 12
mos. ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313.
ARLINGTON, Is;III near Country Club
decorated; lovely 3-bedrm. home,
completely furn.; washing machine,
ETC.; refs; S165., CHI. 1901. -21
and beautifully furn..
6sdrms, ' 4 baths, 2 firepIaces:
s,nsai available March !; $500: exclusive
6-RM. HOUSE. 2 bedrms., furn.. in
Guiding Bendix washing machine; in
nearby Md: S15O mo. Available
MsF's ma B. i TIN. 6s1I 6s4s eyes, between tween 7
'soSs 5oS! Ss!; ssSSs5oy q Bss soS s:'sss
NV StSit s-iRosomm, sm, ROW BRICK. GO COM
phletely furn.. s125 per mo. INQUIRE
TURN. --DeQTN. mouse IN
Alexandria: conv. located: immed.
poss:; 500 mo. Appleton 1904
2-BEDROoM BUNGALOW in North
Arlington: Ice. lv. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., and elect. kit; no
objection to children or pets. Call
e-RooM FRAME HOUSE. 1 blk. 6Is.-
ness district, Clarendon; S1OO mo-;
refs: required. Call CHI. 1852 -.,3
BETHESDA SECTION
Charming suburban home adapted to
gracious living. 1st f. suitable for
entertaining. lge, liv; rm: with
rm.. wide hall lovely patio. Ige.
fenced5in garden; 2nd A., 5 bed
maids. rms. and bath. lge. storage
rm.: 2-car gar; tenant. must care
for grounds and maintain electrical
equip; television, radio, phonograph
IN lily: rm and all-elec. kit. and
Available March 1st. Telephone
MRS. BURNSIDE. MI. 1850 or WI
3SE1 -C1
Evening star., 1949-02-21
BETHESDA SECTION
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp

BRAND-NEW 7-rm. Diet. brick home
on Colesville rd Oil heat conv. to
Naval Ord. Lab: about a acre of
ground included; 5000 month or best
offer. KAY REALTY CO., INC.
c6AcREss ESi bISS; HE1GHrsLNev 62S BRICK
home until July 15: S1I0 plus utih-
ties. Call FIR. 5443. -23
1926 WEBSTER ST. N.W.--9 rooms,
attic. bsmt.. 3ia baths. garages,
gas heat; open Mon. As pm. ST so
per mo; URcIoLo REALTY CO.
CHEvERIY AREA-New home with
porch. lge yard; 1st f., 5 rms, b.;
2nd FIR. rms. and b.; $3.50 per
mo II. 0I29; ewes. Ii: 27s1. 81
BROOM ROW BRICK q bedrooms) :,
2 baths; oil h.-w.h.; S175 mo. =. on
year lease. 1908 @ st. NV. In
spection by appt. F. A. TWEED
Co. EN-. 1890 till 9 pm. .-22
NAVY CAPTAIN and family desire 3
or 4 bedrm. house, unfurnished;
prefer Virginia or Cleveland; max,
Sl60. OIL 1856 81
Evening star., 1949-02-21
ApTs. WANTED (cont. }

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN and mother
desire l or 2 bedroom unfurnished
apt IN NV. sec, no share. approx.
$50. Phone Mon. Friday, $3.50 Am.
: SSpp,mvdS6 Pm, Re e7oo' Ext 4l4s' M MSS
TEACHER iseMEpHR, AND WIFE desire apart;
ment, Hyattsville or vicinity. Call
pm. weekdays. 23'
MAN, WIFE and small infant, desire
small apartment or rooms with
kitchen privileges; near Georgetown
uniy; Hospital Temple sal; a. u
pHslfa fusnsAss Or qRS5ns6fs
RELIABLE ADULTS desire Q or 3
bedroom apt in NV. section by
April /; no pets. Taylor 3lO3. -2l
TWO OR THREE mature refined
young ladies, in professional posi-.
ti9ns sIea desire with or COW 0edTm transp apt Ho
WORKING WORK Nc MOTHER with 4 8 boys, l
preschool age. wishes unfurn. apt.
In NV; sect. Can give good refs.
2 DES GMPLoYED 1Eo GIRLS, desirable ten
incl util. Weekdays, EX 1850, Ext
ee555; week ends and evenings, %! Wo-
CHRISTIAN COUPLE, nonsmoking or
2 rooms. kit. bath; max. $65.
YouNG 81 nsoe COUPLE, both permanently sn
employed, desire unfurnished 1-bed-
room apt. in apt building; excel
APARIM,ENT IL a apartm,ent ,,. building usIzu
YOUNG & COUPLE desire home. or
apartment, furnished or unfurnished,
Snasr $50 n rsdas Tx S!pS sos to
ENGINEER. wife. 3-mo-old daughter,
ment, unfurnished preferred: to SS5
mo-; by April /. or sooner; District
Or e vicinity; references. 9 I; Give de-
YouS ts5s TSx EMF s6eT e6uSIs stsr desires @f tnrn
apt. NV, or Va; no children or
pets pets; -ggocd -ggood ref max se5. PPbheone Phone
CHINESE DIPLOMAT desires a-bed
rm unfurn. apt. between Sheridan
Please aae phone sfaefs No sooo sl'f fo
SMALL to APT Pm or Bear Bedroon e1 'ia kitdhen Im
privil.: Govt. empl., rondrinking
lady; sw:. convenient Va. bus; rea-
cGRvY iGRSIe chasf HHn eocH c1kcsH siaF Or
sn'ly apt 9ef!ss Kssss near ms small Wife hGSss ssd
3 ADULTS, 2 children urgently need
6sdro1m mssm fsTn sI0o or 31nUp HnfUpnS6sa apt
COUPLE wants .unfurn. apt, rooms.
kit, and bath; NV; max. SIS.
EXPECTANT WIFE AND son. living
in Pa, urgently. need unfurn.- .
6Sdrm apt. or house; max, sos.
GLOVER PARK AREA-Young couple
desire 2.rm. apt, bath. kitchenette
i1mmediately; 1nnn maximum $50. co,
HousE BEING DESTROYED for new
EMFfo9fp shFf aaEDfn coGFLE Spi cs Would hdSq like
Dearm pfeaIe, fFgn RA 46pss apts NV reas- 2@ rent
sire furnished or unfurnished apt in
o suitcase references If desired
YoGNG 3T e WOMAN, Sah or pe4@ M9h' employs de-
sires fur. studio apt. sc. section. by
Mar. 1; excel. refs Box 337-v.
ss MASON and Eastern Star Ma
imum. $40 Call TISGT. CAR
DINAL. Ii. 94O0.- Ext. 80. go
MOTHER AND CHILD to share apt
or rm. with kit PRIVILEGES. in D. c.
Reasonable. HO 2730.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, 8 small
children, urgently need furn. or un-
furn. apt: max. SO: desperate. EN-
104O. days: ME- 1850, ewes. 23'
COUPLE, both emp., wants small apt.
In apt. bldg. downtown. SHER-
MAN. ME. 9247. after 9. 21'
LISTING SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart
ments under SIS per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot roomS) without charge.
TRANSIT co.,
MI 1858 weekdays. Q am.-5 pm.
Just say II want to list some hous-
inc
Evening star., 1949-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeost

CoRNER-Practicslly new; six rooms,
lot; anchor fence; spotless condition;
located in developing section north
Of Michigan Park. Mr.. Altman. FIR.
1904, MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO..
pRAsreAhLY 1aas ffsh = REDucfDoDen RT Rs ss5D ,s
pm: 1887 b st. ne, 2-family row.
brick; 9 complete 1-bedrm. apts., 2
baths; fln. basement; built-in ga
rage; concrete porch; gas h.-w;h.
Price, S13,95O, terms. SCOTT SAN
DERs. TR. 1858; ewes, vi. o990.
POWDER ROOM on 1ss noo1-Priced
semidetached.. almost new; 8 bed
rooms. extra-large master bedroom,
picture windows; large corner lot;
cs eSGd sT PanfpE s sns COM lSV
HOME g hES wiTH ri 1NcoME-a-famiiy, ..
story white stucco. det. Total price
only S12.5O0: Call ST. 1851. MONT
,of aoMsRy s.5S n nv. Srsrs 4 ms CO. ,orn.I mel
1914 Eye st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, h.
WI, sl2.5oo: lilo H st. NEW
MICH: AVE. AND 18th ST, Ne
Substantial brick, 8 rms. 2 baths,
bo1e6 b9n nice ssrass ssra oil House can r0p. ps
bought on reas; terms. Call ST;
& PRESS. INC, 1924 x st. NV.
Two-sroRY BRICK detached, pow
lovely fully equipped kit, full bsmt:
,Usq sis5o6 naes.hs eaIl ST! i1eI. 's MoNTs sRFs
,.{5s GoMERY q NV. g. ms; CO; I2i
EF,ced i s$5@e s. s.S eai, eo; 1888. s; FHsK
NEAR f3 BLAIR isls lGsb Rb. st and NJ n HamD ave
u,Income with living quarters IN
this fine 3-story prewsr semidet.
Ts brinsins s0w eood oe' neome ne n and az extra
bedrms,. 2 baths for your family.
Lovely liv. rm. with flrepl.. din. rm.,
mod. kit. garage. All this for $24:-
$50 # you respond prom,ptlv Excel:
centinuins with this fine horae.
Phone for appointment to see TO-
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 IL 9
81 DOUGLAS ST. NE. $1,000
near schools and churches; 6 rooms
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick, with
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 l. st. NV,
MA. SO36: home, TU, 0297.
NORTHEAST-For home or invest
ment; brick, 6 rooms and bath, hot
water heat: each room Is now rent
500. THoS. E. FARRELL Co, Real
tors, 72l 10th st. NV. MA. 0765;
1908 w. VA. AVE. N.E.-very desir-
able brick, g lge. rms. and bath, Q
full bsmt.. h.-w.h., nice refgr. and
stove. Priced below market, only
S11.950: easy terms. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO.. Phone FIR. 1887. If
no answer, phone Elk. 715S.-22
Evening star., 1949-02-21
SPRING VALLEY

Defer not It'll tomorrow to be wise"
house. created especially for chill
dren to grow in and convenient for
adults. with shopping center. trans
portation and schools nearby. There
is q lovely fireplace in the living
room, a gay little dining room, open
ern kitchen on the first floor; 8
attractive bedrooms, bath and sun
deck on the second floor: full base
ment and storage attic. gas heat.
Price, S1s.500 Call Mrs. Oliver
Mckee. MI 1857 or HU. 1866.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
GEORGETOWN

Seldom is such a truly fine brick
house available in one of George
towns most desirable locations.
East Of wis. ave; excellent taste is
reflected throughout this most at
tractive residence; 8 desirable bed
smaller bedrms and bath, suitable
for children or servants quarters;
lovely large double liv.. rm. opening
on to a terraced garden: spacious
din. rm. and good modern kit. and
pantry; This house merits your
Mcmahon, MI. $500; eyes,, DU.
0O56. with
JOHN r. deSIBOUR g. co.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont. J

SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tConf.D
NEW HOME WITH iNCOME-Excei.
lent Sil. Spg. location, near Mrs.
KS Tavern: brick williamsburg de-
sign with compact apt. having its
own entrance; property Is offered
ESish S1tabsIg apt fully furnished ea1ipped
carpets. window hangings and misc.
pieces OF furniture; q. most attrac-
tive place that you'll hate to leave.
and totally new. R. P. RIPLEY.
Realtor, 81. gill. .(Sun. and ewes.
POSSESSION spi MI In ausnssS ons Wsek; new Can.
Cod brick. 6-rm. house; IN baths
and bedrm. on 1st a.; large corner
lot, street paid for. Osborne and
End ave-. s.. s.. Md: Turn Of, Ga.
ave on Landsdown Way. ] block to
A Asf9aTL f9TFL8f : g. 81 sE1EkxI sH 2ssG should fnd
this custom-built home in Wood
I bedrooms. 21s baths. bkft. nook.
nuilt-ln garage; q auiet street, quite
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SIT sos. IN Mr.. okhi King 'eun' ana aaf eyes,
MUST LI;;1 BE SOLD in 90 days-A WELL
bedrooms and bath up and q 1st-
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at Forest Glen; Sis,S0o r. p.
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ave. extended delightful liv. rm..
din, rm.,. comb. with firepl', Ice.
bedrms., huge full base; lot approx.
aoxleo with 9Th towering trees; Eyes.
GREENACREs, Desirable
2-bedroom brick near American Uni.
kitchen: very good neighborhood
for children and close to schools.
p!; I015 until 9 pm. VIM. Il.
BEAuTTTuE BsAAqHREhs f4s; BRooKDALE 5MG -23 Bet.
white brick with floor plan that
and bright as sunlight itself. s
trim. size bedrms., 2 baths. 1st-hoor
iavatory; every lady dreams of q
san,ai sltehen such Sas as as this lovely home
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BEAUTIFUL wEsrGArs-You will
fan in love with this one. one Of
tne most charming homes in Metro
politan area; bedrm. and bath on
End M H., paneIsd pan Rsqfms rec. ana nm oath 5ear an
gar: exquisite corner lot with 1885,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI, i41i,
UNDER SEQ MONTH covers prime,
int, taxes and ins. after down pay.
ment on this 2-bedrm. brick bunga-
PHILLIPS, wo. 1000 until 8 pm.
S51S Conn,