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T. D. BURGESS

T. D. BURGESS
Sc. area home values-The owners
q the following homes gust sell,
Of these homes At your needs, call
us for appointment.
HILLCREST
Brand-nev brick bungalow. blk. on
Branch ave. l bedrm. down and
Dry Dr.; rma nun @ batlt.in 'i garage. ara e screened @
porch. sun deck. Assume OF loan
price cut $500. Can you ask for
more7
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
dec. bedrms.. equipped kitchen
with snack bar, tile bath, knotty
pine rec rm. with illuminated glas,
bar. oil &C. heat; conv. to bus and
shopping. Price cut $500.
CORAL HILLS
Cute little brk bungalow In this fne
section of Sc. 2 lge. bedrms.. lgs.
light kitchen, handy util. room,
radiant gas h.-wh: level lot.
short blks: TO bus, transp:. shcppins
and school. Price cut $3.50.
FORESTVILLE
ou h.-w.h.; l-acre lot. ideal for gar
den or chickens. Horse stall and
chicken house. Price cut $4,000.
SUITLAND
Vacant. Spacious 6-rm. det. brick In
new cond, Lze. liv. rn., fireplace.
equipped kitchen, extra lse. closet,
full bsmt., finished rec. rm.; oil h
VIII; lse. level lot. fine neighbor-
hood. blk. to bus, school nearby.
r. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 I'll
3 pm. every evening. ~
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RANCH HOUSE

On more than y Of an acre, In
elose-in Whitehall. with 120-ft
frontage, on paved street. Planned
10 permit gracious living with mini
mum Of homework Radiant heated.
Three bedrooms and two baths.
Wealth Of closet space. 2S IT. plus
living room. Combination kitchen.
breakfast room and laundry with
HOTPOINT dishwasher. garbage dis
Westinghouse Laundromat. Large
sereened living porch. storage room.
two-car garage with extra hobby or
storage space. Top quality ma
teriais and workmanship. Price,
9;750. direct from builder; 5z1s
until 8 pm Burling I'd. is lis
miles west Of Wisconsin ave. on
Bradley blvd. PAUL J. FRIzZELL.
artflHAr M. A0nn
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HOUSES foR sALE-Nerthwess

COLORED-s-sToRY BRIcK now
AousE. 1884 sth q. n:~;Lzoned
bsrssin at $4,000. Excellent for
roomins house. Call Mr. JOHN.
CoLoRED-s7ss CASH and s65
month. for ave- room brick on 1eth
QUICK. 81. rial. ewes. IA, 54Is.
vAcANr-Nr. 18th and
Ssmt,. h.-vh'. newly redee' Priced
% seI today. WETTZ REALTY
CORP. s06 18TH ct. NV. sT, 455s.
CoLoRED, yAcANT-on upper i4th
St. 9 substantially built brk, new
Ss's holse n.1a., eona loysly ,I {s I'm, rat, tile
heat, 3 porches Il tnclosedl. gar.
\ iced 70 sell. WEITZ REALTY
CORP. s06 18th st. NV. ST 455s.
coLoRKD-Isee ELK. or OAK 81.
NV Excellent home plus income.
rSv rs sIick 0.5' II heat a'' DoTeh; at soos S,os
terms or trades considered. Ray
Morse, sH. $500. BROWN REAL
TY CORP. Realtors. DU. s55s.
C0LoRED IDEAL LOCATION for
physician or professional man: semi
det., 4 iRe. bedrms., Ice. liv. rm-.
very lge. din. rm-, outstanding mod
srn kitchen; deep rear yard with
many strawberries: 2-car sarage:
front and rear porehes; oil h.-w.h..
Price $l6.500: terms to responsible
party. For inspection, call VIM J.
ROSENTHAL. 1924 K 81. NV, RE.
s26s or EN-. 1927. .-23
blk. P st NV. 7 complete apts..
turn,; nsg Soo. s6'!oo 100. yTIy; income Price
STEELE. RE. O493. CHI. 1905. IA
C0IORED-ROCK CREEK CHURCH
RD. NV. right By and facing Sol
diers Home; Just listed: A marvel
in beauty, and distinction in this
s,dsa splendid O. location ast J., up "a among the
tached e.rn. tapestry brick. Priced
now before it's gone. Mr.. Kitchens
ATLAS M ,1 REALTY saLT Co, ST. 7Sss;
CoioRE62ss eStc;i ES: ssof; 1 ST. N.w-2-stor, aas
a quick sale. DE. 4os7. M2s
LOVELY ROOMS, gas
Spring I'd NV: newly redecorated
FRED EHRLIcH. 90O5 18th St
NV. ST. 0451-O436: ewes. GE. 5000
COLORED--NR. 14th AND PARK RD
Clean row brick; 8 rms, bath
full basement. front and rear
porches. s1l.e6O FRANK g.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. Ewes. call
rL N.w.-1o
rooms; price drastically reduced for
immmediste sale. This one is going
fast the way it's priced now. 80 get
In touch with me for . real break.
Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO..
CoLoRED-NR. 1sth AND PARK RD
A spacious home Of 10 rms. and
3 baths; Immaculate condition: oil
heat. spacious master bedrms u,
beautiful kitchen: must bs seen TO
be appreciated; reasonably priced st
$4,000. For appt., call MR.
BENNETT, MA. 6341; ewes, RE
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SAMUEL z HOGLEY. INC
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StNuToS REALTY co 10 s-ltas
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WESTERN AVE.

block from Blessed Sacrament
Church and school. on the d. c.
side; Lovely detached home In this
1aro.to-set location; beautiful 1st
statrs; gas h.-wh: large level lot
Quick possession. Rea Sonably priced
, FRED A. SMITH co.
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CT SPECIAL.

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HousEs-sALE-k.W, Cont.
WAKETTET n

~ KA~4 &1AA26~
$irst time offered. Luxurious South
srn Colonial brick. prettiest street
In area. Every desired feature, 10 :
efudins den and powder rm.. break
fast rm, rec. rm., 2 master-size
oe1rms. and bath; finished 3rd floor:
veil 1andscaped owner lesyins
town. has priced to sell. LE0UM
q GERBER, AID. 7so0 till o pm.
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N.W.-$500 DOWN
Immed. sale neces. This beaut. Co
lonial front brick home contains 9
Ice. rms. bath, h.-w.h., coal. full
bsmt,; front and rear yds. A won-
deffm home In . wonderful loca-
tion. For appt. call OWNER, Ex.
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1270 N II AVE

A very desirable semi-detaehed Co
lonisl brick home contains 10 rms. =,
3K baths, beautiful side yard; va
cant; price, S24,500. Subject TO
ofer. Call r. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN
500 blk. 4. Capitol Stills beaut.
home contains IL Ice. rms, 2 baths.
h.-w.h.. coal; full bsmt.; front and
some one who Is lo',king for home
plus income. Locstio speaks for
Itself. For appt. cali Ex. $40. --22
ONLY 81, 900 DOWN
5000 You st. Bradbury Hgts. Near
bus and shopping, practically brand
new &hingled 2-story: 5 lge. rms.
and bath, gas a.-c. heat. full bsmt,
gorgeous recr. rm, lot 60xI00;
firepl. in liv. rm., refgr. and stove.
Don't delay. Only S10,e50. $50 per
mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
20:2 Nichols ave. Sc. FR. 1857
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$11,950

7-room semidet. brick: large living
room, dining room and huge kitchen
with enclosed rear porch; large
bedrooms and tile bath: bsmt. with
oil h.-w.h.; det. metal garage. This
home is one Of the best buys in
Northeast and can be purchased on
excellent terms. Call Mr.. Weiss, Me.
54O0; ewes. AK. $3.50 or TU. 4036.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.
~ WI
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SILVER SPRING
NEW BRICK HOMES

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TO CLOSE ESTATE

TO CLOSE ESTATE
EYE. ST. CORNER
Near washington Cirele-9-rm. brick
Vita garage; convenient location
f3r home with income; ener' in
21st AND G SITS.
A hns old residence, walking distance
Of untvsrstties. State and other
Govt. dents:; needs some dseoratins;
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Hesltors, 723 20th st. NV. RE. 1855:
SO NICHOLSON ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY, / TO Z PM.
High elevation. Real buy for large
family 1st dr,. large living room
with fireplace, lovely sun parlor,
large dining room and modern
kitchen; and ar., 5 double-bed rooms.
. full tile baths. 2-ear buift-in
garage. II looking for o detached
brick center-hsn. see this home
Will sell on Reasonable terms. For
information. call Mr.. orem. GE.
4e3s.
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1924 18th 81. NV. Realtor. D1. 334s.
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WEST EVANSVILLE

Don't far To See this Ere s-Fposs
brick. with fpses fsf msfs fe@Hs
ia an sxpsnssen sttlf oil hssi fats
inbBlsts4 ataTEs stnaesa iastat Fsfs
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a.. gns.s. Or SssS. vith BRIT.
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NEAR WALTER REED

4N11A4S WIZ XIV AsA~A1O
Lovely center entrance brick home.
located on O beautiful corner lot;
reception hall. large iy. rm.. side
porch, din. rm., din. alcove, den
and kit: 3 large bedrms and 2 tile
baths. oil h.-wh: built-tn garage.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 I'll
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TAKOMA PARK
TAKOMA PARK
WOODSIDE PARK

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bedroom. 1eE ssae fua4 bath on II
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Wood -Conley Co. Realtors
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INCOME PRODUCER
OF 9th and East Capitol SITS. This
corner brick home Ia in excel.
cond., has IS rms, baths. oil
hw.h. For further particulars
call JOHN r. DONOHOE g. SONS,
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'"''''''T,,.TVIE'' M

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DOCTOR OR LAWYER

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Prince Georges Realty Co
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A BARGAIN-$5,25
1900 1st st. Sc: corner frame. 3-rm
apt. end A.; nice lot; small down
payment. HENRY v. WrLLOUGHBY.
500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. 7043.-24
$8,750
204 11th ST. Sc. 8 rms, bath, h
VIII. extra plumbing: rented as
light housekeeping apts. at good
rentals. J. EDW. FOWLER d SON,
Ma. 367s. lEstab. 1900 RA.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

abe residential sett}ah usN a~Stsfs
brick Colonial &patistasa l4sinE fpHGs
with fireplace shd pistars w4naps
lafss dlnEns room, os laxs L4tthsn
and breakfast nook. rewass teosn
5 large bsdF oozat tsll tIlsa satiss
attaFstd garage fun hsssmeht.
heavy slate roof. isFes wapsltd tas
Cal Mr Meade Ma jsss. wltk
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SUBURBAN INVEST. CO.
1908 Ga ave = S- SLIGO
$3.50

On your not In MontEo'nsry County
. lovely Cape Cod .sx3o. With fhil
basement; kss heat, tu 4 Eyins
rm. i2xis, kitchen pSic, Atoss re-
frtgerAlor. fag bath fwo eedroomA
LArEe expansion attic, frant dorm
ers. Complete Turnkey lok FHA
fsnaneinE, KENsIN0ToS REALTY
co 10 h-llnh -.
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CORAL HILLS

6311 Pard I'd. Open ewes, 20: love
Iy 2-bedrm. brick bungalow, IT.
old: gas h.-w.h.. equipped kitchen,
porch, Quick possession. owner
transierred. must sacrifce for Sll,-
75o Drive out Alabama ave.
blks. past D. c. line to b3rd ave.
turn right. T. D. BURGESS, vi.
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WEcT PEAL ESTkTE
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Semidet. brick home. LRe. level lot.
q rms, mod. tile bath, gas heat, full
% Ssm.; Nc; 49, PSyms1s; G,sp iias ae. rent 1h,S
st. NV ST. 455B. "a
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BUEGALOW--$8.e5 $50
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BRICK BUNGALOW

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Prince Georges Realty Co.
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$3.50 DOWN

Unassai opportunity 20 aeaairs .
modern suburban heme In perfect
condition. on 1-aeEs Of aandseaped
grounds. 4 lsrEs bedrooms, attached
garase. fpu dry Basement ell heat
walking distance 70 school sisPba
c ] kOONTY GE 2sNp aA
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EDGEMOOR- BETHESDA

"Hampden Lane" Contains 3 bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths: Iis. I'm. with
open fireplace. rec. rm. with tsrrsf1o
tile floor. tvo-ear Earsge; oftese-
way. Unusually spacious grounds
Has . naestons vslk and "a sur.
rounded By beautiful shrubs ana
trees Call Mr.. Jolles, IT.. NE. 54oo.
EVENINGS EH 1921.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I4is X st nv. Realtors NE b4ol
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For this lovely 9-hedrm home close
In SILVER SpTinE on wooded lot
approx u scrs, lse modern kit
fireplace Ia Twins Tm eohY 70
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ASSUME SlO.40O

A. trus. Seller will let the ftsht
purchaser take over has OF ~
trust aud move Tight In eeartn,
Twins rm dinins rm kit and bath
The buy OF the month
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PREWAR COLONIAL

Brsek.ano frame hone or lsseseaps6
lot 55xIso, lgs liy. ru aasS :
sis~a dir. rn. mod eastppec k1t
with dinins alcossi , lovely beGrsss
and died hafa on End a.. fun nxsn'
OIL heat. feneed rear bsfs. hnaHaf
Wood -Conley Co, Realtors
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LITTLE MANSION

OK. oU8Z UI DO. sy3f-.. %
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
farse, dot. home on Sherman Circle,
consisting OF 9 rms. with . COM
plete apt. on end floor: perfect for
Q doctors ONCE. SOLEM REALTY,
ma, 4244; ewes. call WI. 2122.-24
6OLoRED-We have Q beautiful
hon home; l,. II .ss iIspeetion hsoe Sis o. esl 3ak
Lawrence, To. 2100. SHoCKEY q
coiORED-iss + 81. N.w.-cash,
only $1,000: rmB., rec. rm.. oil
.v.h, sarasA NO. &72e. -27
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titled to resume the normal con-
sideration Of wages questions" ="
Urges Pay Incentive Plan.
It said specifically that wage
agreements with a sliding scale
tied to the cost of living index
should cease to operate as long
as the 106 to l18 range is not
exceeded.
SHOULD neither of these limits
be reached before January, 1851
the TUG recommended, these
arrangements shall continue until
that date and be reviewed In
the light Of the then existing
facts"
The General Council said every
industry should consider putting
Evening star., 1949-11-24
Trade Union Congress
ASKS Restraint on Pay
| Demands in Britain
By the Asseeiafsd Press


LONDON, Nov. 24.-The British
Trades Union Congress (TUC)
yesterday urged vigorous re-
straints" on any new wage de-
mands-as long as the government
can hold down the cost OF living
The TUG, which speaks for
8, 8,o00,O00 organized British work
ers, said this must be done to
counteract dangerous imitation
ary tendencies" made worse by
|devaluation of the pound.
It asserted the line also must
be held on company profits. In
general the government has been
trying to keep these at 1947 levels
The TUG said some exceptions
from the wage freeze may have to
be made for the lowest paid work.
ers. It suggested that a scheme
OF higher pay for greater pro-
duction might be the answer
Will Raise Prices.
The TUG General Council has
been wrestling frantically with Its
wage policy ever since the pound
was devalued from $4.03 to $3.50
The government conceded that
devaluation inevitably will raise
some prices. It has demanded
O freeze In wages to keep this
imitation from getting still worse
The TUG recommended that Its
unions agree to hold wages at
their present level as long as the
retail price index ranges between
118 and 106. The index is based
on prices Of June. 1947. as 100
It now stands at lis.
# the index reaches either the
upper or lower limit, the General
Council said, it feels both sides
~ opv Industry would he en-
Evening star., 1949-11-24

into effect q pay incentive plan
relating wages to output"
Although 1t advised all member
unions to keep the lid on wage
claims, the General Council said
the existing machinery Of volun-
tary negotiation must be pre-
served"
It said responsibility for hold
ing to the official Tue policy
Of restraint must rest with in
dividual unions.
Evening star., 1949-11-24
Hearing on Handling
Milk Postponed

The Agriculture Department has
announced that a public hearing
on q proposed Federal milk hand
ling order for the Washington area
has been postponed from Novem-
ber 20 to December IL.
The postponement was requested
by Midwest milk and cream ship
pers to allow them to prepare
testimony. The heraing will be
held In the Freer Art Gallery
Auditorium.
Evening star., 1949-11-24

Anti -Vivisection Meeting
The District Anti-vivisection
Society will meet at 8 pm. Mon
day in the Raleigh Hotel. Twelfth
and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
Safe Disposal Of
FluOrescent Lamps

"Cuts caused by broken fuorescont
tubes are a new health hazard that
has received too little attention, a"
warns DR.. William f. Peindollar,
Acting Chief of this Departments
Division of Industrial Health. "This
hazard has become increasingly
prevalent with the more widespread
use Of duoresccnt lighting in stores
and factories and also in private
houses.
"The tubes are coated on the inside
with a powder which contains the
element belyllium. If PARTICLES of this
powder enter a wound caused by the
sharp glass edges Of broken tubes
they may cause severe irritation of
the skin that delays healing and may
even result in ulcers. In addition,
where large quantities Of these burnt
out tubes are broken up for disposal
it is possible to breathe in enough of
the harmful dust to injwe the lungs.
"To minimize possible i'll effects
the State Department Of Health
recommends the following disposal
methods With these precautions it
should be possible to destroy worn out
tubes without personal injury.
"Where just one or two tubes are
to be disposed Of, they can be placed
in a burlap bag, immersed in a tank
or trough of water and broken up
with hammer or length of pipe. The
bag should be buried wet without re-
moving the contents.
"Where a large number of tubes
are to be disposed of. they may be
broken in an eXhaust-ventilated
crusher and the fragments wet down
before removing. Ultimate disposal
may be made by burying, or dumping
in deep water a safe distance from
shore.
whenever it is necessary to handle
or break fuorescent tubes, heavy
leather gloves and goggles should be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
Over IL Million Protected

Over Is million workers have earned
lifetime protection under old-age and
survivors insurance, according to the
Cumberland office of the Social Sc
cuitv Administration. Although they
they may never work again in en-
pIoyment covered by the Social Sc
culity Act, these - million are
permanently insured, because they
have worked 10 years or more in
covered employment.
The amount Of the payments, how
ever depends upon the total wages
received and the length of time
worked in social security jobs as
shown by the. workers wage record
at the time benefits are claimed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

Walter Bowman, Mrs. Merrell Will
burn and Mrs. Darius Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Loudermilk
spent the weekend at their cottage
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dewitt and
daughter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Shank and daughters Wednesday
evening honoring Mr.. Shank's birth
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bishoff and
daughter Anita were guests on Sun
day of Mrs. Bishoff's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Peck, in Berlin, Pa.
The meeting Of the county presi-
dents of the Associated Women of the
Maryland Farm bureau met in Balti-
more last Wednesday. Mrs. Clark
Schlossnagle attended from here.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Haenftling were Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Fike, bud" Deal
and son Eddie, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Haenftling and family, Earl Haenft-
ling and family, Mrs. Theresa Kaiser
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Richter.
Miss Anita Jean Dewitt, who is
employed in Columbus, Ohio, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Whit Dewitt, and Mrs. En-
ma Dewitt
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dewitt
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Loudermilk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Dewitt and son
Ronny, Aliquippa, Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Dewitt and son Donald, Crellin,
and Mr.. Wilhelm. of Avilton.
Rev O. P. Fike and family We're
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Schlossnagle and family.
Mrs. Whit Dewitt and daughter
Anita and Mrs. Emma Dewitt We're
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold