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Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
DUPONT REPRESENTS ECONOMIC
PROGRESS

The Department of Justice evidently went
off half-cOcked when it opened fire on the
dupont Company of Delaware and charged
that it is monopoly and should be busted-up.
The theory that DUPONT is a monopoly is pure
moonshine. Crawford H. GreenWalt, presi-
dent of the dupont Company was the guest
speaker of the National Press Club in Wash
ingtOn. He laid all the cards on the table.
Of course everybody knows that dupont is a
big institution. But the charges that it is a
monopoly" implies that it smothers compe-
tition. The only reason anybody has for call
ing DUPONT monopoly might be the fact
that it is the only concern in the United States
that furnished enough powder and ammUni-
tion so that our Government won the war
against the British in 1776 and those other
wars that have occurred since. You don't
need to be told that the dupont Company
made the first American dyes and the first
DucO that you find on your automobile. Pres
ident Greenwalt told the Capital pencil-push-
ers that greeted him in the Press Club that
the chemical industry which dupont Gre
ated has roughly; only 80 of the trade in this
segment of American industry. But it never
did try to create monopoly in this field,
and that is proved by the fact that there are
about 5000 companies engaged in the man.
ufacture of chemical and allied products. -
Our Washington correspondent wrote, with
the hearty support OF the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, the first big story
showing how dupont cleared farms by blow
ing out the stumps with dynamite The dH-
POnt President told the Club that "NylOn was
one of duPOnt's greatest CANDLES. . NylOn
is at the same time one of it's greatest sue
cesSes. 1t took fourteen months and twenty
seven million dollars before we were able to
sell the first pound made in a commercial
unit" Attorney General Tom Clark cracked
down for the Government against dupont on
imaginary monopoly" charges. Mr.. Green
walt told the Press Club: "The idea has been
put forward that big businesses grow by
swallowing little businesses or by limiting
their growth. Nothing could be farther from
the truth" American industries like du-
Pont support their claims that they are
Heartily in favor of law and safeguards that
provide for our system of free, competitive
enterprise" The speaker hit the nail on the
head when he made this declaration: "The
shifting winds of political thought has led to
continuing changes in Interpretation as one
court decision succeeds another. e. There
being no statute of limitatiOn-sO business
frequently finds itself attacked for acts done
many years ago with all good faith and with
the best advice available. The DUPONT Com
pany is as clean as a whistle. That fact ex-
plains why President Greenwalt received the
approval and cheers of the largest newspaper
club in the world. And thousand newspa-
per club in the world. And thousand news
papermen CAN'T go wrong.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

machinery in which my family is interested is the
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company. This owns all the
stock of the Fish Machinery Company which is de-
veloping very wonderful machines to take the bones
out of fish and make fllets mechanically. For the
most part today, from the time fish is caught
until it reaches your dinner table, hand labor only
is used. Fishing is both the oldest industry and the
most antiquatedly operated It is greatly in need of
more mechanizatiOn. The stock of this company
sells on the New York Curb at about $3.50 share
Telephone Industry
One of the greatest labor saving inventions is
the telephone. The industry is very progressive.
Before long a new telephone writing machine will
be available. This will send anywhere on regular
telephone circuits, absolutely confidential and in
stantaneOus messages, in the sender's own hand
writing and with his signature. This machine is
being perfected by the TelAutograph Corporation.
It's stock sells the N. Y. Stock Exchange at about
5A. will gladly send particulars regarding it to
anyone
I am optimistic the entire telephone industry
1t is being used more every day; it has excellent
management and fairly good labor relations All YOU
readers should have little stock in the telephone
company which serves your community. The man
ager of your telephone Office will gladly give you
particulars.
Food Merchandising
Food is the one thing we all must have There
are many good Independent grocers and small gro
cery chains which are entitled to your patronage
l think it is generally agreed, however that the A.
& p sets the pace for the entire food merchandise
ing industry as to quality, service and low prices
Truly it is a wonderful organization.
The stock of the Great Atlantic Pacific Cnow
fOOlishly threatened by Government suit sells on
the New York Curb at about $126 per share. There
are very few better investments. Instead of worry
ing about imitation, labor troubles. or World War
H. invest your money in these four industries
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
Malayan Suicides Like
Poison

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya-(P--
Favorite suicide method in the Fed
Grafton of Malaga last year was
poison. Cutting or piercing instru-
ments" rated second. Hanging was
a poor third.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21


pOrtaton problem from automobiles down to con-
veyors' needs Overhauling. Every city and plant
could reduce costs and increase efficiency by better
roads and cOnveyOrs. My favorite company in this
field is the Link Belt Company It's stock sells on
the New York Stock Exchange at about 61
Not only is the need for better transportation VITAL
but it will be easy to raise funds for such projects
We do not object to gasoline taxes if we are sure
that the money is being spent for better roads,
bridges etc. Automobile owners land there are
forty million of these also like the new toll bridges
and toll roads such as have been built in Pennsyl
vania' Connecticut and Maine. Not only are these
undertakings good money earners. but their bonds
being non-taxable, have ready market at low rates
of interest.
LabOr-SaVing Machinery
The only way that manufacturers can success
tully meet labOr's demands for more wages is
through the use of more labOr-savng machinery.
One OF the leading companies manufacturing such is
the American Machinery & Foundry Company. This
stock is listed the New York Stock Exchange and
sells around 1871. I personally know it's president;
Its management is very progressive. There also
other good companies and the entire industry looks
bright to me.
small company developing iabOr-saving food
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
Lightning Blasts Light,
Skips Baby

LONDON, Ont. - (P - Sixteen
mOnth-Old Mary Burke slept un-
harmed while a lightning bolt
streaked into her bedroom and
blew a light fixture from the cell
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
BABSON Names Four Sound Industries

BABSON PARK, Mass, OctO-
ber 21-With so much talk about
the automobile, steel, coal, tex
tile, shoes, clothing and other
industries having reached their
peak for this business cycle"
readers ask: What industries
have yet greater growth ahead?"
In reply I will mention four such.
Road Building and Conveying
Billions of dollars must soon
be spent on new inlets and exits
to our large cities. Thousands of
new underpasses and OVerpasses
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

It is a speedy world in which we
live. In less than one lifetime the
travel time between New York and
San Francisco has been reduced
from more than 100 hours to less
than six. In the span Of two life
times it has been reduced from
six months to six hours.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

On any one subject there Is
such divergence Of opinion
among economists that one
wonders whether economies Is
a science or merely a guessing
contest.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

A definite demonstration Of the
result Of socialism is the deyalua-
tion Of the English pound. II Is
step toward runaway initiation.
The English people are finding the
socialistie something for nothing"
they were promised must be paid
for. The price is longer hours,
harder work, more production. The
devaluation is but an expedient.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Caribbean Teacher Remembers
Many Friends, Back In Indies

West Indies promised 70 OK
press her love and loyalty
10 her country who had
lauded her fer her cducs
iional achievements hv sen1
ms Them q collection OF
eriidron 8 book 20 furthef
the literary training 81 The
youths Of Buxton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
BY ROBERTA MCGUIRE
Trihune STAT Writer

lh1r'N noEl 81 homo
iuu.n indeed ~
Mllltcnf WI. ~ these 'ta.N
.cc pcfai,lV significant itm,
those Nro ls', thDi unun' 81
rnoueh 90 Nclp wp, oW ll.r.
rUt,N anu r mdc ,'andlrs
Christianity n Noru anH d,u
hv proving hi. maturity aH
I~ a ulll, n,Aona fepgAtDh
hWnV iufcencis upon $3.50
,r,lul establishment l1
pi,tc 90 partial uualEaWaiior
900 Il ucW tnanii, inwj,tltca't
forget ihct dCbi OF ALLEGIANCE
to Then native land SINCE tha
have reason 10 remain aNa
non ~. shores How bear
cnlnc and rcitcshlne io lca o.
Of case where a iolmci ma
tive has made 2 practical g
ioit 20 ASSIST her fellows
Last weeks papers Of Bux
ton. British Guiana. B. W. J..
paid glowing tribute 10 De.
iroif resident Millicenf Wills
NJ. Ed. B. Sc. q teacher Of
the Higginboiham School
and a native Of Buxton who
during recent visit back
10 her home In the British
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Walter Reuther
NAACP Speaker
At Thurman wv

a lml, group 90 NAAtP m'u
bel,np workers hcaa Wliig
& RWthei pfcsiCclf
Jaw ClO and National board
member NAACP ct 90, h
notc frq ihc 1910 Muunci ship
DIVE ln Dcuolt
Speaking a. Lucy Thurman
YMCA last Friday vi kcu,tct
urged the NAACP Workers 60 so
ngt and conduct such cam
pslen that the Dciloii Branch
would b, second 10 none IN the
country lie spoke IT tho role Of
Detroit m leading tho way IN al
phases OF American life and sal1
that no American can tolerate IN.
iusiicc 10 any segment of The pop
ulaton without threatening his
own insecurity
The fiery JAW lcadef told tho
workers that $4,000 membership
lse. REUTER-. Psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

F., ma hubhinc enthusiasm
Tic securing Of $4,000 mem I'..
ber,hrps IS quito a task oeo aus
' ~ ,rc Too complacent thcN
,l,,,L that their contribution wili
no, he missed You would DC
surprscd al the number OF PEI, PEI
sons who think this way Sn'
, 49,, In an appalling manner
I'M, attitude Is tho nulWai :, =
See LIFE. NOT SPOIL. Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

1's1rt conferences wifi r1cr.
scr ~ i-o STATE irfurance De-
rrffrIcu
NJ sretr V4ll srcnd several
nefc dave lr pcircr re "a
1.4sln7 rs nosdqaariers a. the
Gotham Hotci He informed
ihs rfess Tuesday iha' no will
BE- available 20 anyone desiring
-r0'aft'r eh0u 1r Atlantis
Life irsurancc Company and
30. rfoef4r lr Nithican
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
'Ev. J.T.TH0mAS IN hot WATER
Members To Decide
Status Next Mondav

1, l,,N Joseph I Thomas, dsnaml, pastor ~ t'sl
N5piiSl church this week center Of an internal
elcr-> which has caused ,lp~ids rale concern among
oi he church with members Of the official Fam
and otntr officers refusing 70 make statements
lenttcr, spokc,nau for th' cnerpcic minister stat
ial hat the RcN Ml Thomas YAM, to Detroit
',i+n from large Passionate IN the West and &
n'd ~ abide by WhaieN'r d,ciSion the renlhcfs
ia doN' regards o his ~elA ices Mt Calvary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

Sc JAooUFr Ps7e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

Soc a YEAR ON Pace :
Evening star., 1949-02-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

houses Immediately;
cash buyers. o'BANNON REALTY
WOULD LIKE TO BUY brick home
in Arlington, direct from owner;
bed5m;, bdS bath down; 2 bedrms.. tuli
bsmt, h.-w.h. Substantial down
Reply Box l64-s, Star. -5
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION in
GHELL auicK' 81. 5.a1, RA s4ls.
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
MISSION RE-, 1855: Uss. eves'. AD. 81 e4a9. M
OF your home business or invest
me- ment property I1,, Il, Is VIA What yol desi1s
North North Capitol: MA, $3.50. Free ap-
CHARLES S. GUM has clients watt
Ing to purchase homes in any sec
tien Of Wash. and nearby Maryland.
l .y.Il Will sIp. nv YOU CASH TODAY for
HaSE srsi0e Cash cLIENrs iS sr ier ST. houses
in all sections OF the city. white or
coioTed' brick Or frame. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO, 1899 K st. NV. MA.
CUSTOMERS waiting ior .. 3 and 4
bedroom homes in Silver Spring or
nearby Maryland and D; G. areas,
TY, Realtors, S427 Georgia ave.
so VARS SERVICE to local prop
erty owners guarantees results. List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO, INC, Realtors since
1887. 1919 X ST. DI 1915.
CLIENT FOR GRIN. detached brick.
preferably NV, who has 3-rm. mod
apt, Brightwood for seller, agent.
CHEVY CHAsE-BETHEsDA W.
specialize in the sale of homes in
this area and have clients waiting
to buy. List your property with us
and receive high-class personalized
service. DURANT- T-HILLAND. 5000
Wisconsin ave. EN-. 5000; ewes, OIL.
n136 or OIL. 1878 4
HAVE PURCHASERS for homes In
NV. or Chevy Chase. Can procure
apt. In NV. for you II sell your
home. ME. 17ls; ewes. Ia. 1911.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
HoUsES-sALE-s.E., Cont
II SOLD TODAY

Oven daily IL to q Nichols Heights
$50. Capitol and Eimira sts.). Largest
and lastest-selling development in
the city. Only S13.250. as low as
1885 down, S7l month. FHA 4ec
loans. Semidet. brick: choice sew
eral types. 4 rms, 3 bedrms. dream
kitchen, daylight bsmt; gas heat.
copper piping. Unsurpassed loca-
ton, city convenience with suburban
comfort. You cannot duplicate these
quality-built homes for less than
stores at corner. A.6 or Az bus or
out Nichols ave. Sc. to So. Capitol
proceed to Elmira st. and right to
sample furnished home. JAMES
CARROLL, TR. OLE, TR. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
HOUSES FOR sAcr-hortbeo,,

BRYANT ST. NE. near r. I. ave
Sl2,50O. 8 rooms, Ia baths. new
gas h.-a. heat. new roof, full. dry
bsmt.; in first-class condition.: owner
II, must go 70 Florida: Call John
Meismuller, SWISS REALTY CO..
rsHNKhfS sE Kiln 81 t2s aEbefashed < st ne frame,
six large rooms and bath: h.-w.h.,
oil; lot 50xl50; vacant; convenient
r, THoRoWGooD. DE. os17. a
HAYWOOD GARDENS. . blks. over
D c line-S-rm. det. stucco home.
nearly new, designed for J. or :"
families; 2ia baths, lisht full bsmt.
ideal. for an ofice; att. gar; fire;
sfs%. Esas sn' B. fSHs sss''3irse VI ssds
MiIC5HiGAN pARK-2-family fiat row
brick; each unit has . rms. kitchen,
dinette. bath; in good condition. To
2lSl, with WIN NJ THRocKMoR-
NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE. extended
Modern 5-rm. row brick home, in
this desirable neighborhood; fun
basement, oil heat, fenced lot; at
.sesvey prcs dseSrated and ms equi9osa 9own
CAN Mr.. Slower. with cAMPANELLA
4 WooD; Ex. Alb; ewes, and Sun.
RIVER o. 'rrEiRRAcE-5-rm. senidet.
Sas.ns SsS Gas FR fs"' 7 9Dly ACE n Rr8iT2 Sf5s
BUNGALOW; S12,5oO;
, bedrms.. oil h.-w.h.. fireplace, We
brokers OWNER. co s2ls. 3
o1st and Randolph
Mod. det. brick, : rooms and den,
ssaraGSe maids room and lavatorgg.
BROWN sS REALTY 'eei CORP, Realtors $
sIe.85O. ALL-BRICK COLONIAL, con-
sists of 9 large rooms, tile bath, full
basement, gas heat, large yard, det.
garage; 10 minutes from downtown
by bus or streetcar: convenient to
decoration necessary; can be shown
at any time. To see, cell Nj: Colds
borough, EN-. 9539, with BETHEL,
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIvEEsITY-pe-
tached, 70 rooms. baths, on lot
floor consists Of large entrance hall,
living room, dining room. bedroom
kitchen and bath. Second floor has
living room. dining room, :, bed
ditional rooms in semifirished attic
Large front and side porches. .
rear screened porches Oil heat
Ideally located for either a town
resldence OF as room,ng house
ern, Sligo 1889. with BETHEL, DI
300.
s355 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Desirable
row brick OF English architecture;
fine spacious rms, cond. like new;
tiled bath. rec. rm, oil h-ch;
terms arranged. Exclusive, call CO
1898. PECK co.
OFF MINNESOTA AVE. - Groom
semidetached brick; sunny and
bright: Immaculate on terms.
SENATE REALTY CO., EX. 1870. 3'
Evening star., 1949-02-03
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BATTERY PARK HMLs-When You
see this white. br. Colonial home you
will be tempted to sppraise it as
one OF the prettiest properties now
available in Bethesda, This one
features spacious rms, . baths
dows overlooking a private and beau
tiful lot. Enjoy this opportunity to
compare It with other similar prop
critics. SYDNEY KARR, Realtor, OIL
1904 until pm
BETHESDA S1b,15O. GI, S1,65O
cash; new, well-built brick Colonial;
rooms, porch. full basement, Law:
ST. sIii sdl, S1 sas .vsnlns. hest' extras MR. NYE
bEIHEsDA-If you have small chill
walk to Lynbrook Grade School.
This is a white brick Colonial. with
an unusually pleasant air; 8 good
and has breakfast space you'll really
like; Diced below, well below, .
Robert Lebling. OIL O870 SAMUEL
p; BOGLEY;, 1904 Wisconsin ave,
walk OF 2 public schools. This is
very attrac. center-entrsnce red brk.
Colonial. only 3 yrs. old; good
rms. and bath, storm windows. Vene-
tian blinds. very tastefully decorated; ;
..tO .., beat; sn,,'5 Price slssso Joss Hy, Eye
z. BoGLEY, 1904 Wisconsin ave,
WI; 1920, WI, $500. -
BETHESDA--Where all conv. for the
whole family are just where you
immaculate 6-rm. s-story Colonial
brick home Seally provides easy liv:
ing. House is spacious, clean and
very complete with maids rm. and
Law, garage and lge. Anchor-f fenced
lot. Under 100000. SYDNEY KARR,
BkTHfsbs E1s5f1s a. n.ss es4 WIZ. H.t .ad po sonv.n
lent. to Naval Hospital; 2-bedroom
9Ss-,sH 91S; sIIsS e. q 5S7S, SUBURBAN. IN
BETHESDA, open daily / to g. b6O6
week end TO lnvestisste this valuable
prewar-built red brick Colonial on
large fenced lot in the best Bethesda
neighborhood; 3 large bedrooms, l II
baths, screened porches, recreation
rm.. attached GARAGE. Owner wants
W1 sn etiero et5Eo ROB ROBERT RI B; HALL CO..
BETHksDA; sis,ssoss bedrms. ana
=" baths: within walking distance OF
transp. and schools: home in excel.
cond. and situated on lot which
has an attrac. rear fenced yard; full
bsmt. with outside entr; oil a.-c.
heat This home must be seen to
Never. WI. 9348. SAMUEL g. BOG
LEY. 1904 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1920.
says sell this
lovely detached nve-room house with
center entrance, slate roof. full base
ment with outside entrance. toilet.
large lot with picket fence. Call Mr..
Payne; Michigan $3.50, Ext o1l.
BROoKDALE-Det. white brick in
immaculate cond.; extremely bright
bedrms.l, 2h baths, huge shining
dream kitchen breakfast nook TO
delight every lsdy's heart: S26,950.
Ewes. call Wo.. 1854. FRANK 9.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Mod. bunga.;
5 rms. and knotty.p finished at
tie: full bsmt.; Sl3,950; with $10.-
900, ~ lst trust. Mr.. Kostrua.
CHI 1857. BROWN REALTY CORP,
Realtors, DU. S5bs.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp
SILVER SPRING S13- $50

S4"v A4s 0@ 4s44>\Ss %4oSOoO
ID Brick 3-bedroom, Colonial home
only 3 years old. located just of
Georgia ave. in Silver Spring. 90
IT. living room, dining room, full
basement. detached brick garage;
excellent financing; immediate pos
session
90 Brick 3-bedroom bungalow less
than 2 blocks from the Woodmoor
shopping center at 4 corners, Level
fenced-in lot, Venetian blinds. full
basement, oil &C. heat; immediate
possession
80 2-bedroom brick bungalow in
Woodmoor. Living room with fire.
place, dinette, equipped kitchen. full
basement with outside entrance. gas
&C. heat: full dormer expandable
attic, detached garage; level lot,
5Oxl5o. Move in this Saturday;
title is ready, $4,000 Ist trust at
AZ. WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC,
SH. 5555, Realtors, SH. 1878 till
=, m
Evening star., 1949-02-03
HoUSES-SALE-k.E. (cont. }

HUUSES-SALE- lGonf.I
COLORED-SUMMIT PL.. near r. 1.
aVe.-6 rooms. bath, oil hot-water
heat, full basement; Bendix washer
included Recently redecorated. A
real buy at $4,000. Call Mr.. North
ern, Sligo 1859, with BETHEL,
D1. 3l0O.
CoLoRED-HAvE YOU GOT $4,000
cash? If so, see 1871 Penn st. ne.
coGoREDwsoS BLK. OF F ST. Ne.
p rms. = kitchens, oil and h. w h.
Priced to sell on terms, $1,000
down. PROVIDENT REALTY CO.
Oil 9Th ST. NV, RE. O657, II to
Evening star., 1949-02-03
BEAUTIFUL HOME

crestwood sec. nr. Rock Greek PIX,
unusual, modern home with l3-inch
hollow tie construction, insurins
cool interior on hottest days; 3 bed
rms. and lge sunrm. or bedrm. with
easement windows on 3 sides,
baths on End M perfect bedrms.,
tile bath on 3rd nr.; cent. hall, un-
usual liv rm, tile hoored porch.
lse din rm. and studio den or b.
brary overlooking grounds through
easement windows on 3 sides; lot
1ORxl25 with stone wall, fountain,
patio and rear access; dbl. gar,
numerous other features: peri: cond
under $50 600. EXCL JoAN ops =.
1912 K at. NV. MA. 2657 DAYS:
CO. 1853 ewes. =
4-BEDROOMS-S13,5O0
Newly decorated brick: 7 rms. bath.
oil heat, garage. double lots: easy
terms: vacant J. NOBLE HOAz,
Realtor, 1924 Wis. ave. WI. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
housEs For sAIE-harthws.t

HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthwest
TODAY's BEST BUYS
DETACHED HOME-$13, 500
Fine shingle residence in Woodbridge
north of Rhode Island ave. near
every convenience: 7 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat, new gas furnace; ga
rage; $4,000 cash, balance on easy
terms.
$11,500
Modern semidetached brick in Shipley
Terrace Sc, near stores and trans
portation; rooms. tile bath. air.
conditioned gas heat refrigerator.
SHEPHERD PARK
New detached center hall plan brick,
Just OF 9Th ST.; rooms. 2 baths.
flrst-foor lavatory; every modern
feature; price only S25,a50; ex-
change considered.
HOME WITH VIEW
Lovely modern detached brick in beau
tiful nearby Aurora Hills. Va; s
splendid rooms, 31a baths. recrea-
tion room and bath, maids room
garage; out OF town owner will sacri-
nee, only S26.50O.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. topen ewes. until 2
pm, MA o345
Evening star., 1949-02-03
1914 X st. n ".
WeStmoreland Hills

Near Spring Valley shopping center
Attractive white brick Colonial Win
secluded walled garden, recreation
room and garaee; wide center-hall
living room, screened porch, powder
room, dining room and Good-sizeo
kitchen; 3 bedrms., baths anc
sundeck on End hoor; maids room
and play room on 3rd. Priceo
500, 800, immed. possession. Cal
Mrs. RODGERS. WO. 1855: ewes. EN-
1888. MARSTELLAR-MccABE d
Evening star., 1949-02-03
$3.50 CASH DOWN

To aualfied vets. An outstanding
value. represented In these 5-rm.
and bath all-brick bungalows. Ex-
ment with auto. gas heat. Monthly
payment approx 800 incl. every
thing. An opportunity OF a life.
time. While they last call RE.
hH3n. 8 til 8, COLONIAL INVEST.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
COLORED

Vacant-Sl 200 down-Todd pl. ne
10 rms, , baths, full bsmt.. hot
air heat; redecorated
$500 down-Near 18th and H SITS. ne
term. row brick, with gas, efec.
and bath
$3.50 doWn--:ird and H SITS. NET
rm. row brick, with bath. gas, elec..
hot-water heat and full bsmt.
$3.50 down-Near Lincoln Park ne
rms, :, baths, coal h-wh., bsmt.
partly furnished.
81 900 down-Columbia rd. near Ga.
ave.-Row brick with rms, bath,
gas, cleo, front and back porches.
garage, full bsmt., with hot-water
heat SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
0531; ewes. FA. 0259 or 81. 1850 or
TR. 1887 or TR. 46"1. 3
CoLORED-BUNGALOW
THIS lovely BUNGALOW situated on lge
beautiful lot is available for the
first time and is real bargain; fea-
tured are living room, dining room
kitchen breakfast room, 3 bedrms.,
And priced at only S11,9b0 for
immediate sale. For complete de-
tails. call till 9 pm,
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Ex 1911.
1st AND TODD SITS. NE.
Colored-Corner brick; 6 large rooms
and bath, large equipped. modern
kitchen, Colonial front porch; ex-
cellent condition: near transporta-
ton: terms. NO. 1880. CAFRITZ,
Ewes. GL. 1903.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
SILVER SPRING

Just 4 new spacious 6-rm. brick
Colonials left in popular Indian
Spring Hills. Enjoy advantages Of
fered: Very close in to heart OF
town: schools, buses nearby. Care
powder rm. 1st, f.. screened porch,
spacious kit, large level Handicapped
lots; Sl6,950. Easiest terms. I'm.
med. poss.
REALTY co.