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Evening star., 1949-08-31
Miss Rohrdanz
Married Here

The marriage Of Miss Kather-
inc Rohrdanz, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H.
Rohrdanz of Palm Springs, Calf >,
was married yesterday morning
to Col. Palo Alto Mitchell. son of
Mrs. Clara Rowland Mitchell Of
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church, the Rev. DR..
James B. Kelly officiating in the
presence of only members of the
family and a few intimate friends
Miss Virginia Carter Whitney
was maid of honor and Mr.. Philip
Mitchell was best man for his
brother.
Col. and Mrs. Mitchell will live
in New York.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Looks as though the 81st Con-
sress Is going to have only one
session. Majority Leader Senator
Scott Lucas thinks that except
for q week or two now and a holi-
day at Christmas time. the Senate
will have to remain in a cont1n-
uously conversant state right
through May when they will I'm
tsh early for next summer. or
course, they might begin to call
1t Session No. in January, but
whatever you call it, it has still
knocked the props from under
some more legislators plans.
For instance, Senator Brien Nc
Mahon isn't at all sure at this
point If he will even get to Paris
for the meeting of UNESCO on
September 10. and he's a delegate
to same. If he does get away. his
beauteous wife. Rosemary. will go
to and spend as much time as pos
sible in that dreamlike spot on
the Mediterranean called Italy.
The McMahons, incidentally. were
recently guests at the Davies
camp in the Adirondacks where
ex-Ambassador Joe Davies has
been entertaining friends without
benefit of hostess. Mrs. D. returns
from her summer in Europe on
the 5th.
Gen. and Mrs. Ike Eisenhower
will check in in New York on the
18th after a month In Denver
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Doud. George Allen with
New Workers, Cliff Roberts and
Bill Robinson. few out Of the
'Mile-H High City" last week end
just for a round of golf. George
Allen thinks less of flying across
the country than I do Of taking
the bps to Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Elaine Newcomb, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Whitman New
comb Of Bethesda, to Mr.. Robert
Yerkes Tabler, Jr., whose parents
also live in Bethesda, took place
Saturday. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Bethesda Presby-
terian Church. the Rev Mr.. Holt
of Jacksonville, Fla, officiating.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

The Chief of Staff of the Army.
Gen. Joseph Lawton Collins, and
Mrs. Collins have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Gladys May, to Mr.. Jerome JOS
eph Stenger, jr., son Of Mr.. STEM
ger of East Falls Church and the
late Mrs. Stenger. The announce
ment was made at a small dinner
party given for close friends of
the couple.
Miss Collins. who was graduated
from Vassar College in 1916. has
been working in Washington in
the field of child guidance. She
has been a teacher at the Rene
dial Education Center. psychol-
ogist at Children's House and,
during the last year. an assistant
Evening star., 1949-08-31

st. Mary's Episcopal Church
in Arlington was the scene of the
wedding yesterday Of Miss Joan
Morgan Stout, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Stout of Arling-
ton, and Mr.. Walter Draper
Neighbors, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fletcher Neighbors of
Westwood, Mass. and Falls
Church. The Rev. George F.
Tittmann officiated.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

The marriage Of Miss Ruth
Antoinette Call. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert E. Call, to Mr..
William P. Bright of Chicago, son
of Mrs. Roy Bragwell of Bensen-
vile. Ill.,, and the late Mr.. Lyle A.
Bright, took place yesterday after
noon in st. Adams Church. The
Rev. Charles E. Canady, jr.. OF
st. Marks Episcopal Church,
Highland. Md. officiated.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes Of
Chevy Chase, Md, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Erma
Kathryn, to Mr.. Charles A. Kirk
patrick of Chapel Hill, N. c. The
ceremony took place yesterday
morning in the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church in the presence Of the
immediate families.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
Plans Reception
For Veteran
Republican

Senator Robert A Taft to be
Guest Speaker:
Plans have been completed by a
joint committe representing the
Westside Men and the Westside
Women Clubs to honor veteran
leaders ofthe Westside Republican
party for their past service; at a
city wide reception to be held at
the West Side Y.M.C CA. Wednes-
day, November End. at 8 pm.
Among those to be honored at
the reception are; MI. H. P. Lo-
ritts; retired committeeman of the
seventh ward and Mrs. Lucy Dix
on Little; who has served as COM
mitteewoman of the sixth ward
for the past % years. Also; includ-
ed inthe honored guest are Mrs.
Katherine Johnson! seventh ward
committeewoman; Mrs. Ethel C.
Prear; Mrs. Mable Deacon; Mrs.
Jennie Buckner; Mrs. Susie Re-
ewes; and Mr.. Stanley Bell; seven
tn ward committeeman. Mrs. Mag
gle Cannon retired committeewo-
man of seventh ward, Ella Tut.
Senator Robert A. Taft is
schedule to make the main address
at the reception. Appearing on the
program with Senator will be Ma
yor Lohrey; Howard Young,
county chairman; Atty Harold
Shelenberger; Edward A. Murray;
Mrs. VIM. v. Heard; Gilbert
Continued on Page AZ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
State NAACP to
Bring Suit

FLORENCE, S. C.. CAMP
Harold R. Boulware, counsel for
the state NAACP, said last week
that projected suits against segre-
cation in South Carolina colleges
are beng held up pending the out
come of cases before the United
States Supreme Court.
Boulware was speaking before
the state NAACP convention here.
The Sweat and McLaurin cases
are to be heard this term. Boul-
ware said that feels that even if
the cases are lost, there will be
some indication as to what err
were made in presenting them,
and these can be corrected in
future cases.
Future plans by the legal staff
Of the state are for trying to
break down segregation and dis
elimination in the elementary and
high schools throughout the state.
J. M. Hinton of Columbia is
president Of the South Carolina
|NAACP.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29

Wherefore State College faces
the Lincoln University Tigers of
Jefferson City, Missouri, this af-
ternoon at 2 pm. in the feature
Of the annual Homecoming Day
celebration. The old grads and
other spectators will see the Green
Waivers attempt to- rebound from
their 28-7 defeat last week at the
hands of Tennessee State in Nash
vile. The charges of Country
Lewis have won 2 games and lost
2 thus far this season, practically
eliminating themselves from COM
petition in -post-season bowl games.
The weather predicted is ideal.
It is expected to be a perfect
background to many ofthe activi-
ties which will take place. Among
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
By Jimmie N. Jones

What the Federal Narcotic
agents termed as the biggest catch
of illegal operators in the West
Side dope traffic" came to an
end Friday in the U. S. District
Court, when a jury Of nine men
and three women returned a ver-
dict of guilty against James Ed
ward Bryd, 25, Of 1243 German
town street charged with the pos
session of heroin.
bet. Sgt. Lucious Gleaton of
the Dayton police department., the
first witness For the government
was called tothe stand by Assist
ant U. S. Attorney Joseph Bullock
and gave a detailed account of
the arrest of Byrd shortly after
midnight September % accomp-
anied by his partner Det. R. O. l..
Johnson after discovering a cache
of heroin at 324 Washington st.
the home of Elizabeth Coleman,
alias Cooper" described as
Byrd's "Girl friend"
Sgt. Gleaton told the Court and
jury of receiveing information as
to the whereabouts of the cache,
towhich the attorney for the de-
tense, Attorney John Ober, tried
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
Labor Battle to Reach
Climax This Week

The Montgomery County In
dustrial Union Council Of the c.
10 is the focal point in the re-
bellion of a right-wing insurgent
group within the United Electrical
Worker Union which is not at
tempting to overthrow the present
national leadership in the union.
Led by James Kraft, William
Shoots and Robert Elsner the right
wingers locally r eliciting the
aid of the courts in ousting the
left-wingers led by Lem Mark
land. Two key Negroes are involv-
ed in the internecine struggle,
Harry Wise, a vice-president of
Local 768 and Harry Magill, or
ganizer with the international Of
flee here. Wise is identified with
the right-wingers and Magill with
the left wingers.
The struggle between the two
battling groups will reach a head
this coming week in Cleveland
where the annual CIO convention
will be held starting this Monday.
Theoutcome Of the battle may
have some repercussions on Negro
workers in Dayton who under the
present leadership r definitely
breaking down discrimination in
not making any new gains in
local plants.
The main issue dividing the CLIO
is the right of autonomy ofthe
affiliates, which once "a fun
damental feature ofthe CLIO. Phil
Murray, president of the CLIO and
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
What Makes a
Southern Negro
Democrat

FLORENCE, S. G. (ANP)-In
a discussion at the state NAACP
convention here last week, John
McCray, editor of the Lighouse
and Informer, gave a good answer
to a question posed by a delegate
during a discussion of the differ
ence between "Dixiecrat" a d
Democrat" attendance at meet
ings. The question was;
"Just what does it take to make
us Democrats, anyways"
"A United States district court
remarked McCray with a smile.
(Of course, McCray had refer
ence to Federal Judge J. Waties
Warnings 1913 decision opening
membership inthe state Democrat
ic party to Negroes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
Wherefore VS..
Lincoln j.

these will be the dedication of
the new stadium and natatorium,
the official browning of S S
estate College" and the maneuvers
Of the State College Marching
Band draped intheir bright new
uniforms.
Miss Bette Morgan of lhiladel-
phia, Pa, will crown Miss estate
College" betweenthe halves. At
tendants will be Miss Jackie
Roundtree, Dayton; Miss Mary
Alice Minor, Lexington, KY; and
Miss Ardie E. Williams, E. St.
Louis, Illinois.
In the evening the Homecoming
Ball will be held in Beacon gym
nasium. Church services tomorrow
morning fill be dedicated to al
umni and friends.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29

Walter Reuther are the leaders of
the group which insists on all c.
10 affiliates carrying out the
unions national policies, such as
support of the Democrats and the
Marshall Plan. Albert Fitzgerald,
president Of UE, and Harry Bird
ges, president Of the International
Longshoreman's Union on the Pa
cific Coast are leaders of the ell
ements who insist that each affili-
ate of the CLIO has the right to
determine whether or not to sup
port the Marshall Plan, or the
Truman administration, that their
unions policy cannot be decided
from above, from the national Of
flee.
1t must be admitted that the
about attack on those who insist
on local autonomy has definitely
had it's adverse affects. The split
has afforded a splendid opportuni-
ty for employers to halt the gains
of Negro workers, in fact, of work
ers generally. If labor groups
fight each other, naturally, they
destroy the unity necessary for a
successful struggle for higher
wages and better working condit-
ions.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-29
james Byrd Found
Guilty by Jury For
Possession Of Herein

in vain to make the officer tell
who the informer was. However,
Sgt. Gleaton refused to devulge
the name or identity of the elm
former" and as a last result turned
to Federal Judge Robert R. Ne
vim, and asked. "Do l have to
answer" to which the stern faced
Judge answered "No" the, as usual,
filled to capacity court room
waited for the answer to the ques-
ton, but to their surprise it was
disappointing.
The Sgt. continued the testi-
mony by telling the jury that
Byrd admitted having heroin and
that he denied selling the dope
but used it for his ailment term
ed as Tuberculosis of the bone"
and that the dope was the only
thing that would ease his pain.
He told of the confession of Byrd's
friend who related the two trips
to Chicago where they bought
the stuff" from their agents in
the windy city and returned to
Dayton after the "deal," and how
it was hidden in an "out-house"
adjacent to the residence at 324
Washington St.
The Sgt, described the green
rain-cap hidden in the clubhouse
containing the heroin which Byrd
again admitted was his and not
the property Of his "Girl friend"
The ~rain-cap presented as evidence
containing several packages of her
DIN both in capsuls and powder
form including a one dollar bill
to which the Sgt, identified as
the same found inthe "privy"
bet. johnson followed Gleaton
to the stand and collaborated his
superior in his testimony as to
the arrest and testimony given by
Byrd.
Following Sgt. Gleaton to the
stand was the trim and pretty
Elizabeth Coleman who told the
court and jury that she was the
"Girl Friend" of the accused Byrd.
She told the court her mother was
an employee of the state depart
ment in Washington. Where do
you acquire the name of Cooper
as sometimes identified, asked the
U. S. district attorney. I took it
CONTINUED on Page ~
Evening star., 1949-09-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
(conSinuad)
A T,TICKY VISIT

Opened our eyes. We had no idea We
could. flnd beach development SO
suited to our needs: then q chance
visit with friends who purchased
this summer convinced US that St.
Marys on the beautiful PAtuxent was
the ideal spot for our summer and
winter vacations. You too will marvel
at the unusual scenic beauty and su-
perb facilities that st. Marys offers.
Two beaches with beach house and
restaurant. fishing pier and boats.
pvt. picnic park, unexcelled hunting
in fall. good fishing and bathing all
tend to make your vacation complete,
and Just think only l hrs drive from
Wash. via paved roads all the way.
All lots average 50x15O and prede-
velopment prices still prevail from
S295. Also avail. are several small
farms from 3 acres UP. Priced from
$3.50 UP with terms as low as $50
down and SO per mo. AL located
on State paved I'd. N. G. HINES &
SON, agent, OK. 1860, invites your
inspection this week end. Directions:
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch ave-,
right on Branch ave. (Rt. 81 to
Waldorf, Nd. left at stop light to
Guys Corner. thence Rt. 235 to St
Marys Beach sign. left to property
Representative on property Sat,
Sun. and Mon; weekdays BY appt
Evening star., 1949-09-23
GARAGES WANTED
Mo1QRcYclfs
GREAT REDIICTTON
TRAjleRS FOR SALT


g NAIlONAL LAMBDA COLONIAL.
SA;T;:MAL SA;i; TRAMm sALEs. SEs So0s
,fsEAMLNED fsGl 1 issfLia THAfLER, VIC custom: sSS
built, lugsage or sleeper. Ideal fol-
s's~ s"s' ASs. Dsts Sos. Phssn." "USst' WN.' 1855 i
HOUSE rRAILERs = W.
ssl' a aasR soss as ~ and a'': :hoSs9s
Financing up to 3 Yrs. You shoult
MOTOR d TRAILER Co., 8201
Georgia ave. 81. 5000.
1048 DuPage House Trailer, % IT,.
fully equipped. excel, cond., priced
for. for immsdiste assd4 sale. Phone ositssssrs'
rRabE HaI6 SGsI111 SaU1Tx in . s.f.mil; ISs hoa..
in NV; for clean, modern trailer
49, 81: fSsGi fNxTGiioNAL sb.ft. trailer Ss With
elec. brakes and att. inclosed porch
Has apt: sized propane cook stove
with broiler. ecu: 1T. refgr.. full bed
burner type radiant heater CON
nected to l10-gal. drums. on TEN
PILE TRAILER VILLAGE LOT: city
water and sewerage connected: clear
rest rooms, laund. facil.. rec. hal
immed: close. Lot 1el. Alex. "a.
e.WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILEI 70,
sale. new tires, 9h-ft. body. HI
TRAILER fN1iH. FOE sALE-ss It,, full,
equip: 8 rms; $S96 or best offer
sroNEWAIL ACRE, Manassas. Va.
NeW PAWSne AMI a'ij USED TRAILER HoMSEs
on display daily, 8 am. to 8 pm.
1896 and up; pay On easy terms
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. at Oak
Alexandria on Route l. Phone OV
HOUSE TRAILER, 194e schult soft.
Must sell. CAL HuLHdAARD. RI.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
OFFICES FOR RENT tcon,. }

2-RM. MODERN SUITE. mr.. statier,
elevator bldg; carpeted, fiuor. lights.
vsnetian blinds. RIM. 2o3' 1nlos
GET YOUR NAME in new tel. di-
rectory, closing Sept. 27. We offer
desk, secretarial service, telephone
phone. mimeograph, etc. all for
only SIS monthly; or mailing and
telephone privilege, $3.50 mo-; fin-
est central location. Tel. ME. S731,
WOODWARD BLPG., 18th and Il sts
rated and furn. suite. with reception,
telephone and secretarial service,
avail immed. Reply to Box 239-B,
Star, giving nature OF business and
suITE FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN at
Rils REALr2 Ss; CO. aSsi Ne. 1911. nz oFc!aL0 @$4
COMPLETE FLOOR, 3 rooms, bath,
l72a H NV: Cali Ex. 3o7o or apply
coMfIETEIY FURNISHED OFFICE
on Conn. ave. nr. Newark; pvt. toilet.
Reasonable rental. Call OR. 6loo
2 OFFICES in large commercial stor-
parking vet convenient to downtoWn
district; ideal for distributor as
storage, rail siding and delivery IA
cilitles are available. Call KANE
M991Nd ssSy & STORAGE CO., MI.
1901 N. CAPITOL sT.-5-room suite
and bath, all or part; suitable for
business. professional and trade Or
FORE IRE REALTY teei Co, 0Izsj ao. 200. 4; p
Evening star., 1949-09-23
BUSINESS pRop.-sALE tcont. }

LARGE BOOMING HOUSE, centrally
located; good return on your money;
good terms; o. H: OsTERMAN &
FOR SALE ON U. S. ROUTE IL in
Shenandoah Valley. midway between
Winchester and Harrisonburg, Va;
suitable buildings for highway res
taurant, gas station and living quar-
ters. Ample parking space. Write
going to CT school. Immediate pos
session. STANLEY GOCHENOUR,
MaurertoWn, Va. 2Ss
Evening star., 1949-09-23
GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE FOR REMIT 12s 17th ne:
1922 N ST. NV. opposite Rins Bids.
Approx. 5000 50. t.. overhead doors
front and rear. to soft. alley. CAN
Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes.
633 LAMONT ST. N.W.-sinsle metal
garage, centrally located; 81 mo.
Cali Mr.. Shifrin. FEDERAL RENTAL,
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV. Ma.
7416. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-23
REAL ESTATE loAhs

REAL ESTATE LOANS
FnsT yLH2 ANT sscoNP scoIP, TsSsI LSAN5 PAW
In AND ssa r1usI iozNs. Premp.
and eoprteous seryies. Bsfere bor-
rowing eall COL LoN1AL MvE9TNINT
Co. 9l7 9th ct nv RI $3.50
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, 81. 1881; eves.. RA. 341S.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST We
will buy second trust notes, D. G.,
aT4NAG aTrHS M %oRoAaE NJ Ra e. iNyEsT Tssss
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 5833.
TRUSTS. 1st, End and 3rd; Nd. Va.
e Co. sos sesy'Gc sv. ApAMf aA Re hEE45Ty 51S
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored) settle
ment; rrefer personal calls to tele-
phone calls. FULTON r. GORDON,
1927 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50. Brokers.
FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments p. J. WALsHE.
CASH in ONE nXY-indiyidvaii
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. c.
81: ss7s sA M e sss1: efd1 dsy 'or OF 1sn s1s,
CASH IN 8 HRS.
2nd and Ord trust loans; also End
and 3rd trust notes purchased. TX.
049S. pa
Evening star., 1949-09-23
SMALL FARMS

An acre and independence. $500 (no
house,: or 2 acres, 5000. Also one
acre real waterfront lots on Bull
Run, 5000. Plenty Of room for
chickens, garden. fruits. Be ready
to raise your own food when the
next depression comes. Cleared land
or woods-take your pick. You can
use your land as soon as you pay
the S25 down. Lots will have
GOOD ROADS
ELECTRICITY
WATER LINE
You save. about $500 expense for .
well and pump. ~
$25 DOWN-$10 MONTH
35 minutes drive out, Lee blvd: OF
Lee hwy. to Centreville, turn left att
traf1ic light on Route % Coward
Manassas, four miles to our big
sign on left, SMALL FARMS. Open
every day, l to 8 pm. Every Trail
way bus to Manassas passes US.
Bring x10 deposit.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
ACREAGE WANTED

IN d. c. or nearby Montgomery Co.
2 acres, unimproved, which would
be suitable for institutional bldg.
MR.. CAMERON, MA. 1870. -23
Evening star., 1949-09-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
LONG BEACH COTTAGE. 4 rms. and
bath, front and back porches: two
bedrooms. substantially furnisnfd: O.
water heater, cleo. refgr.; on
65xl30 #. lott: | blk. from bay;
only $4,000: down payment and
drive s miles south Of Prince Fred
erick on solomons Island I'd. turn
signs to office Of M. Z. RocKH1LL'
S Stream. springs. 10 min. st. Mary's
beach on Patuxent river; fishing.
grabbing, g,,,,sh bathing; s2;S9o' s2as your
WOODED lot on Chesa-
peake bay. 29 mi from Washing
four rooms and bath
cottage; large screened porch; elec.
refgr.,. gas stove, hot-water heater;
furnished. S4.950; good terms.
BOND. NE $50.
Evening star., 1949-09-23

E4AIRFAX COUNTY-IS.5 acres in
4apidly developing area. IA miles
Wash, via new Shirley hwy; lge
creek flows through center of this
beautifully wooded rolling tract;
$3.50 per acre. DOROTHY G..
WOOD REAL ESTATE, 1881 P St
NV, DE. 7l15; ewes, Mr.. Thomp-
son, OV. 1858. -25
$50 ACRES of Mountain land with
lots of standing timber. Flagstones
and building stones. Call OK. 1850.
ROCKVILLE and Potomac
on Falls road: 45 acres at $3.50 per
acre. Box 304-C, Star. -25
CO.-Large wooded home
site in SpringVale, close to Shirley
hwy. 5000, $50 down, S15 mo.
VERNON M. LYNCH e. SONS, AL.
5000 (Closed Sundayc o9
Evening star., 1949-09-23

FORD 1913; absolutely like new,
guarantee. plus additional $4,000:
mile guarantee on both parts and
labor: list price 81. .396, viii give
trade. LOGAN tFord). 2O17 Va.
ave- NV. ME. 2S16.
BUICK 1o4s Super station wagon:
$4,000 miles, beautiful cond.; S2,-
OPS. OIL. 3016. -25
FORD 1949 station wagon; display
car used less than 200 miles; sells
new; $2,47l.. $3.50 discount. $4,000
Long trade and "a mo. to pay. Call
Mr.. Cassidy, Dl. 5S03, LOGAN
CFord), I'LL 18th st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-23
INVEST. PRoP.-sALE CONT

A GROUP of various type properties
in estates to be sold. Three at
$4,000 each two for $500, one at
$4,000, one at $4,000 and another
at $4,000. Also large property OPP
posite U. s. Senate ONCE Building,
now now vacant; ideal for remodeling e
Mr. - Robey evenings, EN-. 4919).
TFBCS. ]. FISHER g. CO.. INC, Real
tors, DI $3.50.
GASOLINE SERVICE. STA.-Wash.-
Baltimore blvd, College Park. Md
Secured by lease at Sl56 per mo,
only expense; real estate tax, about
Sls5 yr, Make offer. TO. 1921,
bought at less than 100000. Desir-
NJ :. M Morse; Se, sH; $500, BROWN
house; good NV section. Call
WALTER EBERMAN. EN-. O303.
IST COMMERCIAL on Conn. ave-, IL
rooms, 3 baths. vacant, ready for
Ssanes SsSnsss M ssC2A222 ssss
cHo1cE Hdi as'sii SILVER SPRING SITE mS4 for
industrial or second commercial de-
yelopment; near B, g. o. station;
$4,000 50. it., level, siding can be
had. The most desirable and rea-
sonably priced industrial land now
available in Silver Spring. S1.75
per SO. it. Call Mr.. Wilingham. ST.
CANDY q FULLER, INC, 1912 18th
st. NV. -23
5-STORY-ELEVATOR
170S N. H. ave. NV, nr. Dupont
Circle-Vacant Sept. 80: 20 rms,
8 baths plus bsmt. rms. oil h.-wh.
Owner will sacrifice this valuable
property RE. 1919, GE. 1854,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. -25
Evening star., 1949-09-23
OVERLO OOKING
POTOMAC RIVER.

soft. front or more; excel. grade,
beautiful view; in District and rea-
sonably priced. Call Mr. Norris, jr.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. RE. 65s5; ewes. Gil. e952.
Mr.. 34th & Fessenden Sts.
One block east of Conn. ave, Chevy
Chase. D. c.; beautiful rambler and
nomesites, 70 to 140 IT, frontage;
rep. on grounds 3 to 8 pm.
SHAPIRO, INC.
s1l 10Th st., ME. 1717. Ia. 7511.
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Evening star., 1949-09-23

ADORABLE COTTAGE
Iedarhurst-on-t the Bay - Mod, new
paint inside and out; lovely kit;
pretty yard. One blk. to bay. Va
cant; $4,995. Call Mrs. Walters,
UN: 1871. cox q CO., INC, UN.