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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
First COlOred
Home Agent
Named In Y. |.
By HASTE

One of the last official acts of
William H. HASTE as governor of
the Virgin Islands was the appoint
ment of Miss Edith G.. Jackson,
native of the Islands, as Extension
home demonstration agent there.
Miss Jackson is the first men,
Der of her race to be named to this
position which has remained va
cant for II years. She holds a
bachelors degree in home econo-
mics from New York University
and masters from the University
of Michigan.
Her appointment brings the total
agricultural and home economics
extension staff in the islands up to
four. Robert L. Harmon of North
Carolina heads up the work. He
was appointed in June.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
GRADE SCHOOLS FOR NEGROES
MUST BE EQUAL TO WHITES
DECLARES u. S. JUDGE
TEXANS WIN IN COURT ACTION
FOR JUSTICE IN EDUCATION
PERMANENT INJUNCTION
ISSUED IN CASE

DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. %
(SpeciaD - Stating flatly that
Trying is not enough equal
facilities as to courses must be ar
ranged for That is the only
way to satisfy the law" Judge
William H. Atwell of Federal Dis
trict Court here on Wednesday,
Nov. 16, granted Negroes of Waxa-
hachie a permanent injunction
against their school board and or
dered eight high school courses, in
Guiding chemistry, physics and BIZ
ology, included within 30 days in
the curriculum of the negro school.
The decision came at the end of
the day that proved to be a sort of
school case legal marathon. In the
morning Judge Atwell heard the
Addison School District case DIAL
las county, and in the afternoon
tried the Waxachachie case. At
torneys for plaintiffs in both ac-
tions were c. B. Bunkley, Jr., and
NAACP Regional Special Counsel
U. S. Tate. The Waxahachie case
had had a preliminary hearing on
October /, at which time Judge
Atwell had issued a preliminary in
junction covering in the permanent
restraint.
While the Waxahachie decision
of Judge Atwell ignored mention
of unequal physical facilities or
the charge of petitioners that
negro children were being discrimi-
mated against by exclusion from
white schools, it nevertheless IS re-
garded as long legal step for
ward by competent observers. 1t
was the first time a permanent in
junction had been issued in Texas
on school case, and it specifically
establishes that whether or not the
required ten students make request
for a course in a Negro school must
be equipped at all times with facili-
ties and teachers to give the course.
Judge Atwell dealt with this situ-
alton in these words:
Equal facilities as to courses
must be arranged for, so that if
and when there are ten Negro
Students to take a course the school
must be ready. That is the only
way to satisfy the law"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
Seven Tragic Deaths Reported
In State For Weekend Following
Thanksgiving Day
Parents Return From Saturday
Night Shopping To Find Bodies
Of Children Burned To Ashes
Four Die On Upstate Railroad Crossing

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 28.-DSN)
Seven tragic deaths of Negroes
were reported in the state for the
weekend following Thanksgiving
Day.
Near Bolton, in Southwest Kinds
County, only few miles from the
capital three children were burned
to death in a fire that destroyed
their farm home Saturday night.
J. w. Mason, step-father, and
Mrs. Inease Mason, the mother of
the children, returned to their
farm home four miles south of
Bolton to find the bodies of the
children burned to ashes.
The children are Ethel May
Ward, II, Robert Ward, 10, and
David Ward, age 8.
Stunned by the tragedy the
mother was incoherent while the
father could only keep repeating,
''the fire burned the children to
death"
At Duck Hill, in Montgomery
County in the north central section
of the state, four men were in
stantly killed when a lumber truck
was struck at a. grade crossing by
an Illinois Central train.
The victims of the tragedy were
identified as David Brown, Ma
thaniel Burl, Charlie Wright, and
Howard Frazier the driver of the
Inflated truck.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
Mrs. ARENA G.
Mallory Withdraw
MAKES POSSIBLE ELECTION
ID. c. WOMAN TO HEAD NCNW

WASHINGTON - In stormy
session here Friday at the 18th
annual convention of the National
Council of Negro Women, DIR. Dor
othy Boulding Ferebee was elected
president, succeeding Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune.
The tension that had permeated
the three days of sessions of the
convention broke into the open or
Friday when Mrs. ARENA Mallory
of Lexington, Miss, a strong con-
tender and regional director OF
the organization, withdrew throw
ing her support to DR.. Ferebee.
Up until that point, the leading
contenders for the presidency were
Mrs. Mallory, DR.. Ferebee and DR.
Edith Sampson of Chicago, a for
mer NCNW board member.
Mrs. Mallory's declination was
made in a speech, which aided in
throwing much of the voting to-
ward DR.. Ferebee. Admitting that
she was out of order since the
nominations closed on Thursday
night and she had failed to de-
cline at that time, Mrs. Mallory
said she was yielding in favor of
a woman close to Mrs. Bethune
and for the little people, rather
than he classes.
The parliamentarian ruled the
names of all three candidates
would be carried on the ballot. A
motion to elect DR.. Ferebee by ac-
clamation was lost.
This marked the first time the
organization has changed hands
since 1885, when it was founded
by Mrs. Bethune.
At "a, Mrs. Bethune said she
was relinquishing the presidency
to younger woman. The Council
has a membership of $4,000 wom-
end and % affiliated women's or
CARNATIONS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
Nehru Tells India
OF i. S. Visit And
Meeting With
Negro. Leaders

NEW DELHI, India - Prime
Minister Jawaharial Nehru of In
dia who has just returned from
an extensive though rapid visit
to the United States during which
he travelled over much of that
country, told some of his impress
sions Wednesday. Among these
were his experiences with Ameri-
can Negroes, a point of consider
able interest among the brown
skinned people Of India who have
heard much of treatment of min
critics in the United States.
Nehru said he had met num-
CONTINUED on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03
Alabama Governor
@ NJ EG A
Achievement
Week Speaker

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Hun
dreds of citizens from all over the
state were turned away from Tulli-
body Auditorium at Alabama State
College on last Sunday because of
lack of space when the Sigma Phi
Chapter, OMEGA PSI PHI, pre-
sented Governor James E. (Big
JIM Folsom as the speaker on
the occasion of the annual Oh.
servance of National Achievement
Week. Approximately two thousand
citizens heard the Governor en-
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-12-03

Patronize Our Advertis-
ers - Their Advertising
in this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Deaths Reported

fFrcm the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Thomas Scott. SO, 5000 14th St: NV
Fannie H. Pedrick. 81. 1875 Columbia rd
Laura Morseli sa, 37a0 Upton st. NV. !.
Jessie r Larman. 72, 1928 =. Capitol st
Bertha /, Grimm, II. 1854 Connecticut ave
Mary A. Horisan, 10, 21o 10th ST., s.w.
Louise Hildt, 6S, Soldiers Home.
Clarence Z. Taylor, 6S, Alexandria. Va.
Percy L. Lybrand, So, 1925 Minnesota ave
Sc.
Samuel j. Richey. SO, 3141 P st. NV.
infant Alsip, no address given.
Wadlow Harris, 65, l417 1st ST. s.w
Molly Sparks. ~, 464 o st. NV,
MarRaret Adams, 81, 1422 Sth 81. NV.
Joyce r. williams. SILVER Spring. Mo
Infant Rowel, no address given.
infant O'Neil No. l. no address gwen.
infant C'Neii No Q, no address given.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
FRIGIDAIRE Master MT

FRIGlDAIRE Master NIL
Here's room and lots Of III
Actually TT cubic n. OF stor-
age space with IA square
II. OF shelf area and q large
Super-Freexer. The alumni
mum Multi-purpose Storage
Tray INSIDE the freezer)
holds s quarts, Shelves are
rust resistant: food com.
partment Is all porcelain.
With the Exclusive
Msfer-Miser
Most famous cold maker
ever built. Sealed-in-steel
oiled for life. Ample power
TO meet every need. yet cuts
current costs TO the bone.
Only Frigidaire has the
Meter-Miser.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Morinshuw Elected
By Highlands Citizens

Stephen Marinshaw was elected
president Of the Washington High
lands Citizens Association last
night.
Other officers elected were
Howard A. Nesson. first vice pres
ident; Elmer w. Hallowell, second
vice president; Mrs. Bernice Ram
say. recording secretary; Charles
Price. corresponding secretary;
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Births Reported

Trom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
walter and Mary Adams. girl.
Maurice and Ilga Albritton. boy.
Kyle and Lois Barnes. boy.
Gabriel and Marilyn Batavia. girl.
IasosSre Tas2sS .ra snS Me Helen Es. ssueT; girl
Gordon and Marjorie Benner, .siri.
Theodore and Sarah Benz, girl
Ey,1,; EHssns and Julia Borlsnd, girl.
John and jeanne Buehler. boy.
Joe and Mary Bulliyant, girl.
Carroll and Margaret Burkitt. boy.
George and Jane Buffers, boy and girl,
Howard and Dorothy Callahan, sirl.
Samuel and Margaret Carroll. boy.
Joseph and Selma cerimeie, boy.
jsmss ana aap Mdrea cofsa sr boy
Kenneth and Myrtle Davis, boy.
wsyns on ana snd Ma9sIis Phslis asss pcnsson boy.
Mikhail and Nina Fedorov, boy.
Arthur and Liseiot Fefferman, boy.
Dillon and Claire Flaherty, girl.
Meyer and Rose Fox, boy.
Harold and and Helen Helen Cold. girl. wy
%sm aiHGss ana and aassd ed4nea orssps arsp rE raf
Andrew and Mona Haislip. boy.
william and Mary Harris. girl.
Arne and Siri Haughland, girl.
Joseph and valrie Heller, boy.
Clayton and Elizabeth Hill, girl,
Alvin and Sadie Himmelfrab. girl.
Charles and Elsie Hoch, girl.
Arthur and Jean Holmaas. sirl.
Frederick and Dorothy Irving. girl.
Robert and Joan Jackson, boy.
Bernard and Anne Jard, boy.
Everett and Ethel johnson, girl.
Louis and Esther Jones: boy.
William and virginia Jones. girl.
Archibald and Miriam Hatcher. boy.
Robert and Jane Komer, boy.
James and Mary Kuper, girl.
MINER and Loris Loetterie, girl. y
smutl sshn and anf Ruiz sslsss a.,sImsrs Massr
Phillip and Ceciiia MsCrex bog : =. = : :
Franklin and Hiiiy Miller. siri.
James and Frances Navarro, girl.
Leonard and Helen Nisderlehner. boy. !
Ein.r and Masths snnri oissvold: ,ss Scs.
deorTs o ana and Helen Pisrson. BOY.
aeorss s ana ana rhsIiis porter. boy
ssiDh and Beatrice EichIsr. BOZ,
iess Assss ana snS rsa Mr. hSssnsss Sos so'
Herman and Janice, Ross, boy.
Arthur and EysIyp sandsrs. boy,
Sssnhra Winifred ann and gsa sealss shaver. boy.
Sidney and Charlotte Shear. COY.
Kenneth and Mary Shoemaker. boz.
Thomas and Agnes Shull, Siri.
Joseph and Louise Simpson, girl.
Abraham and Della Sinkov. boy.
Denver and Shirley skaggs. boy.
Ernest and Mable Slater, boy.
Albert and Marian Small. girl.
John and Ann Spears, boy.
Avery ana Doris stesmaier, giri.
Robert and Betty. stewart. girl.
Preston and Goldie Talbert, girl.
Phillip and Marit Thorson. girl.
Domingo and Josephine Tovar, girl.
James and Mary Tull, boy.
Robert and Goldie Turner, sirl.
william and Selma Webster girl,
Herbert and Elaine Weschler, girl.
Charles and Rachel White, girl
Lawrence and Charlotte Williams, boy.
william and Miriam Wilson, girl.
Charles and Edith Woriey, girl.
oscar and Norma zweig. boy.
James and Beatrice Frye. boy.
Willie and Virginia Mosley, boy.
Arthur end Annie Peake, boy.
Charlie and Mary Smith, girl.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Maury T. Warren, treasurer. and
Joseph v. Moran and William j
Hudgens, delegates to the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
The meeting was conducted by
Mr.. Moran. retiring president. and
was held in the Bald Eagle Recrea-
ton Center. Nichols avenue and
Joliet street S.W.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Air Force Reossiens
Four General Officers

The Air Force announced today
the routine reassignment Of foas
general officers
Maj. Gen. Bryant l. Boatner
former assistant deputy chief oil
staff. was named assistant con-
troller succeeding Brig. Gen. Ed
ward Fl. White. who will become
commander Of the I503d All
Transport Wing in Tokyo.
Brig Gen. Hugo p. Rush. nov
at headquarters. will become dep
uty commander of the Air Defense
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Helen olnda. is, 500 Ritienhoas. & St
fsasss sas:ss Eassoi s.sss T. ls ssl: sos & 80 and
TSeims stT,ekIand. %. fSo5 RandoiDE
Hssrz s.r;,.,o n:s5. ss.i, z, sss ss1a r. Va and
' and @ cRli:sias 3. Mot... I'5 g. Asss5 sSs5 sssa
o.sf, ses.,. 90: ssss .ne p,. nv. and
Chester sEezials. 81. Arlinston. Va. and
ADELAIDE Aronsou. Il. Cleveland,
.nd .s.G cair Ssa e. ~ is4i st r.,oi
JOHN WOOD. IS. 1918 srd st. ne. and
Yrsaeriek hqSa. sssl.aa as ss ~ az, ;. sss
Sa:s H. and aadTy s.~nsa. % 90 %4sis
ysa,s. as.h cnx o. nv. ~ s.,.n u, "a ,.
s ResertsaA A 49, $50 ss5sT' St va. NV and I0r'n'
sad asTs.I., A.ssTIs: ss ss' Nurses
STANLEY jssion%sfi, % 81, Ell 0aR'ia K ssl ne. and
Lucille Murdoek. g.. i3i i2th St. ne.
''fe H.l.s R.fs kias. I'll 1872 81 fs4s a..:.ss fae
o.orss Aere.. 22. Capitol H..ah.., Nd.
pss s5i:a Glen Echo s AHs.inssn HsiasEs Ma
Richard Murtaush. 20. 1sls 10th st. NV,
~sA&oSN&@ WAcAAs Scs ALilabboui
Russeii King. 2s. 1875 O St. NV. and
Margaret Rivers. 25. Pawtucket. r. l.
Samuel crowdy. "a. Dos Irving st. ne,
and Grace Davis, 22, 1924 w ST. NV.
Harry Cloud. 2e. and Myrtle Smith. -.
both Of 605 Delafield pI. NV
John Difiey. tr-, -, Riverside, r. l.. and
Elizabeth connoly. 27. 42I6 12th st. n e.
Danlio Sanchez 25. Miami. Fla, and
Kathleen Pierce. "a, Takoma Park. Nd
Gerald Mutt. 80, Arlington. Va. and Vera
states, 2S, 26l6 seth st. NV.
Franklin Murphy. SO, 300 18th st. Sc,
and Jennie Green. 80, Spring Hope,
Leonard Holiister, %, 1924 10th st. NV,
and Anne Newby. 20, Chevy Chase, Md.
John Ginyard. As, $50 Orleans pl ne,
and Elvora GLADDEN., A.. 64S Orleans
st ne.
Alfred oiansanti,t "a, ouantico, Va, and
Phyllis Gaal, "a. 214 South Carolina
ave. Sc.
Edwin Mack 81. Fort Belvoir. Va. and
Laurette Nayior, 20, 642 Acker St ne,
Francis Reilly. S23, 423 Randolph St NV,
and Kathleen King, 20, Worcester, Mass
Bruce Pierce, 80. 1929 Varnum 81. NV,
and Helen Decker, 80, 1928 Yuma ct.
NV.
Elgln Jones, 80, Dallas. Tex, and Isa-
belle Gallagher. 80, $40 Park I'D. NV.
Thomas MaRuire, 2S, 1928 18th St NV.
and Mary Brisben, 2s, 213l o at. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Fiesto Plonned Tonight

The 10Th annual Pan American
Fiesta. sponsored by the YMcA,
viii be held at $50 O'Clock to-
night at the Argentine Embassy
Funds from the event viii be
used 10 send underprwileged boys
Of the Washington area 10 Camp
Letts. a YMCA boys camp.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Command ut Hamilton Air Forrs
Base. San Rafael. Calf.
Brig. Gen. Edward II Alexander
assistant chief Of staG. Air Train
ing Command. Barksdale. La.
base, win be assigned 10 Air Force
In Europe headquarters. Wes-
baden. Germany.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Legion Gut. 3ssr Fifteenth ss=w~s
NV.
Thas sefxAee = hea4 EAR ywAs
for raeEnowFx wAe ca~3 IN t4ss pAa
year And also for tssase y 10 loa
sfsets alvsa IN Wcsae NasK ara =
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. laiC. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDaff three Jun days and
recetue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Legion Post to Hold
Memorial Services

The Bureau Of Engraytng and
Printing Post Of the American
Legion vii! hold . memorial ~rv-
ice at Q pm. tomorrow 81 tire
Evening star., 1949-05-05

The apes called chimpanzees
are more like man In intelligence
than any other animal.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont.

HOUSE. on 21a acres
This attractive postwar house con
forms to preWar construction stand
ards. with its copper piping, copper
guttering and aluminium comblna-
ton storm windows and screens; the
ing dining room with fireplace, mod.
ern kitchen with range and refgr., =
bedrooms ard tiled bath on ! st floor
and :. additional bedrooms and tiled
bath on md floor; the basement floor
is covered with eaSy-to-clean asphalt
tile and is divided into service
room and game. room; this com
situated on a wooded knoll of 2E4
borkood: convenient to Annandale
and Falls Church; price. S25,000:
$4,000 down. bal. Sl3G per month.
Exclusive with MASON HIRST. An
mandates oldest firm. Phone FA.
=. 1sdi sdox GiGSsd aqisd: .f6% S9naays nsdrooms
modern bath with shower; Youngs-
stove, water heater: radiant heat;
full acre ground near Herndon,
Va: $3.50; financed; will accept
$4,000, all cash. Me. 2626. Ext.
THREE BEDRMs.. 112 baths. liv.
rm., din. rm., beautiful kit; vacant:
excel. price and terms. SECURITY
ewes. Miss Whitaker. GIL l,""
?-STORY FRAME. > rms. bath and
porches finished basement, kit,
bar. bath, liv. rm.: dble gar: tennis
courts; stone firepl. outside: chicken
houses; grapes. fruit; new roof; oil
heat; all modern lmprov.; mi. to
D. c. To inspect, phone Gil. 6669.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
LOTS FOR SALE

'Soha'n WOODED homesite. all utilities: SIX
days, RE, $3.50, Ext. 553; ewes, VA.
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
IL, LA ny gill IS sell one or more. @. g b
CHIVY CHASE. b. C.-only $3.50.
Bssua ss1 GSnP sof and enta1e 81
RoCCKviLLESFive Soft, lots; west
end pHt,.yiesa sestion; oa. all utilities. Phone
EbGEMooR B9iESit5e sseB SBethesda,. Suitable for
rambler, 80 IT. wide. Only 23 cents
Another 81 it. wide only 1880
All Improvements and close to
Transportation: MR.. SCHAYER: AID.
aSHaM S2s sves r. nee"i Ex' ,o5s Ss
IN GRouPs GROUPS Or Or SINGLE, for low low
sprins Terms, OWNER aE. i$5o;
$ s;;: Sici = IAksf tf LOTS DesE; Dist, Hs
j. M. MEDLEY, HI. :117 49,
CORNER LOT, 7th and Madison SITS
NV. zoned for apis. Priced only
$500. including plans for units;
Mr.. MORSE. Sf. S.jbu. bNOWN N
REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU. S55S
HILLCREST, on Saith st. Sc, near
Alabama ave. soft. front, level lot
all improvements. ready to build
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 4400, vi.
1915
OUTSTANDING CORNER bus. lot, the
best in Alexandria; suitable auto
sales, gas station and parking lot
comb. 40 by 1853 IT, If you inves-
tisate YOU can clean up a fortune
portunity; reas. rent. GENERAL
CASH REGISTER Co, 32e H st. ne
RY OWNER, 7Ox2OO, Glen Echo
Heights, Md Call evenings after
$50. Emerson o448. 17s
Evening star., 1949-02-15
ARLINGTON

Imitation. but not here. See the
value Of values, stone and brick
Williamsburg Colonial. center-hall
entrance plan; large liv. rm., fire.
place. tull-size din. rm.. modern
work saving kitchen, y bath and
porch on lst floor; , twin sized
bedrmS.. tiled bath and sun deck on
3nd: full bsmt; level lot. Only
ST. $50. accent on convenience.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., OW. 1000.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
ALEXANDRIA

Any reasonable offer considered
Sem 'det frame house, over 100
years Ole. Attractive decoration
Living rm, dining Tm. kitchen and
small den Lovely stairway. 3 bed
rms. bAth. oil heat. small back yard.
Call OWNER, OV. 45::J. No agents
Evening star., 1949-02-15
coMu. PROPERTY FOR SALE
GAITHERSBURG, MD,
coML. PROPERTY FOR RENT

$50 SO. FIT. md com. space; central
DC; heat and water free; reason
able: long or short lease. A.. M.
ROTH. RE 1870 -l5
18th AND COL. RD.-Brick bldg. on
wide alley. app. 600 So 1T: suit. re-
pair or service shop: S31. ME. 1870;
ewes. WI 4Iia
and residentlal lse.
house, vacant, lot lloXi5U on Far
ragut 81. Hyattsvllle, Md. adjoining
the County Service Bids $12J per
no. ALVIN EPPLING. UN. d3l3.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SILVER SPRING

Lovely T-rm. det. brk. with Ice. CEN
ter hall. .,2xl4 Inv. rm. with mir
rored firepl. very lge din. rm..
"nxl3 den, SC. porch, 3 lse. bedrms
and :? baths. finished rec. rm.,
, F0xl15 lot overlooking park. in
/ Excel, neighborhood. reduced
Phillip Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
ARLINGTON

Imitation. but not here. See the
value of values, stone and brick
williamsburg Colonial. center-hall
entrance plan: large liv. rm., fire
place. full-slze din. rm., modern
work-ssving kitchen. = bath and
porch on LIST floor: ) twin sized
bedIms. Tiled bath and sun deck on
md; full bSmt: level lot. Only
ST. $50. accent on convenience.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SILVER SPRING

Brick. 4 bedrms. . baths and den,
break nook: owner transferred,
must sell: close to public and pa
rochial Schls., shopp.. and trans. :
reduced below 100000. A real bar
gain.
Philip Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-15

1St PriZe-EASTPINES
Eastpines has iust been awarded Ma
tional lSt prize for the finest large
community development" by the Ma
tional Association of Home Builders.
Buy and live with confidence in
EaStpines for less than rent. Monthly
payments. S51 to SIS, FILA, all -
loans. Homes priced from $3.50
to SI1,450: $1,000 down. no base
ment; 5000 down. basement: no
other charges whatsoever. Delisht-
fully furnished model home open l !
till dark. Eastpines is "3 minutes
drive from downtown It's the place
to raise your family. Directions
Out Bladensburg rd. to Peace Cross
right on Annapolis rd. to End trafric
light. left li2 miles to lst traffc
light, right on Riverdale rd. l mile
to 66th ave.
Standard Properties, Inc.
I'M 1AOS -1R
Evening star., 1949-02-15
ARLINGTON

New Cape Cod with lst-f. bedrm
and y hath; . bedrmS and fun
bath End A.: liv. rm. with f1repl.
din. rm and equipped kit. full
bsmt. Approved FILA. Gil financing;
SlH500.
Milton G. Smith Real Estate
42l9 Wilson blvd, OW. 200.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SILVER SPRING

Brick bungalow, :. yrs. old. in re-
StriCted residential community; liv
rm.. din. rm., kitchen. > bsdrms.,
heated Sunroom l"xl5. tiled bath;
entire attic finished in knotly- y-pine;
oak floors, air-cond. heat: large
Handicapped lot with barbecue grill.
Call MORRISON AGENCY, SH. 3491;
eyeS Cu gnf;S
Evening star., 1949-02-15
QUALITY ACREAGE

2lz acres: 3Sth st. ne; zoned .40-ft.
4-family apartments or 2-familS
apts.: detached. Sl4 500. terms.
FRANK A. GIBBONS, exclusive. MA.
952S, 1888 Jefferson pl. NV. 16e
Evening star., 1949-02-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Three-st story
brick building, in very nice location;
approximately loft. frontage. for
any type o: business. Will consider
selling same: approx. $500 50. IT.
Call RA. 200 is
VACANT. a41 9th st. NV. at New
York ave: colored or white; lge
brick building. consisting of lge store
with 9 rms. above; suitable for any
type of business. reasonable monthly
payments. PUBLIC SERVICE
REALTY CO., OIL 9TH st. NV. DI
ti35
IMMED. POSS. on this r-conditioned d
modern bldg. with 200 So. it. OF
space on 3 floors and bsmt.. near
.oth and K St NV. GOLDSTEN
BROS. RE. 1888; ewes. TIA. 1868.
is
STORE-OFFICE BLDG.-1Sl4 NJ st.
n.W.--Attractlve modern bldg. 1
floors, approx. 300 SO. it Will
divide for desirable tenant For in
Spection, phone MIR. BRENT, D1.
$3.50 Iii
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Arlington Realty Co.
"?2,4O Wilson blvd. OW. 1900. II
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

NEARBY VIRGINIA. immed. occup :,
large new brick Colonial. 4 rms, PIP
baths. finished recreation rm. on l2-
acre lot. Sl15 per month. OK. 600
or OK OSD., -ol
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE

~ 1l1N Z I31kN1111N - 11H1 q 3 4 = =
Close-in Bethesda in No. Chevy
Chase and gentle rolling y acres
of Handicapped lawn; large oaks form
an avenue with a white stone cir
cular drive, leading to 4-car garage
and stable; the home is white brick
center-hall Colonial, den and powder
room, screen and canopy porch LIST
level 3 bedrms, sun deck, incl
master bedrm suite, . lge. colored
tile baths, glass-inciosed shower;
there are :5i2 baths and > fireplaces
all interior decorating imported.
GRAHAM r. co
Evening star., 1949-02-15
215-ACRE FARM

Located in East Riverdale. just o5
min. from downtown, Swiss Chalet
type house with most unique arCnl-
lecture. featuring 1 bedrmS. in ad-
dltion there are several chickeI.
houses. hundreds of strawberry and
raspberry bushes. Also an orchard
Priced to sell at only Sl3.950 and
subject to offer Terms. Call RE.
$3.50, 80. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
co