davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-04
GIs-NO MONEY DOWN

Near University of Md VA and FHA
approved to sell for Sl5,950.
Monthly payments only STA in
Guiding taxes and insurance To
qualify must earn yearly salary of
$4,000. A beautiful 6-larg-room
brick Colonial with inclosed porch,
fireplace. fully equipped kit, Vene-
tan blinds. aluminium storm VIM
dows, unfinished rec. rm. in full
Il l31 II
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& PHELPS, INC.
SOMERSET. MD.

Excel for children; S-yr.-old det
brick home, located on deadend
street and within walking distance
of schools: has good-size back yd
rm., 1st-f Law and 3 twin-size
bedrms. and baths. Call Harry
SemmeS, ewes. DE 5S1S
SANDOZ. INC
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BUCHANAN
500 DOWN

Beautiful. new, 3 lge. bedrmS.. ga
baths. Law: Sl5O to Slti5 a mo. on
mortgage. Drive out to 1925 Irving
ton ave, Bethesda, out old George
town rd. 10 Mckinley st. turn left
TO Iryington ave. and right to s6'.5.
Open lO-5 daily 3
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4-BEDRM, BRICK HOME

with breakfast rm., large din. rm..
liv. rm. with flrepl.. "a baths, plus
side porch, dry bsmt. and lot 60xl"O
mr.. MOL. and Md. Univ Price.
Sl6950. UN 1921, DE 4639. IS
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CHEVY CHASE

Custom built center home. bedrms.,
21a baths, st floor, library. powder
rm. modem kit. with breakfast nook
screened porch, attached garage,
full basement gas &C. heat, stu
ated on a lovely Handicapped lot;
terms Call OR 004S or OR. Ol 4
till pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC,
SSO6 Conn ave
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BETHESDA. $ll.95O

BETHESDA, $11,95O
S" $50 down. $3.50 mo- prewar
bunealow, top cond.; vacant; >
bedrms;, liv., rm.,, porch, at end
inclosed: modern kit and dlnette.
full tile bath. Venetian blinds. storm
windows, bsmt., gas &C h.: lot COX
140:' l block transp., schools, 4
blocks from new Medical Center
and Naval Hospital GEO. w ROB-
ERTSON. Realtor, sl0l Wis. ave,
w, W.; SO" eyes, MRS. sutton ~
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Attractive English-style home. Stone
and brick consisting of large living
rm. with irepl.; dining rm.; large
tiled kit; :, bedrms. and bath on
lst FIR: 3 lovely rms. and bath 2nd
fir,; rec. rm with firepl.. mans
hobby rm., maid s rm. and bath; oil
heat; detached garage: large lot.
Owner leaving city. Immediate pos
session. Call GE. 2270 until pm.
BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO a
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w. B. WRIGHT
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

In beautiful Beachwood-4 bedrms.
% twin size), baths on md floor;
maids room, breakfast room, rear
living porch and attached garage;
an appealing brick home in excel
lent condition, with an unusual floor
plan; convenient to all schools and
Conn. ave. bus; moderately priced
at S2s.a50.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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'Wakefeld Section"

A new detached brick home on
quiet street with rms. :. large
bedrms.. tile bath, extra lSt-f. lava
tory on a level lot. near all 3 schools
and within a short distance of bus
and shopping. Only s." $50. but
worth more. Call OR Sis until
Evening star., 1949-01-04
BUNGALOW
BRAND-NEW BRICK

with . bedrms. near Md. Univ. Beau-
tifully decorated: built in features;
completely screened and insulated.
Call Mrs. Jones, SH. 4499, COX &
co INC LIN la0E
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GLOVER PARK
4422. Realtor. SH. g.

s-family apt, separate entrance;
each has 3 rms, bath lst floor va
cant; 2nd floor rented, 500 mo.
Amos-McDEVITT-NeWell
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BETHESDA. S17.95O

Modern det. brick home about s yrs
old in excellent condition. Center
hall. liv rm. with fireplace, dining
rm. fully equipped kitchen, screened
living porch: 2nd floor, 3 good bed
rooms. tiled bath, ana storage space;
paneled rec rm. with lavatory in
basement; oil heat; slate roof; att
garage.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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Edge of Rock Creek Park


rms, bath, inClosed sleeping porch.
ise. iiv. rm., din. rm, pantry. KIT
front and back porches fun cellar.
high ceiling front and back en-
frances: nearly new; auto gas fur
mace; storage INV heater: ready
for occupancy; price. SIS 1000.
IINklNS CO, 1919 N st NV,
nj SRSS IA
Evening star., 1949-01-04
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

A real bargain: immed poss.: det
brick French Colonial: 9 Ice rms, . :
baths, picture window. powder rm
disposal unit, Ven. blinds, porch
garage. attic: gas heat: nr. bus.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29

Boston simply can't afford a
single salary schedule at this
time" Ward asserted in explain
ing his position. THE home
owners couldn't afford the in
crease it would mean in their
taxes. The rsnt-payers couldn't
afford the boost it would cause
in their rent"
The Boston Teachers Alliance
is basing its fight against Com
mitteeman Wards reelection on
his refusal to agree to a single
salary schedule at this time.
Mr.. Ward pointed out that less
than year ago spokesman for
the Teachers Alliance conceded
in a written statement that the
city then was not in a financial
position to stand the additional
expense of a single salary
schedule.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29

Were not in any better posi-
ton now" Ward maintained. "If
the city couldn't afford single
salary schedule for school teach
ers last November, it can't afford
one now. I don't believe the
average home-owner or rent
payer is any better off at the
present time than he was last fall
even though some of the leaders
of the Alliance seem to think he
Isl
"Householders now are being
called upon to pay tax bills
based upon a $500 tax rate, and
a single salary schedule would
boost that rate to $63.4O. don't
think the home-owners could
stand such an increase, and l
don't believe the tenants could
stand the jump that would in
evitably come in their rents"
For the man who owns modest
$1,000 home, the single salary
schedule would mean an increase
of 1920 in his annual tax bill
and for the average rent-payer
it would mean a boost of from
So to S. in his monthly rent bill,
Committeeman Ward estimated.
''In weighing these proposals
we must consider the ability OF
the home-owner and the rent
payer to meet the additional ex-
pense," Ward declared. He in
dicated that he regretted that
the Alliance had seen fit to oppose
him but said that If he had the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29
HALLOWEEN CLOSES
FOXBORO RACEWAY

FOXBORO - Race Secretary
Edward Keller announced today
thta the closing night of the 1949
harness racing season at the Bay
State Raceway will feature the
finest contests for PAGERS and
trotters seen here. Four free-for-
all events bring out the best heads
for the Halloween night program.
The battle between Vern Dew
lin Of Lake Placid, N. Y, and
Earl Avery Of Woodstock, N. B.,
for top driving honors will I'M
doubtedly not be settled until the
closing night. Joe Hylan, Joe Boil
due, Honorat Larochelle, Yvonne
Pratt. Pete Lorente, Ded o'Con-
nell and Harry Myer will be driv-
ing in several races, sure guaran-
tees of hotly-contested events.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29

decision to make again he would
still refuse to support the single
salary schedule at this time.
Committeeman Wards candi-
dacy for reelection was endorsed
recently by several hundred men
teachers and their wives at an
overflow meeting at the Hotel
Somerset.
At that time spokesman for
the men teachers declared that
Committeeman Ward has been
responsible for a number of i'm
provements in Boston's educa-
tional standards.
They pointed that one of Mr..
Wards first steps upon assuming
membership on the School Board
was to insist that school yards be
opened after school hours to take
children off the street and pro-
vide safe places where they might
play.
Another Of Wards moves, il
was stated, helped materially L
curb juvenile delinquency. Thai
was his action in establishing
school centres in many of the
schools, providing wholesome
places where students might
gather.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29

committee and leaflets with sug-
gested programs for at-home
gatherings and carrying instruc-
tions on how TO play the latest
and most popular games will be
distributed next week to every
child in the Boston school sys-
tenn.
The younger children will be
His Honor's guests at afternoon
parties while the teen ayers win
be provided with music for an
evening of dancing and refresh
mentS.
Pa lies will be located in the
u City of Boston Park Depart
ment gymnasiums throughout
the city in addition to local set
Element houses with exact adj
dresses to be announced in the
press and over the radio at a
later date.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29
Park Department
HalIOwe' EN- Parties
Monday Evening

With more than $4,000 Boston
children scheduled to be the
guests of Mayor Curley for the
second consecutive year at near
ly 200 Halloween parties to be
held throughout the city, Mon
day, Oct. 81, school, police and
park department authorities as
well as local youth agencies are
coordinating their efforts to
make the sociials he most sue
cessful ever held.
Supervised by Park Commits
Sioner John J. Murphy and Di-
rector of Recreation William M.
Mullen who head the committee
in charge of arrangements, the
parties will feature
favorite games, picturesque cos
tunes, interesting prizes, movies,
dancing, music, song-fests and
generous refreshments.
AS a result of the Municipal
Halloween parties held last year
vandalism was reduced to a
minimum with no damage or
false alarms reported in the
North. West. or South Ends of
the city, police records reveal.
House parties are encouraged
by the Halloween celebrations
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29
FOR SALE

CANTON, Mass. room house,
3 baths, IS acres land--vsesnt.
wonderful location suitable for q
eonvnlsscens home. Terms,
DALE ST. - near Warren ST., s.
family, 5~5-5 rooms. NV. floors,
hot wafer heaters. Rent $40.
rooms vacant. Reasonable price
and terms for . CT.
CLIFFORD ST., Roxbury = ;.
family, IS rooms, INV. floors,
enamel stove, sep. heaters. spacious
grounds. income SLOT. RessOn-
able price.
CRAWFORD ST. = Single, II rms,
z baths, hardwood floors, oil heat.
car garage. Available. Fesson-
able price. Terms.
CLIFFORD ST. - 3-famiIy, Is
rooms, hardwood floors. enamel
ranges, white sinks, separate heat
ers, 1900 #. Of land. J rooms
washable. Terms.
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING /
FINE9" THIS is Ut"
co SEE 97-9e MoRELANp ST. L
Duplex, 10 rooms TO each side; /
al open plumbing; separate fuTR-
aces; large yard; ONE SIDE
AVAILABLE. $1,000 Down. E-Z-
TERMS.
Iol ELLINGTON ST. - 3 fam, |
5-6-6 rooms and bath. Price
$1,000. $500 down.
10 WABoN ST. = , fam. 4-6-3
suites, modern plumbing through
out, paFquet hardwood floors. Hoe 1
water heat with oil. Vsry easy |
Terms. TWO SUITES AVAILABLE |
for Buyer.
MAYFAIR ST. - z family having /
IL rms. in excellent condition.
Reasonable price and terms.
WooDBINE ST. = 10 room single
with bath. Owner will vseate for i
new buyer Reasonable price and |
terms,
WYOMING sT.--2 fam, SIS rms. /
INV. FIooFs, white sinks. z heaters
with oil. s rooms available, drive
way. Reasonable price and terms.
WESTMINSTER AvE.--slngIe fam.
2 rooms. arranged in kifehenette
suites, , baths, s white sinks, oil !
heat, 2 car garage, 1000 II. land. I
Price $4,000, terms arranged.
REAL BARGAIN ON CEDAR ST.
; family brick, 5-4-4-rcoms, 3
baths. al low price OF S45oo.oo. |
Small down payment.
TO LET
SAvIN ST. = z furnished rooms !
with ths use Of the kitchen.
CAMBRIDGE
FAlRWEATHER ST. - in CAM |
bridge z furnished rooms IN ex- I
eelIent condition.
ELMoRE ST. - One room and |
kitchen and bath, furnished.
PERRIN ST. = One rosm, hesusi-
fully furnished. $3.50 weekly.
LIST YOUR VACANT ROOMS /
With RoUNDTREE's ROOM
REGISTRY for selected and /
recommended parties. With o.
without kitchen privileges.
NOTARY PUBLIC
(. Z. ROUNDTREE |
80 Humboldt Ave.
Garrison 5000
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29
VETERANS
WORLD WAR n

Both men and women who served
In any Of the armed services in
World War Two sFe entitled 10
purchase as heme--single, rye,
three OF four family houses. II ia
necessary that they have an Hon
orsbIs Discharge having bean In
the service al least 80 days and At
least $500 cash.
LIST and End Mortgages placed also
Fire Insurance on Real Estate and
Home Furnishings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-29
Ward Defends
Action Opposing
5 lie Salary

School Committeeman Michael
J Ward, defending his action in
opposing the proposed single
salary schedule for Boston school
teachers at the present time, to-
day declared that such move
would cost the city approximately
$S,000,000 and would mean an in
crease of about $3.50 on the tax
rate.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Ga. Mayor Fires
On Khan

IRON CITY, Ga. - Mayor G. L.
Drake said Tuesday that he single
handedly routed band of Ku Klux
Khan kidnapers last week and has
now reinforced his home with men
and guns expecting a further visi-
tation.
He may have hit one Of the gang
with buckshot, he said. The next
hooded visitors will get real recep-
ton from him and his friends who
are holding nightly vigil in shifts
he added.
The mayor Of the small southwest
Georgia town near both the Florida
and Alabama borders said that Khan
activity has recently flared up in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
BY CHARLES C. NORTH

Final plans to entertain the Flori-
da Tennis Tournament champion
ship matches being held in Nassau,
August 1-6 have been released by
Eta officials. The courts of the
swanky Montagu hotel have been
donated for the occasion and inter.
est in the Bahamian capital is high
IN the forth coming matches. The
tournament will be held under the
patronage of the Colonial Secretary
who at the time will be the acting
governor.
The official opening will be con-
Quoted by the Hon. A. f. Adderley
and the Hon. G.. w. X. Roberts OF
Nassau Attorney Gerald Cash will
serve as master of ceremonies and
the presentation of trophies will be
made by Mrs. Adderley on the final
day of play at the courts. The social
events will be as follows: Sunday,
July 81, Introductory Get-to-gether
affair at the Adastra Gardens when
a musical program will also be pre-
scented. Monday evening Welcome
Dance at the Coconut Palm Club on
Wulff Road Tues. evening Sport
Dance will be given at Club Zanzi-
bar Wednesday evening Floor
Show and Dance at the Silver Slip
per Club. Thursday evening a Din
ner Dance at the COconut Palm
Club and Friday evening formal
Farewell at the Zanzibar.
The 194S defending champions
are:
Mems Singles Robert Isaacs.
Mems doubles Robert Isaacs
and Reggie Saunders.
Women's singles - Olga Bethel.
Women's doubles - Olga Bethel
and Audrey North.
Junior singles Leslie Lunn.
Veterans singles -- Harold Cor
don.
Mixed doubles Robert Isaacs
and Audrey North.
The association is sponsoring an
excursion to Nassau Sunday in or
der to afford the opportunity to
tlaase. desiring to visit the islands
MANY features are planned, design
ed to attract the attention of the
first time visitors and highly en-
terrain any former residents who
may be returning after many years.
The committee reports ample hous
ing and eating Accommodations are
assured all desiring to make the
trip. Excursioners may remain as
long as thirty days on their excur
sion trip tickets. Transportation is
by air flights over PAA leaving MI
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Ebenezer Mems Day
Largely Attended

The annual Mems Day obser-
vance at Ebenezer M. Church last
Sunday was largely attended both
morning and evening, and was very
successful in all departments. At
the morning services, Attorney John
d. Johnson was the principal speak
err, and Elliott j. Pieze, Times Staff
Writer, was the speaker at the
evening service. Attorney Johnson
spoke on the local conditions as they
affect the Negroes of this commun-
ity. Piece spoke on Communism
Versus Americanism." Both ad.
dresses were well prepared, master
Iy delivered and well received by
the most apprciative audiences.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

this section. He said there was at
least one flogging last week. Ger
tain former and present officials of
Iron City are staunch Klansmen, he
added.
The Khan seems to have marked
him as its main enemy hereabouts,
Drake said but I'm just getting
started"
"I'm ready for a fight any time
they want one, he said. 9TH be
ready, armed and waiting. And I'll
have help. Between three and five
Of my friends are staying with me
every night, keeping lookout in
shifts"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Eta To Invade Nassau
For Annual Tourney

ami Sunday afternoon, July 81, ar
irving in Nassau one hour later.
Further information and details for
reservations may be obtained by
phoning 9-1O7S or calling at 164 NV
10th st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

a POPULAR VIRGINIA BEACH
ITE-Miss Sadie F.. c h p m a n,
daughter of Mrs. Lena Sharpe of
Melbourne, Fla, and neice of Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Cash of 1867
Grand ave, who always proves to
be very poular guest when visit
ing Virginia Beach. Miss Chapman.
who resides in CocOnut Grove with
her aunt and uncle. is graduate
Of Melbourne Vocational High
School and attended Florida Normal
and Industrial College at st. Angus
tine, Fla. She plans to return there
this fail. Her greatest ambition is
to be q concert artist.
Vital statistics: h. ght, 5 TT. 9 in,
weight - 120 lbs, bust "a. waist
&c, hips - 43, and ase-22.
Evening star., 1949-09-07

IA. 3272. Exclusively. FA. 1854
ARL. RIDGE RID.
Mr.. ARMY 81 NAVY CLUB
Brick and stone home, of the finest
materials, In new-house eond.; In
exclusive residential section: 4 bed
rms, baths. clubrm. with bar and
frepl., garage: reasonably priced
excel. terms; immediate. possession;
conven. to transp., schools and shop
ping: owner going South; interested
in offer. Shown by appt.
N. C.. GROVES
Broker Of Better Homes. OF. 1888
ARLINGTON = 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod, bedrm. and full bath, 1st d.
large pine paneled liv. rm. with
bay and frepl;; 2 bedrms. and bath
on End a. Maids quarters and bath.
plus util. -rm. and garage in bsmt
large well-landscaped lot. Price
S17,9b0. with substantial cash down
payment. Call US for appt. to show
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
1873 Wilson blvd, ia, $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-09-07

ALEXANDRIA : Immediately avail,
able, 6-rm. brick, Eng; bsmts walled
garden, near bus. TIE. O7sl' ooV
BGaLLEHAvEN. ALEXANDRIA, Va
Oficer transferred. Will sacrifice
beautiful white brick MOD. nome IN IN
lm., rms fHI firepi., screened porch, beauti,
full din. rm. with crystal ehande.
liers, all-elect. kit; 2nd a., 3 bed
rms, 2 tiled baths; completely mn
ished bsmt.. maids rm. and bath
rec. rm., oil heat; garsse. Lot ap:
pro-. 75s15S SKI se aaFsi naneins sss sae
$50. Call Mrs. Duke. EN-: 9b0l ol
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Priced t.
sell this week-3-bedrm. Cape Cod
asbestos shingled Arl. home; l blk
Ss bus W spd sshSG SP =. nj sias5o rs rm sadt
FIVE BEDRooMs. $1,000 down-iM
s1insi ss11i5n,ssioo; SEQ a'f1n mo. NoRvA, iss. "a.
6097: ewes. CHI. 7S43.,
2 ACRES, 5-rm. BUNGALOW, summer
HoGsE. sSS sAi' ACRE. rcHd only only $500; iars.
3-rm. semi-modern bunga.. range
cleo; big outbldgs.. 1 full acre; or
good road. near Dunn Loring School;
reas. cash and $40 mo. HANSEL
iss;. s ,:2:i e4Ts ;s; s.ss.4, saAsa 4Ss. e
Seminary dr.. mr. Baileys Gross.
roads. HU. 7436. MI 247S.
CLOSE-IN. VA.-GI-approved, with
$3.50 cash. New five-room brick
home. Quality construction through
out. Call DI. 1015 till 8 pm. VIM
H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. .
ARLINGTON-(VACANT 15th)
Z bedrms., 2 baths, bsmt., Gear gar
Brokers full comm 10000 #
Price. 2bO #. BOSS, CHI. 5a77
Not Sunday 3
Evening star., 1949-09-07
OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE, approx. 720 50. a.; loc.tet
5 separate rms, foyer and storag'
closet: will be redecorated for suit
able tenant; air eondltiHniEnxs HaS, Ex aysal ssa1
plsTRGT 5snt ~ qsRPT1dSAL PfT II cf BLDG sos iao
G q st. NV: desirable suite of . rooms
Containing $50 50. IT.: immediate
SMANEoF S5I j = L0Szs Sa ss9S S9;; Realtsr' s
'ias ias17! a private vat toilet. aiG $50 per month
s9msai.'fs sehreah. sHaNsoN eSssS5s4' = I6SHs ~
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV, MA. $3.50
cotsMsatfS ssss4at ssRS 4ns ese sse '
available. single or in suites: excel.
lent location for lawyers; $40 PEI
ESN RSsth l. t5eHs fa siss e. sieaHsa Resisor. 1866
poWSNTOWNMEntire two noors. oper
Ideal for local or national nrm;
gys ent, aGa ELLIS F Me- bTiebt; it71i 18th and
AErhox n'o': ssS! &C. ta' pu etss'' s5ss l''n na
btAns furnishinss; siHa; sh six months sub iesse:
end AND KENNEDY SITS. NV
SinRle or suite OF omceh. IIom POO
up;: no parking problems; suit. ior
architect, real estate. manufactur-
er's representative: Call MI. Hol-
land, with H. @. SMrTHY CO., sl1
18th st. NV. ST. $500 -8
0I5 EYE ST. NV, End h.-Large
cony. once, ga rms, including good
storake space, in modern bldg;
avail. immed.; $50 per mo. Call
Evans BUiLDING, 1920 New York
ave, NV. = Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
ouirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
474 K st. NV. ME-. 11Q7.
EXCELLENT LOCATION, opposite
Mayfower Hotel-Oface suite. 3H
rooms. 3rd fioor. avail. Immediately:
12-month lease or longer. Apply
BRITISH OVERSEAS Anyways
CORR, 1874 Conn. ave. NV. OF
Realtors, HaRner and Sandos. -
Evening star., 1949-09-07
EARkS FOR SALE

FREDERICK COUNTY; S22 2,000-on
q. 8. hwy. new gas station new new
liquor store, 20 acres, with 7,room
country home and many farm build
inRs; 14O more acres available, IN
Guiding new unfinished bungalow
Ideal for tourist home and stock
farm. A bragain, II take All at
$4,000. JOHN BURDOFT, RED.
2; silver ya Spring. Md. Call Ashton
WEEKoEND RETREAT, restored q
rm, cabin. II acres wooded land
Blue Ridge foothills. Elec., approved
well, barn, view. 4s miles DC. S2,-
$50, terms. EN-. 654S.
WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE OPEN
ing Of our ONCE after being closed
for the last mos. on account OF
illness of the manager. After this
date we will be open from am.
to S pm. and are offering for your
inspection this wk. 25-acre farm,
6-rm. house, cleo, rm. for bath, no
fixtures; good cond. outside. Wants
paint and paper inside. Several
small outbldgs.; 80 mi. from Wash
in Loudoun County; 3 mi. south Of
D. 8. so on good hard road. School
bus by the door. Price. $S, 600
small cash payment. Take back
trust for the bal. Phone Herndon
S4-W-11.; after pm, 340-W or
stop at our ofices in Chantilly.
FAIRFAX & LoUDOUN REALTY,
Evening star., 1949-09-07
TAKOMA PARK-S9, 900

Comfortable bungalow on lot 40x105,
with lge. shade trees: newly. decor.
5 rms. and incl. porch, fireplace In
lge. liv. rm.; full concrete bsmt. with
outside entrance. Automatic heat.
ROBERT Z, LoHR, 3l1 Cedar ST.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
REAL ESTATE LOANS

VWsr AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., RsaltorA
1881 q q. nv. Ne 3496.
la AND Sad T1UST LOANS. Prompt
and. courteous service. Before Aor-
rowing call COLONIAL nNVHST1KNr
CO. SIT 9th st. nv. RE. $3.50.
MONTY ON SECOND IRUsf-Ws
viii buy second-trust notes, D. c..
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 8 NvI5T-
sa,scr.f &T G0RP: 9sP, 1912 n z ave. nv.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md. Va.
D. c.; wks service ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 9O5 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle
ment; prefer personal calls to tele-
phone calls. FULTON r. GORDON.
1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers.
FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 8 to 8 year terms and
monthly payments. P. ]. WAISHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. nv, Ma. 646S..
CASH IN ONE DAY-Indivtdua
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on b. c.
resids;, or will buy prop. for cash.
GL. 1915, RA. 22s1, day or eve.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discount. MR..
QUICK, 81. 7731; ewes. RA. s41s.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

Ssrf ,ap fs fnnr,t BATH bos slee spn. Hqn
family. excel place for business.
next to nice school. on No. 3O1, So.
Md, 35 mi. D. c.; $50 mo. MI.
Evening star., 1949-09-07

FARM.
OF sos acres within an hour OF
washington over fast roads. The
handsome 10-room brick house was
built in 1888 and has An baths and
natural gas heat; there Is 6-room
etc; = Groom tenant house; q 81
COW dairy barn; score 9S; horse barn
and Q silos. Included with the farm
are . good line of equipment and
. herd Of about 20 head. Properties
for sale. Price, S13O,OOO; $40, 900
down payment required. Shown by
appointment by
MASON HIRST
Annandals, Va. Ph. "A. 7A47 wkdys.