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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
Lounge, 18th Street and Lenox
Avenue, New York City. - Photo
by James Campbell; Courtesy of
Floyd Snelson, Public Relations.
"A SALUTE TO
MUSIC"

Music lovers and friends Of the
Chicago Artists Circle will have
AN opportunity to hear, the entire
personnel Of the group in a con-
cert entitled, "a Salute To Music,
when they open their, second sea-
SON, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 81, at
4 o'clock, at Wendell Phillips High
School. r*
Among the artists appearing will
be the distinguished Theodore
Charles Stone, accompanied by
Russell A. Wood;*. his celebrated
composer : accompanies; Dorothy
O'Bryant, dramatic artist, as guest
star, and the Circle Trio, includ-
ing Etlynde Armstrong, soprano
Orita Bruce Wilson, alto and Clara
White Miles, mezzo soprano. The
trio will sing Sophisticated Lady,
Holiday for Strings and Dem
Bones. :
John Burdette, sensational bass
baritone, will appear, and Yvonne
Smith, contra1to, will sing; Grace
w. Tompkins will play.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
Carol Brice To
Orchestra Hall

The Inter Alumni Council, with
l.. Z. Redmond as president is
working in corporation with the
United College Fund in the Chi
cago area to present the noted
American ccntralto Carol Brice,
at Orchestra Hall, Sunday, Dec.
4, at $3.50 o'clock.
The gifted singer has won many
honors including the Naumberg
Foundation Award which entitled
her to- appearances at Town Hall
in New York, plus concerts thro-
ughout the country with leading
symphonies, with such notables as
Kcussevitszky, Reiner, Kurtz,
Monteux and others.
Calor is a graduate of Tallade-
ga College, and her appearance
is planned to gather funds for the
colleges which participate in the
Fund.
James E. Stamps is general
chairma of the Alumni.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
Reception In Ga. To
est F ate of Film
"Pinky" In South
by David j. Bethea

New orak 49, (At1as) - The re
ception Of the film, "Pinky" at the
Roxy Theatre in Atlanta Nov. II,
is eagerly awited throughout the
country. If it is favorable and
magnetizes the box office, then
10th century Fox is assured of ex-
banding it in other centers like
Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, Dali
las, Houston and lesser places.
! 4 spokesman for the producers
Of the film is very optimistic, and
thinks it will be the forerunner OF
more democratic action which he
| believes the folks in the South is
much akin, and will support.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
ANN FOOK
APPOINTED TO
BEAUTY POST

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-Noble J.
Puffer, state director of educa-
ton, today announced the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Ann Douglas
Fook, cf Chicago, as member
of the Illinois beauty culture ex-
aiming committee.
Mrs. Fook will succeed Mrs.
Hannah Sctapp, Of Chicago. who
recently resigned because of i'll
health after serving on the board
since 1925.
A graduate Of Northwestern
university, Mrs. Fook is 1ieen,-
sed beauty culturist and beauty
culture teacher. She Is member
of Chicago Urban League, the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People,
Red Cross chapter club, Cook
County Beauty Shops and Own
ers Association and Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority.
| The committee examines APP
plicants for beauty operator and
teacher certificates under provis-
mos of the Illinois beauty culture
act.
| Department records disclose
that total of 39,442 licenses
have been issued to beauty oper-
ators and s9f to teachers before
| November.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19

son, Mr. .and~Mrs. Harry Phillips
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grammer
of Li1ydale.
We also saw Miss Florence
Price, Mrs. Marguerite Jackson
(artist) Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis (wfiter), Mr.. Leon Foster,
Mrs. Becky School teaeher) Love,
Mrs. Irene Harris, Mrs. Amedie
Jones, DR.. and Mrs Edwards, DR..
Ashbourne, Clara Belle Fuller,
Doris Harrison and many others
tripping around the grand march.
Mr.. David Kel1um was his usual
self as Master of Ceremonies,
spreading charm. He is doing all
right for himself, yet sir.
And many a professional per-
son forgot their cares to trip the
light fantastic at this gay party.
Oh yes, we almost forgot the dy-
mamie and interesting Flaby Jor-
dan, remember his pal Kenneth
Lewis? What a pair DR.. F1aby
Jordan was having an unusually
gay time at this unforgettab1e Sig
ma Gamma Rho Formal.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
BEAUTY HINTS

We discount the things that are
free, like, air, sunshine, and rain,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19

u tsp. salt
tsp. dry mustard
2 cups Bowman cream, scalded
2 Bowman warranted eggs
y ID. Ve1veeta Cheese, shredded
Method: In top of double boil
er melt butter; add flour, salt and
dry mustard and stir Until smooth;
add hot cream and stir until thick.
Fold in shredded cheese. Just be-
fore serving add slightly beaten
eggs. Serve over crispy potato
chips, toast or fried noodles. Gar
nish with baked tomato slices and
green pepper rings.
A clever hostess climaxes meal
with special dessert Leave a
lasting impression on your guests
by serving Chocolate Cream Roll.
CHOCOLATE CREAM ROLL
E Tbspns. sifted cake flour
E TrspnS. cocoa
~ tsp. double acting baking
~ powder y ,:~s -..
IA tsp. salt
81 cup sifted sugar
Bowman egg whites, stiffly
beaten
4 Bowman egg yolks, beaten
until thick and lemon eolored
l tsp vanilla
| pint Cor more) Bowman Ice
Cream or Bowman Whipped
Cream
pound-ea
Method: Sift flour once and
measure; add cocoa, baking pow
der and salt and sift again. Fold
sugar gradually into beaten egg
whites; fold in egg yolks and va
nilla. Fold in flour gradually
Pour into a Is" x 10" pan which
has been buttered and lined with
paper to within " inch Of edge
and generously butter the paper
Bake in preheated oven at 400 de
grees for IS minutes, Quickly cut
off crisp edges Of cake Turn from
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
MARY STRONG
TALKS

Tomorrow, the New Day dawns,
brings broader horizons, bluer
skies, gifts and privileges long
withheld Good fortune exacts
penalties - privileges bring liza
bilities. All things demand pay
ment in one way or another. Some
are ready, many are not, for this
shining new day ushering in New
World - United World, world
Of Brotherhood Are you ready?
Not with shoes, and hat, and coat,
but those fine inner things - Are
you ready? If not, get ready.
Clean up the real you - the you
that speaks louder than raiment.
Get ready.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19

even love - Mother love we take
as our right - shunting it about,
even, In like manner, we. forget,
or even just forget to remember
that water is one Of our greatest
blessings, 50 wholly without cost
and effort it comes. 4
Even the skies pour it down up-
on US. Collect it - for, sky-water
is soft and medicinal for the skin
- Then, drink spring water. It
makes sweet and clean the chan
nels Of the body, producing ruddy
cheeks glowing with beauty =
Battle in it - water is beauty -
Use it.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
NOT ENOUGH
BARITONES
IN ARMY
o..
by David ]. Bethea

Washington M (Atlas) - What!
There is much concerned today in
U. S. Army and it is not over the
squabble Of ufiification or the
thumbs up to Admiral Louis Den
field, it is about a serious shortage
of baritones.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19

WALLACE BISHOP, drummer
and BUCK CLAYTON, trumpet,
sailed recently via He de France
for Paris, where they will join a
white band sponsored by Hugh
Panaissie, Viola Jefferson, Of Chi
cage, known as the Girl With the
Wistfu1 Eyes, vino went to Eu-
rope during the summer, is meet
ing great success over there.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
Your Weekly Urea" Recipe
Il RUTH FISHER HOLBROOk
Home Economist and Food Consultant

The smooth consistency, fitch
and tasty flavor Of Cheese Rarebit
will fill the bill for those spur-of
e-moment occasions. It'll be a
sure-fire favorite and can be a
meal in itself.
.t. CHEESE RAREBIT
a tbsp. flour
q tbsp. Bowman butter
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
When Skin Torture
Drives You Mad!

aTry clean, powerful, penetrating
Moone's Emerald Oil. The very frsi
application should give you comforting
relief and a few short treatments con.
vince YOU that you have at last found
the way to overcome the intense itching
ind distress. Moone's Emerald Oiliseasy
and simple TO use-promotes healing
Ask any good druggist for Moone's
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction or money back
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
WISE SAYINGS

He can bear a great trust who
can bear little trials."s
The war to end wars will not
be fought with guns"
He is only rich who owns the
day"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-19
Pain

df quick, Ua5ebk1uHy c0nf0rtfng haN "a
efa6 and pains Of rheumatism, ArtarffE
ledfitis, Lundhaao, 6oiatica, or Neuralgia tr
pmind. WuEKS through the blood First doI
SuaI1y starts alternating pain so you ca
ioIS. enjoy life and sleep more comfortably
let Romlnd az druggist today. Quick, com
Iete satisfaction or money back guarantees
Evening star., 1949-11-09

the board voted. It also askec
that consideration be given to re.
tanning one Of the Sesquicen.
tennial buildings after the fair Il
over for use as a recreation build
ing.
Ownership Issue Raised.
The board sent to Corporation
Counsel Vernon West, for his in
formation, a resolution introduced
by Edward j. Kelly. special as
sistant to the superintendent of
National Capital Parks, but not
adopted by the board, relating to
the long squabble over who owns
some IS park areas in the city.
The land in question was pur-
chased by the planning commits
sion and turned over to the city
for Fairgrounds. The Interior De-
partment contends it still has
jurisdiction. while Mr.. West has
ruled the Recreation Board has
control. For more than a year
an opinion from the Attorney
Generals Office has been sought
on the matter.
Mr.. Kelly's resolutions would
have the Recreation Board asking
the District Court to rule on the
matter of suit filed last Septem-
ber against the board, charging
the segregated system is undemo-
cratic.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

ton Of Northeast. Colored resi-
dents Of that area asked the board
to make the Fairgrounds biracial
and the board promised to study
the matter.
Parks Study Asked.
The board did ask the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission to make a study of the
area with a view to getting a play
ground there for colored children.
1t was conceded, however, such a
study will not be able to get un-
derway before the 1850 census and
that any new playground there
would have to be established by
buying houses and razing them.
The Recreation Board also
asked the Interior Department to
make plans for the development
of recreation areas to replace
those to be eliminated by the
erection of Sesquicentennial
buildings near the National
Guard Armory. The planning
commission has stipulated that
the Sesquicentennial Commission
make funds available for the new
facilities.
The new facilities-four soft
ball fields, three baseball dia-
monds and two football fields
should be established along the
Anacostia Flats at either or both
the Thomas or Kenilworth areas,
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Board Will Retain
Leoff|er 10 Operate
Links Temporarily
By Colt HendIey, Jr.

s. g. Leofner, the man who
has operated the public golf
courses here for the past 81 years,
apparently is going to continue
to run them after the District
Recreation Board gets operating
control Of the links-for awhile,
at least.
At the regular meeting Of the
Recreation Board yesterday Harry
s. Wender. board chairman. re-
vealed negotiations for the board
to take over operation of the golf
courses from the Interior De-
Evening star., 1949-11-09

partment still are under way. He
said Mr.. Leoffier would be re-
tanned as concessionaire for the
Recreation Board, unless the
board got a congressional appro-
priation to buy him out imme-
diately.
Mr.. Wender said the board
would negotiate a contract with
Mr.. Leofher to establish definitely
what Mr.. Leoffler is owed for his
equipment.
Under the now expired Interior
Department contract Mr.. Leoffler
was to be paid for his investment
In equipment. Just what his in
vestment amounts to has been
under some dispute since the
House Public Lands Subcommit-
tee hearings earlier in the year,
however. Interior auditors still
are trying to get that straight.
Christensen Reports.
If Congress appropriates the
necessary money, Mr.. Leoffler
would be bought out Immediately
Mr.. Wender said. If not. the agree
ment worked out between the Rec
reation Board and Mr.. Leoffler
would specify that he be paid back
so much each year until eyery-
thing is settled.
The board received a report
from Milo Christensen, recreation
superintendent, of his investiga-
ton of golf course operations in
Akron, Milwaukee, Minneapolis
and Chicago, where the links are
operated directly by the city.
1t adopted two of Mr.. Chris
tiansen's recommendations that
legislation be sought to permit
fiexibility in hours of employment
and that the District Commission
ers be asked to assign an assist
ant corporation counsel to assist
the Recreation Board in settling
the legal problems relating to TAX
ing over the golf courses.
The board did not act imme-
diately on three other recon-
mendations made by Mr.. Chris
tiansen-that the golf courses
should be operated directly by
the Recreation Board without a
concessionaire. that related serv-
ices such as restaurants, etc., be
handled by concessionaires, and
that maintenance of the courses
be handled by the National Cap
ital Parks Office under an ar
rangement similar to that now
used in the maintenance of other
District recreation facilities.
Tentative Contracts Submitted.
Mr.. Wender revealed that Mr..
Leofi1er already has submitted
tentative contract proposals to
the Recreation Board.
The Recreation Board eventu-
ally will take over operation Of
the golf courses from the Interior
Department, Mr.. Wender pointed
out. This was arranged several
months ago, when the two agen-
cies signed q basic agreement"
which called for the local body
to operate the links but specified
that details will have to be worked
out In separate agreements for
each concession now operated by
other groups.
In another action, the Recrea-
ton Board decided that the Noyes,
Turkey Thicket and Edgewood
Fairgrounds in Northeast Wash
ington should not be evailable at
this time on an open basis"
The Fairgrounds, III for white
children, are in the BE0okland sec
Evening star., 1949-11-09
How Dr.. Edwards
Helps Folks Who
Need a Laxative

Whenever undigested food clogs
the intestines and causes constipation
with its bad breath, lack of pep, sal
low skin-take Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. They work so gently yet thor
eughly giving you such complete and
more natsral-like bowel movements.
For years, DR.. F. M. Edwards, 4
noted Ohio Doctor, relieved his
eonstipated patients with his Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are strictly all vege-
table. They work on BOTH upper and
lower bowels and clean waste from
entire intestinal tract giving you
sonpletssatisfdetion. 15t. 30t and 60t.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Judges Won't Look at Leos

When Mrs. Stella Allen was ac-
cused recently at Salisbury, Eng
land, Of shoplifting and trying to
conceal suitcase behind her legs,
her counsel invited the magis-
trates to look at her legs. The
magistrates declined and dis
missed the case.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD


MODERN COUNTRY HOME, prewar
built Of quality materials; 6 rooms,
IL baths. h:-w.h;; situated on beau
tifully landscaped l-acre site; con.
near Andrews Field: easy drive to
D. c.; substantial cash required.
CAL DI; lo15 till 0 pm. VIM; H.
PRICE, $500 -. 5-room and bath
bungalow; conv. located nice large
,in.ts shady lot sl,soo s,s1. down; $500 sa5e
nntil mSafns' PM payments oN' IL 1aS0
ATTENTION, s.g ~ XETs:-ss5o cash,
brick bungalows, basement. expand
QUICK: 81: 7731: ewes, CH. 2567.'
MD.-Brick BUNGALOW; lily.
r,,, sm,, with i flrsplaes; Gin: Gin - rm;, m, till
pansion attic; only S11, 900, may go
glscv q; Gall .M UNs - $3.50 til 9 pm
VACANT. 1000 DOWN-6-rm. and
bath bungalow, splendid, location,
full basement, oil h.-w.h., pretty
for quick sale. ROYCE L. PARKS,
1917 18th st. ne, MI. 4470 til 8
down; 5-rm. brick
bungalows; full basement, expan-
few left. Call UN. $3.50 til pm,
FINCHAM e. CO.
LUCKY VETERAN with $3.50 cash and
earning about $4 800 per VI, can
secure new 1h-story. all-brick
Cape Cod bungalow, on large corner
lot in nearby Prince George County.
5 rms, tiled bath. open .flrepl., full
monthly payments approx S7s per
mo. This house is being sold at
less than VA appraisal. CLIFF
PERCY & CO., 400 BALTIC. ave-,
Hyattsville, Md, WA. 5000, WA.
NEARBY MARYLAND - 5-rm. brk.
bungalow with exp. attic, full bsmt..
stone firepl., completely equipped
kit; gas &C heat; bus service at
the door. T. D. BURGESS, vi.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
HOUSES W1p. TO BUY Cont. J

I WILL PAY ALL CASH for . small
wxNTEp ssii f',i Ar okeH; % houses 10,
niREoT iGG5sT fents InM oW9ER GS RE- ds,debed 4sio
bedrm. house, level lot; NV. sect
MI. 1916 evenings. IS"
WANT TO BUY a nice 8 or 4 bedrm
home. Have all cash. Consider any
WILL PAY ToP CASH PRiCE 10,
your frame or prick house No som. m
cali r. A. HUMPHREYS. Reaitor. s0d
North Capitol, MA. $3.50. Free ap-
praisals Results since 1919
I WILL PAL all cash for, houses
White or rSsa eolofgG ID any nsss cond. OK To-
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION ir
eHEIL aGick' sSTt 2osf 81. S5 sf: RA $als
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY for sale te
colored, l will sell it If it can be
sold. 1t won't take me long. JOHN
w. ROUSE, DI. 1888.
CHARLES 5. GUM has clients watt
ing to purchase homes in any sec
ton Of Wash. and nearby Maryland.
SO q y YEARS SERVICE to local prop
erty owners guarantees results: List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
1887 1873 K st. DI. 1915.
WE HAVE CASH CUSTOMER for
or 3-bedrm. house, upper Petworth
or Brightwood. Kinks REALTY
WE HAVE EXCEL. CLIENTS wanting
., 3, and bedroom houses in Sils
yer Spring. Your call will be ap.
preciated. R. J. sCoFIELD, 81.
ALL CASH up to $4,000 for e-fam-
lily house; must have bedrooms
IN and bath s c Of a. nesfSs slGss Ma te store. f.
| SCOFIELD, 81. $500 -l2 :.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for a small
Owner only. UN. $685. Ill
WALDO HARRIS GETS RESULTS
Homes, apartments or Commercial
save R1Hpeesy Is esas ME foI
house. white or colored. AT. 2123
Want to Sell Quickly?
"He,e' lse. apt ptu bIds'. We Srl are in 0 po o.
sition to sell your property, getting
y%1, yon Top PRICES sokx WILLIAM Il AN j so Ros-
EI4N NIL TIE. C-oO VI GSNI. wv :.
Are You Planning To Sell
T6!f bSgaoN sggfieS RESTTY E3T Is e eo tHs PR fH'
BUNGALOWS WANTED
In American University Park and
Bethesda Immed. sales GEO. W.
ROBERTSON, Realtor. WI s261;
Buyer Will Pay Top Price
For >, or Aunt apt. if one apt.
can be made available for purchaser;
must be dwelling built as apis and
not a converted barn. Call Mr.,
DIXON, broker, at ST 200. -l5
Sell Your Home Direct
Party desiring detached home, NV.
suburban, desires to contact owner
who has placed reasonable price on
its value. Cash. Box 416-A, Star,
Petworth, BrightWood
in this area: have immediate buyers
De Lathouder. UN. s925, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
Chevy Chase, D. c., or Md.
Have cash buyers for or 4 bedroom
homes in these communities. Will
pay up to 100000. Immediate ac-
ton. Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 029O'
SHANNON g. LUCHs co.
1905 H &. NV, Ma 2345.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CHEyERLY AREA-Brick bungalow:
expansion attic full basement: nr.
ali conven.; reduced to ST. 1850 for
quick sale; Call IN 1888 It'll 9
HYATTsVTLIEMLarse, tl'i S5H1nEM Ia &C. 5-rm., as
bestos shinsle bungalow; full bsmt;
gas neat ) porches; only S10.4S0.
Open for offer. j. RANDALL Wal
CROFT 3ao3 !lioP Perry ST. Mt Rainier 1a
$3.50 cash, bal. s65 mo. . stores
& rms. bath, porches. newly dec; -
acre; bricktex, insul. UN 1o45,
HyATTsvILLE-a- -bedrm. bungalow
close to transp. and stores; price,
SIO,5O0; reas. down payment: j.
NOBLE BOAZ. Realto<, 14:4 Wis
consln ave-; WI 300; o.nt ,nsd
daylight basement, &C. heat; conv:
to everything; mo. payments less
than apt. rent WILLIAM I: PRIM- :
Nos ROSE T. Beatty; sysI WA. 4a14' WA. 425"'
MT. RAINIER-Why buy a g rm.
house when can sell you an 3 rm.
borhood. low down payment: Call
Miss Pursell, UN. 1925. cox &
p.ymans subsssnsi ss JM sma shneled aesd
bungalow; s rms, bath. h;-w.h,: l
block transp. H. CARLYLE, deLo-
Wa zIER 5o6S GsaltST va. aS!G Gss5, n VA easf ssf
RIyERDALE. MD. nr. school; 5-rm
.,ath, bungalow; foored attic, beau
tiful cor. lot improved street; price,
$1,000, on terms: PoSs: with settle
ment. 4: H. SEIDENspINNEER. Real 4
I'M. Ia,i Wa buNGalow, 1Sisi $1,000. Ii5 Cos
EXCELLENT vALUE-Chillum and
Landover Hills-Brick and frame;
; rooms. bath: expan: attic, garags: s
nice sized lots. Asking price, s1O.-
75O and S9,7OO; terms. WA. $500:
ewes; VA WyAs,,sy s59s or or Wa .Aoe 67o1'
NE.R ays NJ NNnRnWs RaiR5srj rfEdn-N.v Mf 41 rms
$3.50. - FORD z: MORGAN. Sr.
NEAR EAi AM; ANDREWs aEsSs FiELDoNev Fn s!rm.
2 baths; also new bungalow,
sms snound and roRb estb E sl SoRaAN Se ssre So o.
vic. S. HYATTsviLLE-S7. 900 buy
this delightful, small bungalow. full
bsmt.; large yard l block from
school: home for family with modes
income; less than 81 900 down. Cal
Mr., sebra, UN. 1925. cox 8
$500 DOWN-Full price, $4,000;
rooms and bath, tiled shower, stair
way to large attic; u acre wooded
lot; all utilities. Call HI. 1888
6 ROOMS S1O.35O. On large corner
lot; modern equipped kitchen: front
porch. oil heat. First Offering: Land.
| over Hills. one blk. OF Defense
| hwy. (Rte. 500. Convenient to
everything M MAGEES; I1Sa WA. 1880 OF
Evening star., 1949-03-11
CHEVY Chase Terrace

For those who desire a comfortable
home, loc within 3 blks. of Bethesda
shopping area, and close to Somer-
set School. this one you should see.
1st fl. contains large living rm, with
fireplace, large dining rm., large
kitchen, which has recently been
bedrms. and Ia baths. Features
include paneled recreation rm., slate
roof, detached garage and large lot.
Home in excel condition. Priced at
S19.95O. After 6 pm. call Mr.,
Kermit Meyer, WI. 9346. SAMUEL
e. BOGLEY, 7OO4 wisconsin ave-,
NLI Il 2OQ WI hkQQ 12
Evening star., 1949-03-11
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkD
KENSINGTON-S1O,95O

pleasant bedrooms. garage; attrac-
tive lot over 200 feet deep; 5 min
ute walk to school or busline: ex-
cellent financing. MURDOCH REAL
ESTATE PL l1O5 H.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
TOP PA AVE

TOP PA. AVE.
Near Fairfax Village shopping center
Semidetached brick; = large rooms
tile bath. 3 bedrooms, gas &C. heat.
full bsmt.. Venetian blinds; fenced
back yard; only S13.250, easy terms
answer. phone Ex 7l5s:
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
?O22 Nichols ave. Sc. -l3
COLORED-I3I3 DEXTER TER
SlO,5OU, terms; modern 5-rm. home.
CECIL L. BLANKENSHIP, RE. '?27 /.
CoLoRED-ANACosTIA Sc. At
trac. row brick; , apts., IL large
rms. . baths new gas burners, ga
rage. large yards; income approx.
5000 per mo-; owners apt. free; only
Sl.5o0 down; immediate poss; Call
GF1c4TWoon Sc 2TTV Sr IA, REaITY aI1S t{I1 20 pm
eoEoKEbMoWNEk eEtdIGw0ER EkANf MUST ! rs SELL
lot, nr. Lincoln Park, Open porch
1st floor. 3 sleeping rooms 2nd
floor; h.-wh. Small down payment,
bal. like rent: THoS. L. PHIL,
LIPS, Wo. 1900 till pm. 351s
cohoREDess@o ofana aSe siS powN-Row brick,
consisting of > rms, tile bath with
shower metal easement windows
oak flooring, bsmt.. oil &C. heat
fenced rear yard. For appointment
cali OWNER. FIR. 9933. Ill
COLORED - $500 DOWN - Owners
must sell quick. they bought another
house; Very clean semidet, brick a, a,
porches; 4 garages in back for nice
income Only $4,000. Phone FIR
s357 til . pm. ANNENBERG