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Evening star., 1949-11-06
Seminar Speakers
Advise Girl Scouts
On Planning Careers

Senior Girl Scouts of the Metro
politan area explored their fu-
lures at the Washington National
Airport yesterday at a series of
seminars on job opportunities in
journalism. radio. social work,
teaching, nursing and medicine.
The vocational seminars high
lighted an all-day conference at
tended by more than $50 Girl
Scouts from the District, Fairfax,
Arlington, Alexandria and from
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Counties.
Speakers who had achieved
success in their respective fields
advised the girls to go to college
and major in subjects which
would be most helpful in the ca
reers they had set their hearts
on following.
Educational Background Stressed.
Miss Mary Burnham, assistant
director of women's activities at
Station WMAL, emphasized that
a thorough educational back
ground is a requisite for girls who
want to make radio their career
With the increasing growth of
television, she said, a course in
home economics might open op-
portunities for young women in
this field.
Miss Miriam Gutenberg, re-
porter on The Star, said prepara-
tion for a career in journalism
should include college training,
work on the college newspaper
and good knowledge of tipping.
She suggested history, economics,
or social sciences as major SUBJ
jects for a coed preparing to be-
come newspaper reporter.
International Program.
Earlier in the day an interna-
tional program was held under
the Craftsmanship Of Miss Pearl
Ray Keys of Washington-Lee
High School, Arlington. Barbara
Walker and Susan Crumley re-
ported on the Western Hemi-
sphere Camp.
Foreign flags were presented to
Mrs. Adolphus Station. president
OF the D. c. Federation of Girl
Scouts.
Miss Helen Seth Smith and
Troop IS reported on Interna-
Evening star., 1949-11-06

and she was crazy about horses" :"
He said there were no serious
boy friends. No troubles at home
where she was an only child, and
no difficulties at school.
$50 Lucille, so far as her father
knew. had only SIS when she left
home. telling her mother she was
going to get a soda at a nearby
drugstore.
A description circulated by
police said the girl could pass for
16 or II. She is feet S and
weighs 1870, with dark brown hair,
blue eyes and a small scar in the
center of the left cheek. She
wore a dark green corduroy skirt,
white blouse, long wine colored
coat and white socks with brown
moccasins.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Romu|o Proposes Truce
By Soviet Bloc and West
BY the Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 5.-Carlos
P. Romulo. president Of the United
Nations Assembly, proposed to-
night, a temporary political truce
between the Soviet bloc and the
Western nations in the U. N.
He said this was necessary to
call a halt on "the deadly atomic
armaments race"
Gen. Romulo spoke at a meet
ing Of the English-speaking union
here. He came here from the
meetings of the U. N. Assembly
in Lake Success.
Gen. Romulo said he has been
using every source at his COM
mand to reconcile bitterly op-
posing attitudes on some Of the
most explosive questions before the
u. N.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Inquest BIames Darling
In Girls Traffic Death
BY the Associated Press

GREEN BAY, Wis, Nov. S.
Bernard Boob Darling, Big Ter
football official. was named by a
coroner's jury today as the driver
of the car which killed a girl
Monday night.
The verdict stated that Darling
was driving under the influence
of Intoxicating liquor and in a
reckless manner constituting a
high degree of negligence"
The former Beloit College and
Green Bay Packer football star
already has pleaded not guilty to
three charges in the death of 16-
year r-old Shirley Mae Trout-the
above two counts of negligent
homicide and one of failure to
stop and give aid after an accident
involving injury. He is free on
$4,000 bond awaiting preliminary
hearing Nov. IA.
District Attorney Robert Parins
said the jury's verdict would, not
have any effect on Darling 8
prosecution.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Club Plaque to Honor
Mrs. Suruh CorenfieId

Mrs. Sarah Corenfield, late
member of the Women's Progress
sive Club. will be honored with
memorial plaque which will be
unveiled by the club at $3.50 pm.
today at the Warwick Memorial
Research Cancer Clinic of George
Washington University. 1889 H
street NV.
The club maintains a CONT
nuing fund of $4,000 at the clinic
in honor of Mrs. Corenfield, who
died last spring. The fund is to
pay hospital costs of needy Dis
trict residents who must have can
Ger operations. Persons contribut-
ing to the fund will .heve 49,
names inscribed at the bottom Of
the plaque.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Father Hunts Missing Daughter
After 7 >OOO-Mi|e Flight Here
Thomas Carey Waits
For Word of Girl Who
DisoppeoredWeekAgo

The hardest part of the 1000
mile trip he undertook to search
for his 13-year -old daughter who
has been missing from her home
1925 Park road NV, since last
Sunday. lies ahead of Thomas F.
Carey. civil engineer.
Special authorization from the
Secretary Of the Army permitted
Mr.. Carey to leave his Job as an
engineer consultant at Gen. Nc
Arthur's headquarters in Tokyo
to join the search for his daugh-
ter. He arrived here by military
plane Thursday.
Since his return Mr.. Carey has
been busy getting in touch with
friends Of his daughter, Lucille.
and extracting every shred of in
formation which might disclose
her whereabouts. He has helped
police in the preparation of hand
bills bearing her picture and de-
scription and offering a reward
for any information leading to
her return.
Everything he could think OF
has been done. And now he is
sweating out" the anxious hours
waiting to see If his efforts and
those Of friends and police, will
bear fruit.
If I could just get some word
that she is all right, 1t wouldn I
be quite so hard" Mr.. Carey said.
No real clues have been un-
covered. Mr.. Carey said. From
girl friends he has learned that
Lucille has been scrimping on
lunch money since September and
had closely questioned girls who
previously had run away about
their adventures on the open road.
Mr.. Carey said Lucille has long
been interested in the West and
he had promised her a vacation
on a dude ranch as a graduation
present.
"She is adventurous" Mr.. Carey
said. "She always wanted to see
the West and had talked with
school friends about going there
Evening star., 1949-11-06
.217 Descendants Left

!
A South African woman who
died recently at 100. left 217 de-
scendants - five children, 46
grandchildren, 159 grandchildren
and seven great-great-grandchil-
drer.
Evening star., 1949-11-06

tional Camping. Miss Irene Knox
and Marilyn Langford reported
on the Swedish Encampment.
Mrs. Robert Leonard, past
president of the League Of Women
Voters, who recently returned
from Germany. discussed condi-
tionS in Europe.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Accountants Elect Officers

Three District accountants have
been elected to membership in the
American Institute of Account
ants, it was announced yesterday
They are: David M. Gruber, 242O
Sixteenth street NV: Earl S.
Warner, 4731 Ninth street NV,
and Murray Wilder, 3051 Thir-
teenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Take Care Of Everyone
On Your List Next Year!
1850 Christmas Club Opens Nov. IA

Select the class that suits your purse, put aside
a small sum every other week . and by next
year you can easily have enough to insure the
Joy OF paid-for Christmasl
Evening star., 1949-11-06

Austria has shipped to Turkey
500 wooden frame houses, to be
assembled in the Erzincian Prov
ince of Asia Minor.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

NICELY FURNISHED house near
Arizona Inn, 8 bedrooms, 2
baths. Available now. Informa-
ton call 5-8108.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
OF The Record
By NATHAN ZIPRIN

ARE STILL BUSY Israes foes in London are
with the idea that the Jewish state is
the House Lords last week demon
Conservatives aligned themselves with the
unhOy policy government ever pursued
PITY
Actually they not much concerned
the fate of the Arabs and the security OF the holy places as
OOthOd in the Middle East
refugee and harpng the Jerusalem dge the
hope to gain prestige for British ends
FOOTNOTE story how the report OF Vir-
British Washing
gaining President Tumans backing OF Brltans Palestine pO
friends of Dr. Hubbard OF Kchnond
Virginia subjected to terrific pressure by
Department officials who insisted that
British policy Tales began reach
ing for Jewish communists and that
Jewish state instrument
Hubbard asked by the Pres
to make an Hubbard left for Paes
there until
submitted his report to the White House.
findings to Trumans confidence In zionist
nd to communist He
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
BETWEEN YOU AND ME
By Boris SmOlar

that has been achieved IN the
Organization America will be made
administration to improve relations with the White
secret that while Truman actively
nevertheless maintained cool attl
tut ZO.A leadership.
COMMUNITY CURRENTS Council of Jewish FederatiOnS
pressing inclusion of agencies
United Jewish Appeal This is being done to have
agencies within thereby reduce fund
raising greater stability for worthy
support continuing basis in
ton to requirements with this policy,
Exits Israeli project has been ended
while Israeli drive is longer being conducted
ANALYSIS: Israeli plans call for standing
of $4,000 large ready the Swiss model
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
to the GAto,

Dear Editor:
Yehudit and I want to take
this opportunity, thru the Ari-
zona Post, to belatedly thank all
our friends in Tucson whose
names are too numerous for in
dividual mention here, for re-
membering us on the occasion of
our marriage. We were very hap
py to hear how so many of my
friends have taken a sincere in
terest in us here in Israel, and
in our efforts to build up the
country. Perhaps sometime in the
future I will write a bit more
about some of our impressions
and experiences. Meanwhile let
me again thank you all.
Sincerely,
Tzvi and Yehudit Strauss
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
MIR. and Mrs. David N. Gins

Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Gins
burg, E. Speedway, expect her
two sisters and niece, Mrs. San
ford Folkman, Mrs. Arthur Lot
ney and daughter Lois, all of
Cleveland, and her brother, Ar
thur Grossberger of Miami, Fla.
Charlotte Wiener arrives Monday
from Roxbury, Mass. All will at
tend the Ginsburg- Wiener nup-
tials with Miss Lotney and Miss
Wiener as bridesmaids.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

MIR. and Mrs. David KOSSack,
E. 9th, have as their guest Allan
Fleischer, prominent fur buyer
from Chicago.
Burt Liebert, who conducts the
Children Theatre here is at STAN
ford for the summer session
studying towards a Masters de-
gree in dramatics. Meanwhile he
is close to his sister, Betty, who
lives in San Jose. Burt is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leibert, N.
Norton.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

community. I don't know whether
this is directly attributed to the
rise of the state of Israel or If
parents and children have be-
come aware of a certain obliga-
ton of learning they owe to them
selves. Like l say, you never
really become aware of things
until you travel. Take Tucson,
for instance. And that's what I'll
take!
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
CLASSIFIED

SIFIED: ROOM AND
BOARD, or room wi hOut t
board, couples or singles. Air
conditioned modern room in a
pleasant home atmosphere.
Kosher cooking. Summer rates
now in effect. Dial 5-1647, 329
E. Third.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
B'NAI BIRTH
NEEDS MEMBERS!
YOU NEED
B'NAI BIRTH!

ton, Tucson, Arizona, Telephone 3-54S4.
owned and operated by Rebecca
Staman Rutz and M. L. Rutz. Entered
as second-class matter under the act Of
March 3. 1879. Subscriptions automat-
ically renewed unless notified in writ
ing prior to date of expiration.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
I Just Found Out
By William 1. Dunes

taking a vacation is the thrill of
returning to your home area. They
say that travel broadens, well, it
certainly does. Especially when
you have a tribe of relatives
whose prime objective in life
seems to be interior decorating
decorating my interior with all
kinds of fancy foods. Of course,
honestly, can't say that all my
relatives were simply delighted
to see me. In fact, a few were
overcome Git could have been
the humid heat, but l doubt it).
spent the first part of my
childhood living in small coun-
try town few miles from where
the immortal Ernie Pyle was born
and raised. When drove over the
Wabash River bridge into the
town of Clinton, Indiana, it was
like stepping suddenly back
through the years and time SEEM
ed to stand still. 1 got out of my
car at the top of the Seventh
Street hill and walked down with
camera in hand. It seemed like
only yesterday that Tommy Gio-
vanni, Jimmy Helegada, frankie
Jones, Johnny O'Brien, Raymond
Navroski, and I used to play cow
boys and Indians here.
Two little boys, about the age
we used to be, came up, tugged
at my jacket with "Hey, watcha
doin' mister?". Taking pictures"
I answered. They hit back with
the inevitable "Why?". How, I
asked myself can answer this
one, when I don't even know
myself. AS I stood there, the
back of my jacket felt as if there
were four holes burned through
it as these two little boys follow
ed me with steadfast gazes and
unspoken curiousity about this
stranger taking pictures of plain
old houses and green old maple
trees.
AS / drove out the main street
towards the bridge I noticed lit
tie puffs of wind gently tugging
the chewing tobacco wrappers to
the curb edges. The people stood
at the corners talking with each
other. The sunshine still bounced
off the river and l felt little sad
at leaving.
If you stay in one place a long
time you never notice the grad
ual daily changes that go on about
you. If you should go away and
suddenly return after a lapse of
time-hmmmm-the things that
are apparent. was walking down
Wabash Avenue in Terre Haute,
when a tall lanky stranger came
over, looked at me and then
stuck out his hand. For the life
of me, 1 couldn't remember who
he was. Then he told me his
name and soon Jerry Friedman
and I were. talking of the old
Sunday School days. We noted
that in Terre Haute, where my
father used to bring me to Sun
day School (fifteen miles from
Clinton) and Jerry used to come
As miles from Linton, that there
seems to be a steady rise in
things Jewish.
The children are actually an
xious to go to Hebrew School.
They attend the Sunday School
without the gentle persuasion of
a hair brush. The Sisterhoods are
functioning at top speeds with
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

SEWING WANTED - Repairing
of all kinds, hemming ladies'
dresses, turning collars & cuffs
on mems shirts, handmade but
ton holes, machine sewing. Rea-
SOnabIe. Mrs. Latterman, phone
$3.50.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

SHARE HOUSE-Lady alone will
share her nice home with either
a couple or another lady. On
bus line. For information call
5-81O8.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

ROOM FOR RENT-Attractive,
double bed, private entrance,
cooler. Kosher meals if desired.
Mrs. Latterman, phone 3-5519.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

IF YOU'RE overweight, have
poor circulation, constipation or
arthritis try scientific Swedish
massage by a graduate. Call
4-1214.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

CoLoRED-TALBERT TERRACE
rms rms, snd.d 6yrs old bath bath oil hot-wsts'
COLoRED-oeo K 81. s.E.-s-rm
s7so 4s !a sssh: '!fh: THoMAs =. BROWN s'SHS
CoLoRED-4s3 1th ST. s.E.-s-rm
Ssnt Ssn M somDIstsIy bSthi ,aIn DeIaains Ensss
gas refsT.. sio,a56: $3.50 down
4451. METROPOLIS REALTY 1
INVESTMENT CO.. 1913 No. Capitol
CoLoRED-DANDY LOCATION; s.
right in; $3.50 down. Mrs. Stone,
cox g. CO.. RE. 1893; ewes. TR.
CooIoRED-ANAcosTIA. 5-rm. brk..
nearly new. in excel. cond., bsmt.
CO sony Eoo to aoSn bus an and sId School
CoLORED-sI 900 DoWN. s?5 mo;
near Lincoln Park-Colonial brick: /:
4 rms. and bath, inclosed porch End
A.. open porch 1st A.; lot 146 #;
coEoRR5-oPES T'ss RSs: FOR AS ro14fPis, oFFPR,
1902. 1905 Mass. ave. Sc. big
rooms, chestnut trim and doors
One 2-family house, 2 baths, fin-
ished basement. Can make 3 apis.
Better hurry. Open ! to 5 pm.
Sun. Call Mr.. Kennedy. AK. 1880.
G: D.; MURPHY, Realtor. AT. 6227,
COLoRED-D ST, NEAR 15th-a-
story row brick; bsmt.; 6 rms. mod.
bath: double gar; excel. cond.: reas.
,.own payment; poss. J. GINBERG,
RE 1889. RA. 1928. -27
COLORED-NR. MASS. AVE. and
14th St Sc. House ARRANGED in 3
apts. Front and back yards. oil
heat. To inspect. call MR.. GUAM
DER, FIR. 003S or MI. 1857. -27
COLORED-I3OO BLK. OF MASS.
AVE. Sc 6 rms. bath, reception
hall, full bsmt, front and back en-,
trance to ,bsmt, h.-w.h. oil. priced
for quick sale. To inspect, cali
Mr. oUANDER. FIR. oo3s' MI
coLoRED-2O0 BLK. 10th sT.-six
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., row brick.
s. Sl,5o9 ss,6 cash req. Mr. BAILEY
ConoR2p-ALMosr Oh RED NEW brick; 5
extra large rooms, tiled bath. -bsmt.
Splendid Anacostia section of new
homes; Only $l0'5oo, $3.50 down.
TR 0l1c ~
Evening star., 1949-02-27
BROOKLAND-

Near 18th q MOnrOe StS.
brick. cement surfaced.
stories above concrete cellar; living
room, dining room. kitchen and
pantry on 1st floor, 3 bedrooms,
sewing room and bath on 2nd, bed
room and large storage room on 3rd:
oil hot water heat, automatic hot
water. combination storm windows
and doors with screens; unsurpassed
for its convenience to cars. bus.
shops. theater, schools and church
but free from heavy traf1c. Nisht
or Sunday call Miss Shoemaker,
EN-. 1850. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV, MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

coLoRED-TALBERT ST. - Beauti-
full 5-rm. mod. brk. home; easement
windows, hardwood firs., mod. tile
bath and shower, front entrance to
basement. Priced to sell for $3.50
down. bal. like rent. Call Brawner,
Hu. 1894, or wk. days DE. 3142
METROPOLIS REALTY a. INVEST
MENT CO., 1913 No. capitol st.
COLORED-1353 TALBERT TER
RACE, S.E. Anacostia. u blk. of
Nichols. ave.) 5-room brick. bsmt
with sep. entrance: oil air-cond
heat; excel. cond.. vacant: 10.5OO
Cash. $500; OWNER, TR, 1888;
- NEAR 18th AND PA.
AVE.-Well-built brick, 8 lovely,
private rooms, good condition. Reas.
price and terms Call Mrs. Wright.
MI 1884, with WEITZ REALTY
CORP. 905 18th st. NV. ST. 4555.
COLORED-518 7th ST. S.E;--S500
down, good terms: 8 rooms, 2 baths,
c.h.-wh., semidet. brick-and-frame:
have your tenants help pay your
monthly payments. Call Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with A. M
DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. MA.
s03e; home: Tu. 0297. once open
Sun. IL to I.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
COLORED!

I have the house you want! Where
you want 1t, and at the price you
want to pay! Bring your housina
problems to me! Just call Mr.
Emory. Davis, AT. 5S77. for any
colored property with Broker PAUL
J. MILLER, Elk. 707W.
COLORED-$1,500 DOWN
Buys this attr. Colonial brick, mr.
1st and Rhode Island ave ne; Z
rms. bath. full bsmt., gas heat
" payments like rent. ST. 1881
DANIEL DIENER g. co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
EXCLUSIVE WITH
LANGSTON REALTY

Colored Brookland. corner bunga..
30l4 10th St ne: very mod, 4
1924 orrens st. ne; 9 kits, 2 mod
tile baths. 2 inclosed porches.
Cape Cod brk. like new: det.: S13.-
$50: small down payment, moderate
notes.
1919 Trinidad ave. ne. baths.
eel cond
1923 Trinidad ave. ne: excel. mod
semidet. brk.: $1,000 down; only
Sl0.950: rms, oil heat.
1343 Talhert ter. sc. Mod. . bed
rms. full bsmt.; only Sl0.950.
Exceptionally fine brk. home in 4
apts.. in Trinidad section: very reas.
will sell quickly for this is one OF
the best buys in many months.
CALL TR. 8693
Evening star., 1949-02-27
DON'T MISS

Open today ! to 5, 6-rm. brand new
semidetached brick; gas heat. cop
per plumbing; immed. possession.
Will consider your home in trade
Low down payment. bal like rent.
To reach: Out MINI. ave. to Ridse
left on Ely to Burns. left on Burns
to D, and left to your 4004 D. Call
Mr.. Carver, HI. S245, with II, T.
RANDOLPH RE ol37
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Alabama Ave. Sc. Area
Omen II tn Dark

oPCll L w Od1 n
1919 Hillside rd.-Brick tabout .
yrs. old.-6 rms. and bath; full
condition. Lovely new section. Bus
at door, shopping. schools and
churches nearby. Vacant. Only
S12.a5O. To reach: Out Alabama
ave. to 46th St, left about 2 blocks
and right to property.
A. D. Crumbaugh
49Os Wis. ave. Realtor. Wo. 1884
Detached and Only $12,50O
This lovely detached home on a
beautiful handicapped lot is the best
value in Sc. Washington. 1t has
4 large. bright rooms. 3 bedrooms
oil heat. full basement. etc; good
terms. To inspect today call ! ! 10 4
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV Realtors. EX. 1871.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANI
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE FOREST. Silver Spring
Finest community; convenient to
schools, stores, TRANSPORTATION; high
altitude: brick bungalows, extra
large rooms, expansion attic. full
sized dining rms, wide wooded lots;
built BY Michael A. Amselmo. To
reach: Out Colesyille rd. to Forest
Glen rd., left blocks to ,v sign n
CO.. SH. 9533 or 81. 6944.
BETHESDA-New brick home: excel
lent loca ton: large rms: G1-FHA
approved SCI 900. 1OG down. 9
sold; !, left. ,eRR,, r, H. BEST, INC
BETHESDA-Califor rambler: 2
bedrms., large lot; excel. loc.; near
school: for sale By owner-builder.
Bffa4HhEsbA faHh Wf; lesSi sPEcrAL-onl, sis.ssoo
for six spacious rooms and "a baths
1st.fioor powder room), modern in
detail and offered on easy terms.
MTTcHELL QUICK. 81. 77Si: ewes.
OV. 1904.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
THE GABLES co.
COLORED-$9,450
&1 nm CAC CH
SENSATIONAL

DO oOLO Z A0 MolN II
Come out and see why. Just beyond
Congress Hts. sc. tElmira and So
Capitol ST. City's largest new home
development. Semidetached brick
and shingle. Six rooms, 3 bedrooms.
full daylight basement Guaranteed
in writing to be dry; gas ht., cop
per piping dream Kitchen; huge
closets and plenty of them. Finest
town huslines. School and stores at
corner 10 minutes downtown via
new bridge. Suburban beauty and
comfort, with town convenience.
Sl3.25O. 1885 down and S71 mo-,
FHA approved. AZ financing. Com
pare and you will agree they are
superior IN every respect to homes
selling for $4,000 or more. A-6
or A-S bus or out Nichols ave. Sc.
to So. Capitol. proceed to Elmira st.
and right to sample furnished home.
Open today and every day. IL to 8.
JAMES CARROLL. TR. 1884 or
Evening star., 1949-02-27

COLoRED-2 APTs.-$12,50
Only $500 cash-Each apt. has 8
rms, tile bath, shower. separate
heating, 8creene6 porch, SAM
ROSEY. AD. 2700. --27
Evening star., 1949-02-27

ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
vacant; newly decorated 6 lovely
rms. bath. 1st-f. lavatory: parauet
floors, refsr., oil h.-w.h.. brick ga,
rage; reas. price and terms. Cal
WEiTZ REALTY CORP. 9O5 18th
st. NV, ST. 4555.
COLORED-3836 18th ST. NV
open / to 5. rooms, bath. finished
basement, h.-w. heat, gas; yard
$13,500.
JOHN P. MURCHISON
Evening star., 1949-02-27
WOODBRIDGE

,103 South Dakota ave ne. Open
today. l to 5. Det, 6-rm. asbestos
shinsle home with reception hall.
bath. unfinished, insulated attic, full
basement. gas h.-w.h., 2-car det.
garage: needs some redecorating.
ideal location, close to r. l. ave.
trolley. shopping schools and
churches: reasonably priced.
Woodbridge Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

COLORED-SEE THIS
1878 Penn st. n.e.-Semidet. brick;
. rms. h.-w.h. oil range, refgr :,
full bsmt.. built-in garage; conSen.
terms. Open Sun, 2.6 pm. BY
OWNER. TU. 4343. -27
We Have Several Homes
ranging from to 8 rms; completely
modern; reasonable price and terms.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
9O3 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. 3411.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
COLORED

es Rhode Island ave n.w-13 rooms.
5 complete baths. low down payment'
balance one trust BOB hoL-
LANDER. owner. 14ll Pa. ave. NV.
MA, 9743 or GE $500.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

406 oUAcKENBos sT.-Por sale BY
owner: $1,000 down, $50 month: 8
rooms, Kitchen. bath; completely re-
decorated; immed. occupancy. Can
be seen at any time. Call ia. 6l00.
sos7 BLADENsBURG RID. Attractive
IL room home. ideal for tourist
home or business. Splendid condi-
ton. Full basement, gas h.-w.h..
corner lot. garage, 1st commercial,
$4,000. ROYCE L. PARKS, 3217
18th st. ne, MI. 4470, till pm.