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BarkIey TO Speak
AT Gunston Hall

Vice President Barkley will ad-
dress more than 1000 members
of the Colonial Danes and their
guests at 4 pm. tomorrow at the
dedication of Gunston Hall,
George Mason's home, as an
historic shrine.
The Georgian house, built in
1755 by the author of the Virginia
Bill of Rights, was willed to the
Commonwealth of Virginia last
year by the late Louis D. Hertle,
former Chicago department store
executive. who had occupied it
since 1882. After the ceremonies
tomorrow, it will be operated as
a public shrine by the Colonial
Danes under a 52-member Board
of Regents.
Other speakers at the dedica-
ton ceremony will be Gov. Battle,
who will introduce Mr.. Barkley;
Mrs. Thomas w. Streeter, presi-
dent of the National Society Of
Colonial Danes, and Mrs. Her.
bert A. Claiborne, first regent.
Attendance at the dedication
ceremony will be by invitation
only.
Gunston Hall, which is built on
a gentle slope overlooking the Po-
tomac River. stands five miles
down river from Mount Vernon
and two miles North of Wood
bridge. George Masons tomb is
in the family burial plot near the
historic house.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Marine Corps
Schools Band of Quantico, under
the direction of Warrant Officer
August Olaguez.
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a Baptist Seminories Report Record EnroIInents

governing bodies of the denomina- =
tons institutions to study the
question of Baptist responsibility
in these areas of Christian serv-
ice" was passed. The statement
refers TO the admission of colored
students TO hitherto white secular
schools.
A budget of $40 million for 1851
was approved yesterday by the
convention. OF that sum S4.5
million will be set aside for cur
rent operating expenses and SIS
million to apply to the capital
needs of various agencies.
Convention Fund Voted.
In addition 10 the budget. a
total of S205. 900 was voted for
expenses for the 1851 convention.
which is expected to be held
June 1924 in San Francisco.
Army Chief of Chaplains Roy
Parker and Navy Chief of
Chaplains S. w. Salisbury were
scheduled to address a Southern
Baptist Chaplains Association
gathering today.
The Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt.
Washington. pastor of Brookland
Baptist Church, was appointed to
the Committee on Time, Place,
and Preachers yesterday.
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convention yesterday approved
purchase of these facilities from
the college. which is moving TO
Winston Salem, N. c., for Sis
million. The school will open in
September.
The seminary at Berkeley,
known as the Golden Gate Sem
mary, has been in operation un-
der other than Southern Baptist
Convention auspices. 1t will be
taken over some time before JAM
uary, 1851. by the denomination
More than 5000 messengers
from the 27.285 churches of the
denomination in % States and the
District of Columbia will vote for
officers of the convention today.
1t is expected that the Rev. DR..
Robert G. Lee, Memphis, will
break recent precedent and ac-
icept a third term nomination. If
DR.. Lee does, he probably will be
elected.
Crime Prosecution Asked.
The convention yesterday called
on local, State and National Gov
ernment officials to prosecute
crime and gambling" to the full
est extent.
I'VE call upon our representa-
tives in all branches of Govern
ment to enact and enforce laws
whereby professional gamblers
crime racketeers and promoters OF
organized vice can be curbed," the
resolution said. 1t was introduced
by the denomination Social Serv-
ice Commission.
The statement also urged the
American people not to accept
war as an inevitable answer tc
international disagreements. ="
1t called on President Truman
and Congress to keep the door
open" to peaceful negotiations
and urged that aggressive steps
be taken to lead us to peaceful
settlements of international prob
lens" Strong support of the
United Nations was one of the
steps recommended as leading tc
this end.
Policy Changes Noted.
A recommendation that South
ern convention churches ano
members further means of allevia
ting racial tensions and conflicts
was approved by the meeting.
Noting that distinct and sig
niflcant changes in the policies
of institutions of higher learn.
ing" have been taken in recent
months, a statement calling or
Evening star., 1950-05-11
By Cospor Nonnes
Sior Stoff Correspondent

CHICAGO, May 11.-Four theo-
logical seminaries of the Southern
Baptist Convention reported to-
day to the body's annual meeting
here that enrollments for this
year have reached record high
of 1882 ministerial students.
Southwestern Seminary at Fort
Worth announced the highest en-
rollment with 1,704 students,
which is 249 more than any previ-
GUS session. Southern Seminary,
I Louisville. was second with 854;
New Orleans Seminary next with
538, and American Seminary
Nashville, a colored seminary, 1856.
In connection with this situa-
ton the denomination's' annual
convention yesterday approved
the establishment of a new SEM
mary at Wake Forest. N. c., and
one at Berkeley, Calf.
College Facilities Bought.
The former. to be known as
! the Southeastern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary. will occupy the
grounds and buildings of what
now is Wake Forest College. The
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Gen. Bradley to Speak
In Baltimore Monday
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. May IL. - Gen.
Omar N. Bradley, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will
speak at luncheon here Monday
to open the Baltimore observance
of National Defense Week.
The observance will end with an
Armed Forces Day parade on
May 20. Gen. Bradley will be
introduced by Maj. Gen. Milton A.
Rockford. adjutant general of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1950-05-11

See the many new features that
await you at this newly redecorated
Safeway Store: Nationally known
brands of frozen foods in "easy-to-
reach-in" cabinets; open top dairy
cases filled with your favorite dairy
foods and such breakfast meats as
bacon, sausage, etc; new, easy-to-
reach-in ice cream cabinets filled
with your favorite kinds of ice cream.
Come in and see this beautiful, re-
modelled Safeway at 1855 M st. NV.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF,
across the country: safe storage IL
shons no eSNns SfS4 oNH oSTRsSt Tgoss1n9
co. INC est 1908
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. GL. 5l37
Ex-GI-Mov., pack, crat., storage;
local, long dist; small or large jobs;
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887.
EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE will
accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1916.
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COLORED
1918 18th ST NV.
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN, Government execu-
tive, desires efficiency, unfurn.
apartment in NV. apartment bldg /;
max. $50. Call weekdays, 8 to $50,
RE. 4142, Ext. 5797. ="
EFF. APT-Semifurn, or unfurn; by
single woman; in Arl,. gen. vic.
1858, betweent 6 and 7:30 pm.
NEED small, comfortable apt, NV
section. section, by Sept. 80; permanent
QUIET ADULT FAMILY. no pets
apt, NV. Box 15-T, Star. L
NAVAL OFFICER, single, 35, ven to
write, wants comfortable, quiet apt
with kit; GEORGETOWN or close-in
NV; early fall, WI. 4939 or Ii
5000, Ext. 5-2034. i
PERMANENT GOVT. COUPLE desire
uni. 2-bdrm. house or apt. in apt.
bldg: NV. only: max. 500 incl.
utilities. CHI. 9079. 9"
COMPANY EXECUTIVE desires 2 or 4
bedrm. furn. apt, Conn. or 18th
st. apt. house preferred. Elk. 4224
8 am to 8 p.m. weekdays. Il
TWO SINGLE naval oficers desire
furnished Georgetown apt. together
or or singly; Call s-4:30 RE. T400.
3 EMPLOYED GIRLS desire apt. in
apt. bldg: preferably NV. section
1 or BROOM HOUSEKEEPING apt,
within walking distance of Union
Station for young working couple
Box 1865 Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedroom
house, about Oct. Is; will pay up
to S140; conv. to primary school,
transp.: "a bath and den on 1st A.
Coon NV. NEIGHBoRHooD = Z
bedrms., garage. house: unfur-
nished; by responsible adult fam
lily Sept. occupancy. Box 236-R,
2 OR s-BEDRM. HOUSE. unfur..
easy driving distance Pentagon;
Fairfax. Alex, or Arlington Co.
Long term lease; consider buying
Inn Immsdiste e Gt.r occupancy desired. Box
wanted 70 RENT, NV. section.
Wesley Hts, Spring Valley; adults
unfurn.; 3 bedrooms. > baths. WI
ARMY OFFICER needs s-bedroom
house in suburbs. to rent or lease,
by Aug. Is. RE. $500. Ext. 6423.
NAVAL OFFICER needs 2 or 3 bed
room home, unf.; prefer Virginia.
Occupancy Oct. l or Nov. l. Box
ARMY OFFICER desires or bed
rm. unfurn. house; easy driv dis.
Pentagon; around S100. oW. 9400,
Ext. 344.
NAVAL oFFICER-Here for perman-
ent duty desires unfurn. 2 or 3 bed
rm. house or apt, sub. Va. Dial
King S-S2S1. 3
5 OR ROOMS adults; ref; furn.
Il desired; state rental. Box 4os-s,
Star. 2s
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RAMBLERS

Still another group Of modern .
bedrm. homes, designed for the dis
eliminating. Featuring entrance hall,
separate din. rm., mod. tiled bath,
wood burning fireplace; fun bsmt
with lavatory; GI or conventional
financing, with moderate cash. Drive
by; new roads are open, An inspec-
tion will convince. Open dawn to
dusk
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
blk. Glen Mar Park. left to Mama
kagan rd., right "a blk, left TO
ramblers. Mr.. Bailey on premises;
or stop 1T 5SO4 Mass. ave.
BARKLEY BROS, INC.
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West Moreland Circle Area

S21,95O
Have your own fresh vegetable gar
den, in a smart community with
this nearly new brick det., 3 bed
choice corner lot with f1agstone
terrace and barbecue pit; living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm. and
screened rear porch. modern kitch-
en-, full basement. gas heat; about
$1,000 cash and assume $14,700
st trust at 4Sc, payable S104 81
monthly. including insurance and
taxes. Ewes, Edward Farrell. DE
1922.
J. Leo Kolb Co., Inc.
1887 Wis. Ave. NV, MI. 210o.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO BEDRM. HOUSE FURN. in
Jefferson Manor. Alex. Va, now va
cant; Sl15 mo. Call AL. 3497 for
appointment. -
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attr. 9-rm.
house, newly dec: excel. location,
shopping; includes 2i2 baths. bed
rms, sun room, screened porch; dble
gar, lee. garden A real home. Call
OWNER, 9 It'll 5, Oliver 6544.
DESIRABLE WHITE BRICK-3-bdrm,
2h bath home, situated on beauti-
mo ra cSEeHT PxcusEe Ut sT sTa s60 mmfd GAMEs Io 10
YATES GARDENs, ALEx.-Most at
tractipe brick Colonial town house
2 bedrms., Ia baths. formal walled
garden, Choice furnishings: $50:
Al: 1901; ewes, TIE. 5576; K1.
Def. GT.'4 e-BEDRM. MAsoNRY-eSiet
location. Full basement, auto. gas
heat. Lease. Conven., speedy transp.
downtown areas. Glebe 6263 until
FuRN. HOUSE FOR RENr-1n i, silver
Spring. from Aug. s to Sept. is.
Box 2O1-R, Star.
ALEX.-Attractive Colonial home.
appropriately, furnished with lovely
antiques; 5 beoims.. 2la baths, 3
IllScIN II,
buffers pantry and bsmt.:- immed.
poss,; price, $175 per month, R. L.
KANE. INC, King and Washington
sts., Alexandria. AL. 3013. i
ADJOINING NAVY ANNEX - Avail
immed.; cozy detached 5-rm. brick
dems decoPated sharep bedTms %slc0ms p. nsTs stts
bedrm.; new gas furnace, washing
machine, fenced back yard; year
lease; $135. OWNER, CHI. 34el,
SHEPHERD PARK. off 18th st.-pet
garage; attarc. furn.; SITS. GE.
SHEPHERD ST. and Georgia ave.
NV: 3 bedrms.. clean. comfortable,
for 2-5 mo. 500 mo. ia. 1852.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. 2 baths,
powder, rm., 2;;car garage; $3.50.
cfYpE 9. puNNfNaroN, tNRffSi V WI a6s5 MS5.
3722 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm.. row brick house; $125, incl.
heat and utils.; girls. RA. 2036.
ANNAPoLIs-Newly decorated small
Colonial home, centrally located: y
yr. lease or more; S125 mo. RA.
2OSS or Annapolis 1906. 3
5-R0OM BUNGALOW, completely fur
nished, close to stores and tranSpor-
tatlon: mo. or longer; reasonable
rent. KE, 3-6SS6 or CH. 1923. =!
NOW AVAILABLE in RosSlyn, Va.
excel, for a group of girls or boys
or family FA. 1866. y
BEAUTIFUL detached home nr. 18th
and Locust I'd. NV, bedrms., oil
heat. rec. rm. and bar. 2-car garage;
taStefully furn.; particularly appeal
ing to diplomatic service: S275 per
mo. Call property manager. WEAVER
BROS, INC. DI. 5000. 3
ARLINGTON-Partl furn. 2-bedrm
semidetached home. large fenced
garden. Call MISS BURD, ia.
4-I600 3
ROCK CREEK PARKS rms, kit.
and bath: $115 mo-, including util-
tiles. Write Box 169-R, Star. --3
SILVER SPRING-2-b -bedrm. bunga-
low: in good neighborhood; OLA.
ceiling; Sl13.50.
H. BROOKS PERRING g. CO.
REALTORS, 81. 4422 IS
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GLOVER PARK
KALORAMA HEIGHTS

Kalorama Heights-A beautiful fam
lily home large living room with
fireplace, family-sized dining room,
kitchen and inclosed porch, full
bsmt. with maids room and bath,
outside entrance, built-in garage.
oil h.-wh., 3 large bedrooms and
bath on 2nd, large storage attic.
B. j. CRIVELLA, INC. 341S 14th
st. NV, TU. 0600. Il
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LARGE CAFETERIA, downtown, g.
AuroS6BfLE " IN 9ini and, furniture uDRol. R
ave, Capitol Hts, Md, 10. S-977I
BEAUTY SALON. modern booth
complete unit Of reducing equip
csD4;b Gsnt aT vs c9PditiopeS 06dni sasa n5 Falls
AUTO AND BODY REPAfR SHOP
completely equipped. Good inven-
tory. Reasonably priced, low rent
Good opportunity for 2 men. 81
SILVER sPRiNG. dry cleaning plant,
doing about $1,000 per "; good
loc. KENDRICK REALTY. 81. 1878.
MAJESTIC CLEANERS is now ac-
cents eeapihe id
excellent service. Call AT. 1910 for
additional information.
BALLET AND SHOE REPAIR. So 800.
rent S57 80. EBERMAN. EN-. c3o3
FOR SALE = Tourist courts, tourist
Wash. blvd. Information on either
call ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313. A
DELICATESSEN = Nearby Va; nc
beer; mostly school trade. Total
sgss @ Geo 81 59o nes bsufs xnFss toE alone sGe4 TGrh
ly couple: Owner must Scell immedi-
ately Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. Gil. 2100, OK. 1243. 3
RESTAURANT-Go business; beer
license: for lease; reas. 705 M st,
HAVE s. s. s. Grocery GROCERY sToRE-Latest TORE
equipment; clear; doing around $500
to 5000 weekly; have 3Ia years lease
on store and Arm. apt; very reas.
rent; beer and wine: short hours; in
Nd; 8 blocks from D. G.; like to
debts on stock and fixtures. Box
LARGE AARaf BRICK sI6; STORE and " acre;
shelves. counters S4.750; $3.50
down, $50 mo 90 mi. south. TIE.
GRoCERY, no beer; $3.50 wk.; $3.50
down. sIMONS. EX. 61S1.
GROCERY Y-DELICATESSEN
Beer; mixed trade; 500 wkly,; S15
mo. rent incl. apt. Call BEN AUER
BACH. DI. 6501; ewes. TU. 0026
General Grocery Store
Mr.. FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VA.
Nice little business in a fast-.growine
gas station; nice building lots. in
cluding a 5-rm bungalow on one
acre of land. CHESTER COGSWELL
DELICATESSEN
BEER, WINE, SANDWICHES
Located in Arlington mr.. Ft. Myer
and Navy Annex; seats. so; owner
guarantees $1,000 weekly sales; g.
yr. lease; excel. fixtures and clean
stock. This is a real money-maker
Cash and terms. For appointment,
call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS REAL
TY. GIL. 2100. OK. 1243. 3
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Doing $1,000 weekly; S-year lease
Seats 100; NV. location.
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
NV. 14th st.--Over $4,000 monthly
sales: s-year lease with living quar-
terS. Total price. Sl2,00O.s Good
terms. Call Mr.. Dell
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
WHAT! NO JOB?
Here is the answer to your problem
Raise $1,000; you can take over this
new AMOCO GAS STATION and
stock, and eliminate future worries;
already doing a splendid business,
with possibilities of expanding. but
you will have to act quick MILLS
| REALTY CO.. Annandale. Va. FA
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Rock Creek Park Estates

4VOON VI IOOh I on n I'D UdUCD
A new offering of one of the most
luxurious homes in the entire Wash
area English design. Home features
huge lst floor playrm.. den with
fireplace. tremendous liv. rm. with
fireplace. 4 master bedrms. and >
baths; plus servants suite of !.
rms. and bath on 2nd floor. House
would cost close to 100000 to re-
produce Owner moving out of town
is offering house at $59.500. Call
for appt. to inspect.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
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OAKWOOD TERRACE

Det. home overlooking Rock Greek
with the GEORGETOWN atmosphere
There is a front porch, reception
hall, liv, rm., firepl.. attrac. book
shelves, din. rm., back porch and
the modernized kit. is honey.
Upstairs, there, are 4 bedrms., bath
rm. and lavatory. Must sell at
once Call Mr.. Ruark. SH. 4436,
with FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO..
Ma oA2l n13 11th ST n W
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4 BEDROOMS

Owner leaving town so he
is offering this lovely home
which i; located in beautiful
Woodsiie tLreSt. Silver Spring.
Nd.
1t contains on the lst
floor. a large bedroom or
den powder room, living
room. dining room and a
'arge breakfast room. Fully
equipped kitchen srd a
screened porch eff living room.
End floor has 4 bedrooms
and ? baths, huge closets,
large recreation room with
fireplace. This room you actu-
ally will fall in love with.
House is heated with the nnest
heat ii: the world which is gas
hot-Water.
For full information call
alter 1890 am.
81. 5644
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

COOL GEORGETOWN HOUSE 8
bedrms., garden; Aug. to Oct. 90.
Call DU. 5972. L
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A WHOPPER!

Did $4,000 gross last year with $50
net profit; owners failing health
compels disposition; hdw.. appliances
with long term. reasonable lease;
can be bought on basis that should
return full purchase price within
y years; for full details, call Wal
ter Aiken, RE, l337. AID 5297.
HOME REALTY co REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
AL MONTAGUE ST

Nr. l6th-Det. house in excel. cond
rm.. liv. rm., paneled din. rm.,
bkfSt. rm.. kit. 8 bedrms.. ! bath;
complete apt. on 3rd f. OF . rms,
KIT. and bath. Mrs. Pryse, STORY a.
CO. ME. 400; ewes. and week
ends, WO 1900 II
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
A brand-new rambler ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Home consists
OF a reception area, living room with
fireplace, dining room, modern
equipped kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms,
. tile baths, storage attic; large
nicely Handicapped lot. Call
W. B. WRIGHT EN-. $500
MODERN-3- bedroom, I2-bath brick
home, full basement. recreation
room, built-in garage; large level
Excellent condition. Close to schools,
transportation and shopping
BILLINGSLEY e. KORZENDORFER,
hllR. u
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SHEPHERD PARK

New listing of attrac. corner bricl
house; lge. liv. rm, dining rm.
den and screened porch on 1st f..
3 double bedrms., nursery or dress
ing rm.. 2 baths on end. stairwa!
to attic; rec. rm., and full bath
BOO SAMUEL E. BoGLEY INC.
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SOUTHERN HILLS APTS.

SUI 1dEfIN f1lL1So Ar ..
8 BEDROOM APIS, LUXUR1OUSLY
cnosET h SPACE. SPACE ss2 % PER MONTH, 5N- T.
INCLUDES UNTILITIES; OFF THE
STREET PARKING; FAIRGROUNDS
FOR CHILDREN; EXPRESS BUS
SERVICE TO 10th AND PA.
AVAILABLE AUG 1st. 300
LIVINGSTON TERRACE Sc, 10.
2.R~QT ~
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SPRING VALLEY

SPRING VALLEY
First offerings of this attractive brick
residence, well adapted for enter
tanning. First floor contains large
liv. rm.. open. onto screened porch
overlooking deep garden: study; din
rm. and kit. 3 lovely bedrms. and
. baths on 2nd fl. stairway to
storage attic. Game room with lava
tory. maids rm. and bath in bSmt ::
2-car built-in garage. For appt.. call
Mrs. Carter, OR. 7354.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV MA. $500
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Mr.. RESERVOIR RID.
The latest in modern design and con-
Venlence. Studio-liV. rm. with brick
wall f1repl., and picture window, 3
bedrms., completely equipped kit.
rage, full bsmt. S22,5O0. Mrs.
Poole. WO. 1891. DRURY REALTY
CORP a
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Colored-PosSeSsion
1900 blk. Lang pl n.e.-Modern O.
story brick, lovely rms. and tile
bath: full bsmt., gas heat, wall-to-
wall carpets; Al cond. storm win
dowS and Venetian blinds included.
Priced to sell with reasonable down
sun, Il to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1919 18th st. NV, DI. 1855. Il
COLORED' 10th & FLA. NE.
Beautiful semidetached brick; 6 rms,
bath. full bsmt., oil heat and many
other excel. features. Reasonable
down payment. Good terms. Call
today!
Daniel Diener & Co., ST. 1881
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BROAD BRANCH RD.

@-story ard bsmt. home, located in
fine residential section, near Lafay-
cite school; liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
3 bedrms. and bath; gas h.-Uh.;
garage: price $1G.950. Call Mr..
Dodge, jr.. DI. $500; ewes, OR.
S496. WEAVER RROS. INC.
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COLORED
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS. NV.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
One apt. vacant in this large row
brick home with IL rms and 4
baths, full bsmt. and oil heat.
Monthly income of S21O plus quar-
ters for owner. Act now SURETY
REALTY CO., AID. 0531 till q. -5
COLORED, ST $50 DOWN
NORTH CAPITOL AND S SITS. NV
2-story brick; full bsmt.. h.-wh.,
coal; nice yards. Act today Call
TIL 8 pm. weekdays, Sun. Il to 8
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
1013 18th ST N W DI 1873 i
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zoos KEARNEY ST. NE,
1-room detached home in fine resi-
Dental neighborhood; liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm. and kit. on lst
floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor; l rm. in attic; near parochial
and public schools, shopping anc
transp. May be seen by appoint
ment only. Call Mr.. Martellino
10. 2-4661, with H. PORETSKY 8
SONS. INC, 1918 K st. MA. 5306
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COLORED
JUST LISTED
COLORED
COLORED, 14th & QUEBEC
3 COMPLETE APTS.
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Cor. brick, 3 baths. 3 kits, etc: COM
pletely furn.; sacrifice for Slb,95O,
S2.500-S3. 600 down. ST. 624S. Il
Colored: Move in Today!
Only $1,000 down. Lovely NV.
home. brick, s lovely rms, bath,
full bsmt., concrete front porch.
SHOULD BE SEEN TODAY!
Daniel Diener & Co., ST. 1881
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-21
.lranSOcean
 Wins Charter To Fly Barrow Oil

FAIRBANKS, (P)-Transocean airlines of Oakland, Calif., was awarded a contract to supply chartered air service for line haul and bush operations of the Petro- leum Reserve No. project at Barrow, Alaska. the Navy an- nounced.
 Three local companies had sub- mitted bids. Transocean's winning offer was $729,450 and the bids ranged upward to Alaska Airlines' Sl,O72,OOO.
 Other bids were $840.45O by Arctic Pacific Airlines and $969,- 180 by Wien Alaska Airlines.
 The high bidder has been hand ling the Barrow Airlift" for the past two years.
 The Navy said it expected a slight increase in the Barrow price this year, Five or six large aircraft will be used for line haul operations between Umiak and the other points in the Arctic and nine or ten bush planes will be needed at Barrow during the peak of the season.
 In addition to aircraft for it's own operations, the Navy charter planes are used on the project by personnel of the US. Geological Survey, Arctic Contractors, Uni ted Geophysical Company and the Arctic research lagoratory.
 Occasionally the Navy gives a hand to the Air Force in hauling building materials and construc- tion equipment.
 Transocean has said it intends