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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Many of us have fish only when
"eating out" but there's no reason
why it can't taste just as good
when cooked at home. Try baking
it and serving it with Tyrolienne
Sauce. And for new accompani-
ment serve Peanut Butter Corn
Bread.
Baked Fish
S1a Id. whitefsh, pike
or trout
Tbsp. salad oil or
melted butter
tsp. salt
tsp. paprika
Lemon wedges
Parsley
Have fish split, cleaned, and
boned; if desired, remove head and
tail; wash, dry well, and insert
skewers or toothpicks to close in
cision. Place on a creased heat
proof glass platter; brush with
salad oil or butter; sprinkle with
salt and paprika. Bake at 450
degrees 40 minutes until flesh
flakes when tested with fork.
Serve with Tyrolienne Sauce and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

garnish with lemon wedges and
parsley.
TYROLIENNE SAUCE:
II Tbsp. chopped parsley
~ Tbsp. capers
~ Tbsp. chopped sherkins
~ C. chilli sauce
C. mayonnaise dressing
Mix ingredients well. Yields 6
servings.
Peanut Butter Corn Bread
u C. cornmesl
c. -four
8 tsp. baking powder
79 tsp. salt
i Tbsp. sugar
"a C. peanut butter
3 Tbsp. melted shortening
i egg
81 C. milk
Sift dry ingredients together
and mix with cornmeal. Cut in
peanut butter. Add melted short
ening. Add milk to slightly beaten
egg. Combine mixture stirring
only enough to mix well. Pour into
well CREASED 8 8-inch pan.
Bake at 375 degrees about 45
minutes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Dirty utensils are usually, ale
though not always, responsible for
a high pasteurized milk count.
There is nothing the milk plant
can do to lower the count says
Ellsworth, therefore temporary
shutting off of receipts from the
shipping is apt to result.
A high pdsteurized milk count
can now exist if equipment is
cleaned thoroughly and kept clean,
he adds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kenneth Peck, Lay Reader

Kenneth Peck, Lay Reader
$50 A. M Church school
11:O0 A M. Morning prayer and sermon
GODS LITTLE MISSION
22t West High Street
Raymond Mcdaniel, Evangelist
1000 Sunday school, Topic: Growing through prayer
Memory stection: Luke IL
HOO A. M. Children's hour
7:45 P M Music and special singing Message by the
evangelist
leader Practical points The best teacher the subject of
prayer Lord Jesus Christ Have asked him to
Prayer and praise service 745 p Thursday
special meeting Saturday 745 p the home of Mr..
and Mrs Chas Miller Plumwood.
Stop Listen! Prepare the of the Lord and
His path straight Prayer the key that unlocs heaven
A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE
2o3 Walnut Street
D. A. housh, Pastor
$50 A. M. Sunday School, Walter White, Sup
1890 Sermon by pastor GAS NYPS Doris Norris leader
"Wednesday 73O p m prayer and praise service vice ,,.
Thursday 7:30 p. Sunday School Rally at New Burning
ton Ohio #s4s
LAFAYETTE AND suMMERFoRD
Harry Hitch, Pastor
Worship, 9:45 Church school HOO
summerford- Sanford Lacey, supt.
Church school 10OO Worship hoo.
WEST JEFFERSON AND ALTON METHODIST
G. w. Eley
West Jefferson-Sunday School Rally Day, $50.
Worship service 0:45 Noontde Feast 1900 Homecoming
200 Rev Charles E. HILL former pastor will be the
speaker at the Homecoming Service Silver Anniversary
LILLY CHAPEL METHODIST PARISH
Charles Hoffman, Pastor
Big Plain-Prayer of George Pickens
Friday evening 7:45
Sunday School $3.50 Orvile Cummns, Supt
The Young Peoples Class will evening
Our revivals will begin Sunday evening Nov S.
Georgesvile-Sunday School $780, Mrs E. Myers Supt
Worship Service 1O:3O Topic Repent Yet"
MYF meets Wednesday evening at 7:3O
Lilly Chapel-WSCS Friday al 200 a
Hall
Sunday School $50, Roger Keye Supt.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
SEDALIA-NEWPORT CHARGE
Jesse A. Thornton Minister
Newport Church School 10 A. M
Worship Servct Newport IL A M
Church School Sedalia, 10 A. M.
THE CHURCH IN PERFECT FELLOWSHIP
Tradersvile, Ohio
David Smith,
Sunday school 1000 m, Richard Daniel Supt Topic:
Growing through prayer.
Morning worship HOO m. Evening worship 745 p IN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Oren Root, president, National
Association for Mental Health:
while science is prolonging the
lives of human beings, prolonging
physical life is relatively unim-
portant unless 1t also leads to
happiness"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Dr.. c. S. Black, retiring presi-
dent, Indiana State Medical As
sociation: THE control Of medical
practice must not be turned over
to an administration which doesn't
know Lydia Pinkham from Carrie
Nation" ~ -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Rev Eugene Smith will be preaching Sunday.
Young Peoples meeting Sunday GAS pm, leader Eugene
Smith.
Cottage prayer Tuesday 745 p. Tuesday Oct "a at
Mrs Martha Seagraves. s&
Prayer and Praise Thursday evening 7:45 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20
Notice of Meeting

The annual meeting or the mem
bers of the Madison County Agri-
cultural Society Will be held Sat
urday, November 4, 1860. at q m
in the office of the Secretary
FRED nj. GUY,
Secretary
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20
Auxiliary Opens
Membership Drive

The American Legion Auxili-
ary of Jefferson Post is staging
a membership drive by extending
an invitation to all women in the
community eligible, to enroll in
the organization.
In making the appeal fsr new
members, the committee has
stressed the need for more en-
thusiastic Americanism. More
than ever before they. stated,
we have need for more women
of sound American principles to
help defeat the threat of Conn
munism"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-20

Tone 10 ERYI TAYLoR ABc Network every ondoy evening.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
By the Associoted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, April 20.-The
United Nations plan for inter-
national rule of Jerusalem ap-
parently got its death blow last
night in a surprise about-face by
Russia.
The Russians, originally stanch
supporters of the U. N. plan, said
in a surprise statement that "it
has now become clear that the
General Assembly resolution Ito
establish international rule) does
not satisfy the Arab or Jewish
population of either Jerusalem or
Palestine as whole.
I'm these circumstances, the
government of the U. S. S. R. does
not consider it possible to con-
tinue it's support. :"
Never Had Chance, Foes Say.
Opponents of the plan have in
sisted from the start that it never
had a chance anyway.
Strong Russian insistence on
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Surprise AboutFoce by Reds Doos IT, NJ Plan for Jerusalem

carrying out a 1947 U. N. decision
to impose international govern
ment on the Holy City had helped
carry the day for the Arab
Catholic bloc In the last General
Assembly session last December.
The Assembly ordered the U. N.
Trusteeship Council to frame a
statute for Jerusalem rule despite
the insistence of both Israel and
Hashemite Jordan, which occupy
the city in separate sectors. that it
would be impossible to enforce.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Lane, Former Envoy,
Asks Retaliation for
Red 0usting Of Aides

Retaliation is the only thing
which the Russians can and will
understand, Arthur Bliss Lane,
former Ambassador to Poland,
told the Sons of the Revolution
at a meeting last night at the
Army Navy Club.
He recommended as one form
of retaliation that the STATS OF
Russia and her satellite countries
here be reduced in the same man
ner that United States stats have
been reduced abroad.
Speaking on total diplomacy,
he said it could not be effective
unless the administrators foreign
policy program was in complete
accord with Congress. and that
this policy should then have the
Arm backing of the American
people.
Mr.. Lane, who resigned from
his post in Poland and from the
State Department, said that he
felt that the administration had
been inconsistent toward Soviet
Russia during the past two years.
The former diplomat said that
politics should not influence in
any way the administrations for
eign policy, adding that the Sc
curity of this country is far more
important than either Republi-
can or Democratic victory this
year or in 1852.
He said that Russia's aggressive
attitude dated back to the incl
dent in 1916, when an Army plane
was shot down in Yugoslavia. The
weak action of the United States
Government at that time has en-
couraged Russia in its actions
since, he continued.
Another failure of the admins
tration, he contended, was neg
lecting to adopt the recommen-
dations of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff to give aid to China in hold
ing Formosa.
1t. Gen. Julian C. Smith,
U. S. M. c.. retired. presided at
the meeting.
Evening star., 1950-04-20

The Trusteeship Council In
Geneva drafted a statute early
this month and asked Israel and
Jordan to cooperate in carrying
1t out.
The Russians apparently ac-
cepted finally the strong insist
enee Of the Arabs and Jews in
Jerusalem that the population
wouldn't take international rule
and the statute couldn't be en-
forced, a stand that the United
States and Britain took early in
the debate last year.
Evening star., 1950-04-20

Israeli sources said they have
had no contact with the Russians,
either in Geneva or here, and that
the Russian change Of view was q
surprise.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Cos Once Wos Wuste

When kerosene was a major pc
troleum product at the beginning
of the century gasoline was fire.
quently thrown away as a waste
product.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
On Sole Friday $50
Very Special Purchase
1000 yards GIomo-FoiIIe
You'd regularly sell for SI65 ward
S | IS
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You'd regularly sell for $I.65 yard

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Evening star., 1950-07-02
PECK COMPANY
3618 18th st. NE.
Lawrence 6-6666

COLORED-RIvER TERRACE-G. l..
small Gown payment. Corner brick,
5 newly papered rooms. Mod. tile
bath; mod. equipped kit. with Tap
pan gas range; full bsmt.; gas heat;
hardwood floors throushont. Front
River Terrace. Priced at $11,500
subject to v. A. approval. Mr.. Brown,
TU. 1922, ewes. IA. 6915. SAMUEL
C. REYNOLDS. 30o5 Georsia ave.
coEoRED. BRooKLAND: s-rm.
corner co rs lo. bsmt o oil heat eat aD1i;,a priced
LU. 4-49S3, MADDEN REALTY CO.,
cOLoRED-GIs, ATTENTIoN-Mod-
ern, semidet, two-family home. with
sep entrances ns to zach AZ apt ann and rsp sep
one; modern tile baths and kitch-
500 cash. M1TcHEGIEGi Quick, ST 81.
5969; eyes. RA. 34ls; 80.
CoLORED - TWO-FAMILY HOUSE,
excellent stomsn GsaGn bss snSty Dns sss
price and terms, MITCHELL QUICK.
CoLoRED@16o0 BLK. d sT. NE
z rms. IA baths, rec. rm;, built-in
garage; ga new house cond. MRS;
QOhNDGR, TN UUCos MI. 1fuf.
COLORED-SEATON PL., mr.. No.
Capitol. Nice 6-rm., bath; brick
home; oil h.-w.h.; fioored attic: rear
porches. Terms. w. CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, Realtor, RE. 220l, 81.
CoLoRED-4se5 CENTRAL AVE.
Me-, 2-family nat, rms. ea.; sep.
heating. plants. Live in one and rent
the other. Terms. EQUITABLE
REALTY CO.. MI. 2oS0, DU. 55I7.
COLORED-TENN. AVE. Me-
rm. brick; immac. cond.: 3 porches
auto. heat: terms or trade. JOHN
CoLoRED, - BRooRLAND. lovely 8.
rn. row brick, / "a baths. 3 porches,
full bsmt., oil h-w.h.; 1st CONNER
cial. Priced right. Terms. ROYCE
L. PARKS, LA. 6-447O It'll g..
C0LORED - BRO0KLAND - Open
Sunday. 2 to z; 1908 Perry st. ne
rms, 2 baths; ample closet space,
In. MR.. BENNETT, Ma. 6341,
CoIoRED-oFF oRiEHSoF n ST. N.E.-For
$1,000 to $1,500 down it's yours;
move In 80 days--6 lovely rms, al
pvt; 3 porches. Ia baths, rec. rm
in bsmt.; det. metal gar. Call Mrs
Morrison. UN. s417. cox & CO..
CoLORED-1653 c ST. Me-
apts.; $1,000 to $1,000 cash, Open
Sunday LA. 6-S669,
Evening star., 1950-07-02
RETIRING?
STARTING nIITo
Make Your Own Terms
1341 Jefferson ST. NV,

Sl6,500
Detached house in excellent condi-
ton; seven rooms; first-fioor lava
tory and sunroom; three fine bed
rooms and bath on second floor
extra-large closets. oil heat; garage,
deep lot. Inspection by appoint
ment. Call Mr.. Shackleford, MA.
$500; evenings and week ends, ST..
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1A17 X St u o
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Open Today, l til Z.
1916 Allison st NV

1916 Allison st. NV.
This excellent. spacious sd. home, in
rm. with fireplace, French doors into
lse. d1n. rm;, den overlooking rose
eardep, Ige. kit. and pantry; 4 spa
on End floor; det. gar.i oil heat,
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
b2l1 Wis. Ave. OR. 232s
C0LQRED - I2 TUCKERMAN ST,
-N;W;@House I a. for sale with furniture.
CoIoRED-s RMS. BATH, also
snOsrst. shower in ,,bsa bsmt, 2osft. frontase,
auto. gas h.-w.h., nice yard, garage,
refgr., screens, awnings, conv. to
trans. and stores. Best NV. loc
SUD. down payment req. MA. 2O4O;
ssftsr B pm. call MR.. COMBS at WI
CoLORED-1st AND QUE SITS. NV
q extra lge. rms. bsmt., lovely yard
This home has income Of $32 wk
From 2nd. a., rms. Fine opport
Ter young cple. to get started. Price
Stbb:yo9; Stb:sy tsns boTs. Down pay payment, S1,5o9
GuRTo REALTY. ss5 Il st. ne. ne.
CoLoRED-NR. 9TH AND upsHuH
SIS.--See this home in the 4IO(
DIX. OF 7th st. today: immac. 6-rm
equip. kit; frepl.: awnings. ::
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S794.
COLORED-413 RIDGE ST. NV
vacant; 10 rms, bath, new cond !
$690 down. S149 mo-; open Sunday
CoLoRED, $3.50 DowN-Nice e-rm
brick, full bsmt., conv. to every
500; Gal Cal MI Hogan. RA. 5612
CoEoRE6HSspfEooiAL Eo s fo BARGA1N&s.
Price. SI6,95o, with 5000 down
Rented Tor S240 per mo. Live ir
%as;i o%Is;i a let 6he, the rest pay for home
CoLoREDg1sSS;s Ni SWAMI ms sT. Nv
6 rms; bath. Extra lot. Price, S6,.
Eyes, TR. 619o. AVON REALTY
CoIoRED-1st coML. Have
store Of your own and rent another
store and live all in the same
building. In good cond, this brk
prop Is offered on unusually gooc
81. ssass; ssgs NEz cUsHARD. Resitor
coEoRED-NR. 14th AND PARE
kits, 2 rear entrances; full bsmt
$1,000 to $4,000 cash pymt.. Goot
oWSEiRlp eSRSii possess'Sni Tss a91o Will exchange
C0LoRED -3415 18th ST. NV. -
Open SUM-, 2 to 5. pm; nice 6-rm
home In this desirable section; pricet
call PLANT & GORDON. INC. 1871
Park I'd, CO. 0S37. %
coLORED-BEST SECTION Of Pet
worth, brick attached home, with [
rooms, finished rec. room in bsmt.
La perfect condition. SENAT1
REALTY COMPANY, Elk. 327O o.
ca. 1000, Ext. 624. 30
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANAC0sTTA--Near I7th and Goot
Hope I'd. Sc, semi-det. brick. I
NAN REAPTS pT.ss iNc M 600 s4s HeRa ae1,
Hope I'd, Sc. LU. 4-a4oo, 70
ANAC00sTIA, 171e v st. s.e.-va.
bungalow; rms, tile bath. ga,
hasTHsN hsas sss eGEnsT aRaLfs 1T saSoo iNe drgn
IL. i1oa 1895. ssps fa' s'e.' L. 4S4oo
CONGRESS HTS. 826 Alabama ave.
Sc, large detached stucco; 5 rms
bath, gas h.-w.h;, large level lot
REaITY RqSSG priss INc s9s29 a4s aad aaRTMAN MAI
q. Sc: LIZ. 4;a4oo9. 00' Sps
Gateway blvd.-5-room house, at
Ia: Sached sa,r;ar, gar, asar 5smt. lot lo9x2oo;
NEW, NEWspp'nk 5AkooM. ssa.ss; semidetaehed, dI III ap.
equipped, full basement, gas air.
conditioned heat; large lot. BUSADA
Beatty, 4415 Southern ave. Sc
Ely PI.wAttractive s-bedrm. SEN semi
det. brick; recreation rn. W. CLIP
FORD sHERTzER, Realtor. RE.
hEAkT OF HILLCREST - Beautiful
Cape Cod brick. ideally located,
last on Ala: ave, between 2 shop
priced right. with reas. down pynit,
Mr. Tolson. FIR. 039O. o'BANNoN
$50 A ST. S.E.-yacant. 8 rms, 2
baths, h.-w:h.; only S490 down, $50
mo; Open Sun. 3 to 8. -
and hrtFks ArQf kn~ H.
bath, equipped Kit. laundry. nv. !.
Tm. with firepl., lge din. rm.; end
a. q twin -sized bedrms., nursery,
HOLLYWOOD BATH. large, spacious
closets; basement has 2s-ft IN.
rec re-. has. 5m; and complete bath; a.-c.
nut trim throughout; fine architec-
ture, quality materials and work
manship combine to make this a
m,1st,, most desirable home: For sale by
,eHs oeHwNEF, IsE $4,000: VI. s227.
1s-ft; semldet. brick; 3 yrs. old: !:
new nnsew-house condition; rooms, 2
baths and powder room, beautiful
recreation rm.. and bar; fenced-in
ysI5; yyasIrg; terms to suit: JAMES r.
NEAR 4NAco5sTfAse Tfsefii INCH s % %scHooI-
rms. tile bath, recreation rm.. "
REALTY. INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LIZ. 4-o4U0. VI. 1915. "a
~ ,950-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. 9
blocks of Alabama ave. 800 You
St. Sc. Bradbury Hts; 2 bedrms.
1st floor; 2 attic rooms; full base
ment; gas heat. Open . to 5 pm.
or call HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
l345 Good Hope I'd. sc. LU.
Mr.. ALABAMA AVE.-Only S1o,500.
Easy terms. Brick; rms. bath;
only 3 yrs. old: nice yard. Cali
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. must sell;
bedrooms. kit. bath and unfin-
ished attic; gas heat; IOOx1 OO-ft.
lot; S7,700, $1,000 down payment,
S5l mo. payment. 5202 N st. Sc.
2I4 Eth 81. s.E.-semidet. brick;
rms. bath. 2 kitchens: oil h. -w.h.:
det, garage; reasonably priced at
$10;500 H. CARLYLE de LOZIER,
RRealtor, Exclusive. WA. 5000. WA.
NEAR PENNA. AND ALA. AYES. Sc,
year ole, semi-det,. brick; 8 rms,
ment with private entrance: gas
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Facing Rock Creek Park

Facing ROCK Creek Park
rambler with heavy Vermont slate
roof, offers the best in materials,
workmanship and location. The floor
plan Is exceptionally good. To the
right Of the Terrazza- -foored hall is
BILE faced firepl., picture window COM
manding the park; small din. rm.
and Kit. at right and a 2-car gar,
At left Of hall is a satisfactory den
with cork floor, 2 bedrms. and 2
The bedrms. and iiy, rm. have wall
to-wall carpets with rubber-foam
base and are included in the price
as are the effective drapes. This
nome was built years ago and
is In new-house condition.
Call for appointment to inspect.
Frances Powell Hill
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Mr.. WALTER REED

Spacious Colonial brick, by owner;
large liv. rm.; 8 bedrms., 2 baths;
sun porch; also screened porch; ex-
cellent cond.; lovely yard; double
garage: immed. poss. Open for in
spection. ! pm. It'll dark. 1881 I4th
st. NV. GE, 1851 .
Evening star., 1950-07-02
OPEN TO-DAY. l TO 5
5000 MINI. AVE. Sc.
5-RM. BRICK-$11,500
POTTS REALTY CO., AK. 115B
1907 MINI. Ave. ME.

COLOHED-$13,b0O
OPEN DAILY IL TO PM.
2425. 18th pl. Desirable new 6-rm.
semidet. brick home; rec. rm.. sas
heat; beautiful well-kept Ice. front
and rear yards: G1 approved. viii.
LIAMS REALTY CO., Ma. 4057s
ewes. u. 7-0724.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
COLORED
RROOKLAND
A GOOD BUY

GA0AAx = T1NANOGO
716 Eye Ct. n.e.-Lovely 6-rm. brick,
newly decorated throughout with
good taste. and charm; full bsmt.: |:
h.-w.h.: 2-cer garage; good neigh
borhood.
AETNA REALTY co.
1406 G st. INV. ME. 2454; sun.
and evess ~ O973.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

COLORED
LINCOLN PARK AREA
Near st. .Cyprian's Church
A beautiful, modern brick
home, Colonial front porch; 8
rooms on 2 floors, auto. gas
NV. heat, large garden, 2-car
prick garage. This is a real
bargain. Price, S14,5OO,
Terms arranged. Sun. and
ewes, call Mr.. Mccarthy,
WO. 1926.
-. WOODWARD & NORRIS
20 2Oth st. NV. Realtors, RE. 65s!
Evening star., 1950-07-02
"a LUt dPpUIItIutIV 70 INSPECT,
Frances Powell Hill
1908 Goth St. NV. DE. 4O1o

OPEN 1-6 SUNDAY
ola Hamilton st. n.w.-S2, 300
S3,00G down gives you home,
plus Investment. 4 spts., 3 nicely
Dble gar. Conv. section. Good
cond. Must sell today. GE. 1894,
RE. 1916. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
CoLoSED
ILLS LIS Ms, n ST. NE.

Vacant; S-rm. brick. 2 baths, 2
kitcnens: $4,000 cash. GE. 1926.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES your
pick; LOO blk. v st. me-: 100 blk.
q. ne; 1900 blk Summit pl. me:
200 blk. st. me-; 1000 blk 10Th ST
ne. ~
Looking, for terms--on nice homes In
nice neighborhoods phone LA,
p6 p56<4666, or HO. 1449 ewes.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
49 GALLATIN ST. NV.

OE1C1I 0UIIUdy, q 10 o
Shown other times by appointment,
Unusually attractive roomy brick
with large living room, kitchen with
breakfast space and dining room on
1st floor. bedrooms and baths
bath, laundry in basement. Gas
heat. garage. English Normandy
design. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
111A X st n NJ MA 1RR
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

C0LORED-4-FAMILY APT, semi
det., lge. yard, Ilr. everything; GOOD
cond., possession; ST 800 to $2. 600
cash. OWNER. ia. 7OI0. ~-4
CoLORED--ONLY $4,000 DOWN buys
this lovely, newly papered brick
home. 9Th and Taylor SITS. NV; 2
porch. Ssmt.. " baths. Iis This home htSne
Is a real buyl Cali Mr.. BROWNE,
COLORED-GEoRGIA AND KANSAS
AvES.-.Big det. frame corner. IA
rooms, "a baths: In apts., furnished; !;
Re9me oS0 enly iDoS5 S5S dSo dnoI mo; asking S3o,
CoLoRED-OWNER OFFERS for in first
time beautiful large home, fully
furnished. in choice Mt Pleasant
neighborhood; extra large double lot.
nicely iandscaped; double garage. A
for rooming or tourist house: present
income approx. $500 mo-; 81. 900
cash will handle, with bal, financed
on sood terms. Do not hesitate, as
TINS viii not remain unsold for long.
EhfBuef GsGs Sc PRoPhRTPS
2l5 y st, n;w.-4-story brick bldg :,
rms: 4h baths, oil heat, Are ESCAPES
front and back: income. S4I3 per
NJ mp' osSal SaIl MfnhsM Msi nhsnson; n " a5a1 or
coLoRE5LMap 81! Ga5, HapDfn PRiNcfTCN iRNsAhTS co rL.
NV. open Sun. 2 to. g.. weekdays
screened porches, front porch; hJi mi
bsmt.: yard: h.-w.h. New-house
cond., l block from Parkview school
ana playground, Va block from Ga.
oSWsiNEss'u cSsi ssuGssansssl TA' assa cash necessary.
coLoRED-HoLIDAY SPECIAL, So
brick tenement, 5 baths. auto n ow
d; $4,000 1st trust; subject to offer
with reasonable down payment. Mo.
rental, osSa5. s3a5. sun. and ewes. cali
sRALTy7 AZ LSTrS7se e., Sol sso5ly; B,Ss 4 H. GREENE
CoLoRED-NR. 4th AND ILL. AVE.
Ns.W.-6 rms, incl. porches; 3
terms; Mr.. J. G.. Hooks, RA. 1899,
r1f once g PAUL ]; MILLER. Elk. 7070.
block from Central High. isis 1otb
8. NV; 3 apts. furnished. $3.O0tl
s% sown; o.ds LARRY STEELE, RE. o4s3.
coLoRED-1337 QUE sT.-Fsir con.
ed.ion; h.-w.h;, IL rms; 2-car brick
s.i sta,,. ise: Daek and front yard; in
SnIUas Be seem all daS aSt sSgdsE, mater, NJ bath Can
eoLoRED@DoN;Ts ;TsHShsi MISS M; fHisDo:1,t 4S4o:
st., near r. I. n.w.-I0 large rms
paths, gas heat: arranged into
apts., refgr. and ranges; nice cond.
4 inor real proposition. Some furniture
mel; SI6.500: terms. AID. 435o.
81; 5T 40; RE. 1916, CHAPMAN
CoLoRED - BEAUTIFUL colon;s,
nome nome . rms. 2 baths. h.-w.h.; mr..
I3th and Quincy: terms. NO. 1909
COLoRED--NR. 18th AND SpRING
aD:-very attr. home now vacant:
oarm, oar so 6rick; inclossd porches. auto.
A, a, "; STEPHENS, DE. i1ei. asa ioi
18th AND R-1e
rms rms baths, gear gar. oil heat:
ioeau 81 eomSdlti1ns; Sns; terms. Ask for
C0LORED-PRICE REDUCED-41os
2tn St rms, Ia baths, gas
n.-W.h., gar; open 8 till Z today
agent on premises. daily cali AID.
CoLoRED FACING, CEN.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
SALE OR TRADE

Beautiful new eight-room brick, full
basement; Hillcrest s.e.; model home:
$4,000 :s, value ct q sacrifice price:
in six-unit apt. bldg. or inv. prop.
or business. or what have you.
E. v. HOGAN, 81. 3786
Day. night, RE. 1855. All Albee Bldg,
OPEN TODAY no &
Evening star., 1950-07-02

CONTINUED on Next PaEe11
Evening star., 1950-07-02
4-REDROOM RRTCK

4-BEDROOM BRICK
plan. 2 baths, lge. liv.
front and back porcfes; yard; near
schools, churches, shopping center
and Pa. ave. 1921 2Sth pl. Sc. SI7,-
500. Buy from owner and save. vi.
701S or vi, 9232. q