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LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20S TO 70es ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
couch, makes twin beds; was $3.50,
S99.5 now S495O. Large plastic
platform rocker, was S495O, now
$3.50. Fine Hide-a-bed with in
nerspring mattress, was S19S, now
Sl39.50. Many more items too
numerous to mention. Open Sat-
GREAT RAPIDS FuRN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
LOCUST POsTs-Fifty just re-
Seiyed! RUCKER LUMBER, 1920
LOT GiH9 IN SAsoN}d L. sfcTToN faaSa Nation.,
PaTt RoTh T Farfss ss County gar VA
cash. Phone FA. 2124
L0UDSPEAKER CABINET-Bass re-
mex cabinet for 15-inch speaker,
sS5, sell SIS. De. S577 after rs :
Pm: Sunday, weekdays.
LoXE sogd SEAL SEAT antiqUs blue ass heavy
LUMBER-Hardwood of ali kinds for
cabinet work. GRUvER MFG. Co,
S001 Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase. Nd.
LGMBERGopen Sat. Sun. Good
shelving, plywood. also odd sizes
clear lumber. very cheap. We cut to
size. GENERAL MILLWORK CO.,
Garrett Park Yard. Lo. 5-23ll.-
RUcKER LUMBER 1870 Wilson
blvd, nr Kew Bridge IA A-l234
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WASHERS

HERcAN hass tasn sERvcr e cENrEs 5sal :vPES 5sE
n. Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va. OW
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MULT1L1TH, MODEL 1850
Good condition. Rockville 1924. -27
NEWSPAPERS WANTED = Highest
prices paid If you cannot deliver
us. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
CO. 216 L St s.w DI. SOO7
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumuiations. please phons
US. ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave NV AID 6457
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SEWING MACHINES

Special clearance sale, S25 to $40
savings: Singer console, cost S125.
now S95; lightweight portables, ali
makes. $50. so UP. OK. 1896. 29lS
Wilson blvd.
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FURNITURE WANTED

FURNITURE, complete household and
Residence. AT. 251S
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f1hNOS, uprlgntS, 500; tuned. move
free. Rosewood, square grand, $3.50
Open Sunday, HO. 0060. -27
PlANOS-We still have a few re
turned from rent and floor sampl
pianos that have been substantial,
reduced from the new price. All ar
in excel. cond. and carry a ney
piano guarantee. Liberal allowanc
for your old piano, cony. terms T.
fit your budget CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S G. st. NV, d. 8464. -.
PIANO. small upright. 50-in tall
excellent condition, overhauled an,
tuned. TO. 59lS.
lge. elec: victrola and records. mic
PIANO g. werner tMi wni mahoe. nS4l upright, med
size: recently recond., S125. 10
PIANO Miller upright. good cond.
Falls Church. Va FA. 1908
PIANO, upright, and furniture o
iO-rm. house for sale 1855 Euclit
81. NV. AID: 1899.
PIANO, Marshall g. Wendell. me
dlum upright; 1st class condition
$3.50 or best offer. GL. 1881.
PIANC, Acrosonlc splneI ana eonsol
models. built by Baldwin: emhodie
features of small grands and un
right. full resonant tone. responsiv
action. durability and eye-apuealin
case desi9ng in mahoGany, Walnui
ebony. light oak and uAnle finish
e GG1cluavs y sA!sa9oo q ASoo !Hs22sscA 90
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MOVIE PROJECTORS

Cameras, films. screens. splicers, etc.
top brands: easiest terms; bargains;
trade-ins; ons,year guarantee; guide
NV. Park free. RE. 2434.
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DOGS BOARDED; lge. cool runs. Per
sonal supervision. KUNG-LU KEN
MEL. WA. S240. ~
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NEWSPAPERS, rags, metal, iron. pat.
teries. Highest prices paid. D. c.
WASTEPAPER CO.. I'll Kennil-
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds: Of
fee mach, any kind: ton prices pd.
DI. 1872; ewes. and Sun. CO. 1925.
PIANOS wanted. am willing to pay
pianos. QV. R317 any time
Evening star., 1950-08-27

LANDSCAPING, grading, plow;ng, sod.
Q ding, top soil, driveways and porch
: es, cement and brick work also
tractor for hire. HU. S295, HU. 9O57.
, 1950-10-27
Atty. Young Returns
In Own Plune
Spirit Of st. Croix''

Attorney Warren Young return
ed from Chicago, Illinois, where
he had gone several weeks ago to
visit with his parents and also on
business. He returned in his own
plane the Spirit of St. Croix,"
companied by his brother
Elmer, Jr.
The attorneys plane, q
Ercoupe, two place single engined
land plane with low red wings.
silver fuselage and twin tails, RE
sembling in mothlike proportions.
a "P-S8," it carries SIS pounds Of
luggage. On both sides are paint
ed an alluring mermaid and the
words Spirit of ST. Croix."
Their long flight, stopping en-
route at New York, Washington.
D. G. Durham, N. c., and Miami.
covered S,40O miles over land and
$50 miles over open sea. After
leaving Chicago they encountered
bad weather. custom delays, and
visited the various foreign capt.
tolls.
They left Miami as the recent
hurricane approached and was
landed at Havana. From there
it stopped at Port-au-Prince, Gu
dad Trujillo, San Juan and finally
at st. Croix. The total flight time
from Chicago was 40 hours, Attor
ney Young said.
Attorney Young plans to use
his plane regularly between Saint
Croix, St. Thomas and San Juan
IN furtherance of his law practice.
, 1950-10-27
For Good or Evil"
To Be Screened at
Lutheran Perish Holl

For Good or Evil, a dramatic
and true-to-life motion picture on
the Christian use of money, will
be shown at the Lutheran Par
ish Hall on Sunday night, October
90, at 7:30, it was announced to-
day by the Rev. Elmer Oleson.
This is the first religious film
made with dialogue sound COM
pletely on location. Rather than in
a Hollywood studio, it was pro-
duced in an eastern rural town to
give the story every possible bit
of authentic flavor. The cast and
technical crew iourneyed from
Hollywood and New York to Ar
endtsville, Pennsylvania to make
For Good or Evil, the fifth in
the series Of stewardship films
made by Cathedral Films of Hol-
lywood for the United Lutheran
Church in America. All scenes
were photographed in the streets,
homes, farms, church, bank, and
hospital of the town. Excepting
for the leads, all roles were play
ed by the townspeople themselves.
According to Pastor Oleson, the
showing at the Lutheran Parish
Hall marks the premiere of the
new film in this area.
, 1950-10-27
w. I. Stuticiuns
Holding Discussions
In Trinidud

Port-of-Spain, Oct. 24-Customs
Officers and Statisticians of sew
eral West Indian islands, along
with two representatives from the
United States and one from the
United Nations, are meeting at
Kent House on the occasion of the
Trade Statistics Conference which
opened yesterday and will contin-
nue. through the 30th, Lawrence
w. Cramer, Secretary General of
the Caribbean Commission told
the Press.
They will discuss problems as
sociated with the present systems
in the West Ind. of external trade
accounting, & delegates will con-
slider proposals for the revision Of
reporting methods calculated to
achieve uniformity in existing
systems of classifications, defini-
ton and publication. There will
also be considered the utility of
computing induces of trade volume
as an indication of trend; the es-
Enlistment Of suitable training
facilities for public officers in sta
tistical methods; the enactment of
appropriate legislation for the col
lection of statistical data and the
development in the area of a
standard form Of tourist statistics.
The Virgin Islands is being re-
presented by c. v. r. Daniel, Col
lector of Customs.
, 1950-10-27
Governor Comments
on Councils Rejection
81 Proposed Hos. Fees

Governor de Castro has stated
that he is not at all surprised at
the unanimous rejection, by the
Municipal Council Of ST. Thomas
& St. John, Of his proposal sub
mitted to both municipal councils
for the prescribing Of uniform fees
to be charged for medical, dental
and hospital services rendered by
the Department of Health to the
people of the Virgin Islands.
The matter of fixing proper hos
pital fees to be charged for SER
vices rendered is a complicated
matter for discussion during the
period of an election campaign.
The bill was introduced by the
governor, however, because he
feels that the time has come when
the people of the Virgin Islands
should be called upon to pay on a
proper schedule of fees. He feels
quite certain that persons who
can afford to pay increased fees
based on increased cost and on
reasonable schedule of fees as
charged in other communities.
The bill as introduced to both
councils, definitely pro-
vided that Infants, school chill
, 1950-10-27
New Pavilion Annex
To Comunche Hotel
Completed

A new pavilion annex "a the
Hotel Comanche has been COM
pleted. The new structure iSslo-
Gated on the second floor leveItbe-
tween the main building and the
swimming pool, connected BY a
cross walk over Strand Street.
On two sides are louvres to per
init cool breezes to constantly pass
through and the West over
looks the beautiful swimming
pool. The main dance floor is a
large terazzo sphere covering al
most half of the large area, the bal
ance being in checkered tile. Reed
rattan chairs offer for most rest
full and relaxing comfort. "A very
large oval table, sufficient to ac-
commodate more that thirty per-
sons is always available for large
conferences.
The Joint Meeting of the Saint
Thomas and st. Croix Chambers
Of Commerce initiated the new
pavilion in their last meeting
which lasted seven hours.
Proud ara no1a 81
Guy Reynolds, both Of whom OBJ
crate the well-known Club Co
manche.
, 1950-10-27
Three Chinese Com'st
Divisions Reported
Inside Korea

North Korean prisoners have re
ported that forty thousand Chin
csc communist troops with Rus
sian advisors have moved into.
Korea ostensibly to protect the
electrical stations which supply
power to Manchuria and also ST.
IBERIA. The South Koreans have
vowed to take the electrical sta
tons, however.
The Chinese regiments identi-
fled include the 118, ll9 and 10th
Regiments. They are armed with
l2O millimeter mortars and howit-
GERS. One South Korean Regiment
was surrounded but is breaking
out OF the trap, reports say.
, 1950-10-27

dren, when accompanied by a
school nurse, shall receive free
medical, dental and hospital SER
vices and that patients determin-
ed by the Department Of Social
Welfare as being financially un-
able to pay for such services
would be rendered such services
free Of charge. The proposal pro-
vided that no patient unable to
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04
Camp Fire
Notes

East District Camp Fire Girls,
south of Euclid ave., will have their
Mother-Daughter party Wednes-
day, May 10th in the Church of the
Cross, Caledonia at Winsford rd.
Miss Russell Foth will preside for
the program which will include
skits by the nine groups taking
part in this pot luck supper party
They are the Tanda, No-Yo-Le-
Wa, Ca-Hi-to, Kelowa, Wasa-Oki-
keda, Can-o-lu-tano Camp Fire, and
Thursday, friendly and Red Rose
Blue Bird groups.
Miss Myra Baumgardner, execu-
tive secretary of the Greater Cleve-
land Camp Fire girls will speak.
East District Camp Fire Girls,
north of Euclid ave-, had their
Mother-Daughter party in the First
Evangelical Church, Eddy at Ar
lington rd., Wednesday, May 3rd,
with Mrs. Carl Liwiler, presiding.
Miss Myra Baumgardner, execu-
tive director of the city-wide or
ganization spoke and the various
groups portrayed various activities
through skits.
y,
Two Cal-hi-to Camp Fire Girls
are taking part in aside activities
next Saturday. Leslie Farnsworth,
the groups president, is playing
at the Cleveland Piano Teachers
recital in Halle Bros. Steinway Hall
at 2 in the afternoon; and Hazel
Powell, the group secretary, will
dance at the Cleveland Art Mu-
scum Saturday morning in a pro-
gram which the Saturday morning
members of the drawing class are
presenting in connection with their
spring exhibit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04

your Circle chairman for your
luncheon.
When the Woman's Association
of Windermere Presbyterian church
discuss National Mission topic
at their Tuesday, May 9th meet
ing, it will be one with which all
are familiar, Woodland Center. The
discussion promises to be a lively
one, with everyone participating
Mrs. w. H. Zimmerman will be
the devotional leader and Mrs. w.
E. Stein and Mrs. J. H. Barnes are
the luncheon hostesses.
The Womans Society Of Chris
tian Service of the Windermere
Methodist Church will hold their
annual meeting on Thursday, May
18th at 6 p. M, each circle plan
ming its own menu.
Mrs. w. r. Forsythe, president
Of Cleveland district will install
the following newly elected of
ficers:
President, Mrs. w. r. Trembath;
Vice-President, Mrs. Geo. Inman
Recording Secretary, Mrs. H. F
Donner; Promotion Secretary, Mrs
Melvin LaGanke; Treasurer, Mrs
F. L. Mccoy.
Committee Chairmen: Mission.
ary Education, Miss Olive Gossett;
Christian Social Relations, Mrs
John Feagler with Miss Evelyn
Brockway, assistant; Local Church
Activities, Mrs. Lester Hanson;
Spiritual Life Secretary, Mrs. J.
NJ, Nutting; Supplies, Miss Ethel
Hunter; Status of Women and
Membership, Mrs. Jay Cowing;
Literature, Mrs. R. L. Strickland;
Student Work, Mrs. D. A. Baum
gartner; Youth Work, Mrs. E. K.
Schneider; Childrens Work, Mrs.
Werner Kayem.
House, Mrs. Roy Gilmore; Publ
city, Mrs. H. C. Alexander; Sun
shine, Mrs. Merl Nelson; Fellow
ship, Mrs w. S. Hill; Red Cross,
Mrs. Robert B. Miller.
Circle Chairmen are asked to
give their Yearly Report at this
time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04
Church News

tertainment in keeping with the
mood of spring.
This years breakfast will be
served at 11:00 o'clock on the morn
ing of May 18th and the after
breakfast hour will be light vein
Mrs. A. j. McGregor will review
Ormond's Norw wegian story
Laughter From Downstairs"
Mrs. Lillian Clarke, librarian at
Shaw High School will present one
Of her interesting book reviews
for the World Service Guild of
Windermere Presbyterian Church
at the May 9th meeting to be
held in the home of Mrs. A. J
Mac Learie, Meadow Hill Lane,
Chagrin Falls. Mrs. r. L. Beebe
and Mrs. c. L. Hale are the as
sisting hostesses. Mrs. j. A. Mac
Learie will be the devotions leader
Mrs. r. w. Hoff Of the Cleve-
land District will review missions
at the Grass Roots" at the meet
ing of the Woman's Society for
Christian Service of the Church
of the Cross on Wednesday, May
10th at 1870 p. m. The executive
board meeting at 10:30 a. m. will
be followed by luncheon and gen.
eral business meeting at 100 p. M
Incoming officers for the year will
be elected. Make reservations with
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04

Please note correct address for
mailed material. 14600 Euclid
ave. Phone is PO. 1888.
The main social event on the
calendar each year for the Women's
Bible Class of Windermere Presby-
terian Church is the May Break
fast, and it's always just what one
would expect breakfast party in
the merry month of May to be.
There are spring flowers in gay
tables, delicious menu and en-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Walker, 14607 Savannah ave-,
James and Thomas, twins, April
10Th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ].
McMullen, 14O06 Savannah ave-,
Charles, April 25th.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA

ALEXANDRIA A-Sll ,6OO; immacu-
0 bedrmsD. bath. fun basement.
s.nanc. s,GTm sash ES.s G s. sX sy'r' sSg1 So1
ANNANDALE No. 500. 6-rm., bun
! galow. 2 DedrmS., front and back
porch. bsmt., i-acre lot. 5000 down.
j T, MOTION REALTY. INC, 24i6
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. OV. 5000.
Open 8 I'll 8 pm. I'll
ARLINGTON-Excelient value IN all
orick home OF superior construction;
most conveniently located in Arns
| Valley; minutes from Pentagon:
new house condition; modern new
| kit. lovely liv. rm.. din. rm., = nice
! beorms, bsmt, oil heat, yard;
EleHs sS%idst or only y. silS9o .Ss. Can .1MI M
DANIEL Z. RAGALiE. Realtor. T5s
ARLiNGTON--No sos. New brick
rambler in choice location, close to
I'M. equip: kit, > bedrms. and bath.
A very attIac. home for only 81 900
down. J. r MOTION REALTY, INC.
Fala fa'e ehuTeh 0ee Va 'G 5r HisRSH ssSS Open p:
ARLiNGToN - Excellent red Brick
home in Oakcrest. minutes from
Pentason. convenient 70 everythinS;
large equipped kitchen on lst floor.
Three large bedTms. and bath on end
moor. Basement with toilet and OUT
s,de SIC entranse Leyel yard trees,
saIsnd hESSs OF 2NIx St f'Sso .Sss a. Can g7SI ~
DANIEL Z, RAoALIE. Realtor, 5Ss
ARLINGTON. No. so4-Loea,ed near
Fort MyeI. next TO Wash; and Lee
semidet. home; Anchor fence storm
WING owS and screens. Priced right
at $40, 500, J. T. MOTION REALTY.
INC, Branch once. 90 Hillwood ave.
Fails Church Va. JE. 3-s3o0. Open
AGRLiiNtoIToN. LIN yA.-sale by owner.
hwy. rmS' ''iai iai Ssmt.. Sinst fr hn,s6ed
sSs1 pm and sse sf'h .nS SOsssf' saa ..tT G'
pm. Pa nsl3 %
FALLS CHuRCH-Home and income
PTGps'y S6 cash 'ePaEa's qE ssS9 gn;s sv.s 80 4S9
FALLS CHURCH, BY owNER-six-
-FEA: o. financing "a. S5s4 al
GRovEToN no. I50. 4-rm;; stueco
mod. equipped kit, util rm., oil
right at SO, 800: $500 down AS As-
sumo GI loan OF 81 900. J. T.
MOTION REALTY, INC, 24l5 Mt.
Vernon ave. Alex. ov. 5000. Open
HuNTiNoPPoa n 4 N - g-D.drm. dupl,x:
priced several hundred dollars under
nn.Ies. market; $3.50 down, TIE. 3ss3@
JEFFERSON MANOR suburb Of
Alexsnd ia; semidet. brick. rms
and bath gas heat, refRr., perfect
eond; Priced Slo,5oo: s2, 800 cash.
S64.37 per mo. includes taxes. etc.
Nice lot vacant. Mr.. ADAMS; ewes.
WO 57i3, ST. 5Sa6. -2l
J-BgDRooM, 2-bath bungalow for
only Sl2.650; on lEe. lot in Fslls
Church; pear public and parochial
ssn0o sa 4s iss E ser MeSTon eeTFes RkAhTY RI h1si
ave. Fails Church, Va JE. J-s3OO.
81 900 DowS buys this s,uceo bun
gslow on lee lot near Annapdale:
knotty pine. living rm, with hrepl.
lgs .. XII; o;, esSrms 1na and bath Etsl Totsi
REALTY INC Branch once %
Hiilwood ave. Falls Church, Va,
". 3.s30o. Open . til 3 20
NO. 3:i. arm, 2-bedrm bungAlov.
mos old. On lot 50xlsO Take
over GI loan. Payments S65 Al
ner mo. inrl. take, and insurance.
Ts4 moGoN eGcS R2Ahrg sptal Prifs iNc s's7H s&Is
NJ. Vernon ave. Alex, ov. 5000.
$3.50 CAsH-3 bedrms.. baths,
24-ft. liv. rm., dinette. kitchenette. ,
lennd. rm.. oil heat. corner: nearly
acre; $76.50 mo-; S9.375. cH.
CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerhwsst
% BRYANT ST NV

% BRYANT ST. NV.
a me of1e-ec row brick
with large rms. fun bsmt. with
laundry facilities. Lear garage,
priced for quick sale. J. LEE DON
NELLY, MA. 1915; ewes. OIL. 4074.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ner+hsos

BROOKLAND-S-rm. house. newly
decorated, bedrms. Close to
schools. churches, transp. Box 426-
c, Star.
MICHIGAN PARK-Near Catholic o.,
La Sale College and Monastery;
prewar det. brk. Colonial with slate
roof, large concrete screen porch,
beautiful be paneled rec. rm; with bar,
bedrms. and . full tile baths on 2nd
floor; Anchor fenced rear yard; en-
tire property in absolutely immacu-
late condition. Real buy at S21,950.
Ewes. call AID. 1924, FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. -23
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW on Cross
town bus line: will trade for colored
SHALL J. WAPLE CO. 1924 14th
on BEAUTfFUI South Dakota is ave.
ne, 400 block-High-c class home;
living room with fireplace, large din
ing room, chestnut trim; exceptional
fast room; three double-sized bed
hot-water heat; radiator covers;
storm windows, screens and avn
1ngs; lovely yard and shrubbery:
room; a Exclusive. PEcR CO, la. La
$13,05O. NEAR New Hampshire ave.
and Kennedy. Detached brick Cape
Cod; 2 bedrooms and bath up; liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
closed-in porch on 1st floor; bed
room. full bath and garage in base
ment; nice size lot. CRANE &
HELAN. 81. 1000; ewes, Mr.. Lani-
gan, FIR. 6539. 20
BY OWNER-Home and income; row
brick house, 7 rms. and bath: 3rd
f.; Ink. apt; nice front yd.; 3 en-
frances. Phone AT 6194 -21
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BRICK BUNGALOW
3473 23rd ST.

Are YOU exhausted from carrying the
groceries home on crowded buses?
Have you ever known the pleasure
of living in Bonton residential
section within one block of brand
new shopping center? The best
of bus service at the door. Ten
minutes from the Capitol by car.
You get all of this and more in this
3la-year-old, :i-bedroom, semide-
tached prick. A sacrifice, on the
block for $4,000. GI appraisal. 100
down. Open every afternoon.
T. D. BURGESS, vi. 1902
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeost

HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost
CONGRESS HGTs. 3-family brick, ex-
Field area. Asfing $3.50. T. b.
BURGESS, VI. 2sO2 till g. go
CONGRESS HTS. - 20-ft. front
semidet brick; 6 rms. tile bath rec.
rm:. gas heat. deep lot; ,$14. 800;
Hope rd., Sc, LII. 4-340o. vi. 5976.
EAST CAPITOL-Brick. 1a rooms,
312 baths; very clean; water in
rooms; rooms; s1ee nicely furnished, 1Qeome
sl95S4 sESI2G ldSS aSgp / s. sso9o 1T p1 A SAB ;:
FoRRESTvILLE - Charming brick
bungalows. We have , available. No.
! , has rms; tile bath: snack bar
Sl2,25O; No. 2 has 7 rms. with 4
bedrms, tile bath. firepl., screened
porches. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. Sl4,-
$50. Might take trade on either
suRoFss Rns &! panetas vI asog il t, desired 8 20 D.
FIT. DAvIs-Big lot, fenced, with a
Real nice location. 4ec financing;
Sl3;750. Will take an offer. T. D.
sETTg RTRGEss .Sn VI .sSt,;r, sS83 till 8; 20
2 porches. oil h.-w.h h, full bsmt. A
R5 eSS VI pug s1ss g. Afhzs fnS REAIT2
COW. 70 TO BOILING FIELD and Navy
Research Lab, 2-bedrm. semidet.
$50, small cash. STILES, D1. 1889,
NEAR ca HOUSE OFFICE BLDG.-Re-
stored brick. 3 lovely apis. with pvt.
baths, rms. each. Oil h.-w.h. owner
transferred. will sacrifice. T. D.
BURGESS; ". aso2 I'll 3. 30,
lsh fshtis ST. a.ss NEAR Nth Pa AYE A.dIs sE Zach
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, I345
Good Hope rd. s.e.' LU. 4-34O0, vi.
I'll TRADE smaller house and cash
on lovely center-hall brick rambler
baths and closets, all on 1st floor.
Also firepl., bsmt., built-in garage.
Gas h:-w;h. Let's talk business. T;
. D; BURGESS, VI; 2so2 tin 8. 30
location off GOOD Hope rd.;. . full
kitchens and. baths. gas h.-w,h
large screened front porch; built-in
garage; convenient to schools. trans
x0Rai1'g M s1s5 'Bs0ns SrRzg EssGsTfE REA347 Nv
LARGE CAPE COD; r rms, 21a baths,
full bsmt. with f1repl.; will consider
trade. shown by appointment. MA
1913; ewes, Ii: 3-3s05. 10
OFF MINI. AVE.-Assume GI loan;
attractive, modern semidet. brick. 6
rms, ] "a baths, recreation room, gas
heat; two kitchens: can be used as
either one or two families: vacant;
QUICK. ST. 5969; eve, RA. 341S.
JUST OFF SOUTHERN AVE, in Md,
one of those unusual homes in Fair
field. Living rm. with firepl., dining
rm., . bedrmS., bath, kit, recr. rm..
attached garage. To inspect, call
Mr.. Noon. LU. 4-43S2; ewes, vi.
5oO6 r PAUL MIJDD co -22
Evening star., 1950-04-20

ARLINGTON - Excellent red brick
home in OakcIest. minutes from
Pentagon. convenient TO everything.
Lovely living rm.. dining rm and
large equipped kitchen on lst floor.
Three large bedTms and bath on End
hoor. Basement, with toilet and OUT
shrubs. ONLY Sis.05O, Call Mr.
Friend. OF, cali; ewes. AL. 270I.
DANIEL T. RAGALIE. Realtor. 75S
Evening star., 1950-04-20

EAST CAPITOL-Brick. 12 rooms,
3H2 baths; very clean; water in 3
rooms. nicely furnished Income
quoted S400 to $3.50 mo. Price,
S26.500. down $4,000. A. R.
SEELYE, 1400 L st. NV, DI. S325.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SEAT PLEASANT
NEAR BRANDYWINE
APRIL SPECIAL

4 bedrmS,, lEe complete kitchen, fun
bSmt, gas heat, large lot completely
tnclosed with Anchor fence Owned
win sacrifice at SiO,950 for quick
sale, Reasonable terms CLYDE r.
ADAMS Realtnr. IN llAA II
Evening star., 1950-04-20

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Evening star., 1950-04-20

ARLINGTON. No. 5O4-Loeated near
shopping center; 5 rms, Q bedrms.,
semidet. home; Anchor fence: storm
WING owS and screens Priced right
at SlO, 500. J. T. MOTION REALTY.
Fails Church. Va. JE. $4,000. Open
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYIAND svsvRsAN sAlt-MARYIAAo
BRENTWOOD

Only 81 600 down buys gocd S-rm.
and bath eunGAlcw. OIL heat lot
4aNi4n Call NJ MorntngStAr, VA.
Seas MORGAN RIAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1950-04-20
KENWOOD AREA
S2d Q5n

Charming residence in restricted
area, / blk. OF River rd., and stu,
ated on beautifully handicapped
grounds of 32.242 50. IT. Large, at
living room with fire place. lovely
dining room. paneled library with
powder room, modern kitchen. a
bedrooms and , baths on End a.,
plus bedrm. and bath and storage
fireplace and Gear garage In base
ment. Custom built in 1941 Of
highest quality materials. Call Mr.,
Leigh, MA. $500; ewes. and week
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K St. NV. -22