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oracle. These tributes Gained her
fears and she hoped they pacified
the Medicine-bear. Some day he
would prove his trustworthiness to
her brave.
Despite her misgivings, Tatoo's
heart sang as she rode along the
winding trail. So far the Medicine
was good. Pleasant was the day,
game and grass were plentiful and
no enemy had been seen by the ever
watchful scouts. When the sun was
low the party camped in beautiful
valley through which flowed limpid
stream Tattoo and the other women
set up the lodges, built the campfires
and cooked the meat.
Illness Strikes
After the evening meal, Eagle
feather retired to his lodge. Tatoo's
camp duties completed, she too went
into their tepee and was surprised to
find her man very i'll. His loud groans
frightened Tattoo, and all her efforts
to relieve him were futile. At last, in
despair, she thought of the Medicine
bear. Surely he would not fail them
now. Would Eagle-feather permit her
to go to the mountains to seek the
grizzly?
Eagle-feather's suffering was in
tense. The brave warrior despaired
of his life. So when Tattoo asked if
she might go in search of the Bear
he consented. No more could he
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laugh. He was willing to give the
Medicine trial.
Hastily, Tattoo left the lodge.
Dusk was shadowing the valley, and
by the time the Indian woman
reached the mountains it was very
dark. After while the moon came
out and she found the Bears lodge.
Lifting the door, she entered. He
was asleep. Softly tickling his nose
she awakened him. Drowsily he
asked, ''Why does my friend seek
me tonight? At sunset I passed the
encampment and all was well. Has
the enemy attacked the hunting
party?"
Will Wise One Come?
'No," replied Tattoo, 1--WE have
not seen the enemy today. I came to
request my brother to come to the
aid of Eagle-feather. He is very i'll.
Will the Wise One return with me
to his lodge and heal him? He suf-
fers much"
The Medicine bear pondered a
few moments. Then he said, Eyes, I
will 60 to Eagle-feather if you will
prepare the way for me. I cannot
return with you. Alone you must
hurry back to the encampment.
Then go from tepee to tepee and tell
the people how to make ready for
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ent forms. Sometimes it is an in
visible being, more often it is some
object of nature-a stone. bird or
animal.
Whatever it happens to be he gives
to it great supernatural power,
which, when invoked, protects, adj
vises and aids him in whatever ven
ture he undertakes. AS each individ-
ua1 honors some particular thing SO,
often, the whole tribe chooses
Medicine which, henceforth, becomes
the tribal oracle. Failure on the part
of the devotee to pay tribute to or
consult his Medicine results in loss
and disappointment"
Mother rose, replenished the fire
and then began her story.
THE MEDIcINE-BEAR
Indian summer had come to the
Rocky mountain land. Over the
golden hills and purple-shadowed
mountains drifted a delicate blue
haze; dry and tall was last summers
grass and the trees were robed in
bright colors.
One fine day smoke from fire of
burning grass signaled the Indians to
an appointed place at the river. II
was time for the friendly mountain
tribes to join forces and start for the
buffalo hunting grounds. Meat and
robes were needed before the coming
of the wintry winds and long SHOWS
Within few days large party Of
Flatheads, Nez Perces and Shoshones
had gathered at the tryst on the Mis-
souri,. All were prepared for the
hunt. In retired spot the usual sac
rifice was offered to the Medicine
which in this case was the grizzl.
bear. And the next morning as tn
sun topped the cleaning mountain
peaks, the large band were filing
along the trail which led eastward
Among the Shoshones who hat
joined the party were man and hi
woman, whose names were Eagle
feather and Tattoo.
Doubted Medicine
Eag1e-feather was a very Draw
warrior, but his faith in the powe
of the Medicine-bear often wav
cred. Sometimes he even laughe,
at his woman's implicit confidenc
in the huge creature.
This lack of trust on her man.
part troubled Tattoo. She feared j
the bear knew of Eagle-feather
doubts, he would be very angry. Per
haps, he might even refuse to al
them in time of need. Tattoo, though
never voiced her fears to Eagle
feather, but many times she ha
made secret offerings to the trib;
Evening star., 1950-06-27

The fascination of watching a
lightning bug suddenly paled last
night for 2-year-old Johnny
Bacon, as he sat with his family
on the grass in Langdon Park,
Eighteenth and Girard streets NE
The Pickering of the insects had
occupied his attention as it grew
dark. Then there was something
new for Johnny-Something SO
new that for a moment he was
thoroughly amazed.
Johnny was watching his first
movie. With him were, his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bacon,
1348 Kearney street NE, and their
three other children, Stephen. s.;
Gregory. 8, and Roger, IA. And
they were getting as much kick
out of watching Johnny as Johnny
got out of the actors.
The movie was part of the first
program of free ones to be shown
on Fairgrounds sof the Metropolis
tan Area throughotit the summer.
This Community Movie program
is sponsored by The Star, in CO.
operation with the District Rec
reation Department and the Film
Center of Washington.
This is our best, chance to get
to the movies together" Mr.. Bacon
explained. "We get m the car
and take a ride to a playground.
And the children don't get rest
less in the open air, as they some
times do in an indoor movie"
The movies will be shown
throughout the summer months
in Fairgrounds in Washington,
Montgomery County and Prince
Georges County, Md, and in Ar
lington and Alexandria, Va.
Bill Coyle, promotion manager
of The Star, greeted the audience
right from the screen. Through
a trailer he told how the news
paper is put together and then
delivered by the carrier boys.
The balance of the program,
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District Cerebral Palsy Proqron1 DeyeIoped

pedists. neurologistS. occupational
therapists. physical therapists and
psychologists. most Of whom now
are on the District payroll.
She also spoke Of q new build
ing under construction at Gal
linger. which will have the most
modern facilities for treating Grip
pied children in both the out and
impatient departments.
The Washington chapter of the
Cerebral Palsy Association was
formed in May.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

A program designed to improve
the lot of District children suf-
fering from cerebral palsy was
outlined here last night.
The matter was discussed by DR..
Ella Oppenheimer. director Of the
Bureau of Maternal and Child
Welfare, which directs the Grip
pied Children's Clinic at Gallinger
Hospital. She spoke at a meeting
of the Washington chapter of the
Cerebral Palsy Association. in the
auditorium of the Washington Gas
Light Co.
It was pointed out there are
Evening star., 1950-06-27

which was of the type to be shown
at regular intervals on the play
grounds, was composed of a COM
edy, a sports short. cartoon and
another featurette. The projec-
ZIONIST was Bill Wright of the Rec
reation Department. ~,.
Whole families. parents and
children, were on hand, sitting on
the grass, or on nearby steps.
One of the most enthusiastic
watchers was Richard Gezella, g.
of 3612 Eighteenth street NE.
who said 'fhe walked a mile" to
see the show.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

about ! 200 children suffering from
the afiiction in Washington and
that, of this total. only about 400
are receiving treatment at the out
patient department Of Gallinger.
The whereabouts of the ether
800 is unknown. it was said.
DR.. Oppenheimer told of prog
ress being made and the develop
ment of teams of experts to assure
the best treatment.
These teams. she explained, are
composed of pediatricians, ortho-
Evening star., 1950-06-27

The heads of Moore barley, a
new strain. stay on when ripe,
thus allowing the farmer to wait
until the whole crop is ready to
harvest. 80
Evening star., 1950-06-27

Joseph skipper" Jenkins 1efD, and Edward Blake A,
both of 49 Adams street Me- prefer air conditioning formal
they go hot-weather is
nights neighborhood movie the Star angdon
Park Playground William Wright of the Recreation Depart
M is the pr0ectiOnSt Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
IRONING & APIS.

DRY CLEAN, LAUNDRY
Owner quotes approx. $500 wk sroSs.
Business sect. X ST. ne S-Sr. lease
Saerifiee at $1,000 cash; due 70
other interests
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1926
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BY DUTCH GOVT OFFICIAL and
family, clean 3-bedrm.. unfurn.
house; West Hyattsville area, max
imum S95. HO. 9053. -26
CONGRESSMAN, Southern, needs 81
bedroom house for three adults by
Dec; reasonable rent; comfortably
furnished; garden; lease. BOX
loom, Star. ga
NEED 2 or 3 hedrm. unf. house in
Va, reas. conv. to Pentagon; occupy
Aug. |. About 500 per mo. MAI.
ROBERTS, Ii 5-6700, Ext.
1888, or UN 1903 25'
d. C., nearby Md and Va. sec; have
desirable applicants waiting. L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 X st.
NV, MA. O753.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
E4-hr service: furniture. trunks and
naSgage AT 2759 or FIR O3sR
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o-
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms expert packing,
Phone NO 0!04 UNION sTORAGF
co INC est 1908
LOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas Cail
ANY any time Mr., COOK: GIL 5I37,
heavy, Phone 10. 2-l447, 24s
EA-Gi-Local,. long distance moving
packing, Grating, storage; anything
, ,anywhere. JOHN. HO. 5S19. 22'
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
WIZ accept surplus furniture as
paIt payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 1887; ewes, GE. i4I6.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOURIST HoME-on E. Capitol St.
| Close to Capitol Forced to sell due
| to other bus. out of town; small
down payment takes this prop, and
lovely furn'' nice inc Ii. 4-ssg2o'
BARGAIN-Complet grocery; good
| location; fixtures; lease; purchase
| OF stock opt; owner going into new
business; no brokers. 1882 GA. ave.
CLEANING STORE AND PLANT. Re-
tail only Laurel area. over $500
wkly. Owners other interest require
INN, immed sale; AUERBAcH & co. DI.
SUNDAY PAPER RoUTE-N.w. area;
$40 net monthly price. $1,000.
GRocERY-Meat. beer; eony. NV.
ksss ISss asyss oWsER apt NIL IneSRei S444 $500 sk
ing over $3.50. .ooe st1s gesT f.Io1sI Ions lease; Sc
AIR & coSb4TioNfNG eSSIHGfS t1Shi;rs-Avsil.
rtoeies aeasEs lse
priced to sell. Call wo. 1913, MR..
LocATTfHoN AVAILABLE at low rent,
newly decorated, vicinity busy 14th
er, hardware. haberdasher or most
GoLDsM1TH. DI 044o. -
DRY CLEANING PLANT, synthetic
new modern machines, making good
buy. Owner sick. can't handle. Box
REsrAhRaST-Good AZ Ant location, seats
4e; 4eoLH s9od she hours reduced price, Box
S. i's-Mi 8. GkocERY sts5i STORE - Hours:
ness, 1000 week. Rent, S75 mo.
No living quarters. No brokers.
GROCERY STORE - By OWNER.
town University; newspapers. masa-
zines, pinball machines. Phone
CLEANING IL Ming AND PRRssING business;
on or before July !, 1850. For in
auiry' call TR. 61s6. or Lu. 1.9so7-
BEAUTY SHOP, estab. bust, compl.
equip; $4,000. SHELTON W. THIG-
PEN, 2719 14th st. NV, DE. 1912.
DELICATEssEN, Silver Spring. Doing
with more stock. Owner must sell
due to insufficient capital. Beer and
gine license. Reduced for quick sale.
GRoCERY, excel. corner store: plenty
$500 $1,000; 1,l only $40 $1,000 % down. L Ex $SSI: l:
POOL ROOM for sale; also various
other businesses. Several good stores
to rent. Ma. 1899 -26
BARGAIN--Complete grocery. Good
location. Fixtures and lease. Pur-
chase of stock optional. No brokers.
1882 Ga. ave. NV. -26
FILLING STATION, Grocery, lunch
room, and garage, size OF bldg
40x50, unfinished addition, .26x3l.
Overhead doors hydraulic. lift, and
compression. Business established Is
years. Gross income $4,000, per
year or more. Station pumps, 1000
to 5000 gallons gas per month. 3
acres land located 8 " miles north
Of Culpepper, Va, on Rt. No: 522.
Good terms to responsible buyer
EN-. 2345. ewes. CHI. 7456. -22
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION; busy
shop district; 81 1.500 plus stock, full
price. Call Mr.. Clarke. with JAMES
L. DIXON g. CO. ST. 1900. ---22
NEWSSTAND in downtown hotel. In
come quoted over $4,000 per year
fer past 5 years. Call Mr.. Clarke
with JAMES L. DIXON b CO. ST. |
VALET SHOP. fully equip. doing
over 81 900 a month business; ex-
oellent NV. section; must sell at |
once: $500 or best offer. For in |
formation phone DU. s575. rs |
EOITNTATN cOECFggInN
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VARIETY STORE

VARIETY STORE
NV; doing S37 900 annually. About
$500 in excel. merchandise. Rent
S175 mo. Ideal for couple, Complete
price; Sll,5oo. Terms, An excel.
buy.
SAM CHANTKER & CO.
ST. 1907 EWES. SH lO95
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DOWNT0WN-Vt. ave. and L st. NV.
- rms. pvt. bath; suit. 3 persons;
SILVER SPRING. rms. kit. bath;
WELL FTRN. DELE. FRONT RIM
Next Next to at bath. with 1hsmt;, Kit; and
NV. cali RI. a1ai after f@HS'q IN: N:
DUPONT AREA-Larse room, Kit
ehsnetts chen tnd sem se~pytt stdo bath fights
week (children). DE. 9601. 1881
b ST; Ne. nr. Lincoln Park-cool,
lst .s'S foST apt 3 Ice: rms no pets,
6oi End ST, s.E.-aewiy evil; decor. and
furnished kitchen and bedrm.; work
100 D ST. S:E.-Loveiy 2-bedroom
apartment otficer and wife or 2-3
OLD fmOi0Ssa 0SGsfaoiRsGehEsSTiowN-5-room isehsSi apt
and bath: available July 16. Cal
MI 23sS sSn after rs3a 5;Sa pp .pr .no1 Ma4 !. +,
Sept Is. near Maryland U. Cal
MEGRirb1sk nGi BAN PARK. front nice 1fa farn
sDta 3 beds; io 2 onis or 3 persons; 3 mos
APT. p mGFfjN TGRNa. no pvt. S9'@b bath with tele.
vision and refrigeration. ST. 1870
1901 ALLISON ST. NV adults
Q bedrms., liv. rm.. bath, mod. kit.
dinette; residence manager; side en-
trance. Pa
LONDON HALL-1133 18th st, NV
MA. 90l0. Efficiently apt. for rent.
DOWNTOWN bus; 2 rms, pvt
bath and entrance; references; 500
AID. 32S5
ARLINGTON: July and Aug. 3-bedrm
duplex apt, l bedrm. closed fol
storage: and garage in Buckingham
at S120 month. CHI. 1880. -24
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
l ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt, tub and
shower, 4.50 to $3.50 per day for
or 2; full hotel service: no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. MA. 1926.
2e33. ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
1sautiful 2-bedrm. apt: completely
Furnished; $3.50 mo. FLOYD e
Evening star., 1950-06-22

OWNER SAYS sELL-six-rm all.
brick Colonial, located in sligo PARK
terrace' one and three-tenths miles
over p; G. line. has a 20-ft. liv. rTn,
with picture window and firepi., Ike,
hsmt.; side porch and sun deek
Prleed under market at SIb,S0fi
GOLDSTEN BROS, 81. 73hR wgk
Evening star., 1950-06-22
WE HAVE MONEY

Restaurant, $500 Dn.
New equip. and furn. cost $4,000
wks. aso; illness forces sale at
Sia,O0 with excel terms. Is stools,
I tables; busy Wis. ave; i0-yr, lease.
See to believe.
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1925
Evening star., 1950-06-22
KENT VILLAGE

Some of the features you will enjoy
at Kent village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such cbildren's activities as
softball, bowling. scouts, nursery
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
HIS and w. M. & A. buses into
development. SPECIAL NOTICE to
Govt. employees. Only 10 min. by
commuter train to Union Station.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
DISTRICT HGTS. APIS.
OCCUPANCY JULY Is a. AUGUST l
1-BEDRM. APT, $69.50

Z-BEURM. APT, S8U
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
Large kit. with breakfast nook, white
enamel sinks, 2 Gu. #. elec.. refsr.,
heat control. Lots of cabinets and
closet space. Through ventilation
Venetian blinds and screens through
out. Tiled bath and shower. Vets
GARBAGE sE DISPOSAL UNIT ANr
Auto. washers and dryers in base
ment. Storage facilities. Sodded
landscaped lawn. Janitor facilities
Lots of parking space.
DIRECTIONS: Drive out Marlboro
Pike to District Heights, left or
Gateway Blvd. about Z blocks Il
RambleWood, left to project.
OPEN TIL DARK
Ask for Mr. SACKS, 10. 9-s750.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
AousES-SAlE-N.W. tcons.

SPRING NAILEY SECTION, sci 500
Brick Colonial with 4 are hed-
rooms, esS a!F-eondtt,oned heat:
priced very low Cali NO. sS0p 20
Inspect, Once epen Until p. Epw.
Z JONES & CO. INC, Chevy
Evening star., 1950-06-22

UNIVERSITY GARDENS
1-bedrm apts., S79.5O; 2-bedrm.
apts., SS9.50, including utils.; eonv.
transp. and shopping; r. l. ave.
and Knox rd.. College Park. Nd.
Telephone UN. 1878, SH. 1857.
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CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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SELF SERVICE

Cor. NV. transient trade, a money
making proposition, doing Sl,1OO
wkly. bus, all cash. low rent.
$4,000 complete with easy terms.
BROWN REALTY CORP.
1925 VT. Ave, ST. 20aB
Ben Epstein, HO. 6137 Ewes
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HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp

FOR ACTIVE sERvICEMEN-one s.
rm- house. S67 SO Three ARM.
houses, sos In the country near
Rockville Front and back yards
No bus. Rockville 1924. -26
Evening star., 1950-06-22
APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. - suitcase.
short term. Very attractively fur
ntshed ant. with patio; SIPS mo.
So1 40-1S star. ia
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS


Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended North OF University
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEA-
TURES, COMPARE THEM
WITH OTHER APARTMENTS
AND BE AMAZED
/. Private entrances, and
broad. private terraces for
family living, face q whole mile
Of cool, wooded parkland.
2. Twenty individual spa
cious layouts of one, two and
three-bedroom units, some
with bedrooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety for chill
dren, with one-way trafdc, and
brings the car to your own
1. Almost half the units are
end units, with sun, air and
long views on three sides. =.
3 Masonry walls between
units provide complete sound
8. stair-climbing reduced to
minimum, as private en-
frances go per cent Of totaD
enter directly at ground level.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY.
One bedroom, living room.
dining room, kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms, living room.
dining room, kitchen and bath.
$94.50
Three bedrooms, living room,
dining room. kitchen and bath.
$112.50
tAll Utilities Included In Rent.)
Sample Apartment at 475 8.
Hampton Drive. Furnished by
MALCOLM SCATES
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire ave. z of a mile
north of the trafic light at
University lane to the sign on
the property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
55 Southampton dr.. JU. 7-93S
Ok
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COLORED
142d 3rd st. NV, b-rm., $42.5O.
1419 3rd St. NV, 6-rm., $40 so.
20l3 RoSedale st. ne, 5-rm., $40 so.
l243 Wylie st. ne. 6-rm., $3.50.
BIS D st. Sc, 5-rm.. bath. S59. so.
HARRY JUSTINE, S11 18th st NV,
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CHEVY CHASE

Detached brick. powder room LA
floor; 3 tWin-Size bedrooms and
door: large kitchen with break.
fast nook. oil a.-e. heat: attached
garage; large corner lot. Priced "a
sell quickly Call Mr., Northern, M.
1889 with BETHEL. DI. 800. "A
CONTINUED on Men Pa9sl
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CoLoRED
Do You Entertain??

CCfIORED
Do You Entertain??
home? This is 1t! i 25-ft.-wide
Colonial brick: liv. rm. (fireplace),
columned ent. to library, dining rm.,
lge. kit. 4 spacious bedrms., plus
glassed-in porch, big closets, beauti-
full woodwork, attic. bsmt. (front
ent). oil heat. lovely I'd; $I6,95O.
terms. On New Hampshire, near
Upshur. Call Mr.. Bozzi.
Urciolo Realty
ME. 1871; Ewes. RIA. 2s05.
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S69.5O UP

One bedrm., liv. rnn., dining alcoVe
kit. and bath; near intersection OF
Wash. and Lee blvds in Arlington
Va; phone EN-. 567s between o.5
Pm, weekdays only.
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COOPERATIVE ApARrMENTs

NAYLoR GARDENS. 3oth and MAYOR
rd. SCI and . bedroom apts-
available lowest mo charEes in
D, C DRURY REALTY CORP. RE
1893: evenings, OR. 576i or Tw
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LADIES' DRESS SHOP

FOUNTAIN CONCESSION
Nearby Md. Bowling alley: might
sell beer in fall: reas. AUERBACH
& CO. DI. 650I.
LADIES' DRESS SHOP
owners quote $4,000 yearly business:
close to downtown: must sell; will
saerifice for 50. 600. Including 2.5OO
claim net of 500 weekly: good
proposition for couple; no reasonable
offer refused.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e3l = St. NV. MA 93s9. Ma. 1874
Ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gcsns.l }

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-De;. brick
home, furnished: 3 bedrmS.. . baths:
avail. iYnmed., SlS5 mo. LTNKINS
CO. DI. SbSS. ewes, EN-. 4164. 20
NORTH Arr SGTON-Niceiy fur
niShed. 3 bedrmS.. sleeping porch;
nr. BUS: rent 70 q wks- CHI. "5li.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c,
Two lovely homes. available July LIST
for q mos: $50 and S225 ner mo.
THOS. l. PHILLIPS, wo. 1900,
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Brand-new, modern, de
luxe, 6-rm., Semidet. brk.
home. 3 lge. bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., modern de
luxe kit, full daylight
bsmt., gas a.c.h. Rent
$140. Avail. June 18th.
See or call Mr.. Parker,
1st and Urell pl. NE,
TIA. 6757 or RA. 1869.
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Attention, Landlord
Capable couple desire to manage
small apt. house in return for rent
lent. MRS, GORMAN. GE. 0s34,
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UPLAND

IN THE DISTRICT
"a CAFRITZ DEVELOPMENT
A few choice l-bedrm. units at $3.50
and 2-bedrm. units at SS9.5 in
Guiding utilities. New garden type
development near Congress HgtS. A
few minutes from downtown via new
3: Cap. st. bridge; AS or AS bus
at 10th and Pa. ave. to door. Resi-
dent mgr. at 81 Galveston st. s.w.
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COLORED-VACANT

l. . and 3-bedrm. apts: iuamec
poss: S3a5 down. and SIS per mo.
WHY PAY RENT
When you can own your apt or
these terms Finest NV location.
Columbia Heights- Mr.. Il. LOPA-
TIN, DI. 81 81: ewes, RA. G6oS
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W. c. & A. N. MILLER
nrvr opNrrnyT @

DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts. Sumner a. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV Or 44oA
List Your Home With usJ
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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COIORED-CO-OP
COLORED
1915 BELMONT ST NV

Mr.. Central High, for only S195 down
and easy monthly payments. you
can buy YOUR own efficiency apt
in this centrally located apt. bldg.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton VIM
nick, 1904 L St, NV. Ma. Su36,
Ewes. TU 03qT -S3
Evening star., 1950-06-22
BARNABY WOODS

An attractive home of brick ANA
Colonial siding, well located on q
nicely HANDICAPPED lot. In excellent
condition; it contains living room
dining room, kitchen. bedrooms
and bath; full basement with S
deep windows and plenty of Spae0
Tor rscreation Eoom; Priced s2@,95O.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
So, 900 Down-$82. so Mo
Large 6-rm. row brick, front ana reaI
porehes. fun bsnat., built-in garage
auto. heat; excellent condition, cal
Mr., Balfour (eves.. GE- i45D.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co
I4I5 K 81. NV. Realtors, NE. B4Ot
BRIGHTWOOD, Possession
1888 Rittenhouse St, 9 rms, 2h
eond.: newly dec; oil h.-w.h.: lfe
huilt-tn gaT.: well loc. AUERBAcH
4 CO. Dl 650l; ewes, OR. Oess
Evening star., 1950-06-22

COLORED - GROOM HOUSE for
rent. Call after 6 pm, Ii. 4-2O46.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
ORCHARDALE

GOOD NV. LOCATION JUST
A. bright and airy home Of red brick.
built In lg47 and in excellent con :
dltion; situated on nicely land
scaped lot with fenced garden: 10
contains ltv rm., din rm, we'll
equipped kit, screened porch, =
bedrms. and . baths. stairs TO stoT-
age attic, attached gar, gas heat.
Attractive financing can be ar.
Evening star., 1950-06-22

Jefferson Village Apis.
Route 80, 2 miles from Memoriai
Bridge. All modern conveniences
play area for children. S93 per mo
FA $500