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Evening star., 1950-10-04
BOATS

TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout. blues.
Chesapeake Bay, Bloody Pt.. sharpS
Is. .Gooses. Herring Bay. Reser.,
call ANTHONY KING. WA. 4i92.
l3-FT. BAY-BUILT fishing cruiser
Sleeps 6, toilet and galley; good
cond.; best offer. Days, RE. 2l64,
or ewes, TU. 04S6. -
WANTED-Late model steelcraft Sc
gan. from owner; will pay cash at
A~ season price. Box 16S-A, Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-04

All advertisements offefine
automobiles for sole must 10.
elude oetuoI selling price Of cor.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1416.
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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT-Wide paved
alley II Bryant st, NV. WO.
9o5S. 4
GARAGE WANTED, or space for one
car near 7th and Kennedy ST. NV.
Phone IA. 2439 after $40 pm. Sc
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RAlLERS
MOBILE HOUsETRAMER-1

MOBILE HOUSETRAILER-1 all
aluminium, light weight, Is IT.; used
$, weeks; excel. cond.: sleeps 4; Just
right for 2; $500, extra equipment
TRAILER-6x4-ft body, incl. tarp..
500; s Manor dr., Spring Bank TT.
Park. 2 mi. so. Alex. on Rt. L.
SELL AT $1,000 LOSS, limo. -old
Shultz 27-ft.. 3-rm. trailer; make
offer. OR. 6470 or OW. 9643. -6
WE CAN SELL your trailer quick for
cash; customers waiting. 1000 Cen
trail ave. ne. HI. $3.50. -
LUGGAGE TRAILER, AXIS. stake; ex-
cellent condition; S95. SH. 5000.
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn,
now has q lge. display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean, used trailers. ranging
in size from tS to 80 #: priced
from $500 to $2.750. terms Q to 6
yrs. Phone TO, 6111
Evening star., 1950-10-04

TRAILER BUYERS
See Va. Trailer Co before you buy
Ia miles south Alexandria. Va
U. S. /. Phone ALEX, S553.
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TRUCK VALUES
M st. NE, ME. 0505.
TRUCKS
I 1NUONO
SUMMER SALE
ENTRAI. MOTOR co

GMc TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. CHI. 1000.
Other truck bargains, Army; parts
at our Alex, plant. 1901 oronoco
INTERNATIONAL 1947 "a ton panel,
looks and runs like new, fully guar
anteed. terms arranged; only S745
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ ST. NV. MI. 1646
CHEVROLET 194s "a ton pickup
excellent cond. throughout. several
other pick-ups and panels to choose
rom. Guaranteed. Only SS95.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
3307 NJ ST. NV MI. 1646
OUTSTANDING VALUES
AS Ford F-6; new motor Sl.oa5
AS Chey. 3-ton. 12-ft. fat 995
40 CheV l2-ton pu.: excel. sos
40 Ford l-ton, Oft. p.u sos
as init. K-7, short short w.b., 450
40 Init. K-5, short wb. $50
Init. 1-ton panel 25O
MALONEY'S. INC.
S126 Ga. Ave, S. s.. Nd.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
HOME TRAILER COACHES

ABOVE trailer coaches may be seen
at onr home Office or our sales
branches:
Wash. .-Balto. Blvd. Berwyn. Nd. TO
5035.
1744 Richmond Hwy. Alex, Va. TIE
1920
Oak Grove Trailer Court on Rt. 1, 4
miles south of Alex Va. OV. 2SOI
AMERICAN TRAILER
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 1ST TRUST, S25. 900 end
trust, and $40 900 chattel mortgage
note. for sale at So interest. WO.
1915. s.
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BUICK 1949 Super sedanette: radio
and heater; Wv. tires: Dynafiow;
good cond.; S1.950. Call MR.. cos
SETTI, AID. 1885. 10
BUICK 194s conv. coupe: blue; must
see to appreciate: 10000 miles;
radio. heater: excel cond.; priced
for quick sale by original owner,
81 1876. Call MR.. MILLER. SH.
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EvRoLET 1941 eonv. coupe: fine
nd; $3.50; can be seen at :5rd
I'd K st. NV. Sinclair Gas Sta
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CO., INC.
030 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 1891
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BUICK a SEDAN; equipped; S834 !:
ycI l9T terms err rps no RED tape AUTO
BUICK AS sedanette; equipped; ST.
094; low terms, no red tape. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
BUICK 40 sedan: equipped; S794:
low terms, no red tape: $3.50 takes
it home. AUTO WHOLESALERS
BUICK 194s. model II. convertible
coupe; beautiful dark green finish;
radio, heater; 81 1896. CAPITOL
CADILLAC OLDSMOBnE CO.. 1929
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BUICK 1910 de luxe sedan; splendid
car; $3.50: terms. ROPER" 18th
and r. ave. ne. So
BUICK 1898 club coupe; sell for bal
ance due. $40 full price. ROPER"
18th and r. I. ave. ne. 50
BUICK 1941 Super eonv. equipped,
looks and runs good; must sell:
S495 or best offer. Call BOB. UN.
710S after pm. -6
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
SorrelI- ElIinger

William Avery Sorrell, Jr, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Avery Sorrell
Of Chapel Hill, and Miss Frances
Marie Ellinger, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Andrew Ell
linger Of Chapel Hill, were mar
ried last Saturday afternoon at
the Methodist church by Rev,
w. N. Howard, Jr. The wedding
was followed by reception Civ
en- by the brides parents at their
home. Mrs. John j. Keller, Jr.,
presided at the punch bowl, and
Mrs. William I. Meade served
the wedding cake.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Chapel Hill high school and the
Woman's College in Greensboro.
The groom is also a graduate Of
the high school and of Campbell
Junior College and an alumnus
of the University. He is employ
ed with the National Automotiye
Parts Association in Richmond,
Va, where the couple will make
their home at 2708 Hillcfest
road.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
Picture Map Traces
General Lees Life

The important events in the
life Of General Robert E. Lee
are depicted on a decorative pic
'ture-map put on display this
week at Danziger's restaurant.
The chart was designed and pub
lished by Karl Smith of Char
lotte, manager of the billiard
Paper Company, who practices
cartography as a hobby.
A map Of the state Of Vir-
ginia forms the background Of
the lithograph. which shows the
locations Of famous battlefields
and family homesteads associat-
ed with the life of Lee. There is
also a chronology of the inpor-
tant events Of the Civil War
with which General Lee was
concerned.
One section of the picture-map
is devoted to a genealogical chart
of the Lee family and is illus
trated with coats-of-arms and
an etching Of Stratford Hall, the
Lee birthplace. Other illustra-
tions show Lee at various pc
riods, including his superin-
tendency Of the Z. S. Military
Academy at West Point, his
service in the Mexican War, the
surrender at Appomattox, and
the noted Valentine recumbent
statue in the chapel Of Washing
ton and Lee University.
Mr. Smith, a student Of Amer
ican history, devotes months of
research to the preparation Of
Autographs Of this nature. He
told Mr.. Danziger he was parti-
cularly proud of his friendship
with Douglas Southall Freeman
Of Richmond, famous biographer
Of Lee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue Of the power
conferred upon me in a certain deed
Of trust executed to me by Mary
Willie Edwards widow, dated June
2. 1898. and recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds Of Orange
County in Book 107 at page $50, to
secure the indebtedness therein de-
scribed, and default having been made
in the payment Of the said indebted
ness, and having been requested to
do SO BY the holder Of the note evil
dencing the said Indebtedness, / will
offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the
Post Office Door in Chapel Hill, N. c.,
at 1900 moor on
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1850
the following described land, to-wit:
All those certain lots or parcels
Of land situated, lying and being on
the West side Of Robertson Street in
the Toua of Chapel Hill, n c., and
known and designated as Lots Nos.
IA, rs and 76 in Part "B" in the divi-
sion Of the Craig Property as sur
veyed by J Ralph Weaver, Registered
Surveyor on September IA, 1889, and
described as follows: BEGINNING at
a stake in the West property line of
Robertson Street, the Southeast cor
ner Of Lot No. 70; running thence
along the West property line OF
Robertson Street, South Il As East
175 feet to a stake, Northeast corner
Of Lot No. II; running thence with
the line Of Lot No N South IS West
142 feet to stake; running thence
North Z As West rs feet to stake,
corner Of Lot No. 73; running
thence with the line Of Lot No. 70
North IS East 143 feet TO the Be-
ginning, and being the same land con-
veyed to Mary Willie Edwards by
deed Of W. H. Yeargan and wife,
dated July 9, 1916, and recorded in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of Orange County in Book 107 at page
$50.
The sale will be held open for ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the oath day Of April, 1880
L. j. Phipps, Trustee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05

persons are General George c.
Marshall, Senator Clyde R. Hoey,
Senator Wayne Morse, Senator
Charles Tobey, Mrs. w. T. Bost,
and Mrs. o. Max Gardner. THE
work Frank Graham did in
Indonesia for the United Ma
tions was diplomatic miracle"
said General Marshall. And
Senator Tobey said: Frank
Graham's speech on the Atlantic
Pact was the greatest I have
ever heard in the United States
Senate" In these two quotations
we have a fair rejection Of the
esteem in which Graham is held
by the nations most trusted
leaders.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
Villager Wins Valkyrie Cup

Mrs. Patricia Denning Stan
ford of Chapel Hill has been
awarded the Valkyrie Cup, which
has been given annually to the
most distinguished senior coed
in the University. She is mem
Der of the Valkyries, women's
honor society; Phi Beta Kappa,
and the Order of the Old Well.
The winner of the cup is chosen
by q special committee headed
by Miss Katherine Carmichael,
dean of women.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
Graham's Foes Call 10 Their
Aid a Notorious Defamer


that the opponents of Senator
Graham are engaged in when,
for the purpose of influencing the
voters, they circulate slanderous
statements about him by that
notorious defamer, John !.
Flynn. The statements are con-
tanned in Flynn's book, The
Road Ahead which pillorles,
along with Graham, some OF the
most highly respected men in
the country. Thousands of copies
of this book have recently been
spread around North Carolina.
Stacks Of them-paid for by
whom have appeared in Of
fees, business houses, and other
places.
The people who have resorted
to this evil form of campaigning
were recently SO successful in
worming their way into the con-
fidence Of leaders of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution
that the State OAR. convention
in Charlotte adopted resolution
calling upon every chapter to
make the book a subject of spe-
cial study. Which. Of course, was
equivalent to endorsing it. ]
know Of one chapter meeting
at which some Of the members
protested against the resolution,
declaring that they did not in
tend to be hoodwinked into
spreading anti-Graham propa-
ganda. ] hope there will be
enough Of such wide-awake mem
bers of the OAR. to make this
same thing happen at other chap
ter meetings.
Ten years ago, when the Nazis
were beginning 70 overrun Eu-
rope, Flynn was denouncing the
William Allen White committee
and other organizations that
sought TO help the Allies against
Hitler. He wrote articles for
"Scribner's Commentator" a
pro-German periodical. He OPP
posed the Lend Lease law, which
was one of the important moves
against Hitler. He said that Sec
retary Of War Stimson and Sec
retary of the Navy Knox should
be driven out of President
Rooseyelts cabinet. The organ
of the German-American Bund
proclaimed Flynn "a courageous
man." and the Coughlinite or
gan praised him as "a veteran
American crusader" Before the
war was over Flynn published
q pamphlet which pictured Japan
as nation pleading for peace
and placed the blame for Pearl
Harbor on the leaders of the
American Government. Before
and after this country's entrance
into the war Flynn was the con-
stantly extolled darling of the
elements in America that op-
posed American action against
Hitler.
It is a disgraceful act for
North Carolinians to be circulat-
ing a book by a man with Flynn's
record in the effort to persuade
North Carolinians to distrust
Frank Graham; and it is no
credit to,Willis Smith that he is
attacking Graham with the same
sGrt Of misleading statements
that are made by Flynn.
In contrast, observe the rec
ord, published this week by the
Wake County Committee for
Graham, Of the praise given to
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
Books Will Be Open
At Polling Place in Each Precinct
May 6, 13
900 Am. to Sunset

wmte d
the egsha "a her homesor orp places # busne
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-05-05
NEW
Registration


has called Election by the
Legislature
Evening star., 1950-07-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT with beer license. es-
tablished Is years; selling on ac-
COUNT OF illness: NV; white trade.
Il 3-724s. Call bet. IL am. and
DRY CLEANING AGENCY. now 2 c2Jss-
owner will install pressing machine;
should do ,at least $500 weekly;
Ions lease. low rental; separate up
stairs apartment. ST. 1880 all day,
Mr.: SHICHER. @9s
WANTED-Roomins house. Is TO 90
e.? ?A2Rf 2Sa Sffi S4fi }R IL
FOR RENT OR SALE - Complete
restaurant. CARROLL'S CHILL
RANCH. 72912 1lth ST. sc. 39s
PROMINENT CORNER at cross roads;
lge. store, fixtures and gas station;
excel. for business, Call E. NJ. FRY.
sEAUTifFTUL CoMI SPOT. on m'g g.,
acres, suit. nice restaurant or other
business: will lease outright or con-
slider partnership. Box 243-T, Star.
ESTABLISHED CONCERN needs Si5,-
600 working capital for expansion
and the promotion of new devices
which it has. developed Two items
now ready for market, one tested
and approved by major advertising
ment.- Full details on interview of
qualified prospect. Box 274-S. Star.
VALET SHOP in growing area doing
MR. PLoTNICK, 81. 1I4l, except
Mat PROCESSING PLANT, fully
equipped inspected; low rental; Ar
rAnfoR nftSR 81 sHof Gan r6k 6E G5sI ssIE a9 steam
press and tailor machine; reas. rent,
lease il desired; price, 5000. Cali
Mr., BUNKLEY. DU. 9411. 29F
WANT TO URCHASE-Liquor store.
gaite gnI a,as 9aelsghs2ghood s3g1 good Location
EXCEL. s.w, CoRNER-Beer and
food rest. very low price. easy terms
or cash. RE. 1880; Sundays before
nESTniIR piInii pI; lNTG.s T5G4. Station 80
room and bath apt; A;B.C. license
OF and on. Building fully equipped;
year lease; total price, So 800
Call FA. 1926 or FA. 1879. 20
LARGE CAFETERIA, seating $50;
FBERMAN RsEl IAN Gn EN- aceSgnt Ssos till IF % lnsS3
FOOD MARKET-Yearly business. ex-
eel opportunities: latest equip. Apply
WOODLAND MARKET. woodland
seaeh, se,,Si No, o,n near Annapolis Airport
DOWNTOWN corner restaurant. with
liquor for sale: known as good
spot; selling for a low price on ac-
cognt osg1t of sickness. Call owner Ex,
VARIETY STORE, good location;
reasonable; no agents. EX. S3l6,
ESQ SERVICE STATION. vic. Falls
Church on Lee hwy. Excel orpor.
for small business. $500 cash
covers lease and stock For details
phone FA. 2122. CAPUTI REALTY.
HARDWARE STORE. same owner IS
yrs. no nearby comp; closes pm.
closed Sun; owner quotes about
$500 net profit price 800.
Incl. $4,000 clean stock at cost.
BOB HOLLANDER. Exclusive. I41I
c,g Penns sT.T,6N aye nv" M IA, 954s coSxvn 80
lease; pumps; good NV location
For information. Ii. 3-7l24.
AUTOMOBILE and furniture uphol-
stery shop for sale. $500 Contra
ave-, Capitol Hts, Md, 10. S-9771
or 10. q-9646. 4
RADIO AND TELEVISION BUSINESS,
90 years in one location. Elk. -2571
ESTABLISHED costume iewelry store
wanted; deal with owner directly
Write full particulars, Box 342-s,
Less THAN wHoLEsALE-EEnt tire
stock. small store. 34t5 o st. NV.
SO'
Evening star., 1950-07-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

COLORED-GI
904 c st. ne. open Sunday. 2-6 pm.
Six rms, 20-ft. row orick in good
cond. GI financing price of $40. 700
avail. to qualified purchaser. H G.
SMITHY CO., ST. 1900. 30
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.

DRY CLEANING STORE for rent,
fully equipped; no cleaning mach:
$50 wk. Lovely 2-rm apt. kit. and
bath over store. S75 mo. Owner fac
ing reserve call, will sell with sub
STtssntdlsal, da,o down payment. MA. 1885,
LARGE BRICK STORE and y ac acre;
shelves. counters S4,750: $3.50
down. $50 mo. 95 mi. south. TIE,
RESTAURANT. all new. This business
and with a new lease, in Alex Now
doing $4,000 per mo. and showing
steady increase. Beer and wine Ii
.cenSe. viii seat 20 people. Can be
boz RqpSht. 6tiA $4,000. r, T, GAINES
GRoCERY-DELIcATEssEN. in exc excel.
growing; doing nice business. and
good opportunity for increase Of
sale beer and wine PERCENTAGE lease
gHfSRs Gsfs S S94f r. H1ff S5ff. cash offer 30 3 T.
GAS STATION and repair shop for
sale or lease, ERNEST M, GREER,
Hl0 Central ave, Sc, HI. 5s4o3.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS; $3.50 cash
nnys luncheunette, soda fountain,
etc. Clarke's Nut Shop, 4012 Lee
hwy, Cherrydale, Va: does $50
dally. Total price $500. only $50
down, balance SIS monthly at ~.
BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive, I411
Penna. ave. NV. MA. 9743. 81
WANTED-vACANT STORE or part
Of store for retail liquor business.
DINOWITz CO., MA. 6717. 80
FROZEN CUSTARD and sandwich
store. excel, equipment. best s.e. To-
cation, established business. Owner
has other interests. Very reasonable,
ARRANGEMENTS. Call LU. 1922. 81
RESTAURANT, downtown. beer, good
business, low rental. l0-yr. lease;
price $500 terms. 1,SOn cash,
balance S100 monthly at AZ. BOB
HOLLANDER, Exclusive, 14I1 Pa.
ave. NV MA. g143. 81
OPEN YOUR OWN BUSINESS; vacant
store; 933 10th st. NV; rent Sl1O
with heal. MA. 9743. 81
DELICATESSEN = Lee hwy, Falls
Church: long lease, 500 mo-: gross
ing S1.300-S1 400 wk. store In fast
groWlng community with great pos
sibilities; A.B.C. license; priced
right: terms to responsible pur-
chaser: reason for selling. other in
tereSts. FA. 1883. GIL. 6506. 80
DENTIST WANTED to take over Of
fice and practice: complete. well
equipped; excel. loc. AID. 1889.
RESTAURANT. liquor. bargain; good
business; modern equipment. long
lease. Owner. WO. 3757. 50
GROCERY STORE Completely
equipped; excellent possibilities: no
agents: by owner. MI. $500. ewes,
NO. Apo. 3O'
Evening star., 1950-07-29
HOUSES TO SHARE

HLCREST-Home to share with
nice couple. Also room to rent.
TW 1447. 80
NICE RIM, Housekeeping privils.; per-
haps care OF child. Call TIE. 023S.
WILL SHARE MY 2-BEDRM.. George
town home with congenial lady;
S65 q mo. DU 0024. 80
WORKING MOTHER with 2 teen-age
children, wishes to fully share NV
home with attractive yard, near
store, schools and transp.; ideal for
working mother and l child Call
Sat. and Sun. 81
WIDOW. white, has nice brick home
to share with refined employed cple /;
would care for child, days wk Call
sunday, 81. 7l37. 40
Evening star., 1950-07-29
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

WOODBRIDGE GARDENS. 1920 goth
st. n.e.-For sale by owner: detached
brick rms. . baths. dinette. built
In garage: oil INV h.; fine shape
800. No brokers. MI. 323S. 80
Mr., so. DAKOTA and Emerson =
and $40 per mo-, includes taxes and
Insurance.; nicely financed at 4eo;
real buy; almost new brick; 3 rms.
and bath; bsmt.; gas heat. Call Mr..
MornineStar. WA. 360S. MORGAN
REAL ESTATE CO.. RE. 1910. 80
sEMIDET. BRICK, Michigan Park
full bsmt., gas heat. Anchor fence;
S1l,250. Assume CT loan. Small
monthly payments. Call LA. 6-552O,
NR. soTH AND rAYLoR-Det. Dr.
ST95o0' 0" Lv oeanS5 rm with 8aenf firep. ehly any,
rm., kit. full bsmt.; oil INV h: lge.
lot; new fence. TISHLER. Realtor,
TU. $500. or CO. S414. 80
1912 NEWTON ST. - Vacant semi
det brick. immaculate cond., liv
[m with firepl.. din, rm.. kit. 3
closed: gas h.-w.h.; mr. grade and
Taft Jr. High. S13,500. DE. 0946
6 APTS., in commercial section, mr..
Catholic Univ, S29,500. Call CO
5I1s as SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne NJ
Modern brick 5-rm. semidet. with
front porch. full bsmt,. electric
refgr. and screened throughout
SI0,950; or will consider a sale
completely furnished. STEUART
BROS. INC. DI. 2434 or DI. S695.
EXTRA LGE. RMS. AND DINETTE
Woodbridge ne; det. gar; possession
with settlement; price, S14,950,
terms to suit. JOE CURTo REAL
1913 URELL PL. N.E.-Reduced from
Sl9,500 to $4,000; 4 bedrm. house,
all mod. conv., ] blk. from the new
Providence Hospital site; will be
opened Sat. from , to 4; don't miss
this bargain. DAVID J. KEPPEL,,
Licensed Real Estate Broker.
REAL QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE
Prewar det. white brk. Colonial with
slate roof; fir. lumber throughout,
double steel beams; 6 rms. G excel
lent bedrms.), lovely tile bath; full
basement with fine paneled rec rm.
and lavatory: concrete screened
porch across entire house; level lot;
Anchor fenced rear yard; beautiful
and highly convenient, close-in loca-
ton near Catholic University Asking
Sl6,950; first reasonable offer buys.
GI financing probably available Call
Mr.. Rhodes, AID. 1924. with FRANK
Evening star., 1950-07-29

OPEN TODAY, 2-6 PM.
1919 Buchanan st. n.w.-Full price
only sl3,5oO, with sl1,2oo FHA
chaser. Wide row brk home in ex-
Gel, cond., lst fir, has lge. liv. nm.
with fireplace, din. rm. and kit; 2nd
FIR. has bedrms. and bath; l front
and 2 rear porcheS; auto. hit; built
in garage. For further information
3-29S0. with MAX E. SCHWARTZ,
TIA 250O. 80
COLORED- Mr.. 1st AND ST. NV.
orm; aaad row nn prick only }nr 81 300 d9Rn
CoLoRED-NR. 18th and sprins I'd.
2 baths, modern kit; vacant, i'm
RYR6 Rsfiate DE PosifsSion sd Eves ask for 7 ME
CoLoRED-A GOOD INVESTMENT;
First st. near Soldiers Home 3 nice
apts.. , baths. .porches, lge. attic,
: ranses, s Some some furn. incl; excel buy. ny,
For details; RE, 1916. CHAPMAN
COLORED-ON 4th ST. at Upshur;
seen by appointment only; row brick,
covered front porch reception hal. hsll.
inclosed. gas heat, yard. small apt
% yyogqT ygno own financing. sTRoUP.
cSHoRED-s717 OF z Ed: KANSAS AVE. NV.
brick; 8 rms, oil heat. See Mr.,
oE GE; 655a with PENNY" APos-
ooIokED-:NEAR oI6i4aS: GRANT crRcIG-
Just listed; semidetached brick; lst
floor, reception hail. liv. rm., din.
Irm., fun bath and kit, End floor;
apis; with z baths: kits fun
terms, reasonable This will not
oV: 4Ss4, RA. 63o3. LEATH &
ASHLEY, INC, Ma. 6464. 30
CoLoRED - 2-FAMILY HOME -
Splendid location, near 5th and
nicely arranged and equipped for, ?
families; e rms, "a baths, 3 sinks,
3 stoves. 2 refrigerators, modern
gas h.-w.h., concrete porch, garage;
Al condition throughout: $4,000
call RA. 1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
CoLoRED-4e1s 4th ST. NV
rm. brick house; includes 2 inclosed
pGTches: s., tile bath full basement
blinds; entire property in Al con-
dition. There is, splendid rear
yard with 2-car det brick garage:
home located on one of highest
elevations in D. c.; conven. to car
line; possession with deed. Priced
Sl5,500, convenient terms can be
arranged. GEORGE 1. BORGER,
643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. 0350;
evenings, WO. 7649. 80
COLORED - DESIRABLE HOME = q
rms, ga baths, completely furn
1892 Church st. NV. Open Satur
day. 2 to 5; Sunday. 2 to 6. MRS.
RENWRIcK, TU. 1901, MI, 1857.
CoLoRED-I118 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Opposite Central High School; va
can't, handsome, corner home; finest
location. Open Sat. and Sun, 2 to
6 pm. DINOWITz CO.. MA. 6717.
80
CoLoRED-PETWORTH-20-ft. row
| brick; immaculate condition; solid.
steel-beam construction: z rms. 2
porches, beautifully modernized kit.
| full basement with lavatory and
| lovely rec. rm. oil h.-wh S14,950.
$4,000 cash required. Ewes, RA
1924, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1.
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Evening star., 1950-07-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
1904 GERANIUM ST. NV.

OPEN SATURDAY. 3 70 PM.
SUNDAY. 2 TO z PM.
Lovely spacious detached cypress
shingle home. suitable for a large
family in one of the best locations
in the city. Close to Walter Reed.
excellent schools, shopping and
transportation All rooms well above
average size, hght and cheerful. 1st
floor, large living rm. with fireplace,
bedrms. and bath on End floor.
Wide lot with det gar. For appt.
call Mrs. Williamson, IA. 1927.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-07-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
GLOVER PARK

Row brick, excel. cond., liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, 3 bedrms, 2 inclosed
Conv. to transp.. shopping and
schools D. A. HANES CO, INC,
Property Management, MI. 1850,
2003 Que st. NV; ewes, Mrs. Led
man MI 1DO1
Evening star., 1950-07-29

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