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Evening star., 1950-06-25
e-Tapping Report
Involving Ii. Shimon
Investigated by FBI

The Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION has started questioning
policemen in its suddenly ordered
inquiry into the Shimon case, it
was learned last night.
A report sent by police to the
Justice Department 10 months
ago involves allegations of wire
tapping, naming Police 1t. Joseph
Shimon.
Since wire tapping complaints
would normally be investigated
by the Federal Communications
Commission, it was assumed that
the FBI inquiry is directed SIM
ply at finding out who, if any one.
ordered 1t. Shimon to listen in on
a telephone conversation.
Request Refused.
The FBI came into the picture
after Chairman Nicely of the Sen
ate District Committee asked the
Justice Department to give Police
Superintendent Robert j. Barrett
permission to furnish his copy of
the Shimon report to the COM
mittee.
Senator Neely disclosed yester-
day that the Justice Department
had refused this request. He said
the reason given by the Justice
Department was that the FBI was
making an investigation.
Senator Neely said he did not
ask the Justice Department why
it waited 10 months before asking
the FBI to look into the case.
Although Senator Nicely has de.
layed presenting the Shimon case
to his committee until he coulc
get the report. he said yesterday
he will give the committee what
information he has at its next
meeting.
Hughes Wire Involved.
The committee then could ask
Maj. Barrett or the two police
officials who made the Shimon in.
vestigation to testify.
Those who have seen the report
say it contains statement thai
Howard Hughes telephone wa.
tapped during the Senate War In.
vestigating Committees 1947 hear.
ings on the airplane manufactur.
er'S contracts.
The statement, according tt
these sources, was made by Pvt
John McHale, who worked under
1t. Shimon when the latter wa:
chief investigator in the United
States Attorneys Office. The po
lice report on the Shimon case i.
also said to have statements by
other policemen then working un.
der 1t. Shimon.
The FBI has already started
Questioning these men at police
headquarters. it was learned, anc
presumably will also interview 1t
Shimon.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

fiscal Sc t u p
and to Sc e k
m e a n S to cut
costs or prevent
them from ris-
ing.
The new en-
deavor will be
directed by A.
j. Horn, former
mayor of Lo-
rain, Ohio. who
join e d t h e
board last May.
There will be
a special advi-
sorry committee
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Trade Board 10 Study
D. {. Fiscal System,
Ways TO Cut Costs

The Board of Trade announced
yesterday q director for it's new
Municipal Research and Tax De-
partment to study the Districts
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20

Accompanied by his wife, Cath
crime, DR.. Patterson will sail from
New York on the Queen Mary,
81, and return to New York by
air, Feb. 27.
Among the nations he will visit
Great Britain, Sweden, Denmark,
Germany, Italy, France, Gambia,
Sierra Leone, Liberia, the Gold
Coast, Nigeria, and the Belgian
Congo.
D. Patterson or bis tour wants
to learn more about the world of
color. His trip is being sponsored
by the Phelps-Stokes fund Che is
q member Of the board) and
Tuskegee. Of his trip DR.. Patter-
son said:
"The shrinking size of the word
and the growing dependence of
peoples of all c%olors, races, and
creeds upon one another makes it
imperative for an educator to
gain an intimate and first hand
knowledge of the world.
81 am particularly interested
in the world of color. Africa is
emerging rapidly. Craftsmen and
skilled artisans will play a large
part in this continents develop
ment. Many Africans will be sent
to the United States for training.
Appreciation of their problems and
background will be helpful to edu-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20
Gators who will teach them here

Gators who will teach them here"
The noted educator will spend
the last half of his trip in Africa.
There, he will visit Dakar in
French West Africa, Barthhurst,
Gambia, Freetown, Sierra Leone,
Monrovia, Liberia, Accra, Gold
Coast, Lagos, Nigeria, and the
Belgian Congo.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20
By AMP

PETERSBURG, Va. (ANP)-
Leading educators from all over
the nation made the campus of
Virginia State college the educa-
tional capital of the nation as DR..
r. P. Daniel was officially inau-
graute as president of the school,
Saturday, Oct. IA.
Students and visitors jammed
The auditorium of Virginia hall at
1890 an. for the official cere-
monies. Leonard j. Muse of the
Virginia State Board of Educa-
ton presided. Blake T. Newton,
president of the state board, Of
Education presided. Blake T New
ton, president of the state board,
officially indicted DR.. Daniel in
to office.
Heading the list of speakers
was Gov. John S. Battle of Virgin
ia. He brought official solutes
from he commonwealth. Other
speakers included:
DIR. John W. Gore, president of
Florida AIM college; the Rev.
Paul A. Bishop, president of the
General Baptist State Convention
of North Carolina; DIR. w. T. San
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20

Refrigerator ice trays need to
be washed often. Use warm soapy
water; hot water removes the wax
surface film which helps make it
easy to remove ice cubes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20
Educational News

ger, president of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia; DIR. Rufus B.
Atwood, president of Kentucky
State college; and DR.. Dowell J.
Howard, superintendent of public
instruction for Virginia.
DR.. Richard I. Mckinney, acting
director of religious activities at
Virginia State, gave the invoca-
ton, and DR.. Mordecai w. John
son, president of Howard universe
ty, delivered the closing prayer.
Music was supplied by the
schools A Cappella choir directed
by Robert A. Henry and David E.
Carroll at the organ.
Other activities of the day in
Guided a luncheon at Jones dining
hall, a parade and review by the
college ROTC, and the presidents
reception.
X x x
Tuskegee President To Travel
In Europe, Africa
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE GAN
P)- DR.. F. d. Patterson, presi-
dent of Tuskegee institute, will
take a four month tour of Europe
and Africa covering steps in ~
nations.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-20

His longest stop will be in Lii
IBERIA where he will stay, Jan. a.
II.
Evening star., 1950-01-24
Lowell Thomas Sees
Japan as Anti-Red Ally

The japanese could become
Americas first line of defense
against communism, if the oc-
cupation Is wisely handled, Lowell
Thomas, the news commentator,
said last night.
He made the statement during
commentary on an aerial color
film of a trip around the world.
witnessed by more than 5000 per-
sons in Constitution Hall. 1t was
his first public appearance since
his recovery from a fall last Sep
tember II from a half-wild mule
in Tibet. Mr.. Thomas appeared on
crutches. but he said he felt fine. p"
The movie was presented on the
Washington Town Halls series Of
lectures. produced by Karla Hill.
Mr.. Thomas was accompanied by
his son, Lowell. jr.. who also
participated in the commentary.
The pictures were based on a
flight made by Mr.. Thomas, partly
in company of Gen. H. H. Arnold,
the late Air Force chief, and on a
fight made by the son with Sec
retary Symington of the Air Force.
The commentator termed as
silly" accusations he said were
made by Russia. to the effect that
he headed q plot to take over Tibet
for the "imperialistic United
States" He said his recent trip to
Tibet took place because he con-
sidered q journey to Lhasa. the
capital, to be the ultimate for any
traveller.
Evening star., 1950-01-24
Masonic Lodge Marks
Anniversary Toniqht

Samuel Gompers Masonic lodge
No. As will observe its 25th ami
versary tonight.
The lodge will meet at 7:30 pm
in Stansbury Temple. Georgia and
Missouri avenues NV, Sigmund
AIDES, worshipful master of the
lodge, announced. At the same
time, wives of members will hold
fashion show in the Hotel Stat
ler, where they will be Joined
later by their husbands for
| dancing.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

NEW HOME, masonry construction.
heat, 2 bedrms.. elec. stove. refgr.,
automatic washing, machine, steel
KIT: cabinets; dd .i ayaila6i.e about Oct.
! RMS, 4 BEDRMs., ~ baths, gas
furn. 4216 7th NV. IA. e679.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-conv. loo. on
Conn, ave-; semi-furn.: 4 bedrms.,
rS 6aths ssaS On p:4 Sd mo psdsmi IwrRn R9th 0 On
NEW a-BEDRooM RAMBLER NIB RI near
Lee hwy. and Glebe rd buses. avail
able L, IL immed.; refs. exchanged. IA.
ssos sath AVE. EastDines. East
heat. Key at $500. S75 80 per
mo. WALKER 4 DUNLOP. 1900
18th st. DI. 0222, i
1886 IRVING ST. .N.W.-Brick house.
81 SIoo Large dn bsdrn snd with 4 bath
equipped kit. bsmt., with fun bath
AkIiNG3oN-s Ri ;tiId BEDRMs., REC.
Em.' Hn d% ESuIPi IFoo KIT PORCH s166
plenty space for garden and privacy;
8 mi. D. c. line via new Indian
head hwy, P. G. c., Md; SI25 mo.
GEO. s. KING co. Est. 1895, LU.
BRIGHTWooD, 6019 4th st. NV
Vacant; S150 month. year or longer
for less, 8 rooms. semidetached
brick; extra heated porch room, fire.
place, built-in bookcases; nice yard;
busline l block; schools blocks.
Call SHERIDAN REALTY, RA. 1143.
80
2 HOUSES rms. and bath; 4 bed
rms; miles south of Alex, Fran
Telephone or. 1897. "a
3 BEDROOMS, den, large living room
with fireplace, dining room, maids
room, modern kitchen, l " baths, oil
heat; elementary, high and parochial
schools; 2lS acres; plenty of shade;
S125 mo. washington Grove, Md,
Gaithershurg 276. il
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STORE. new. prod. fruit. mag =,
Chase, truck. sacr. RA. 1892. Non.
FOR RENT-Ge neral store with gaso-
line pumps and 5-rm. apt; Going
business on Colesville I'd. Silver
Spring area: $3.50 per mo-. suitable
tEsaSe; Es5t FRANk L; a61EGW H61EGWETT CO.. s4S5
oPPoar6N1TEYF fSa5Ga ff ~ d fgoqi litettme-wbS,e-
sale drug and notion business for
sale: established route: new truck;
immediate earnings; small cash in
vestment. Owner has other business
interest; $500 cash. Call WA. 0656.
SACRIFICE, must sell immediately,
. $4,000 clean stock, further details II
&c GSll MI; 1929 10 a;m.-s pm. l.
MOTOR COURT, Highway No. /. So,
81 Salsnce MashinsseHnonly aa S9Go Sl3 oo9 down
to prospective buyer; AAA recon-
mended. OWNER, Box 1s6-x, Star.
FLORIST, must sell flower Shop.
e. D9e t.,, TO other interest. No logical
to own your own own dover SS1e osRor'uRitS sRop Wiz
a very low payment. For details
SMALL HOTEL, for sale, with many
bathrooms; Box 2Ul-B Star. 2s
VWNEn DEolhES actlpe partner With
tablished automobile business. Al
location. Excellent facilities. Popular
new-car leadership available. Must
act at once. Correspondence strictly
confidential. Box POST. Star. Il
Building, 2nd-f. space now available.
Fronting on 14th st, ideal location
for retail business, insurance broker.
etc. For inspection see Mr.. Dean or
call LEGUM 81 GERBER REALTY
CO., AID. 1900. -3
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK-A
very gracious home on one OF the
parks; a white brick Of Colonial
architecture with wood-burning fire.
places in Living rm. and library; 8
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd A.; large
bedrm. and bath on 3rd; gas a.-c.h.:: !:
near schools, transp.. shopping. Call
Mrs; JKR1enTneE, OIL. 1894. with THos.
WOODS Attractive det.
brk.. on beautiful wooded lot; lge.
den. twin-size bedrms., 2 baths;
needs renovatipg; bound to sell at
price obtainable. Ewes. call AID.
1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
wooDs-spacious center
hall brk, Colonial with slate roof,
frontage; 6 rms. DIV. rm. 14x245. 3
baths; should sell quickly at new
FRASK 5. @ PH1LLIPss, 81 81. III 14i1. . @i
ST.. near Calvert st. NV.
10. rms, 2 baths. oil heat, garage;
excellent for. rooming or guesthouse;
consider as low as $1,000 down, bal
mo-; poss. with settlement. E. A.
GARvEY (9wner1' DI; 45os, 9 to
s1pl. ! ! a'@; 1;E apa ssao 3 to pm; ewes. and
CHEVY CHASE, p. ca clese-in ie-
slate roof, Colonial residence, on a
quiet. street, with powder room on
1st, floor. bedrooms, . baths on
End. Aforementioned heat with gas
pes defashsd Ct s p1opef6s a. IT,
Once open Until g. E6w. wa. H.
IoNEs g. CO.. INC. Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1950-09-30

Bradley Hills Area Lovely home on
5-acre lot: first floor, liv. rm. dining
rm., kit, library and powder room
second floor. three bedrms.. two
baths: basement, recreation room
with fireplace; maids room and bath
$3.50. Call Mrs. Christman ALLIEr
REALTY CORP, 800 Wis. ave-
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIPLOMATIC FAMILY desires 3-bed-
room, nicely furnished home; NV.
section, HU. SIG. .
PENTAGON OFFICIAL needs 3-bed,
rm. house or apt; conv to Penta.
gon; by Oct. 10. 10. 3-6637. -
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING the
rental of your property in nearby
Virginia, call or write for full in
formation on our rental-manage-
ment service. ARFAX REALTY,
727 Lee hwy. Falls Church 1850.
2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE or apt,
Chevy Chase or upper Conn. ave,
from Oct. 20 to June 1. wanted by
Naval oficer awaiting retirement;
wife and 16-yr. daughter plus
housebroken cocker spaniel; con-
siderate tenants. Phone OIL. 1863.
NV. d. C. ONLY-Unfurnished lge
liv. rm. .-din rm. combination with
firepl.. fully equipped kit. 3 mas
ter bedrms.. . baths; patio, gar
den or porch. or. S059. .
EXECUTIVE, permanent and respon-
stble, desires 4-bedroom. 2a baths.
den, unfurnished house in n W. sec
ton, Chevy Chase or Spring Val
ley preferred. by Nov. Is; up to
$3.50 Call OIL. 4053. So
Evening star., 1950-09-30
MOUNT PLEASANT

4-bedrm. det home, overlooking park;
recently decorated, liv. rm. has fire.
place and very attrac. book shelves,
has nice din. rm. and lovely mod
erniZed kitchen, 2 glassed-in rear
porches and a front porch; oil
heated: reduced to Sl7,95o. Call
Mr.. Ruark, SH. 4436, with FIDEL-
ITY INVESTMENT CO, IA. 2431.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BANCROFT PLACE
BRIGHTWOOD AREA

Lovely row brick contains firepl.,
Step-up dining rm. with ornamental
iron railing. kit. with dinette space.
front porch. 3 lovely bedrms. on I'd
mr.; with lovely Hollywood bath q
colors OF ttlel. beautifully finished
recre. rm. with bar in hsmt. Large
lof, garage; excel. cond.; convenient
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. l01
Evening star., 1950-09-30
PFTWORTH

6-rm, row brick house next
to corner. most convenient location
immaculate condition; newly deco
rated; gas. heat, 2 large. screened
iier; carpeted halls and stairs;
extra closets. Price, SIS $50 Phone
MR.. BLACKSTONE, GE. 1859 or
WI. 6558. for appointment. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-30
1417 K st, NV,
MT PLEASANT

Excellent row brilk home containing
six bedrooms g with running water)
and two baths; oil heat; needs some
redecorating. but good value at
$l7,500. Call Mrs. Carter, MA. $500:
evenings. OR. 1854.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
LAY K Street NV -3n
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FURNISHED

GEoRGETowN-october 1st. furn..
bedrms., 2 baths, S275 no. open
i, to l., Sun. or call MI. 2ls9.
siBEpRa. isEG ss[d BRIck. 4. 1m baths. screened
Catholic Univ. $l25 mo. Box 420-
snB-LET Hi LET for year. well furn. A.
bedrm. 2-beth home. conv. schools
,ssnd snd sh1pgi.E; VI VI; 479S, o,u
E%i cellar ss 0ssaf asrFett Doreh W.
a4sEb;RooM 4sff; MASONRY HOME, ige.
corner lot: vacant; avail. immedi-
a3tely $15 pei per mo; for WppFoR f15theE lR-
Lovely 3-BEDRooM. : bath, det.
near Monastery, school and transp; !;
beaut. furn.. recently redecorated;
features Haan + rec rm equipped Laundry,
SlS7 30 mo-: shown by app't to
qualified applicants. Call MR..
GEDNEY, AID. 1900. for appoint
BETHEsDA-Near Naval Hospital;
firepl. and rec. rm. for entertaining.
Rent, S150. Call OIL. 1929, between
DESIRABLE STONE and clapboard 3
asyand sfdrSGm noe5 npnshed hqnfs u atae nfass
tive, grounds: fenced garden, outside
CO. INC, 73s 18th st. NV; DI.
a-BEDRooM BUNGALOW, furnished
Hills district: UN. 0469. i.
CHERRYDALE, VA. Two-bedroom
Sii5; fSrn.. si46 mo- AsKuus Is Il;
eFRndT EEA6Ty H69IsE G9 OK 9nd 2s52; 6sth acre If
0 land; nice % fruit: an1 near sr Naval d't5 Ord d
For information, call Ii. 4-1334,
from 8 to s; call Ii. 6-1745, after
Detached BRICK HOME, close o to
iavatory, kitchen with breakfast
space, screened porch, 2-car attached
garage; 2nd floor. 3 large. bedrms,
modern baths; auto; heat; immac-
borhood; available about Nov. i to
SMITH, INC. 14ls H st. NV, DI.
9057; ewes. and week ends, WI. 9474.
1st FLOOR. den, living. dining, 2 bed
rms. bath With shower; End. large
bedrm.-liv. nm. bath; storage space.
do double garage. oil heat; adults only.
ESTATE-is mi. from Dupont Cir
Gle; aa isolated; lated good goads; | mi. rail-
yIERs MILL VILLAGE. S. S., well
located 2-bedroom bungalow, full
bsmt.; walking distance, to grade
tSI1sr tTansp; at rstt trontt door; door; 9 $50 no.
MASTER. 10. 5-2772.
ARLINGTON-Brick Colonial: 6 rms,
full bsmt.., fireplace; lge. fenced lot,
auto. washer; l blk. school bus;
bus to D. & "a. eony ny ssss to shops and
81. FOO. Reaitor. w WI. s41s. 80
FURNISHED HOUSE. 8 bdrms., bath.
wheaton, sii. spr.. Nd; i blk. from
shop. cen, mr.. schools, trans. etc.
Ref; Call 10. 6-1709. Il
CHEVY CHASE. between the clubs:
SeaT Ee snops ad tIs1s 81
Walk 70 PENTAGoN-oniy zoo
yds. to Navy Annex. 3 bedrms.. brick,
furn: rec: room, fireplace. FENCED
is9s; 19mGd .ves' 9seuPfncS VIa Sosss ssi6o mo- 9w'
TWO Miles, ~ PPESSsTIAGoN-Three
bedrms.. tiled bath, shower. bsmt.
yard: cow. bus, school, shop; $3.50.
MI. 3065. Il
EXCEPTIONALLY attr. 3-bedrm. brk.
house on besut. cor. lot Kensington.
Conv. to Naval HOSP; Ras a-c,; well
furnished; 500 mo-; avail. Oct. l.
Mr.. STEDMAN. CO. 0s00. /"
BETHESDA-Two bedrooms and bath,
liv. rn., dining rm., sun rm.; gas
heat; screened porch and garage;
Bradley Hills Area Lovely home on
5-acre lot: first floor, liv. rm.. dining
rm., kit, library and powder room:
second floor. three bedrms.. two
baths: basement. recreation room
with fireplace; maids room and bath.
$3.50. Call Mrs. Christman. ALLIED
REALTY CORP. 800 Wis. ave-,
WI 6649.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
APARTMENTS oUT-oE-ToWN
b3h 18th AVE. NE.

ST. PETFRsBuRG, FLORIDA
Apartment consisting Of living room,
bedroom with twin beds, tiled bath
and kitchen, electric refrigera tor
and stove, private entrance and gas
heat; 5000, from October through
April: Efficiency apartment, $500
for season. IL
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES TO SHARE

SHARE, travelling salesman; immacu-
late bungalow. opposite grade
school; c ngenia. couple or 2 eni-
rloyed ladies share large gas heated
home; conv. transp.; lovely fenced
ture low cost to parties helping
care for home in owners absence;
never rented; unlim. phone. Ewes,
LA. 6-6795. i
PORTER ST, near Conn.-vacancy
for young man with group Of COL
iege graduates in large house. WO.
SILVER sPRING-Lady will share
home with employed persons; sep.
kit; all privi'. 81. 2217. 3
MOTHER, 27, and 3-yr -old daughter
will share new 2 bedrm. home in
Kensington. Large yard. Bendix.
TV. Child accented LO. h-3464 II
Evening star., 1950-09-30
Rockville, Md.

furn. house; liv. rm., Q
bedrms., bath, kit and large fin-
iished rm on End floor: big corner
lot; 81 30 per mo: years lease. MRS.
deBECK, Rockville 4543. .
Evening star., 1950-09-30
CATHEDRAL VICINITY
5 BEDROOMS


THE FINEST POSSIBLE IN
MATERIALS
THE STURDIEST POSSIBLE
IN CONSTRUCTION
Brick and hollow tile walls,
oak noors, exquisite walnut
trim. and double windows
throughout This house of
most exceptional quality. built
IN 1880. stands on a large,
level lot. with a 2-car garage:
one block from the Cathedral:
st floor has beautiful living
room lSx24 it.. large dining
room, study, large kitchen. ex-
cellent pantries and lavatory;
End floor has l single and 4
double bedrooms, 212 baths.
and splendid closets. There Is
a large. floored attic. and ex-
cellent basement with laundry,
lavatory. wine cellar, and
sarden:-level room; oil hot
At THE PRICE OF s43,boo
THIS HOUSE SHOULD BE
NSPECTED AT ONCE.
Call Mrs. Hanbury. MI. 3022
or DE. 7115
Dorothy @. Wood, Real Estate
1881 P ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

8 BEDROOMS, liv.. bath, kit. fully
equip; excel. condition and loc.;
$4,000 on terms. Box 215-B, Star.
NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection l to 8; End f., nice loca-
tion. bedrm. unit for sale. Will
decorate to suit purchaser. Pcs
session. Total price only S5.9SO.
terms. Sales office in Administra-
ton Bldg. Both and Naylor I'd. se
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
on Sat Sun; evenings, call OR
576l OF TW 1191.
BASEMENT APARTMENT rooms
and bath; S3.S00, $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BRIGHTWOOD

Near 14th and Rittenhouse sts. First
time on market for this newly dec
condition; oil h.-w.h.; garage: lava
tory in basement: immediate possess
sion; near all conveniences; excel
lent terms. Call Mr.. Mott, EX.
24S0; ewes. TIE. 3050. Exclusive
with
FRED A SMITH 70
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY
Worthwhile Values That Merit Your
INSPECTION
Chevy Chase, D. C.
1919 KanaWha st. NV.
q Redrnnns-0 Rathc

Delight lily located west OF
Con ecticut Ave, near every
convenience. Beautiful living
porch, space for 1st floor lava
try; gas heat; garage. Needs
some redecorating but will make
fine home for some large
family that wants a good en-
vironment at the reasonable
price of S23,500. Owner very
anyious to sell. Mr.. Wyvsl, on
premises or phone GE. a21s.
Driv' out Connecticut Ave. to
Kanawha st., left to home.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE--NW.

4917 ARKANSAS AvE.-Seyen rooms,
two baths, two inclosed porches; full
basement, 2 outside entrances. oil
h.-w.h.; large corner lot with fruit
trees. Price, SIS.500. Open Sat,
Sun, 2-6 pm. OWNER, ia. 9377.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. l113 Eth ST NV
BRIGHTWQQn

Near New Hampshire aye.-Studio-
type brick home. Features Include
living room with fireplace, modern
Kitchen, three nice bedrooms. three
tile baths. beautifully finished base
ment, detached garage. Reasonable
gown payment. CONGRESS REALTY
co, DI. 1852; ewes, CHI. 1000.
Ext. 624.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
HAWTHORN


NEW DE LUKE RAMBLERS, IN D. C.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-6 PM.
Inspect these beautiful brick ram
blers this week end. Located in
wooded Rock Greek Park area in a
planned and restricted community,
these homes are nearing completion
and purchasers may select their in
terror colors; Featuring, lge. rms,
picture :. windows, Wind full L,n. bsmt. With
contain liv. .rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, elec. kit. with breakfast
space. One cor' 'ains combination
liv. m.-dining IIn.. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, cleo. kit: with breakfast
space. Priced at S32. 900 and S34,
900. Substantial cash, and balance
well financed. Located in a commu-
nifty of new homes with comparable
value. Mr.. Holmes, EN-. $685.. Direc-
tions: Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase
Circle: right on Western ave. to
32nd ST.: right on 32nd st. to RAM
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
IEyrluSira
Evening star., 1950-09-30
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

IF you WANT TO MOVE and save,
Legal. long distance: s.
PARKS TRANSFER-Movin at your
conv., also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1897. AID. 1920. q
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
any time, Mr.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storaee if
separate rooms expert packing.
eo econf ihS Mo o.o@ ssf oSs 9NroN STORAGE
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-We
do any lob recurring truck. PEASE
IT's YOUR MOVE? For expert NOV
cali EA-GI JOHN. Ho. 5s1s. is
Evening star., 1950-09-30
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
fEXclusive Agent)
101h 18th s. N W MA r31Q -
MASS. AVE. PARK

Fine home in good condition; 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths and large heated,
inclosed porch suitable for 4th bed
room on second floor; living room.
dining room, library, modern kit
chen, rear porch on first floor;
maids bath in basement; Oil heat.
2-car garage; stairway to storage
attic; semidetached. Call Mr.. Shac-
kleford. MA. $500; ewes. and week
ends. 81. G60S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
SHEPHERD PARK NV.

044AI4 44J4VA Z 144V14 NV
A distinctive residence Of
stone, brick and stucco con-
sSructioni ideally located Just
on upper 18th st.; near school
and all other conven;ences;
individual In appearance and
arrangement; 1t has rooms
and lavatory on the 1st floor
and 3 bedrooms and baths
on the 2nd floor; beautiful
fittings and appointments
throughout; built-in garage.
The price is only S29.950. is
as attractive as the home.
Phone Mr., Evans. WO. 0290.
SHANNON & LUCHS co