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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
Pvt. Laura d.
Evans Local WAC
Visiting Parents

Private Laura D. Evans, %, is
enjoying 15-day leave
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Evans of 229 Green Street
in Jackson, before reporting to
Fort Dix, New Jersey, for her new
assignment in Germany.
Laura enlisted in the WAC
(Women in the Army Corpse at
the Jackson Recruiting Main Sta
ton, February A, 1949, and COM
Ipleted her basic training at Camp
Lee, Virginia, in April 1949.
After attending an eight-week
IClerk-Typist Course, Laura was as
signed to the Adjutant Generals
Department as a Clerk-Typist at
Fort Dix, New Jersey.
Prior to entering the service,
Laura was employed at the Baptist
Hospital. She is a graduate of the
ILanier High School, class of 1913,
and was member of the Dramat-
lies Club.
Private Evans stated that she
I"really likes the WAC's" and is
looking forward to her trip to Ger
many where she will be assigned
as a Clerk-Typist.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
"LOst Boundaries"
Wants To Know Why
1t Can't Show Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga. - (Atlas) -
Samuel Rosenman, representing
RD-DR Corp. and Film Classics,
producers and distributors of the
films, "Lost Boundaries" wants to
know why "Lost Boundaries" can't
be shown in the city of Atlanta.
The film was banned by censor,
Christine Smith last July on the
ground that it imposes on the ex-
position of ideas, and its standards
are too broad. The Producers and
Distributors are contending that
Miss Smiths blackout of the pic
ture is unconstitutional under the
First Amendment to the Federal
Constitution, which guarantees
freedom of speech and to the
press.
j. M. B. Bloodworth, represent
ing Miss Smith, opposed his ar
gument citing a U. S. Supreme
Court decision in 1915, which i'm
plies that movies, as "spectacles,"
do not come under the first amend
ment.
Rosenman told the court: "mov-
les are no longer a spectacle, but
a medium of information and opin-
ion, as much or more than they
are mere amusement"
"Our interests" declared Rosen-
man, ego beyond those of my
client and Of the motion picture
industry; they should be of con-
Germ to all Americans interested
in their freedom"
Final decision on the showing
of the film in Atlanta, rests with
Judge M. Neil Andrews after the
Federal Jurist studies briefs sub
mitted in the case by Samuel Ros-
enman, Representing the produc-
ers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
High Cost For New
Negro Hospital
In Dixie
BY RAY LAWRENCE

CHARLESTON, S. C. - (AT-
LAS) : 1t shouldn't be necessary
for a building committee to be or
ganized to enlist volunteer work
ers to enroll to raise money to
build new Negro Hospital. Yet
that is precisely what happened
in the City of Charleston.
A building committee was or
ganized at a large mass meeting
on Feb. IA in the Morris Brown
AME church for the purpose of
raising upward of $150,000 toward
a new 100000 Negro Hospital
and Training School for Nurses,
1876 Cannon Street.
The steering committee has set
the goal in the hopes that an addi-
tional $250,000 may be obtained
through federal, state and county
sources in order to make possible
the construction of the 100000
hospital
In an effort to raise the $780,
900, Volunteer workers will be en-
rolled. They will conduct house-to-
house campaigns throughout the
Charleston area in an effort to
raise the money.
Hospital care is necessity for
all citizens, but it can hardly be a
sole responsibility of a local or
municipal government where seq
regation is an established practice.
The cost is too high.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
Chieago's 0Iivet
Baptist Makes
Pastor $4,000
Gift

CHICAGO - Famed Olivet Bap-
fist Church here is pastored by the
eloquent DIR. j. III. Jackson, vice
president of the National Baptist
convention. Long known as one of
the leading churches in the coun-
try, Olivet demonstrated its finan-
cial prominence recently when it
presented the Rev. Jackson, a spe-
cial gift of $4,000 through action
of its executive board. A month
before on his eighth anniversary
they had presented him $4,000. AL
ready the recipient of regular
income from the church of $4,000
to $4,000 year, through the adj
ditional gift, the pastor assumes a
post of leadership as ore of the
best paid ministers in the country
serving a legitimate church.
The offer made last month
comes as a result of DR.. Jackson's
report on the particularly effec-
tive work he had accomplished in
saving for Olivet Baptist Church,
its present site. The Chicago Land
Clearing commission is clearing
out the entire area from 31st to
35th erected there by the New York
Life Insurance company. Its oc-
.cupancy is expected to be inter
racial.
STABILITY DESIRED
Whatever other churches there
are in the area probably will be
demolished as a result of the clear
ing away of the slum district
which the area has become. Olivet,
IA landmark among white protest
ants before even Negroes moved
into the area has been a famous
spot in the Baptist denomination
for many years. The congregation
did not wish to move.
DR.. Jackson entered actively in
to the slum clearance program. He
made trip to New York City to
inspect the Riverton houses erect
ed by the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company. That project, how
ever, is completely segregated.
Chicago hopes to escape this con-
dition and at the same time relieve
somewhat its terrible housing sit
uation. The church evidenced its
satisfaction and relief by reward
ing the pastor for his clever work.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18

Magnificent! Gigantic! Wonder
full! These are the only terms to
be used to tell the public of jack
son about the West African Art
Exhibition to be held at Jackson
College Auditorium, February II
through 10. President Jacob l..
Reddix has brought to the city al
most every phase of genuine Afri-
can art including carvings of ivory,
wood and stone; works done in
gold, silver and brass; textiles of
cotton, fiber and rubber and even
ceremonial trappings of the ancient
Chieftains of mighty Tribes of
West Africa.
The College feels that there is
a definite need for everyone to
share in this rich cultural exper-
fence and to that end has reserved
Friday from 900 A. M. to 1900
Noon and from 100 P. MS P. NJ.
for School children in the city while
Saturday from 900 A. M. to 1900
Noon has been set aside for School
children out of the city. The Adult
Programmes promise the greatest
of interest and these will be on
Friday and Saturday beginning at
"a p. m. and on Sunday beginning
at p. m.
Added to these arrays of in
teresting items, President Reddix
will be presenting to the Public
DR.. Charles Dawson, who will be
the guest Curator during the Ex-
hibition. DR.. Dawson is we'll known
to all in the field of Art, not mere
ly because of his present post as
Curator of the Tuskegee Carver
Collection but because of his excel
lent work done during the World
Fair in his own field Of operation.
He is recognized as an authority
in African Art and it would be
most beneficial to students and lay
men alike to participate in the
Seminars that will center around
the subject of African Art. The
other visitor whom DR.. Reddix has
brought to Jackson is DIR. V. Hora-
ito Henry, British Anthropologist
and Educator whose years of ex-
perience in West Africa will en-
able him to present to the audience
first-hand information about Afri-
ca and its people in the field of
Art. The local participants are Mr..
Lawrence Jones, Director of Art,
Jackson College and whose war
work has gained him a good repu-
tation; Mr.. Rogie Clark Director
Of the Music Department and who
is good expondent of Negro Folk
Music and Mrs. E. Lipscomb, the
College Librarian whose intimacy
with Negro Publications will assist
everyone concerned in this Exhibi-
ton.
This exhibition will be worthy of
public and official consideration.
Those who intend to visit the ex-
hibit will reap educational expert
ences that will prove to be q last
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
UN Asked To Study
Africa Economics

NEW YORK - The Economic
and Social Council of the United
Nations has been asked by the
World Federation of United Ma
tons Associations to give consid-
GRAFTON to the economic situation
of Africa. The Federation request
ed ECOSOC to undertake an eco
nomic survey as a prelude to the
inclusion of the African continent
in the UN Technical Assistance of
point Four" Program. Africa,
which is not directly represented
on the Council, is the only under
developed area which has not yet
been subject of such survey by
the UN.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18

an interrelated nexus with bad
housing. Because of the lack of
effective positive measures, there
are to be found in every city
dwellings which violated no law
when they were erected, but
which, judged by modern stand
ards, are entirely inadequate, and
which could not be erected under
any modern building code. Chang
es in housing standards have been
so rapid that some dwellings which
were considered modern in their
time have become part of the
slums of today.
Many of our people are housed
in these types of dwellings,. Is
your family enjoying running
water, private bath, flush toilet,
electric lights and plenty of cleo
trical outlets, clean decorated
rooms, plenty of roomy closets?
II not Why not secure for them
che Of the modern, garden type
] k son Apartments? These
apartments offer all the above
conveniences and at very low cost.
Some consider the $4,000 per
month rental of a 2 bedroom
apartment on the basis of $500
per week which is incorrect, be-
cause $4,000 multiplied by ~
months equals $4,000 for one
years rent. Now, when we null
tiply 81 weeks, which makes ore
year, by 5000 we get $468.0O, a
difference of $4,000 Zone months
rent). Actually at the $4,000 per
month rental you are only pay
ing 1886 1913 per week. The
same is true of the $31.00 rental
fer the l bedroom apartment.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18
xxx On Run Again

WATERFORD, S. C-(Atlas)
Two crosses were burned in the
Smoaks section of Collector Coun-
ty over the weekend. Deputy
Sheriff, M. w. Alderman of Ack-
erman said one was discovered
Saturday night and another last
night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-18

You actually pay only S7.15 5j13
per week and not SITS as some
have figured. Again one months
rent is saved by renting by the
month instead of by the week.
Think this through.
Payne Bus goes to and from the
project. The thirty day prefer
ence to Veterans ended Feb. Is.
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H. G.. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. 5000.
PARK VIEW APIS.
SILVER SPRING
APARTMENTS WANTED

PROF. COUPLE desire temporary
sublet or rent small furn. apt, 8
mo-, immed.; refs; good care guar
anteed: nr. NV, or Georgetown pref.
yo9Nd U1 a47si ISD1 ms Govt, sEes employed ls de-
unfurnished, less than S55 mo. 10.
-2-5230 after 8 pm. 12'
ARLINGTON-Nice, small furn. apt.
PVT. bath; professional couple, Box
pEpEEDAsIE paadsNi eli WHITE COUPLE de.
sire apt: in exeh. for maintenance or
gen s,.' work ewes. for man. Box ios-
usf5aN N JIM s-RM. APT. in wash. ASH or
gorking couple. TU. i74o after
eoyr. yE ''4 Executive .Ass1sTANsf- sI
(Woman), age 3s, desires unfurn.
nv, nv y rafoma M ls; Pk.. 81 Cd quse :. s. aeSr *.
EFTFf1eiIENicsYi EFF1cIENcY APARTMENT. unfarn. /;
responsible girl Northwest section.
pI 1899 after Pm: 12'
furn. or unfurn. desired, Conn. ave.
$50. GE, 64Ss after 8. -. "
EMPL. CPLE. desire small or efic
apt f9rn; or untnrn., NV. BY Jan.
FEB rel nx o. Sec, alf2 f8rn. OF to uaiuln 81 H.
rm.. pvt. bath; near transp. State
price; quiet cple. Box 452-R, Star.
THREE ROOMS and bath. $50 or
less; s.e., Congress Hts; unfurn.
preferreeSda; eSao no objection TO children.
EMPLOYED young married couple,
apartment in Arlington. preferably
in So. Arl.; no smoking, no drinking,
no children, no pets. CH. 5642.
TWO GIRLS want furnished apt, con-
venient to State Department or
GEORGETOWN; good references: to
$l00. Michigan s241 after 8 pm.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS. permanent,
good refs, desire apt. in NV. section.
Call RA. 0942 after pm. 13'
STUDENT and wife need / bedrm.,
pvt. kitchen and bath, near c. o.,
ne. section. Address q. C. W., 1874
1o9se Rslatsld cSurfE 81 Hf: desire s-rm la. fur.
nished apt, kit. and bath, by Jan.
EFF. APT. BY Feb. LIST, NV. sec..
apt. bldg. pref, furn. or unfurn.,
BY matured woman, Govt. employe.
Box 490-R, Star. 13s
Evening star., 1950-01-12

CHEVY CHAsE.sI65 per month;
screened porch and garage; in ex-
P6iJ5 P6HiIJ5IlTPPssS; lPsS CANDY q q e sE1L5ER. JaaR. iNGs
h.-w.h., stove. refgr:; nr. Southern
sEM1bfrs izs Ss sbG2 ag Ax s5eaim
Msse REHse suburban Honse ya WEA% 2q min nKog t5sn
AL zfo N. ~asni J. AVE. Hsas SCI R sr ssoS Capitol
newly painted and papered through
out; immed. poss. MA. e4as; ewes,
NEaRBY fai sTS4' MISUNDERSTANDING
behf Bedrms. no%f il Th baths, so' fecr. r den, T.
garage; oil heat; avail. FEB. /.
SEIDENsPINNER. Realtor. WA.
e. .Vtai CAPITOL sT.-s-rm., a-bath row
letting; as, n sl26 mo. FIR. 5l1g or
s.RooM sRi 5SlG BUNGALOW mr.. st. JaS john.
Catholic Church. Forest Glen. ST..
1922 for appointment. Ia
ALEX.IEGonv; to Pent. by bus or
Ssdrs sd srk v dqDlex q se 1ust Sn.ss dseoT r.w2
tremendous closets, lge. front and
back yards, all lawn. full bsmt.,
close to schools. stores, peri. for
children. avail. any time, owner s
choice of tenants. s East Myrtle st.
or call KI. S-SS14.
OFF SHIRLEY HWY.-Brick, 8 bed
rms, lily. rm., fireplace. lge. dining
rm-, fully equip. kit, scr. porch, fin.
bsmt.; lge. lot: Just redec compl. !;
g minis. to Pentagon, Is minis. to
central p; G; $40. CH. e706.
month: a 6-rm. and bath row brick,
FRANK j. VoLKMAN. EN-. 1865. /.
SMALL GROOM HOUSE for rent
= Large yard; $50 per month. 5000
Berwyn I'd, Berwyn, Md.
old brick; 2-story Colonial; / or
2 VI, lease: $146 per mo- Call
sg 500 lt}rsn,Is,J% III 2 Pm; 1Ne MNoNTdSM; ON
Evening star., 1950-01-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3-BEDRM. HOUSE, NV. section or
suburban area; UP to $115. OIL.
REAR ADMIRAL, Danish Embassy,
desires prior March /. unfurn. house.
ga bedrms., Spring Valley or other
desirable section, NV, Self, wife,
2 adult daughters. Telephone week
days, DU. 1888; Sun. EN-. s319.
YOUNG DOCTOR. family. 2 young
children need 2 or bedrm. house,
BETHESDA. thsi ViA,5tIss Nj. 644s, Ext sos MI$
NAVAL OFFICER, with family, 2 or 3
bdrm. house or apt, furn. or unfurn.,
quiet, clean, responsible. Prefer. NV,
s.w.. suburban. Box 455-R, Star.
ARMY OFFICER. permanent. desires
3-bedrm. unfurn. house. NV. or
Chevy Chase. 2 DAUGHTERS, 8 and IL:
rent rent sl29 s,.I mo- 2-s yr, lease, 30 Box
HOUSE, ijij ST. FURNISHED, two or three
bedrooms in NV. Wash. or Arling gton
for three naval officers; immediate
occupancy. Call OR. $3.50 between
6 and 10 pm 13s
SALES ENGINEER, wife. 2 children,
want 2 or 3 bedroom house in or
about. Shirlington, Beverly. Hills or
Braddock Hgts; furnished or un-
fTrnishedi nT dn0i Best Of references. Call
GOVT. SCIENTIST, family of 8 adults,
desire 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurnished
house in Arl.. Alex. or Sc. Wash.
JO 3-3713 -12
Evening star., 1950-01-12

sa9 ssh dsi eEiet St. ns in es1Ss esnIs
hall plan built-in l941. 1st a. lse.
Nv; mnd rm; a,,,,gnhd With hEreplace,+ din; Tm.
bath, built-in tub and shower, hard
wood floors throughout, full bsmt.,
auto. heat, copper plumbing. insula-
ton. etc; Lgs lot. Poss; Cal! Nj
sAsH9 sAMuEI re e SzsS KEYaoE6s sEfs g. e. So sSos
Georgia ave. NV. Ia
COLQRED-I62O LANG PL. Ne
Mod, prewar brick. 5 lovely rms,
tile bath, built-in tub and shower,
full bsmt. with knotty pine rec.
I'm. I'm. With bar,. gas heat, hardwoodd
fsh s tnTGashspt TR o6 6negy down dec ca pFffa fT
REYNOLDS CO.. s0o5 Georgia ave
CoLoRED-practically new. See this
Immediately. ARRANGED home, located
m IL sm beautiful an fsHtSa ftaSen sfs bedrms aass
tiled bath, large bsmt. with finished
EAST REALTY CO, FR. 1000,
BLOCK 18th 81.
knotty pine recreation room. de-
condition; price S13.50O. with
small down payment. KENNEDY
RJa.1 BEATTY CO.. NC. Exclusive, GE.
93O2 until 8 pm. -13
COLoRED-Best buy. $1,000 down,
equivalent equiv to s-rm. house. brick. .
Psssssslon cali IT, ri r'sii si51. aiacsass BIHNks
o6EokEbAcoRNiiEk 81 e-t GHii T. BRick-1Tenn RICK
ave. and c ST. 6 spacious rms
iar1s innd den; sTcrt modern Oder Kit and bath
h::E:h.; quick '; possession. sea Gs''' MR X
HAssIN, Ma, 17es; ewes. WA. 4915
CoLoREp-RIvER TERRACE-Mod-
ern 6-rm. brick. prewar built; tiled
nssn and kteRsa sa2Rss With 0'ss sse 0saRs ssas
yIis yslas ieT q si1:5So. csil La Ia. e-e6eaa.. 5Sa.
CoLoRED.BEsr NE. LOCATION
8 rms. 2 tile baths, full bsmt.. gas
hsa, manib1S 10 yrs; nsnf! old. Sd;25o dow down. low
sRoWN Rse'a REEaITv eERa eSas eoRp mlss ks.o4s sals
DU. s65s; ewes. sH. $500. '''' O.
o9sohEe@sos t@s'. s0t sAsHArf1s sEs f1 KEziT7E aEzE
c6IokE6gEASa aG oZaS eIsi pf.Ssioem fo enoe row
brick home, in immaculate, condi-
Ion' Iull DaSement, gas heat: S12.-
600 on terms. SENATE REALTY
cG2 GGd doIEE EX 327o q TR; Ios7: 49,
room brick home in splendid con-
terms. SENATE REALTY CO. EX.
3270 or TR. 1887. l3s
COLORED-Lovely E-room. row brick,
in perfect condition with tile bath.
large screened porch. full basement,
partitioned for recreation room,
beautifully Handicapped lot. Price re-
aucsd eqcsf to to nsf S9,seo + for quick sale.
LEY AND BAIR. ST. 2911 or WI.
4S34. Ia
COLORED-Brookla near Nom
astery. det. English brick; z rms,
2 baths. oil heat. deep lot, we'll
planted; priced S25. 900, subst. cash,
MR.. BENNETT. MA. 634l. RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE HOUSE in exchange
for. care Of our small children.
Call UN. 9407. -12
NICE COUPLE or 2 girls to share
home with widow, using your own
4th and r. I. ave. SH. 3115. -12
FURN. RIM. for couple; everything
modern; use of entire house and
Bendix washer. HI. 62S4 -15
1922 18th ST. N.W.-Empl. married
couple to share house with one
Evening star., 1950-01-12
HoUsEs-sAlE-N,W. (cout)

FOR SALE OR RENT-Furn. or un-
ave. zoned for apis. ii rms. det.
house. 3 ranges, 3 refgrs., 3 lava
fSsTlss Sst d5e a sasaSse' 9TH PoFehef; tanEi ia
EYES, GE 1888. RoBERTs E. LAIN.
45t2 43rd PL,l;only Sl2,s5o for
firepl. hwd:. hs., full bsmt., lge;
lot; s9bstantial cash reauiirneadl; KAY
1881 sHEPHERD ST. N.W.ws rm.
row brick with gas heat, hwd. fls.,
eny aal ssG ss5sts ssrms 1s skis K1 RGt s22f
uNFURSisHE6, HE'D 4se 4A5 and and 4es F st.
s.w.. brick; 6 large rms. each, bath,
hot-water heat; deep lot to public
payments. @ oI2 MA1R1cs i5Edi sAl7ss FITzaEsXLp; t
Will VII e PAY T. FoR RT fTsEIf@ise. rs Ssso s !.
bedrm. BUNGALOW: upper Brightwood
loo. nr. Walter Reed; has complete
hns It ssm' ssf ALFKED dsE MEffsbERG
IDEAL 62 e0fa For e'fs bocT6RHbst l4Bs brick,
3-story Colonial home; s rooms on
1st floor. 4 on 2nd and 8 on 3rd;
oulp EUhIllo. o-Sol aldBS, iCWly
5ssonaisl0nsa; co az $50 SENATE REALTY iI:
NEAR MASS. and Cathedral ave
Entrance hall and large living room
with fireplace. dining room, kitchen.
s.Ssao Sea hath baths on ana ss noor noor
full basement. gas h.-w.h.. large lot
% at 81 .oeo. ''nsdi small down down BAY Epaaynment. mt
Call Mr.; Sanders. with E. M. FRY.
sEM16Ef.o, Ma SEzffo' f.yfsAiMiMGY sysiM faasc fbaRaiscK apt.
house in ideal rental location: 2
SENATE REALTY CO.. Ex. 327o.
DIPLOMAT TRANSFERRED to South
detached brick house built on a
terrace overlooking Rock Greek
Park; asking about $4,000 of his
equity. 1749 Irving st. NV. phone
oEHS Sdissn pAS 4 I9 RAFs sssus,9s tssp
by Frank S. Phillips; includes ige.
bedrm: and bath on 1st A.: lovely
ground-level rec. rm;, built-in ga. ga.
srsde School. sch 10 min. 1i0fo so downtoWn 70 paa
via ,Whitehurst Freeway; Macarthur
right to home. Ewes. call GE. 3079,
FRANh >. PHILLIPS, Dl. l4l 1.
blvd. - ATTRACTIVE. well-buiit, de-
tached brick, 2 stories and base
ment; 8 rooms. baths plus maids
room and bath in basement; being
cali cal, MI Wm Lewis !ezes; YpoNs3op4dS Wo 1879
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH, e120 Blair
rd. n.w.-Mod.. .semidet. brick in
immac. cond.; large liv.-rm. din.
rm. comb. equipped kit. and powder
rm; on 1st floor. 3 lovely bedrms.
and bath on 2nd floor; gas heat.
Lmmed. poss. Call IA. 977O till
o pm. BRIGHTWoOD REALTY CO,
BUNGALoW-S12,e5O. This 3-bed-
nm. 2-bath home is. located in, Ia
koma Park. close to bus, schools
and stores, and is an excellent buy;
1st a; has nice liv.. rm. with fire.
pl;,, din, rm.,, beautiful elect. kit.
with dishwasher. 2 bedrms. and
bath: 2nd f.. ! large bedrm. and
approx. 50x150. For appt to in
spect. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
LONG BRANCH APIS.

able Immediately: bedrooms.
living room. dinette. Kit. bath. vene.
tian blinds. by-passing closet doors
kit exhaust fans, laundry and stor-
age space. Streets paved Complete
shopping and theater facilities with.
S9l per mo-. incl utilities Veterans
preference. Piney Branch I'd and
Old Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring,
Nd. Apply rental ofice, rear sos
Old RladerSburP I'd JU. 7.6731.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
EXCLUSIVE
SHEPHERD PARK
Just Off Upper 18th st. NV.
BRICK COLONIAL

Newly Dec. inside and Out
8 enormous bedrms. and 2 baths on
2nd floor; entertainment-sized liv.
rm.. lge. open firepl... banquet-sized
equipped kitchen, lovely breakfast
rm. and powder rm on, 1st floor;
lge. lot Is beautifully Handicapped
with several lge. trees. and 2-car
brick garage. This magnificent
home is offered for the amazingly
low rental of $195 per month. Call
Mr.. Dorniny, with
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1898 K st. NV, Ma. 9141. LIZ
Evening star., 1950-01-12
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FOREST HEIGHTs-Pre-war 2-bed-
room furn. bungalow. firepl... city
util.. lge. fenced yard, ideal for
children, neighbors with teleViSion.
OWNER. Logan 3-954S. lis
SALE OR LEASE with option, modern
5-rm. brick in Sc. LOUIS RUDDEN,
1924 K st. NV. Elk. 5707.
1900 d ST.-Corner tapestry brick,
s rms. IN, baths. equip. for 2
families, built-in garage; gas heat.
Vacant. Possession is days. Mrs.
Redmond, EN-. ss75. with VII
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE, AT. 7O43.
see our Naylor Gardens
pidRyHR.Yse H.se REALTY ' coosR:. os r. re; Tia i1ss.
d. C.. BRICK ON A HILLS rms.
full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat, hardwood
f1s.; new house cond.; S2,700 down.
WALDO HARRIS, ST. 1895, Ii.
sUBGGRBAN BUNGALOW - Nearly
new imposing brick in beautiful
setting, overlooking hwy; 6 large
rms. and bath, screened porch, on
nearly / acre Of ground; detached
garage; oil h.-w.h. Only $13,50a,
easy terms ANNENBERG REALTY,
Ii. 7-S357 till 8. -15
NEAR CORAL THEATER-Lovely de-
tached 5-room home on fenced lot;
recreation rm., gas INV. heat. full
basement, close to schools, stores
and transp. Only Sl2,750, easy
terms. ANNENBERG REALTY. Ii
7-S357 till 9. liz