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Evening star., 1950-12-31
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WMAL-National 5400 Saturday
Night Camp Meeting" Saturday, 9
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WNBW-Republic 1000. Amer
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noon. Wardman Park Studios. Tickets
from receptionist.
WWDC-Sterling $500. District
Roundtable. 10 pm. Sunday. Anna
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pm Tuesday and Thursday.
WRC-Republic 1000 Here's
Archer" 1880 pm, Monday Friday.
'.News Of the World" 7:15 pm, 11:i5
pm, Monday-Friday:
Music,'' Thursday. $50 pm. Call
or write station.
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Evening star., 1950-12-17
MnkMM;Hr

THE COVER. Recently the new Secretary of
Defense, George c. Marshall, gave talk
to the Conference of Mayors, meeting in
Washington His remarks, hitherto unpub-
lished, are of such vital importance to an
understanding of our military needs that THIS
WEEK asked permission to publish them.
You will find his timely warning on Page T.
The striking cover portrait, taken espe-
cially for THIS WEEK, is the work of Yousuf
Harsh, one of the best-known portrait pho
tographers in the world.
Karsh's camera studies of World War II
leaders winston Churchill, General Eisen-
hover and the late Franklin D. Roosevelt
among others quickly rocketed him to fame
there are more ways than one to skin cat.
With that in mind we'd like to applaud
resourcefu writer we interviewed recently.
After rejecting all her ideas. we feared she'd
be discouraged Not 50! She wrote up our
discussion, titled it "An Interview With
THIS WEEK Editor" now hopes to sell it to a
writer's trade magazine. Not bad, either.
RESULTS. We were pleased, recently, to
receive letter from New York's City Magis-
trate Eugene r. Canudo, who had this to say
about the dramatic article, Death of a
Child" by Helen Muir (Oct. Is issue):
This touching story of mothers grief
should be required reading for legislators in
all states who, year after year. postpone long
overdue measures which will save lives. ="
We've no idea how many legislators have
read it. but we can report that THIS WEEKS
readers have ordered more than $4,000 leafet
reprints of the article, and our Department
ST. is still getting requests.
For your information. copies of the leafet
are still available for late-comers at the fol-
lowing costs to cover printing and handling:
for l0c, Is for Soc Rates for bulk orders
will be mailed on request. -- THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1950-12-17

could do. And we did it well - even did
it well enough. The instructor had pushed
us hard, but as result we were skilled, and
happy in the skill
1t is not simply matter of driving. When
you are driven you merely get ulcers. 1t is
the knack of making people work hard or
play hard and feel, at the same time. a sense
of accomplishment, or pride in their own
capabilities.
HE teacher we like to recall is the one who
made us do the most homework: we play
better tennis with player who is superior to
ourselves; our bridge game improves when
our opponent is an old hand We do our
finest work for boss partner. a teacher
who is exacting - who expects a lot but does
not demand it.
1t is when we are required to stretch our
imaginations to the limit that we do our best
work, and we are always grateful to the per-
son or idea that makes us do it.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
WHO TAUGHT YOU TO TRY?
by Dorothy Van DOren
thorof" Country

C)ur chief soant in life is somebody
suho shall make Us do what ,Ue can"
RALPH WALDO EMERSON
II REMEMBER very clearly day in college
IL dancing class, some thirty years ago -
a class in rhythmic dancing of all things!
was not particularly distinguished men,
Der of the Glass; but enjoyed it immensely.
On this day, toward the end of the college
year, we had a visitor. For six or seven
months the class had leaped, twisted. dropped
on one knee and otherwise performed exer-
cises or dance figures; we could now go
through our PAGES for an hour without even
breathing hard.
The visitor watched us aghast. They'll
die of heart failure!" she protested. They're
used to it, our instructor explained calmly
when they started. they didn't know what
they could do, but they've learned"
1t was true. She had shown US what we
Evening star., 1950-12-17

H . w " N
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Editor
EDITORIAL Offices: $50 Lexington
Avenue. NesD York ~, NesC York
Utt Sekf6OAkO. Observation-Disclosures.
CAUGHT IN THE ACTl. CTl........................ s
A WARNING TO AMERICA. J
BY General George {. Norshofi
nay TEN DAYS AS A SANTA CLAUS. ......... ~
BY Ken Jones
GOOD FOR MRS. HOGAki. ............... -
by Chorles Carver
WHEN YOUR TEMPERATURE GOES UP. ....... 10
BY A: e. HofehHes
MeoARRY AND THE sAsy-FAoED DOLL. 20
by Mott Toylos
NANCY GOES 10 TURKEY EY................... ~
HOW AMERICA EATS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
SlsOSJkNM. .............. ...'............. II
NOIX EN-. ...................... xo
EvERYBODYs ETIQUETTE. TE..................... 20
Cover BY korsk
Evening star., 1950-12-17

TW-l2-i7-50
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HighIights
ofTodoy's
Programs
RADIO TODAY

| NNSsS tS1~s
900, WWDC-Bob Wolff: Bot
Wolff broadcasts the highlights o.
the Washington Touchdown Clut
meeting.
800, WRC-Railroad Hour: Cor.
don MacRae, Ginny Simms anc
Edna West star in Jerome Kern's
Roberta"
$500, WTOP - Hollywood Stal
Playhouse: Joseph Gotten plays the
lead role in "Of Night and the
River"
900. WRC-Telephone Hour: Igol
Gorin sings Clarke's THE BLIND
Ploughman," "Tell Me Tonight" by
Spoliansky and Prologue" from
Leoncavallo's II Pagliacci."
900, WTOP-Radio Theater: Paul
Douglas and Jean Peters recreate
their screen roles in Love That
Brute"
1000, WRC-American Legion: A
special broadcast saluting the Amer
ican Legion. Ronald Reagan, Red
Shelton, Dorothy Lamour, Howard
Keel, James Whitmore, Nancy
Davis and Garry Gray participate.
10:00, WMAL-United-or Not?
Nasrollah Entrezam, newly elected
president of the United Nations is
quizzed by newsmen.
1885, WRC NBC Symphony
Milton Katims conducts the orches.
ira in Mendelssohn's "Ruy Bias
Overture" Scott's From the Sacred
Harp" and lie Boeuf Sur le Toit'
by Milhaud.
TELEviSlok TODAY
1880, WNfAL- Hollywood Screen
Test: Eva Gabor takes the lead
role opposite aspirants to film con-
tracts.
500, WTOP-Video Theater: Luise
Rainer stars in James Barrie's
'Rosalind."
$3.50. WNBW-voice of Firestone
Lauritz Melchoir sings For You
Alone" 'Preislied" from die Mel
stersinger," None but the Lonely
Heart" and "Vive pAmour."
800, WTTG-Wrestling: Rolanc
Meeker meets Antonino Rocca.
$3.50, WNBW-Robert Montgomer,
Presents: Van Heflin stars in Sin
clair Lewis "Arrowsmith."
1000, WTOP-Studio One: Joar
Chandler, Mervyn wye and Leslie
Wielsen appear in Cato Gazdanovi
"Specter of Alexander Wolff"
OF PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
A new television drama series
Family Playhouse" will be Launched
tomorrow on CHS (WTOP-TV), tt
be seen every other Tuesday at
alternating with Sure as Fate
The first star will be Gertrude Law.
renee, who most recently was occu.
pied with playing the top role II
the movie version of Tennessee vii.
liams' "The Glass Menagerie," q!
yet not seen here. Miss Lawrence.
vehicle will be the successful S. N
Behrman comedy, Biography,
adapted to television by Robert
Anderson.
i Richard Hart, stage and screer
actor, Is giving up role in "Ths
Happy Time" on Broadway to be.
come a TV detective in 1.-THE Ad.
ventures Of Ellery Queen" Tht
new series of half-hour mystery
dramas will be a regular Thursday.
ats feature on Dumont (WTrG)
starting this week.
Radio notes: wwDc Is calling
attention to Fire Prevention Weel
by broadcasting all Washington firt
alarms this week. Bryson Rash
special events director for WMAI
Evening star., 1950-10-09

and WMAL-Tv, will be the guest
speaker at tomorrow's luncheon of
the Arlington Optimist Club.
WEAM today becomes the only sta
ton in the area to broadcast United
States Weather Bureau reports di-
rectly from Washington National
Airport. The forecasts are sched-
uled to be heard at s, and am.
and II pm, Monday through Sat-
urday. Gen. George Marshall's
talk at tomorrow's luncheon of the
Community Chest business-employe
Unit No. will be recorded for
broadcast at 10 pm. tomorrow by
CHS (WTOP).
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Senator Johnson Aide
Cleared on CHARGES
OF Indecent Act

Earl w. HowSam, "a, admins
trative assistant to Senator John
son, Democrat, of Colorado, today
was freed of a charge that he
committed an indecent act In
Lafayette Park on October IA.
Mr.. Howsam, a captain in the
Air Force Reserve and the father
Of two small children. was acnuit-
ted Of the charge in Municipal
Court yesterday by a jury of seven
men and four women. One male
Juror had been excused because OF
illness. The jury deliberated less
than five minutes.
Reached at his home after the
trial, Mr.. Howsam said he could
only thank God for the justice OF
the American court system" and
expressed his happiness at being
found innocent of the crime.
Testifies on Character.
Senator johnson, who came
over to Mr.. Howsam after his
acquittal and shook hands with
him. testified earlier in the day
that his aides character was "o1
the highest order" his reputation
perfect" and that he had known
him since Mr.. Howsam was q
boy.
After the trial, the Senator
commented that "the 11a minutes
it took the jury to find Mr.. How
sam innocent is a pretty eloquent
action against the irresponsible
and vicious charges that were
made by two plainclothes officers. y
II may have something more
to say later in this matter, but ]
would rather not at this time -
the Senator said.
Seized in Mems Room
Mr.. Howsam was arrested early
in the morning of October ID by
Pvt. A. A. Ciotola, after the officer
had been told to watch the
Government official by Precinct
Detective Louis A. Fochett. The
policeman charged the alleged in
decent act was committed in the
mems room of the park.
Testifying in his own behalf
yesterday, Mr.. Howsam denied
committing an indecent act of
any kind. He said Officer Ciotola
came up to him after his partner
left the mems room and made an
indecent remark to him. Mr.
Howsam said the officer then
showed his badge and began ask
ing him questions.
Mr.. Howsam was represented
by Attorney Edward Williams.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

Dulin. son of Mrs. Dorothy S.
Dulin of Staunton, Va. and Pfc.
Frank L. Livesay, son of Mrs.
Milan r. Livesay of Hamilton, Va.
Pvt. Berrian was wounded
slightly November q. according
to word received by his mother,
Mrs. Annie L. Sello, Of the Ken
yon street address.
A native of Cough, Ga. the
wounded soldier enlisted here IL,
May. His mother, an employe at
Union Station, has lived in Wash
ington since 1910.
Pvt. Berrian took basic training
at Fort Knox, KY, and was home
on furlough in September before
shipping out for Korea October 13.
He is attached to the gath Infan-
try of the Sd Division.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Pukistun Imports Grow

KARACHI, Pakistan (R.-Pak-
istan during the three months
ending in October recorded the
highest import figures from coun-
tries other than India. Operation of
the open general license made i'm
ports soar to $23, 3,460,000. But the
high price of cotton reduced ex-
port figures to $4,000, 900. Trade
with India during this period was
mostly nv barter.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

s0OunCeQ To-Day.
! The Depart
i'm e n t S l82d
casualty list of
the Korean war
a Iso reported
t h r e e nearby
area Army men
injured In the
b a t tie area.
They are Pfc.
w lila m L.
Breakall, son of
Mrs. Mabel F.
Underdonk of
Hancock, Md;
pfn Inal 6
Evening star., 1950-12-22
DINING OUT?
WIN $4,000

Here's All You Do! Next time
you dine out, just write a letter
in fifty words or less telling why
you enjoyed eating in that par
ticular restaurant. If possible,
enclose a menu, a Matchbox
cover, a card (something with
the name and address of the res
taurant). For the best letter
postmarked before midnight of
the last day of each month, we.
will send our check for 500. 90.
Enter today! Send your letter to
800 Contest, :" G. F. Heublein
& Bro, Inc, Hartford l, Conn,
makers of famous A. l. Sauce.
Remember, always ask for A. /.
Sauce when dining out. It's the
dash that makes the dish.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Army PVT. Berrian
Wounded in Korea

Army Pvt. Hubert L. Berrian,
18, of 773 Kenyon street NV, has
been wounded in action in Korea,
the Defense Department an.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
WOODBRIDGE

24O6 Perry st. ne. Beaut. det
brick. . yrs. old; & rms, 3 bedrms.
rec. rm.. gas a.-c.h.; conv. to all
schools and tranSp. Priced to sell at
once with reasonable down payment
For appointment to inspect, call
Mr.. Curling with r. G. DUNNE
RT-6S
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CAPITOL, Hill,

900 SECOND ST. NE, OPEN 2-6
> baths, gas heat G. kits.) comb.
screens. storm windows; subst cash,
bal. like rent; IL rms. furn. inclu.
DE. Ssl2. SISK REALTY CO. RA 632l
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"A LOVELY HOME"

a LOVELY HOME
Woodbridge area; close to every conv.;
semidet. tapestry brick; oil heat;
2-car gar; porch; 6 attrac. rms;
hardwood fiS.; ! u baths: full bsmt.
"A choice home in preferred To-
cality"
W. B. REALTY. TIA. Os94. RE. 0676.
1903 MONTANA AVE. NE
detached brick home on a
nicely shrubbed lot Mr.. all cow
firepl., din. rm., Kit, 5 lovely bed bed.
rms. lge tiled bath, plenty of closet
space. lge. screened front porch,
beautiful knotty-pine recr. rm; gas
&C. heat In excel. cond. For ap-
pointment to inspect: call Mr.. JEFF
fries, with r. G. DUNNE. HO. 0700;
ewes and Sun. DU. 4393.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
ONLY S5O0 DOWN

$40 per month, 4fS finance, 5 rooms.
basement gas heat. semidetached
brick, tile bath, near 9th and Far
ragut sts., ST. 1857, GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
peter j. hagan

REALToR, 3S4l oath ST. NE.
UN. $3.50. WA. 1857.
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL 8.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Michigan Park
81 FAPPAGJIT DIT. ME-

OZI FAFHAUU 7 I'd. N E.
Vacant and ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Lovely semidet brick, only
yr. old. in new house condition.
Liy. rm.. din. rm.. modern kitchen.
, spacious bedrooms and colored
heat he's afr front tuii porch, Tsfee fenced S YARD ard
Priced only S11.500 on easy terms.
Any purchaser can assume large G1
loan at 40 with payments of only
$40 per month including taxes.
Drive out South Dakota ave. ne. to
Farragut place to our open sign.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Woodbridge, nr. R. I. Ave
and Mt Rainier

Detached frame on corner lot with
bedrooms. living and dining rooms,
kitchen, plus natural pine rec. room
Baths , refrigerators - and 5 Stoves;
screened porch; sun over attached
garage; oil h.-w. heat. In excellent
condition. $4,000. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. NV,
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COLORFD
REDECORATED-OPEN

REDECORATED-OPEN
SUNDAY. 9 TO 3
Inspect this lovely brick home Of 6
rms, bath. h.-wh.. ? rear porches,
det. garage Vacant with immed.
poss.. low down payment and rea-
sonable terms. See 1921 18th st.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
s15 11th ST NV DI. 1857
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CObOHED
THIS IS IT!

Beaut. home-investment. A 1st Of
fering in most desirable block. q
story brk., front porch. apts.,
kits, 3 baths, Al cond. Only $16,-
500 with sub. cash. Call now. Mr..
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Michigan Park
4402 14th ST NE

q blk. North of Michigan Ave.)
four large bedrooms and IL tiled
baths on End f. Reception hall,
large living room with fireplace.
Spacious din. rm.. den and kitchen
with pantry. Hardwood floors, chest
NV h.. garage. large fenced lot.
Quick possession. This home is In
nice location. near schools and
shopping facilities. Ideal for large
family
Evening star., 1950-07-30
COIORED

100 blk. Thomas st. n.w-Very de-
sirable; & rm., bath house, in Al
cond.: h.w-h. oil; inclosed porch;
venetian blinds; can give poss,
Price, $4,000. SO 600 cash.
in 3 apts.; det.; s rms. 3 kits 3
baths; h.w.-h., oil; metal gar. Sl9,-
500; So. 500 cash.
Unit blk. Fla. ave. n.w.-6 rms.
bath; INV h.; 1st comm; S9, ,ooo'
Guy Guy TIMER. 1929 11th st. NV.
No AO0N
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Woodbridge

1875 18th ST. NE.
Detached brick of English architec-
ture prewar constructed. Living
rm. with real fireplace, dining rm.,
modern kitchen; End f. has 3 extra
large bedrooms and beautiful tiled
bath-also ] bedroom on 3rd fl
Basement has knotty-pine floored
recreation rm. and lavatory. auto
h-wh.. front porch, det. gar. I'm
mediate possession. Priced low for
quick sale. Must be sold Drive out
Michigan ave to Taylor st. to
Bunke.' Hill rd. and turn right on
18th st. to 1926.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
Colored-Brookland

Near Monastery; beaut. det. brick;
center entr.; large liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm. mod. kit, 3 bedrms.,
beaut. colored-tile bath. bsmt., oil
h.-wh., screened porch; 2-car gar.
Don't fail to see this at once. Call
Mr.. Curling, with R. G.. DUNNE,
no. 0700. Ewes. and Sun, LA.
RrTRp
Evening star., 1950-07-30
WOODRTDGE
WOODRIDGE.

1901 Monroe st. n.e.-Corner det.
place; spacious din. rm.. other
rms. on 1st floor; oil h-w.h.; lge.
lot with gear gar. For appoint
ment to inspect, call Mr.. Curling,
with r. G. DUNNE, HO. O7O0; ewes.
and Sun, LA 6-776S
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Michigan Park

Michigan Park
1924 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Outstanding detached brick with slate
roof, prewar built and in excellent
condition. Six spacious rooms with
center entrance plan: 3 lovely bed
rooms and tiled baths on 2nd fl.
Fireplace in liv. rm.. large din. rm.,
beautiful tiled kitchen. Basement
has finished recreation room and
also bath concrete front porch,
beautiful grounds; excellent location
near all conveniences. Really worthy
of your inspection If you are looking
for nice home. Must be seen to
be appreciated.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
BARGATN

1921 22nd st. Beaut kept, 2-story
det., 6 rms. and bath, 3 bedrms
open front porch. > inclosed rear
porches. fully eqpd kit. gas INV h.
full bsmt.. level fenced lot, 5Ox1OO.
Nr. all cows. Only S12,75 easy
terms Phone for appt. to inspect
ANNENBERG REALTY CO. 1917
pa IL r~&2k- tti
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Exclusive. 1927 Penna. Ave. Sc, LU.
1.O0dn an
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TODAY'S BUY

COLORED
621 Rock Creek Church rd.-6 rms.
bath, kit, new gas furnace, steel
beam: lovely front and rear yards.
Must see to appreciate. Call Mr..
Van Crack at RA. 7450, with
RIGGS A. co
Evening star., 1950-07-30
COLORED - SPECIAL
5th & RANDOLPH, NV

Lovely semidet. brick home, in this
verv fine section; lge. rms. side
hall. full bsmt, h.-w.h.. tile bath.
front and rear porches; nice yard;
detached Gear garage. Only 81 800
down takes it or trade the home
yorI are buving for it. Hurry and
can FIRST NATIONAL REALTY,
RE 353l AP 1890.
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COLORED
Omen 9 to 6 Sunday
Southeast

b6O6 Southern ave. s.e.-5 rms, and
bath, ; rms. in bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat;
house about 8 yrs. old: price, Sill
800; good terms. AID. 6S32 or,
ewes, TR. 6190, AVON REALTY
co. Office open Sunday , till g.
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$9,500

APPROVED FOR VETERANS
300 block Charming st. ne.-5-rm.
Colonial front row brick, 2 incl
rear porches; gas h.-w.h.; full bsmt
For appointment to inspect call Mr
O7O0; ewes. and Sun. La. 6-776s.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
20 500 CASH
For Sale BY Peck Co.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Sunday, 2-6 PM.
Michigan Park

Michigan Park
5001 18th ST. NE.
Attractive corner semidet. brick in
practically new house condition;
large liv rm.,, din. rm.. modern
fully equipped kitchen and powder
room on 1st f.. 3 bedrooms and
tiled bath on 2nd A. Full basement,
gas heat, fenced yard. Priced S13,-
$50. Drive out 18th st. ne. con-
tinue on Sargent rd to Emerson St.
turn right L blk. to our sign.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (cont. J
CAPIToI, HIIL-FuRNIsHED
631 GALLATIN ST. NE.
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
EDGEWOOD ST

EDGEWOOD ST.
Lovely 6-rm. row br.; 1st fir, liv. rm.,
family-size dining rm., lge. equipped
kit; 2nd FIR, 3 lovely bedrms. and
tile bath, double incloSed porches
on rear of house; full bsmt. outside
entr., lge. front porch, det. gar.
with alley in rear; hot-water heat
has been kept in perfect cond. and
is spotless. Make an offer.
WOODBRIDGE.
Sl3. 800.
Lovely 5-rm. stucco BUNGALOW, con-
sisting of liv rm., dining rm., mod
ern equipped kit. , bedrmis. and
bath. full bsnt. with outside entr.;
hot-water oil heat: beaut. lot; alley
in rear; 2-car gar. Very conven-
iently located in this beautiful sub
urban area.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
GEORGE I. BORGER
WOODRIDGE

6-rm., det. brick; full bsmt. built in
gar, oil heat. Priced right for
quick sale, easy terms. Mr.. Jones,
COX g. CO., RE. 1856 or Ia. 05S1
Evening star., 1950-07-30

MT. RAINIER, 1000 DOWN
Just off r. I. ave.-Beautiful, mod
ern 7-rm. Diet. home, on large
shaded lot; front porch, oil h.-w.h.; !;
clean as pin. Mrs. Cox, vi. S136,
ATLAS REALTY, ST. 1868, Il
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Michigan Park Hills
5410 18th PT ACE

MlCLllgan PdrK Hills
5410 18th PLACE
Modern. detached brick, nearly new.
invites your inspection today.
rms, tiled bath, 3 bedrooms full
basement, with outside entrance,
gas &C. heat. nice size lot; less
than 3 yrs. old and in excellent
condition throughout. Owner must
sell and has priced house accord
ingly-under $4,000. To reach
Drive out 18th st ne, continue
north on Sargent rd.. l blk. past
District Line to lst street en- right
Jefferson St. turn right ! blk to
14th pl.. turn left 10 our open sign.
Listings solicited on homes
in Michigan Park and other
nearby sections. We have
immediate purchasers for
your properties.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
COLORED
1923 QUINCY ST.
COLORED-INCOME

2 COMPLETE APTS.
S..rm. modern brick. . baths. . kits.
hall; oil h.: gar; front lawn
rear yard. concrete porch; nice sec.
ton; 81 300 down; reas. terms.
Gibraltar Realty, DI. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-30

CoLoRED-ISth AND S AREAS
rm. brick and stone. ST. 4422.
VACANT; 707 QUINCY ST. NV.
Colored. Open Sun. , to 8 pm.
S-rm. house, all furn.; IA baths.
oil heat. Priced for quick sale at
SI3,95O; s. 800 down. VICTORY
REAL ESTATE CO.. MI. 500. Ewes,
TIL 0nl3
Evening star., 1950-07-30
COLORED

400 BLOCK 4TH ST. NV.
This is pretty Groom brick home
in the best of condition. It has
refrigerator, . partially enclosed
porches, grand basement that
could easily be made into recrea-
tion room or for extra living space:
hot water heat with. gas-tired
boiler The price is fair and
terms can be arranged to an ac-
ceptable family. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
J. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6059