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erS have decided to return an
award presented by Freedoms
Foundation, as reported in the
news columns of this publication
1t is the duty of the editoc to use
these editorial columns to expose
not Freedoms Foundation but the
officials of this union, whose
bigotry and devotion to narrow
principles of selfishness places
them in a class with the witch
hunters of old and whose callous
indifference to the welfare of their
subjects places them in a ejass
with Benedict Arnold.
No information about Freedoms
Foundation is available to the
leaders of the IBPM today which
was not available weeks before the
award was presented. The only
objection to the foundation these
men have today is that the foun-
dation is supported largely by
successful and independent mer
who have honestly made a grea,
deal OF money. In the Unite
States the honest acquisition OF
property is one of the most honor
able OF goals, but increasingly
higher paid professional unioneers
would have us think there is some
thing sinister in success and some
thing criminal in operating q
business.
Charges Deception.
This is not true, it is not honor
able, 1t is not American. 1t is a
low type of deception which is
slowly poisoning our democratic
processes and type of deception
which eventually can destroy GU,
republic. 1t does not constitute
true representation of the hare
working and loyal citizens who
belong to the IBPM, citizens who
still believe in George Washing
ton and Abraham Lincoln and the
Constitution of the United State;
people who believe, in shorJ, ir
Freedoms Foundation.
AS the accompanying drawing
shows, Freedoms Foundation be.
lieves in constitutional govern
ment designed to serve the peo-
pie, and based on a Fundamental
belief in God. IBPM's high Off
cialdom rejects this program o1
Freedoms Foundation. a program
that calls for individual dignity
and cooperative action for the
peace and welfare of mankind.
Freedoms Foundation has been
endorsed and actively supported
by Gen. Eisenhower, by the JUS
tices of several State supreme
courts, by college presidents and
by countless lesser known but
equally patriotic men and womer
who work with their hands tc
build future for themselves anc
their children. 1t has been re-
Jected by few men who pull the
strings IN modern union head.
quarters building which could
never have been erected il
Socialist England or Communis
Russia.-Ed Wall, Editor.
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at 1885 Cathedral avenue NV.
Judge Hatfield was born in
West Milgrove, Ohio. Receiving
his A. B. degree from Hanover
College, Indiana. he then studied
at the University of Indiana and
took his law degree at Ohio State
University. He was admitted to
the Ohio Bar in 1907.
Judge Hatfield held great in
terest in the work of the Metro
politan Boys Club, and the fam
lily has requested that instead of
sending flowers the money be
contributed to the club.
Belonged to Eiks.
He was a member of the Amer
lean Judicature Society, of Ma
sonic and Elks lodges in Bowling
Green, Ohio, and Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity. He also was a mem
ber of the Congressional Country
Club where he once won a golfing
trophy.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Katherine Hatfield; two
daughters, Mrs. Margaret Schulze
1929 Nineteenth street NV, and
Mrs. Mitchell Best of Bowling
Green, Ohio; a son, Dos Taylor
Hatfield. patent lawyer here, 4527
North Rock Spring road, Arling-
ton, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held al
8 pm. Monday in the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will in
clude Chief Justice Vinson, Su-
preme Court Justice Burton, Chief
Judge Finis J. Garrett of the Court
of Customs and Patent Appeals
and numerous other judges and
members of Congress.
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Districts Last Steam Engine
Being DismantIed for Junk

The last steam engine used by
the District to haul freight at
Lorton Reformatory is being dis
mantled and will be sold for junk,
lit was announced by District off,
cials.
The engine has not been used
for the last eight months, when
two DeiSel electric engines were
obtained from the Army Trans
port Corps.
The steam engine, which was
obtained by the District during
World War I, has been declared
surplus by the District.
The Reformatory is also dis
placing horses with tractors and
trucks, and is now down to six
horses and mules. A few years ago
80 horses and mules were used at
the Reformatory.
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the oldest jurist in point of serv-
ice of any appellate court in the
Nation.
Paying tribute to his longtime
friend, Judge Bland said "he was
an exceptionally fine judge. fine
teacher and a fine gentleman.
Taught at National.
During his long years of service
on the bench, Judge Hatfield sat
in many important cases. He
taught and was a former chan
celler at the National University
Law School.
Judge Hatfield was prosecuting
attorney for Wood County, Ohio
and chairman of the Ohio State
Republican Committee before
coming to Washington. He lived
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Air Force C-54 Crashes
Into Peak, Killing Three
BY the Associated Press

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Feb. 10
An Air Force C-54 transport
plane from Great Falls Air Base
crashed into a mountain about 40
miles southeast of here last night,
killing its three crewmen.
1t. Birney Burke, base infor-
nation officer, said the four EN-
gine plane hit less than 100 feet
below the crest of the 7,640-foot
mountain, miles north of Ray
nesford. ...
ut hit with such terrific force
that parts of the wreckage were
thrown clear over on the other
side of the mountain" 1t. Burke
said.
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lngCOn UnlVef-
sity Hospital.
He had been
in i'll health for
more than a
year.
Former Judge
Oscar E. Bland,
his colleague for
Is years, said
Judge Hatfield
was the Oldest
judge of the
U nj t ed States
Court of Gus
toms and Pat
ent Appeals and
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Writer to TuIk on Spain

Luis Marden, staff writer and
photographer for the National
Geographic Society, will present a
travelog on Spain and France at
S:15 o'clock tonight in Constitu-
lion Hall. = J II
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Charles ). Hatfield,
Customs and Patent
Court Judge, Dies

Judge Charles Sherrod Hatfield,
| 81, of the United States Court of
Customs and Patent Appeals here,
died yesterday in George Wash
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS sites, near famed
| Floral Clock, main entr., selling as group
only; owner leaving town. Ii. 3-6227
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Drat4s
sANpAxI MAMIE Er

RANDALL. MAMIE ELLEN. Entered
into eternal rest on Wednesday. February
sesaadr a vs MAMIE Ss sLHN sHSh RAN
Brooks, Mrs. Edith Hnnter, Blanche
Kathleen; Alberta, Grace, Harold, William
tives and friends also survive. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines g. Co. Fu-
neral Home, 22l North Patrick St. Alex
andris Va where where relatives and friends
pm. Funeral Saturday, February II, al
p.m from the Oakland Baptist Church.
InteTment church cemetery.
ROBERTSON, SALLY a, On Wednes-
John Lawless and Mrs. S. C. Jordan and
sister Of Mrs: Janie Robertson Alex and
Funeral Home, 5l7 18th St; Sc, on Mon
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
sATo, HENRY S. On Wednesday, Feb
+ HEN HESRa e sITo Of
father of Mrs. Tame Yoshida. One grand
son, Daniel Yoshida, also survives. Serv-
ices at the s. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV, on Saturday, February
IL, at pm. 1nterment private. 10
scANLAN, JOHN ]. On Wednesday
sity Hospital, JOHN A. sCANLAN of 1872
Upshur st. NV. beloved husband of Mar
garet Joy Seaman, father of Margaret F..
Lille M. scanlan, brother Of William r
and Leo V. Scanlau, Mrs. James Lunsford
and Mrs Jack Grady. Funeral from the
m 1oys a s56 on Resae Mass s 6
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church at
am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
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n, JUHN J Tie mtmDeTS OF
the Holy Name Society of the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Church are requested to as
semble at the late home of the
deceased. 1872 upshur st. NV,
on Friday, February 10. 1850.
at 8 o'clock pm. to recite the
the repose of the soul of our
smber. JOHN J. SEAMAN.
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none i.tn ana stS. NV sat
80 pm. Session of sorrow on
Friday. February TO-. at s pm, at the
PRESTON MILES. Exalted ruler.
HARRY r. PRATT. Secretary
MOORE, pa palsy On ,Wsdnssday. Fes;
Thrower. After pm. Thursday, Febrn- ..
ary 8. until 8 pm. Friday. February 10
friends may call at Frazier's Funeral
Home, 3S9 r. /. ave: NV. Funeral and
February IL. 10
MORRIS. CHARLES MELVIN. On Tues
day. February 7, 1850. at his residence
1904 9th st NV, CHARLES MELVIN
ris. father of Mrs. Ethel Miller and
Ulysses Norris Of Detroit. Mich. Also
oer saSes snd
friends. After 2 pm. Friday friends art
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Funera
Eome, 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral from
the. Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
10Th and r sts NV, on Saturday. Feb
MaorIIi snsry Il at s0 pm 1nterment LINCOLN
'Aiasg1sE MpTERssaTGH. ALoNzo SHERMAN
On Wednesday, February 8, 1850, at Dunn
Le1ss LoTing; ,,Ii; VA l.3S AL3Nzo sHERIMAN Ny N.Y.
Cline Mutsrsbaugh. and Alma L. sne
Emma r.. Groff. all of Fairfax County. Va
Remains resting at Pearson,s Funera
Home. 472 Washington ST., Fails Church
Va, where friends may call after pm
tsrbrook Methodist i Church, chesterbrook
Va, on sunday, February 12, at 2 pm
Interment oakwood Cemetery, FAN,
Church, Va. 12
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. MHnEL D. 1t UIHCETS aHu
members of Silver Spring
Chapter, No. Sc, o. E. s.,
are requested to assemble on
Saturday, February IL, 1860,
at 6:45 pm. at the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
GEORGIA ave Silver Snrinx
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ETHEL JAVINS, Daughter Ruler.
GEORG1ANA HENRY, Secretary.

BURLEY, SAMUEL. On 1hursday, Feb
ruary 9, 1850. SAMUEL BURLEY of 707
band of Annie Burley. father Of Mrs
Mary Minnis, Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall
James Brown George and Louise Burleyi
brother of Mrs. Maegie FttzGerald, MRS
Hester Smith and George Burley; grand
father Of Cecilia Benus After 12 moor
Saturday friends may call at the Carver
Memorial Funeral Home, 1881 H St NV
Funeral Sunday, February IL, at / pm.
from Mount Nebo Methodist Church, Queen
Anne Md, Rev. Camper ofhcfating. In
terrnent church cemetery. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19

Robert Young, the movie actor.
will be master of ceremonies for
the II Am An American Day
celebration Monday on the east
steps of the Capitol.
Final plans for the celebration.
to be preceded by parade. were
announced by Carl Bleiberg. fol-
lowing a meeting of the citizens
committee for the event at the
District Building yesterday.
Speaking will be Vice President
Barley. who will be introduced by
Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark,
and DR.. Ralph Buncfe. UN direc-
tor Of trusteeship and information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19

dolls to a l3-year-old Latvian girl,
Bace Epermanis. the l50,00oth
displaced person admitted to the
United States. Watson B. Miller.
commissioner of immigration and
naturalization, will introduce her.
Girl Soprano to Sing.
Another l3-year -old, Anna
Maria Albherghetti. soprano. will
make her last American appear
ance, during the event, before re-
turning to Milan.
Among those expected to attend
are 1000 delegates to the Third
Conference on Citizenship, which
opens Monday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Music will be provided by the
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Actor Robert Young to Direct Ceremony on American Day

Sesquicentennial Chorus. directed
by Paul Galloway; the Mills
Brothers, Miss May De Witt. Roy
Roberts and the Marine Band.
There will be community singing.
with Milton Slosser at the organ.
Sam Jack Kaufman will introduce
the musical events.
Invocations will be by DR.. Seth
r. Brooks Of Universalist National
Memorial Church, the Right Rev.
Msgr. John K. Cartwright of st.
Matthew's Cathedral and DR..
Lyman Ezra Cohen, rabbi of the
Northeast Hebrew Congregation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19

from non-self- governing terrific
ries. who will be presented by
Interior Secretary Chapman.
Lawmakers to Attend.
Mr.. Bleiberg announced both
Houses Of Congress viii adjourn
at 4 pm. so members can attend
the ceremonies. School children
will be released at 2::30 pm. on
presentation Of notes from their
parents.
The parade win begin from New
Jersey and independence avenues
at $50 pm. It will include fra
ternal. civic and veterans organi-
cations. and $50 displaced chill
dren.
Mr.. Barley will present two
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Hi-Y and Ti-Hi-Y Plan
Conference Tomorrow

The fourth annual confell
of delegates Of Hi-Y and Tri-Ei-
will be held from 1890 am. tc
s pm. tomorrow at Camp Let's,
Edgewater, Md.
Transportation for the dele
gates from the IS clubs in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19

area will be supplied by the Gen.
al YMcA. 1886 G street NV.
Theme Of the conference viii
ae World Peace Through Chris
.ianity."
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OFFICE BUILDINGS FOR SALE
LOTS FOR SALE

CONNECTICUT AVENUE WOODS
Chevy Chase. d. C. (Drive I block
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
path st; to our sign)-Large ram
Pier and he hSmssites; rep: on groands.
saApIRo, st me-, SssAi ME- FIJI Fir. Oh $40 4fS
LOTS for bungalows and rsmblers IN
Shepherd Park, Silver Spring.
Meadowood, B. M. Hills, and and
10,acre tract mr.. Norbeek; terms.
1000 FT., zoned apt apts.. 0fs f. Stevens
drive NV. 75x115 apt, Kansas ave.
SKY, RA. 6912, ~ @I2
SHEPHERD PARK - Very desirable
Drices is W Start at 500 g. nSgo Eor futile; sa h
information, cali KAY REALTY CO.,
wEsTMokELaSn tESii EAi az2S HrLLs-7d HrLT1 It
front wooded lot in this restricted
sSsdi'isaa sos1 %aRsHAEL hE y yaIasTn RspIE co s9
POTOMAC I4eH RiyRR-FTont Ri f;s oi sSfs iot near
Mt. Vernon; large, wooded, ready
for building; ideal for rambler. UN.
ARE IssSi Yoa 6ftsF 4 pfsGRnMrN.r1No ein aiIy.
-ER-Wanting to build in a locality
where environment and the stand
ard Of homes will protect your in
yeStment? Then come out to Burnt
NILS Village, on Colesyille I'd, 1
mile beyond Four Corners. These
home sites are the results Of care
fui plating of q beautiful, rolling
tract of land, where all of It's
natural beauty has been preserved.
To get one of these sites, you must
not delay. Call Mr.. Heater, 81. 1000,
or meet him on the property, Sat.
urday. or Sunday. / till dark.
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors. I'll
Rockville, Md. Water, sewer and
streets. $1,000. Rockville 1886. ia
BERWYN HEIGHTS, Md nice
bldg. sites, each 50x20O, water,
sever. elect, both for $1,000.
uN. 9102, ewes, OIL. 2273 10
SILVER SPRING, lot 70x120, in
woodmoor, several close in, $3.50
UP. BROKER, 81. 1875. open ewes.
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SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGlNIA
WE EARNESTLY
RECOMMEND

That this home be placed on your
inspection list. Fine country club
location, readily accessible to down
town D. C. Brick stone frame: lst
fl. bedrm. and small paneled den;
unusual paneled din. rm.; kit. has
adjoining handy breakfast nook; up
stairs are 2 twin bedrms. and Stor-
age gable, 3 complete baths, maids
quarters and garage. Pre-war home
that gives you the ADVANTAGES of
mature shrubbery and mary trees.
location for perm, successful
people. Inspection arranged by
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd.. oW. 5000.
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STORES FOR RENT

BUSY BLK. of 18th ST. N.W.-Ap-
prox. 20x6O modern front, basement;
heat. LISS REALTY CO.. RE. 1894
NEW STORE; 3rd and Sheridan sts
E;w.; 20x50; large show window
Plenty Of parking space. RA. 1905
4o7 sth ST. s.E.-Excellent for laun-
dry and D. C. beauty shop. delica-
lessen. etc. Call Mr.. Franklin
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,, GIL. 4456
BEAUTY PARLoR. excellent oppor.
tunity for live operation: in thriv-
ing. active Southeast community
adjacent movie and large super
market. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI
$500; eves., CHI. 923S.
BAKERY, outstanding location, in
heart Of newly developed Southeast
section; practically non-competitive
situation for good home bakery
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS,
INC, washington Bldg, DI. $500;
eyes,, CHI. 923S.
5404 MARLBORO PIKE-30x50. or
will subdivide to suit tenant; grow
ing area; excel. for rest. hardware,
launderette, valet; 2 apts. Parking.
EX. $500: ewes. ia. $500. -S
ARGYLE PARK-New storeroom and
basement; approx. 2.400 50. IT. with
parking area; Forest Glen I'd. near
4-43s2. T. PAUL MUDD CO. Iii
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-23.-
cash offer. plans available WORTH
INGTON REALTY, Realtors, S427
Georgia ave. 81. 3700: ewes. ST.
$500, SH; 1912; - 10
Silver Spring; all utilities in. SH
1890: ewes, SH. 1854. la
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, FOR RENT

AVAILABLE within 80 days; 2-story
plds., conv. loc. in Silver Spring
Nd. 1st Il. 40x60 IT,, divided by
partitions providing 2 spaces or
stores. End f., B large modern Offices
with acoustic treated ceilings.
Equipped with Venetian blinds and
awnings. Built-in wall safe. BLDG
suit. for storage or industry. Call
SH. 5000 or Rockville 1898 (Ask for
Mr. LofStrandl 10
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINlA
$15.950

3 BEDROOMS, z BATHS
The master bedroom with its private
bath and large walk-in closet is
a honey; basement with recreation
room space, gas radiant heat. and
large u acre lot with several stately
trees; assume S11,500 trust payable
at SS52l per mo. incl. everything.
WAVERLY HILLS
The location speaks for ITSELF The
house has living room with fireplace,
pine paneled den, dining room,
kitchen and screened rear porch
on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor: full basement, oil
heat; CT approved at $4,000, be-
lieve Veteran can handle with $4,000
cash
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agy.
Gil. 633s. 31O3 N. 10th St, OK,
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GREENACRES MD

COLONIAL DETACHED HOME
Center entrance, taStefully decorated
and situated on large lot, 60x1 10;
8 bedrms. and bath, screened porch.
storm sash, slate roof, recreation
irm.; picket fence; GE gas &C. heat.
Shown by appt Price, Sl4,25O.
terms.
CONNER g. RYoN. INC.
Exclusive Agents. 927 18th st. NV,
PE 3o1E n
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAND

SUNNYBROOK-Co modern s.
bedrm. brick, full bsmt., gas &C.
heat; good cond.; -attractively priced
with mo. pymts. of $40 includ. taxes
rinston, st Wo. 7457. 81 BROWN SlFl REAITY ~
UNIVERSITY PARK-Large corner
lot, 2-story brick, z rooms, space
for 2 additional in attic; modern
recreation % oo10s poom recessed M 0rs radiation don
built-in garage; finest construction,
8 yrs, old, Immaculate condition
attractive terms. Call Mr. Meade,
| WA: 1888 or DI 1015. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. 10
WEST HYATTSVILLE-2-p -pedrm. as
bestos shingle bungalow with ex-
palsion attic. Large liv. rm., large
equip; full basemt., gas heat; very
| large lot; conv. to everything. Can
be bought GI with $500 down or
non GI with reas. cash. PRINCE
GEORGE REALTY CO., WA. $3.50.
ClvILIANs-s1 800 down; 2-yr. old
BUNGALOW; 5 lge. rms, tile bath, full
bsmt., gas heat; stairway to huge
expandaple attic; priced right at
S10,95O; conV. location near school,
~ pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS 3
6IO2 CENTRAL AVE, Capitol lights.
-Flye1room bungalow, lust, redeco;
rated; hot-sir oil heat, porches, full
bus. Only $500; terms, Call MR.
3-BEDRM. BUNGA.-S1o.950 is a
buy for this modern home; full
osmt; s gas ,.hest heat. equip kit; near
everything; vets, $3.50 down; civil
ians. 5000 down. Call WA. 5000
till 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
NEAR CHEvERLY-s-bedrm: brick
tfirepl., din, rm., tile bath, Full
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY Co,
WA. 6665, UN. l166. 3
2 BEDRM. BRICK and frame, IR
yrs. old, immac. cond., beautiful lot.
located in East Pines, ready and
equipped for immed. occupancy; all
modern conv., SI0.500 with $1,000
down; easy payments. Ewes, Mr.
Fekete. HI 6149. GOLDSTEN
BROS, RE. 1888.
HOME AND INCOME-Here's a buy
in a lovely and modern brick bunga :,
bath; the upstairs has been finished
into very attractive private apt.
that rents for 500 mo-; convenient,
high location in close-in Hyatts-
yiIlC dISh, pllCSQ dI f1.1,HOUI TERMS.
Call WA. 5000 til pm. ROBERT
8 DAVIS & CO. -g
VET-6-RM. BRICK; price, $4,000;
81 900 cash and $63 mo. will buy
this pleasant home, only 2 yrs. old,
full bsmt.. 2o-ft. l. r, company
sized d. r., 3 bedrms.. tile bath;
good location. near bus, stores,
school Call WA. 5000 till 9 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. 3
BRICK RAMBLER, S14.750: custom
built of the finest materials; II
yrs. old; 8 rms. all on one f., in
Guiding paneled den, f.p. in l. r,
separate d. r., 2 bedrms., tile bath,
stairway TO huge expansion attic,
full, dry and bright bsmt.; attached
brick garage with concrete sun
patio above; double corner lot at
END of two dead-end streets affords
complete privacy; conveniently To-
Gated near bus, stores, school, etc
Call WA. 5000 till pm. ROBERT
S. DAVIS g. CO. g
ASSUME VETS LOAN-2-yr.-old de
luxe brick rambler, rms, all-elec
kit. includes Bendix. Call WA. 5000
till 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS g.
CLosE-TN HYATTsvILLE rm.
and bath bungalow, oil heat. Sl0.-
50O-S1 900 down, S65 mo. Move in
with deposit. PRIMROSE REALTY,
WA. S4S4, ewes. after $50 WA.
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KENSINGTON

Only 2 blks. from new shopping area,
S12,950; 3 bedrms., ] bath. with
living room, dining room, kitchen
and full bSmt., eyes,, Mr.. Given, al
OIL. 7740
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oUT-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE

WILL LEASE Ia cabins. One large
enough fer family to live in; on Rt.
IA. 9 mi. no. Of Salisbury, Md. For
further details call Oh. b1S5, Ia
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KFNWOOD

S-vr.-old custom built. brick Colonial;
superb location in this exclusive COM
munity with its own country club
and its famous cherry trees. COL.
F. H. KOHLOSS, Broker. OIL 1853.
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CLOSE-N HYATTSVILLE -6 rm.
and bath bungalow, oil heat: Sl0.-
with deposit. PRIMROSE REALTY,
WA, S4S4, ewes. after $40 WA.
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BUSY BLK. of 9TH ST. N.W.-Ap-
prox. 20x60 modern front, basement;
heat. LISS REALTY CO., RE. 1894
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Excellent Opportunity
STORES WANTED

RENTED BY KING" you hear fire.
quently. For rent listings invited
by the old-established firm of GEO.
s. KING CO, est. 1895, 2110 Nichols
ave. Sc, LU. 4-25Ol, Realtor,
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"UNIOUE"

A white clapboard rambler, on 9
section of KensinRton; liv. rm. with
nreplace, Sunroom with skylight
cneefful dining rm., modern kit
with pantry: bedrms. and tile
bath all on one floor. Only $4,000
with excellent financing; Immediate
possession. Call ME. 1l43 until
9 pm, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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INDUSTRIAL GRoUkp-sAls

CLOsE-IN NE. sECTION-on RI
siding; several parcels, ranging from
1880 to $4,000 50. IT. st 81 80
to So per SO. IT, Call Mr.. Morgan,
CHARLES C. KOONES d. CO., Real
LorS, DI 2342 a
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GARRETT PARK

Small attractive cottage on s4-acre
of ground; wonderful location for
children; dead-end street; , blks.
to school; house has liv. rm., lexis;
.din. rm., kit, . bedrms. and bath;
bsmt and new oil burner; 2-car
garage; $4,000. Call Mrs. Upp.
SH. 0335. HU. 1866.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
GEORGETOWN
REAJ,TOP IN
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coML. PROPERTY FOR RENT

coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT
CENTRAL LOCATION - End com;
soxh25 so;;,I IT, high i,,t ceiling and do doors
gaarage or mfg.; rent, $3.50 mo.
1911 L ST. N.W.-Shop, store, Of
fee, service or storage End COM
mercial; 1000 So. IT. and base
ment Alley entrance; will divide;
OWNER. 1903 l. ST.. ME. 963S. ---l2
comm. ground, located at. 18th
and Benning rd. me-, on busiest
intersection in city; rent $470 per
mo. to responsible party. Call
MR.. JOHN. AT I400. 3
1907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. n.w.-En-
tire first floor; prominent display
window; large parking area; Call
SAVAGE, 514 Union Trust Bldg.
INVESTORS 1st. COMMERCIAL
1000 block Bladensburg rd.. 2 COM
plete apis. and office; income 1925
per month; owner must sell, make
an offer. Call. Mrs. Hurt, cox &
Co.. INC, UN. 1926, ewes. WA.
STORES AND APARTMENTS. Yields
excellent return on the Investment.
Can be bought at the right price
Call Mr.. Jolles, sr., (eyes. ia. 8979D
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors, ME. 5400.