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Evening star., 1950-05-03
Alabama
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NSO11G1I1OCO T Ol11 7 nSk GdSCJ
National Democrats the lead for
SO places. States Fighters were
ahead for 80. One place, definite
ly decided.| went to a man not
committed to either side.
Many of the races were so close
that slim leads could change in a
few boxes.
Party loyalists were ahead in
four districts, chiefly in North
Alabama. States Fighters were
leading in four and the other was
evenly divided.
Senator Hill won his bid for
denomination. equivalent to elec-
ton, against Lawrence Mcneil.
Birmingham States RICHTER. With
1858 boxes of 2,505 counted, Sena-
tor Hill had 123, 300 to- $500 for
Mr.. Mcneil.
Committee Led Fight.
The State Committee led the
campaign in 1948 which gave Ala
bama's II electoral votes to the
Thurmond- Wright States Rights
presidential ticket. Three other
deep South States-South Caro-
lima, Mississippi and louisiana
did the same.
The, issue then, as in the COM
mittee fight now. was the method
OF fighting Federal civil rights
bills. Both sides oppose the mea-
sures. The Hill-Sparkman group
contended the fight could best be
conducted in Congress within
Democratic Party ranks.
McCorvey Leads Fight.
States Fighters, led by Gessner
T. McCoryey of Mobile. the pres
ent State committee head, adpo-
Gated a setup similar to the one
which took Alabama out Of Demo-
ocratic ranks in 1948.
The States Rights issue was
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More NoturuI Gas Used

Use of natural gas for all pur-
poses went up from 94,948, ,000,-
900 cubic feet in 1886 to $685.
294, ,OOO,0 cubic feet in 1949.
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Cueot, so. Will Wed
l8-Yeor-Old VocoIist
ss he Assesie,sd er..,

BOSTON. May 3.-Orchestra
Leader Xavier cugat last night
announced plans to marry ls-
year -old Able Lane OF New York.
a singer in his band. after his
present wife obtains q Reno di-
vorce.
The 50-year -old rhumba king
said Mrs. Cugat-the former Lor-
ralne Allen-already had obtained
California divorce but the de-
cree would not become ANAL for
q year.
so We made another settle
ment" Mr.. Cugat said. and she
is about to so to Reno. That will
take only six weeks"
He said his third marriage will
take place in July or August, Mr.,
Cugat is appearing this week In
a Boston night club.
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Jury Told 10 Ignore
Cassini's S Deposition
In Huge Libel Suit
Br the Asseeiotad Prs,.

HARTFORD. Conn. May S.-A
Federal Court jury today was in
Structed to disregard a plaintiffs S
claim that millions of persons had
read a letter which allegdly libeled
entertainers Larry Adler. har-
monica player. and Paul Draper,
q dancer.
Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith
issued the ruling on motion of
counsel for Mrs. Hester McCul-
Tough. Greenwich housewife and
defendant in the entertainers suit
for $200.00 damages. They
claimed they suffered heavy pro-
fessional losses as a result of her
statements.
A deposition by Igor Cassini
Hearst columnist. who writes a
nationally syndicated column un-
der the name of Cholly Knicker-
booker. was read to the jury yes
terday.
Estlnateu heauerS.
In it Cassini said he had aired
the charges of Mrs. McCullough
that Adler and Draper had Com
munist sympathies. CaSsini esti-
mated his readers at from s mil
lion to million.
Macdonald De Witt. counsel fol-
Mrs. Mccullough. today asked that
the circulation figures be stricken
on the ground that the Greenwich
housewife had not caused publ.
cation of the letter in CaSsini':
column. Mr.. De Witt also reac
to the jury portion of the de,
position which said Mrs. McCul.
Tough had nothing whatever" Il
do with publication of the letter
in the column.
/ Judge Smith told the jury tc
disregard the total circulation fig.
ures. He said that the evidence
presented showed that the column
was published only in the New
York journal American and a
Miami newspaper, which he die
not name.
Mrs. McCullough's original re.
marks were in a letter protesting
the entertainers appearance ir
Greenwich, Conn. The letter was
published by a local newspaper
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Florida
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NCOnIluueQ from F1rSL Page)
stake in yesterdays primary. Gov.
Fuller Warren holds over in office
until 1852. y
Mr.. Smathers raised, apparent.
ly with telling effect. both the
"red" issue and the "black" issue
against Senator Pepper, charging
that the Senator had given more
comfort to the Communists than
any other Senator, and that he
had stood first on one side, and
then on the other in the FEPC
fight in Congress.
Mr.. Smathers charged, too, that
the, CIO-PAC had entered into
an agreement with Senator Pep
per to help register Negro voters
in the Democratic primary. who
would vote for Senator Pepper.
A total of 100000 Negroes were
registered-the largest by far in
Florida's history ss,--,.,..t ....
The Pepper defeat was a hard
blow. not only to the CIO but also
to AFL and the railroad brother
hoods, all of which had worked
hard for Senator Pepper during
the campaign. e-~,-..,sy.---s
While President Truman. had
kept hands off in the Smathers-
Pepper race. the Smathers victory
was a defeat for major parts of
the Presidents program. Mr..
Smathers declared himself, dur
ing his campaign, in opposition
to the repeal of the Taft-Hartley
Labor Act. to compulsory national
health insurance, to FEPC, and to
deficit spending. He has been and
continues to be'a strong supporter
OF the Presidents foreign policy.
The Pepper defeat may, how
ever, not be an unmixed sorrow
to the administration. The Flor
ida Senator in 1948 was active in
the move to displace President
Truman as the Democratic Party'S
candidate for President. For q
brief day during the Democratic
National Convention, Senator
Pepper himself was a candidate
for the presidential nomination,
but Withdrew when he received
little support, and later cam
paigned for Mr.. Truman.
Pepper Congratulates Smathers.
Senator Pepper conceded de-
feat soon after midnight last
night, when the returns showed
him trailing by more than $4,000
votes. He then sent to Mr..
Smathers the following telegram:
I send you my hearty con-
gratulations upon your victory in
winning the senatorial nomina-
ton. I shall always be ready to
cooperate with you in any way
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within my power in serving Flor
ida and the Nation"
In victory statement, Mr..
Smathers said: ..,.-..5 -.
Il am humbled by the show of
faith the voters have given me.
I owe more to the wonderful vol
unteer organization that has con-
Quoted my campaign than I can
possibly say. I believe that my
election was a victory for the
principles that the young-and
the old-of Florida believe in"
Says Issue Was Freedom.
Mr.. Smathers, who heard the
news of his triumph at his Jack
sonville campaign headquarters,
also told reporters:
This campaign was won on the
issue of freedom. The people have
spoken, and naturally I'm happy
they want to continue this Sys-
tenn of democracy and are still
interested in the principles of
freedom"
It had been a trough, rough
campaign" he said.
Senator Pepper in his campaign
went right down the line for the
Truman domestic program-al-
though he declared he did not
and had not supported FEPC. He
also insisted he wanted nothing
to do with the Communists.
Rivals Peppers Mark.
Mr.. Smathers' lead over Senator
Pepper rivals that which the SEN
ator had over his opposition in
the primary of 1938-about Co.
900. Senator Peppers majority
over his opposition sank to a little
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Indiana Renominates
II Representatives.;
Voters Jam Polls
By the Assoeiafed Press

INDIANAPOLIS. May 3-In-
diana's IL representatives won re-
nomination yesterday in State
wide primary in which county
officers also were nominated.
Jamming of polling places in
the city precincts slowed up the
voting and many polls were kept
open long after the official clos
ing time so those in line could
vote.
Slow voting, shortage of voting
machines and long ballots were
blamed for the delays.
The sixth district race was the
top contest in the congressional
races. which had attracted little
voter interest.
Mrs. Harden RenOminated.
Mrs. Cecil Harden of Covington,
the States only women member
of Congress, was re- nominated on
the Republican ticket by margin
Of almost two to one over two
opponents.
Representative Ralph Harvey of
Mt. Summit, 10th District Repub-
lican, piled up a 10 to l margin
over his two opponents. A Demo-
crat, Representative Winfield Den
ton of Evansville, led the way for
his party candidate with a five to
one victory.
Representative Charles Halleck
of Rensselaer,, dean of the In
diana delegation and assistant
minority leader for the Repub-
licans, held an advantage of three
to one.
Madden Wins Easily.
AS usual, Representative Ray J.
Madden of Gary, turned in an
easy victory to be the Democratic
nominee again from the industrial
First district.
Others renominated were Rep
resentative James E. holland of
Bloomington, Seventh district, and
Audrey Jacobs of indianapolis,
Eleventh district, both Democrats.
Nominated without opposition
were Representatives Thurman C.
Crook of South Bend, third dis
trict; Edward H. Kruse, jr., of Fort
Wayne, fourth, and John R. Walsh
of Anderson, fifth, all Democrats,
and Earl Wilson of Bedford, ninth,
Republican.
Close Republican Race.
The Republican congressional
race in the Northern Indiana
Sd district was the only contest
close enough to bring suspense.
1t was not certain until early
today that Shepard j. Crum-
packer Of South Bend had won
the right to oppose Representative
Crook in the November election.
/ Mr.. Crumpacker, a lawyer with
Republican organization support
in st. Joseph County (South
Bend), won a 10000 vote margin
ia his home county that Marshall
FGinther,e Michigan City business
man, could not overcome. Mr..
tGinther carried the other three
counties in ngthe district.
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Italy Urged to Quit Pact

ROME.-The last survivor of
the Versailles treaty's Big Four,
Italy's Vittorio Emanuel Orlan-
do. wants his country to quit the
Atlantic pact over the Trieste
question.
Speaking in the Italian Senate
yesterday, former Premier Or
lando accused the United States,
Britain and France of abandoning
his country in favor of Yugoslavia
over TrieSte.-AP.
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less prominent in the record Is
man race for Governor.
Gordon Persons, head of the
State Public Service Commission,
was far ahead for Governor, but
also far short of a majority. He
opposed the States Fighters.
Hamm Had Folsom Backing.
On 1,769 boxes Mr.. Persons
had 85,315 votes to 32,539 for
Phillip j. Hamm. in second place.
Mr.. Hamm. also against the
States Fighters, had vigorous
backing from Gov. James E. Fol-
som and the State administration.
With 1,769 boxes in. Ebert
Boozer pulled into the lead in the
seesaw battle for third place in
the Governors race. The totals
we're Mr.. Boozer. 25,305; Bruce
Henderson, 24.959, and ex-Goy
Chauncey Sparks, an outspoken
advocate of returning to the reg
ular party, 1908.
The two high men will engage
in a runof primary May 80.
All incumbent representatives
in Congress were given comfor-
table leads. In the fourth district.
where Representative. Sam Hobbs
did not offer for reelection, a
runoff was likely.
In the State committee races,
States Fighters apparently won
the first, third and fourth dis
tricts. Regulars were leading in
the fifth, seventh and eighth dis
tricts, and a split was indicated
in the second, sixth and ninth dis
tricts.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Around The World
N.,.,. - Diff
Reds Apply FREIGHT Curb
News in Brief

BERLIN. - The RuSSian-con-
trolled German railways today Or
dered that all Berlin freight des-
tined for Western Germany must
be loaded in the Russian sector
of the city.
Some shippers said the move
was designed to enforce stricter
controls of Berlin's trade with
West Germany. The Soviet-con-
trolled railway headquarters said
the new order was necessary be-
cause the Marienborn checkpoint
at the East-W West zone border was
overloaded.-A.P.
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Ponther Claws u. S. Woman

BANGKOK, Thailand.-A black
panther broke from it's cage
aboard ship in Bangkok Harbor
yesterday. clawed a New York wild
game collector and two other per-
sons, and terrorized the crew for
four hours before it was slain.
Miss Genevieve Cuprys, IS, the
collector, was knocked down and
clawed by the animal. At a
Bangkok hospital it was reported
that her condition was not crit
| ical,-AP
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Priest Excommunicoted
On Charge OF Aiding Reds

Vatican City-A Vatican holy
office decree today announced the
accommodation of Romanian
Priest Andreas Agotha. He was
accuse of abetting a Communist
inspired split with the mother
church in his country.
The decree, published in the
Vatican newspaper LOsservatore
Romano, warned that similar steps
would be taken against other
priests unless they "desist immedi-
ately from favoring the schismatic
movement. .''-AP
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Ohio Democrats Pick
Ferguson 10 Oppose
Taft in November
BY the Asseeioted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May s.
The role of giant-killer in 1850
Ohio politics goes to Joseph T.
Ferguson, 5-foot-5 State auditor.
Ohio Democrats handed him the
aing-shot in yesterdays primary.
AS their candidate for Senator, he
must take on Senator Taft in the
November election.
Senator Taft got the Republ-
can nomination for a third Sen
ate term without a contest.
Mr.. Ferguson had to battle six
other Democrats for his senatorial
nomination.
His nearest opponent, Mayor
Michael v. Di Sale Of Toledo,
went to bed about am. with
out conceding. Mr.. Ferguson
claimed victory four hours earlier
and later tabulations kept him
we'll out in front.
The complete vote gave Mr..
Ferguson. 1912 and Mr.. Di
Sale, 105, 5,508. The five other as
pirants were strung out far be-
hind Mr.. Di Sale.
Taft Gets Big Vote.
The unopposed Senator Taft got
a whopping complimentary vote
from the Republicans. His vote,
as reported by the Secretary of
State for 1888 polling places. was
350,215.
The 57-year-old Democratic
nominee, who is serving his 14thI
year as State auditor, enters the
November campaign with promises
of lot of help.
Many labor leaders, antagonized
by the Taft-Hartley Labor Act,
have vowed to see its co-author
defeated. Ohio AFL leaders,
launching a drive for 100000 new
members, explained frankly:
There's no use quibbling. The
main purpose of our membership
drive is to marshal the forces of
labor to defeat Taft"
While Mr.. Ferguson is jousting
with Senator Taft, a fellow Demo-
crat-Gov. Frank j. Lausche-will
be fighting for a third term
against Republican Don H.
Ebright.
Lausche Swamps Two Foes.
Gov. Lausche swamped two
Democratic opponents. They were
Clarence H. Knisley, a former
State treasurer, and Joseph Torok,
a Youngstown salesman.
Complete returns gave Gov.
Lausche, 362,916; Mr.. Knisley,
$780, Mr.. Torok, 1876.
Mr.. Ebright, now in his 18th
year as State treasurer, won the
Republican. Governor nomination
in a four-man contest. His lead
ing opponent was Mayor James A.
Rhodes of. Columbus. former pres
ident. of the Amateur Athletic
Union.
Complete returns gave Mr..
Ebright 336,187, Mayor Rhodes
157.207. Edward j.. Hummel, a.
former Secretary Of State, was
third with $3.50. The fourth
man. George v. Wooding, of Rocky
River, had 20,237.
Ohioans also nominated candi-
dates for four other State offices,
for % congressional posts, and for
State Supreme Court judgeships.
George H. Bender, Cleveland
Republican who was unseated in
the 1948 election after serving 10
years as Congressman at large,
again won his party's nomination
for the Office.
All % Ohio congressman are
seeking reelection. Only six of
them, however, had primary oppo-
sition, and they were running
ahead of their opponents in in
complete returns.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Funeral Is Futul

JUBA, Sudan (P.-Charged
with homocide, a tribesman was ac-
quilted when investigation showed
he was only brandishing his spear
too enthusiastically at the funeral
of a relative.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
John Kline Kills Himself: ::
Shop Owner in Waldorf
Special Dispatch TO The stor

WALDORF, Md, May 3.-John
c. Kline, owner of an auto top and
seat cover shop here, shot and
killed himself last night at his
home.
Deputy Medical Examiner James
L. MacKavanagh of Charles
County issued a certificate of sui
eide.
The body was found shortly
after midnight with bullet
wound in the right side of the
head.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

Sensible because it enables you TO keep
welldressed at all times Dracticalbe-
couse it keeps you in O sound economic
position! For exompIe: If you establish
Revolving Credit Account for $40, you pay
l/6th plus small service choree) eoch
month. And at any time, you may purchase
additional clothing, up to the amount of
your account, without roisino your payments
by SO much as O penny, without becoming
involved in q litter Of red tope! -.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Detached brick. 8 rms.
Terms. Term vi HARTMAN II REALTY. ;. NC,
1aa4oo 13aS GqGd PtS 4lsaoo H9pe rd' Sc Lu'
ave, s.e.Esemidet, brick, 5 rms; i
bdrms., Q tile baths end H.; fire.
places, rec. rm., chestnut trimming;
F.1hy SiI hwh fNc sssaEe 9sE Good g4R1MAS HoPs A
CoNGREss HEiGHTs-2o-ft. front.
semidet. brick. 6 rms. tile bath,
financing. HARTMAN REALTY
IN INc~ 4-a2d5 aad5 s. SpOd 5o1s hope I'd Sc
St. Sc, Detached brick, rms, 2
baths. 4 bedrms. Bedrm. and bath
lst A.; gas INV. h, rec. rrn., S2l,-
Geos geeS Hope rd. sc. Lu, 4-a4oo. VI.
NR' MASS. AND MINI. AYES. Sc
New det brick, -2-family fiat with 3
bedrms. each: full bsmt.. gas heat,
vacant. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
"a l345 Geod Hope rd. sc. LU. 4-34oo,
FAMILY HoME-A spectators op-
porehes; price. terms risht. Ii.
D. C.0only s11,e5o; So new all
brick, semi-det,, 5-rm. houses. col
ored tile bath, fully equip. kit. with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE
WO-BEDRM., semidet. 2-story brick.
Full bsfnt.. incloSed rear porch. gas
heat Oakwood st. OWNER. 10.
2-0455. -3
46th ST.-Corner semidet. brick. 2
stories, ] "a baths, full basement,
S12,e50 for quick sale. UN. 7o45.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Lovely Recreation Room
With fireplace and French doors
leading to covered patio; LIST n. con-
tains living room with mirrored fire-
place, attractive dining room, paneled
breakfast room, electric kitchen,
screened porch: 3 bedrooms. . baths
up: bedrooms have cedar lined
closets; laundry room with auto.
waeher: ~ bath and built-in GARAGE
in basement: oil h.-wh. with re-
eessed radiators. A fine home In q
convenient and lovely section; fairly
priced at S22,950. Call SH. 500
till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
AND INSURANCE CO.
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BETHESDA
1JI I1IODH
4 RMS 2lh BATHS

! RMS., 212 BATHS
We believe this to be the best buy on
today,s market. A home exceptionally
suited for the family. Close to public
and parochial schools and fne rec
reation area. Large center-hall brick
with paneled den and Ist-iir. powder
rm,; 3 twin sized bedrmS. and 2
baths on 2nd fir. with incl stairway
70 attic full bsmt. and attach. gar
S22 $50; ewes, GL. 44O0, Ext. Qg3
PHILLIPS, CANDY L. FULLER, INC,
] Ulo 9Th n " ct DanO
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MODERN RAMBLERs

values OF brick eonstruc
tion consisting of beautiful xii. com.
bination living and dining rm,, Is
Il. long. 3 bedrooms and Q baths
basement with gas a.-c heat; also 4
separate dining rm.. lee, KIT large
STORAGE attic with stairs, living rn,,
lot; for SEQ $50 For information,
call ARLIE l.. JOHNSON REALTY
CO, 3402 Conn. ave. NV, OR. TI0O
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"BATTFRY parry

eholce location in Bethesda prewar
built det. brick Dutch CoioniaI'
nome with liv. rm. with open Are.
place; excellent din. rm.; breakfast
rm bright kit; . bedrms. and bath
well-landScaped lot; within easy
walking distance to transp.. all
SchoolS and Shopping. Low price for
9 quick sale. Call ME. II43 until
? pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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American University Park
University Park

Center-hal! detached brick on excel
room, pine-paneled den, lavatory,
bright dining rm. and kitchen. End
floor has 3 bedrns. and 9 baths,
both with glassed-in showers. Large
attic. Attached garage. Immediate
occupancy, To inspect call JAMES
call Sligo 2575 or WO. 140S. "A
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
S1S,500. This home is Just right for
family with School-age children.
The lot is deep and attractive. r. h.
Liv. rr1., din. rm. and lge. kit; 2nd
floor. 2 twin-sized bedrms.. modern
bath; slate roof; gear garage. Ex-
cellent fnancins- Can be seen any
time by appt.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
5211 Wis. ave-, OR. G326 til o. -3
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7ilia1liH aIisai'H aia
''SQ 950"

Just listed and a real pickup in this
Just prevar-bullt Diet. home located
in an excellent residential section
just of Defense hwy. with large
liv. rm. with open fireplace; 2 bed
rms. tone on 2nd hrD; de luxe kit;
bath: det. garage; oil a.-c.h.; range
and refgr; well-landScaped lot. This
ia as neat as a pin and owner leav-
ing city must sell might be able to
CT this property Call ME. l143
until 8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
RealtOr
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BETHESDA

(Battery, Park. Picturesque Dutch
features big liv. rm. with firepl,, din
rm.. kit. and brkf. nook. . large
bedrms. Fnd bath on 2nd a. OIL
heat. Reaso lEbly priced at Sl6.AbO.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID 7RO0 It'll @ u m a
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont. }

NEAR TEXAS AVE. AND RIDGE Rp..
semi6stzehed brick, 5 mos. old, 3
rms, sas heat. bSrat,, MOD. bath and
kit Payments only SS3 PEI mo, IN
Guiding taxes and Insurance. Small
down payment, assume - finHne5ng
ST 36ST, GE. 1904. BRETTERMAN
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BETTER THAN NEW

0-bEDNM. bN-3 10 ,JUU
This 3-yr.-old Colonial In Silver
Spring Is in immaculate condition;
living room with fireplace; family
dining room; well-equipped kitchen;
side porch; full basement, lovely
level lot. Call SH. S0l0 till Q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT Il INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

OOLOhED-ISG COMM.
1924 1lth st. NV; home an income;
IL rms, 3 baths, h.-w.h., full bsmt.,
only $1,000 down, easy terms. To
inspect call NE. 0O95; ewes, FIR.
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BOOMING HOUSE

NV: excellent cond.. nicely furn.. 10
rms, 4 baths; income, 1863 month,
low rent; So 800 is the price; terms.
Call BROWN REALTY CORP, ST.
2O26. Ewes. and Sun.
Rem EPSTEIN HO. Rl37.
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ARTIST,S DREAM

Unusually beautiful home in park
facing creek; custom built brick.
slate roof, 2-cAr garage, enormous
outdoor terrace l-acre handicapped
ground; extra large bedrooms, Pa
baths, Bendix laund, beautiful kit.
plenty OF cabinets, din. rm. with
corner cabinets, hall and extrR-Spa-
ciouS liV. rm. with hrepl. wRlk-in
closets, An outstanding feature is
the lovely. cloSe-ln location, situated
among abundance of dogwoodS, old
shade, azaleas, beautiful gardens
ana magnificent view: there is Q
stone wall and huge outdoor f1repl.
on the very attractively Handicapped
rear OF the house; the grounds and
patio may he lighted at night and
make tho outdoor living area q real
JOY. Adjacent wooded acre can
also be purchased. Call OWNER,
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SILVER SPRING

81 500 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT
Modern bungalow: hv. rm; family-size
din. rm.; 2 lge. bedrms.: YounRs-
town electric kitchen; breakfast room
and laundry room; full basement: oil
h--w.h.; barbecue pit and driveway;
ideal for children; priced S12.650.
GI or non-OI. Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPAHELl.A 4 WOOD
EX. 4I13. Eves., TW. 1910. -A~b
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COLORED-VACANT

ONLY $1,000 DOWN
3S o ST. NV; 6-rms., bath, aut. gas
neat, front and rear entrances to
bsmt. To inspect call NE. 0O95 or
RE. 2144. a
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QUICK LUNCH

Frozen custard, near White House;
about 500 wkly. receipts: pin ball
mach. more than pays rent; should
make fortune during Centennial.
1890 down. Call Mr.. Dell
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555