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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Flower Show Here
Sunday Draw
Record Crowd

The Annual Fall Flower Show,
from to o'clock Sunday after
noon at the College Park Club
House will draw a record crowd
according to the chairman of the
Garden Club which sponsors the
Annual event.
To the artistic and all flower
lovers the show will be an array
of fall colors. The arrangements
chosen by the committee should be
fascinating. Consisting of Specimen
Glasses A display of 6 bloom.
Glasses display of IL or more
bloom and special artistic arrange
ments.
Dahlias are among the most
beautiful fall flowers, they have
been grouped so every club men,
Der can share in the display. Single
Dahlias, Pompon Dahlias, Medium
Dahlias, Large Dahlias, Double
Dahlias, and Miniature.
There will even be a class for
those not named, so they can enter
your favorite flower in the flower
variety for your enjoyment. The
Garden Club will welcome all COM
ers to the show. Come spend an
hour with your garden friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Death Sentence
For Officer
Under Study
Says Infantryman
Failed To Lead
Troops Into Battle

WITH path INFANTRY IN
KOREA-The commander of the
Eighth Army in Korea has under
advisement the death sentence
which was imposed on an Ameri-
can Negro Infantry officer who
refused to lead his men into the
line.
1t. Gen. Walton H. Walker,
commander of the Eighth Army,
could reduce the death sentence of
First 1t. Leon A. Gilbert, of Hes
ter, Pa, Company A, oath Infantry
Regiment.
Gilbert, combat veteran of the
92nd Infantry in Italy during
World War II, was tried on a
charge that he refused to lead his
men into position, despite a direct
order. He was convicted and SEN
fenced to die.
The case gained national atten-
ton when 1t. Gilbert's wife ap-
pealed to President Truman to set
aside the court martial death sem
tence.
Mrs. Gilbert is expecting another
child.
1t. Gilbert's sentence could be
reduced either by 1t. Gen. Walton
or President Truman.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
World Leaders
Congratulate
DR.. bunche

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-(ANP)-
United Nations, United States, and
world leaders and newspapers sang
out in one voice the praises Of DR..
Ralph Johnson Bunche, UN trus-
teeship division director, for his
winning of the 1850 Nobel Peace
Prize.
Among those congratulating him
have been:
Moshe Sharett, foreign minister
of Isreal, nation suspicious of
DR.. Bunche when he first entered
the Palestine dispute; Dean Ache
son, secretary of state, u. S. A.,
Trygve Lie, secretary general of
the UN; The New York Times, the
Chicago Sun-Times, and thousands
of other persons throughout the
world.
Sharett said in part:
"Dr. Bunche deserves the award
for his herculean efforts to put an
end to fighting in Palestine, his
inexhaustible patience, resource
and ingenuity in the complex arm
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
STATE negro DELEGATES TO WHITE House C0NFAB
Miss. Negro State
Fair Preparations
In Full Swing

The 1850 Exposition If the Mis-
sissippi Negro State Fair will be-
gin on Monday, October Is and
continue through and including
Saturday, October 81. Preparations
are rapidly going forward and ad-
vance interest already manifested
indicates that this years showing
will be one of the most outstand-
ing in the history of the institu-
ton. The headline exhibits will be
those from the schools, the coun-
ties and communities and entered
as such. The All Club Work Ex-
hibit promises to be unusually good
this year. On Tuesday, October II,
The Annual Flower Show will be
staged and this colorful event will
bring inspiration to ill garden
lovers. The management has made
a substantial increase in the Prem
ium List and this assures all ex-
hibitors of being adequately COM
pensated for the effort expended
IN entering competition. Wallace
Brothers Shows-"America's Most
Spectacular Midway'-will furn-
ish the midway attraction.
This event will be chock full of
information, inspiration and whole
some entertainment.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
enn. College
Segregation
Ruling JoIts Dixie
BY A. JACKSON

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-( Atlas y
Atty. Gen. Roy Beeler's ruling
that it is illegal to bar Negro stu
dents from the University of Ten
nessee because of their race fol-
lows a precedent that is sweeping
the South.
Kentucky, North Carolina, Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia, Ok
lahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Ark
ansas and Missouri have already
moved the segregation barriers
which in the past have barred Ne
groes from state-supported schools
for whites.
In almost every case, the anti
segregation action was taken by
the states following court action
and in most cases related only to
graduate and professional train
ing.
Missouri and Kentucky, how
ever, admit Negroes to the under
graduate divisions of their state
universities also.
Tennessee and Kentucky alone
acceded to the anti-segregation
movement without drawn-out court
fights. In Kentucky, the legisla-
ture eliminated the need for spe-
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
State Negro Farm Family Starting
With One Cow Now Making
81, 100000 Yearly From Dairy Farm

Washington, d. c., Oct. 2.-(Spe-
cial)-How a $4,000 a year dairy
enterprise was developed from one
cow on a cotton farm by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Sutton Of Bogue
Chitto, Miss, is contained in a
report received last week by the
u. S. Department of Agriculture
from its Southeast Regional Soil
Conservation Service office.
The Suttons ran into difficulty
back in the 30's trying to grow
cotton on worn out, red, hilly land
that the former owner said wasn't
worth 15 cents an acre, although
he charged them $25 an acre for
it.
Year after year, the Suttons
either barely broke even or went
into debt growing cotton. Finally,
Mr.. Sutton went to some of his
white neighbors and asked advice
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Bandsmen Cut
AT Dance Here
Monday Night

Dance band fans were shocked
and indignant when q local Utter
bug, jealous of his girl friend talk
ing with them, slashed two men,
bers Of Charles Browns Orchestra
during a dance at the Blue Flame
Club in East Jackson Monday night.
The two musicians, both of whom
received minor cuts about the neck
and face, released after being
treated at local hospital, were:
Lonnie Westfield, and Augustus
Moncief.
While the name of the jitterbug
was not given, Rankin County Of.
ficers have established his identity
and say that when arrested every
effort will be made to send him to
the State Penitentiary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
aImadge Rejects
Pleas For Mixed
Committee

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 2-(Spe-
ciaD-Governor Herman Talmadge
rejected proposal Thur sday from
Representative John Green of
Lanier County to name an inter-
racial committee of leading Geor-
gians to study problems of racial
tensions, and friction in the state.
Rep. John Greer had asked Tai
madge to set up a commission con-
sisting of eight whites and five
Negroes to investigate racial prob
lens.
But the governor appointed
Greer a committee of one of dis
cuss problems with any member of
the white race or the colored race
as you see fit"
Governor Talmadge has prev
ious refused to name Negroes to
commissions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Delta Planters
Rap Negro
Begging Racket

GREENVILLE, Miss, Oct. q
(SpeciaD-The Delta Planters and
Merchants organizations called on
the Delta Leader, local Negro
weekly newspaper, for assistance
in helping to rid the Mississippi
Delta of racketeers who solicit aid
in the name of Negro schools,
churches and fake magazines. This
committee Of planters and mer-
chants say they want to help wor-
thy organizations but they are
tired of racketeers. They say that
ministers from Greenville and Lee
land are becoming begging nuis-
ances and are Fostering them in
their offices.
Threaten Prosecution
They are gathering reports and
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Yazoo County
Negro Fair To
Show Tri-countv
Exhibits Oct. 1921

Il
YAZOO CITY, Oct. 3-(Special)
exhibits from Humph-
reys and Sharkey counties as well
as Yazoo County the Yazoo county
Negro Fair will open here Oct. 16
and continue through Oct. p.
w. B. Pierce, president of the
Negro Fair Association, ANNOUNCE
ed today that tickets will go on sale
Monday.
The exposition will feature
Groves Greater Shows on the mid
way, the Alcorn College Band, a
parade of floats from local clubs
and business firms and groups from
the Yazoo City Training High
School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
MISSISSIPPI CKILDREN'S CODE
COMMISSION Name FOUR NEGRO
DELEGATES TO MID-CENTURY
white HOUSE CONFERENCE
ON CHILD Welfare; DEC. ST
Group Named For Their Contribution
10 State Child Welfare Program
ALCORN STUDENT NAMED TO
REPRESENT STATE NEGRO YOUTH

The Mississippi Children's Code
Commission, this week, released
the name of three prominent and
widely known Negro citizens, and
one college student who will be
members of the delegation repre-
senting the state in Washington,
D. c., at the December 81, Mid
Century White House Conference
on Children's Welfare.
Heading the list is Mrs. G. w.
Williams, representing the Missis-
sippi State Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs. The two others
named are DR.. Jacob L. Reddix,
President of Jackson College, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Norman, also of
Jackson, State Colored PTA Pres
ident.
George Watson, President of the
Student Body of Alcorn College,
was named to represent the Negro
Youth of Mississippi.
These individuals were nominal
ed on the basis of their respective
contributions to the children's pro-
gram in the months preceding the
calling of the 1850 White House
Conference. ..
Mrs. Thad J. Ryan, Chairman
Of the Mississippi Committee on
Children and Youth, when releas-
ing the names of the Mississippians
who will participate in the Con-
ference, stated that the primary
purpose in selecting these indi-
viduals springs from the fact that
an effort is being made to take
the ideas of Main Street in our
town and the thoughts of the Cross
Roads in our rural areas to the
very door of the White House,
where problems of youth will be
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07

One OF them suggested that he go
to the Lincoln County Soil Con-
servation District office and re-
quest technical aid in hating ero-
sion and in building up the fer
'tility of his land.
He got the aid he sought. Sos
technicians helped him draw up
conservation plan for his farm.
And the Farmers Home Admins
tration made him loan to help
carry out the plan, with the fur
assistance Of the Production and
Marketing Administration. In line
with the plan, the Suttons replaced
their row crops on the slopes with
grasses for pasture and to help
stop the land from washing away.
More pasture meant reducing
their cotton and corn acreage,
and starting dairy herd with the
Continued on Page Eight)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Outlaw Jim Crow
In Texas" Theme
Of Texas Confab

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.-(At-
las) = Special Counsel, Thurgood
Marshall of the NAACP, and w.
j. Durham, Dallas attorney, who
together presented argument in
the celebrated Sweat case before
the United States Supreme Court,
will be the principal speakers at
the annual meeting of the Texas
State Conference Of NAACF
branches, to be held here Oct. 49,
IA.
The theme of the conference will
have as its motto make Jim Crow
an Outlaw in Texas"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Negro Named
TO Illinois
Pharmacy Board

CHICAGO, Oct. 2-(ANP) - A
Negro pharmacist, DIR. Robert E.
Giles, last week was appointed to
the Board of Pharmacy Examiners
for the state of Illinois. This APP
pointement is believed to be the
first of its kind for a Negro any
where in the United States.
AS a member of this board Dr..
Giles will help control issuing of
license to pharmacists throughout
the state and also willrbe in charge
of examinations. This body's third
big job is to guard again infrac-
ton of pharmacy laws of the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Newark Bans
Jim Crow In
City Housing

NEWARK, N. J.-(ATLAS)-
The Newark, N. Y. Housing Au-
thority has eliminated racial segre-
cation in city housing projects. A.
unanimous resolution said that
dwelling Accommodations sh al |
henceforth be allocated on a basis
of need without regard to race,
religious principles, color, national
origins, and ancestry of applicants.
Previously, Negro and white
families had been assigned to sepa-
rate parts of projects.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07
Virginia Youth
Who Enrolled In
White School
Gets xxx Note

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-(ANP)
Richard o. Green, 17-year-old
boy of Arlington, Va, was threat
ened by the Ku Klux Khan last
week because he enrolled in the
Washington Lee High School for
white children.
Green entered the white school
last Tuesday and began his stud
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-07

Patr0nize Our Advertis-
ers - Their Advertising
in this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HU. 1912. DE. $500.
CHOICE CORNER

Colored-Open Sun, 2 to 6
l701 Lyman pl ne. Semidet. brick
with beaut. lawn, s bright rms, at
tractively arranged; Ia baths; fin
ished rec. rm. and kit. in bsmt.;
awnings, storm windows and doors;
Bendix washer; bar with built-in
TV and other added features. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Poss. at
settlement. Call Mrs. West, with
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE 5212; Sun. and Ewes, DE. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HuLCREST GARDENS

11lLLSNGO1 1AlLlJCJlNS
CORNER EXoANDABLE RAMBLER
5213 28th ST. Sc.
A house that must be sold, trade for
small clear row or det. house or
good consideration for cash. A most
unusual detached home located on a
lovely corner lot with large side
porch and built-in garage, entry
foyer, very large living room with
fireplace. full dining room, large
deluxe equipped kitchen, Q master
type bedrooms and full tile bath on
1st floor. The entire upstairs is
arranged and roughed in for 2 huge
bedro ,ms and full bath, which can
be finished easily and cheaply. Full
basement with very high ceilings.
An opportunity that happens only
purchase on house. Mr.. McIn-
turn; III. 5447 or HI. .s7l4, Drive
out Branch ave. s.e., Just blocks
across D. C. line to entrance, turn
right at our sign to house.
PAUL P. STONE. REALTOR
Evening star., 1950-02-19

ATTRACTIVE 5-rm.. bungalow lust OF
n H. ave, ! block to school. bus
and stores; full bsmt., oil heat, ga-
rage. equipped kit. 81 500 down.
RAFFELL REAL, ESTATE SH l1na
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

PROFESSIONAL MANS CORNER in
Bethesda, on East-West hwy, just
, 2 blocks. from Hot Shoppe; 81
professional office suite at street
level entirely independent; con-
spicuous. convenient and easy park
ing. R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
OPEN SUNDAY . TO DARK
Custom built white brick Cape Cod
Home with att. gar. Large fenced
lot. APPROX. u acre with shrubbery
and fruit trees, slate roof. . porches,
new all-elec. kit, large liv. rm with
smaller bedrms., tiled bath and
shower, newly decorated. on busline
Directions: Out Conn ave. past
Kensington about 1H2 miles to open
sign at 2SO7 Wheaton rd. Conn.
ave. exit
YOUNG BOWERS CO.
SH. 10l1
$3.50 DOWN TO VETERANS
Fiye-rm. bungalow, in conv. cloSe-in
Montgomery Co. May be purchased
for $4,000, on terms to suit buyer.
SH. 10l till g.
YOUNG BOWERS CO.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

COLORED-S750 DOWN. Poss. Mod.
5-rm. brick home, bsmt. MR.. MAR
sHAIh; oHaRFpNs,ao IL; as4s9; R@iy, :,
Just of Central ave.-Modern s.
rm.,. 4-yr.-old semidet. brick; full
bsmt., gas heat. You can't beat this
one, so call Mr.. Kitchens TODAY.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1865;
eyes; ", $780, go
Only 1925 down. 6 rooms. Co.
lonial semidet. frame, h.-w.h. A
real buy for small family. PUBLIC
SERVICE REALTY CO., Oil 9th st.
NV, DI. 6361.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY

Colored-7th g. E. Capitol
Attention, Doctors
This fine brick home of 3 stories and
full bright bsmt. with front and
rear entrance is very suitable for
a professional man. 1t has oil
h,-w.h.. is in excel. cond and priced
for quick sale on good terms Today
call MI: Jones, RE: 05S5, Ext. 507.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911,
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HoUsES-sALE-s.E. tcont. J

NEAR BOILING FIELD-Grs at
tention. Beautiful broom det.
brick bungalow overlooking river.
Has electric kitchen, fireplace in
living room, hardwood floors, bsmt..
gas h.-w.h.; large beautiful lot;
convenient to everything. Priced
$l3.5OO. Terms. LEIGH c. KEEL
SEY, .Jr., 1910 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii.
Al IA or FIR. 4030.
VETERANs-NO MONEY DOWN
$40 per mo-; new 5-rma semi-det;
full bsnt.. kit fully equipp.; sam
pie house, 5121 H st. sc. Open 10
until 8 pm. Out Pa. ave. Sc, left
on Southern ave. till 5lst and H:
BUSADA REAL ESTATE 4415
Southern ave. Sc. HI. 4S43 -21
1900 BLk. s ST. S.E.-Modern semi
det. brick home, 5 lovely rms, with
natural trim finish. full bsmt., out
side entr.,. gas heat, large porch,
attractive lot: conven. loc. nr Good
Hope I'd; reas. priced at $4,000.
Call Mr.. Stover. CAMPANELLA g.
WOOD. EX. Alb; ewes. and Sun,
TW. 1910. 80
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SILVER SPRING
YER SPRING. S1O,25O
SILVER SPRING
OPEN | TO 6
1903 MYRTLE RID.

Lovely custom-buiIt house, all on
one floor. Many features that this
type of home often doesn't have.
3 bedrms., Q baths, also panel den:
one Of the wings contains excep-
and spacious dining room; the bed
room wing is on the right Of the
stone paved entrance: beautifully
finished recreation room in base
ment: lovely wooded lot on quiet
street, convenient to SCI nols, transp.
Forest Glen. right on Forest Glen
= biks. to Demaron. left on Damaron
to signs and property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
CT onfn
Evening star., 1950-02-19
OPEN SUN, is

1711 D ST. NE.
Substantial 6-rm. brick home, 3 bed
rms, lge tiled bath, liv. rm., din;
rm., equipped kit, full bsmt, oil
h-w.h., built-in garage, 3 porches;
priced S13,500, with reasonable
down payment. Call Mr.. Dobrowolski
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk. Alb; Ewes and Sun, 81. S066
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Rambler Reduced for Cash

5119 28th AVE. Sc.
An $4,000 home that can be sold
for much less to the person with
S3.500 cash down payment. A home
that Is expandable and can be COM
pleted into bedrms. and 2 baths
at small figure. Now contains
large living rm. with firepl. dining
rm. with china cupboards. de luxe
kitchen, master-type bedrms and
bath on the 1st floor; on the 2nd
floor there is complete bedrm or
den lSx15; the rest of the upstairs
is roughed-in for very easy and in
expensive finishing into the 4th
for some home seeker this week
end. Drive out Branch ave. to Cole
brooke dr.. turn right to section,
follow signs to office or house. Mr..
Phifer. VI. 1915, ewes.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
HI. 5447, HI. STA, MA. 1879.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE
OPEN SUN, NOON TO DARK
AUTHENTIC RAMBLER
ON WOODED - ACRE
Small Estate-S24,5O

y oCUI IUOiIIO-O p bdUIlS
Open Sun, 1-5 pm, 6215 Sligo Mill
I'd. Large masonry residence on a
rm., din. rm., kit, breakfast rm, den,
powder rm., so!arium and . screened
in perche~; End fl. has 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths. oius maids rm. and
bath; full bsrnt., fas heat: 2-car
fst aa,,n sarage, ava Direos,ons e. Out Neyw
one block to Sligo Mill rd., left to
house.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 54O0.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MIGHT GO GI
3437 25th ST. Sc.
OPEN TODAY 1-5

to Andrews Field and Ma
val Experimental Station. semide-
tached brick home in excellent con-
dition. Six rooms, bath. attic, gas
heat. full basement with asphalt
tile floor. Price, 800. Direc-
tions: From S. Capitol St. Bridge to
Andrews Field hwy. After passing
under Alabama ave. make sharp
right turn back to Alabama, turn
left to 23rd ST., turn left. to Con-
sress st. to 25th ST., turn right to
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 X st. NV. MA. Os52.
Ewes, NO. e558.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
COLORED-GI

NO CADf1
II you're making about $50 per week
fthat includes taxes and insurance.
and are not afraid of doing little
cleaning up and painting, then !
have a two-bedroom. full-baSement
home IN River Terrace for you. Total
price, $4,000; settlement charges,
approx. $3.50. Call Mr. Walsh.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152s K ST.. NV.
Ma. 9141
Evening star., 1950-02-19
silver Spring. a Real Buy
TAKOMA PARK, S9,5OO

ID o HNNSfA 0ktJ
1896 Colesville rd.;
modern throughout: 6-rm. brick,
= baths, garage. couven. FRANK
III GAIISS GE 90 10
Evening star., 1950-02-19
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

w Leland st.-A spacious Diet. home
on lot with l3Oft. frontage, con-
tanning more than la acre ground.
EVergreens give the house privacy;
Ist-h, lily. rm with f1repl., din. rm.,
XII, > bedrmS. and bath; 2nd "A.
5 rms. and bath Full bsmt., oil
VII, gar. Please call Mrs.
CuShard
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WASHINGTON GRnuF

WASHINGTON GROVE.
4 Smail-toWn-type community, just
Wash. by train or bus; situated on
a corner lot lOOxl5O: this at
tractive home has setting OF shade
trees. magnificent holly and at
tractive planting: liv. rm. with FIRE
piace; study, din. rm. and kit. on
hot-water heat The kit. has every
conv., incl: disposal. dishwasher,
auto. laundry and dryer. There
IS q large 2-car gar. and an addi-
tional lot 50x15O incl with the
prop. Price, S15,5OO Please cali
Evening star., 1950-02-19
VOODACRFS
CONSTRUCTION CORP.
WOODSIDE PARK

Beaut. custom built, prewar home, 8
blks. of Geor2ia ave. Center-hall
plar. 1st f., huge liv. Fm, paneled
den, powder rm.. Well-equipped kit,
A., 3 well-portioned bedrms and 2
baths; oil h.-w.h,, paneled rec rm..
beautiful well-landscaped grounds,
gear det. gar. barbecue pit and
many other featHres. This home
can be bought for as little as
$4,000 down; will take a $4,000
1st trust. RIGGS & Co, EN-. 2345;
IL no answer OIL .,2l 3
Evening star., 1950-02-19

CoLORED-8-RooM MODERN brick
fully furnished; good condition, ONLY
81 800; $1,000 cash. MRS. MAT
THEWS. DI. 2290, MI. 2OS0.
COLORED-NR. PROVIDENCE HOS
P1TAL - $3.50 down; immaculate
6-rn. roomy brick home, bsmt., oil
NV heat. JAMES CARR, 7::;.}
10Th st, NV, ST. 1881, ewes. IA.
4-1260. 10
Evening star., 1950-02-19
CORAL HILLS

Open Sat-, Sun. / Till Dark
5306 P st. Sc; S14,750-This is
without a doubt the most charming
home We have had to offer in this
price range. You will find in this
house everything to be desired in q
knotty pine rec. rm. with builtsin
bar; attic finished in knotty pine;
lge., level lot; many other features.
Call Mr.. Ruehf. LU. 4-43S2; eyes,
and Sun. HI. 1890.
T. PAUL MUDD CO..
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,h.o.,
HILLCREST AREA

4024 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Open l to tout Penna. ave. to
Southern ave, left to home). Six
rm., semi-det brick. Knotty pine
recr. rm... oil heat, ia baths, patio
and Dutch oven. Owner will con-
slider cash offer above $500 lst
PEAITv Tp vrSG
Evening star., 1950-02-19
BETHESDA
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
very exclusive area. lovely ram
piers nearing completion Cali MRSs
MOREY at once. OIL. 4SO4.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HoUSES-sALE-k.E. Cont
OPEN 2 TO 6

OPEN z TO 8
428 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
COLORED-6 rms, porches, .
baths, modern fireplace with large
mirror: oil h.-w.h.. day light base
ment; foored attic: very large yard;
nice home in good condition; rea-
sonably priced.
V. D. JOHNSTON
HU. 1912. DE. $500
Evening star., 1950-02-19

3 acres; 2-story, 5-rm. frame house;
needs renovating; elec. only improve
ment; large barrack; very rich land:
good loc on Rt. 240: S6,5O0. FRED
B.. CUSHMAN, Realtor. $40 Fred
erick rd., Gaithersburg. Telephone
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WEST CHEVY CHASE

Detached brick home on level lot:
VICE center hall. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Kitchen and large screened porch
on on nrst floor There is a large
general, family living on half levei
overlooking the garden. Three
SSedrms. and " baths on second
aoor; nnished rooms on third
noor; Door; gas h.-w,h.; lear garage
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