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des sisbenbverser sochsen soenserbundes
Won Nordomerka ~"
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Bundsssektion no.
Erie, Pa. - siebsnbHrgsr 0smischtss
Choir.
Pras.. Kasharima Merschauser. +"
sekr:. Emma Koppes. r. L. Z. Will
Bundesssktion IL.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damenchor "saxonis.,
prot -Sskr, Therese stolz. s467 .
l25. Str WI. 205S.
Bundesssktion IL.
Youngstown. o. DamenchAr Edelwstsa
Priis.. Josephine Miller, sls>Clearpond
seEr., Maria Pfingsgran. 81 East
Warren Ave.
sundes ssktion ~. e.
Canton, o. osmischtes Chor.
President. John SMILEY 7o6 Arlinstos
Sekretar. VIM. Fritsche. Center Ross
Box &c. East Canton. Ohio:
Bundessektiop II.
New Castle. IN. 9. 8. Dams.ches
"Fronstnr"
Pres. Mary Kutteseh. 41s waldo ST.
Sec, Minnie Mclltrot. TIC Z. Rey.
nolds St.. New Castle. Pa.
Bundessskton ~.
Salem, ohioi - Echo Liedsrkrans
Pras, Elizabeth Girscht. 7s0 Liberty
sekr., Freda Hermann. ssI SUNNI
! Street.
Bundessektion az.
youngstown, o. 8. S. Junior LyfA
| Chorus.
| pras, William Frank, 6e3 Fltnt Hill.
| Sekr., Georg Foisel, 48l Anawan rL0ns
Bundessektion as.
Canton, o. Damenchos.
President. John Smiley. 70s Arlingtos
! Avenue. N. W.
sskretar. wm. Fritsche. Center Road
! Box 36. East Canton Ohio.
Bundesssktion 81.
! Cleveland West Madrigal Chorus.
Pres, Joe Titsch, 35i0 W.. 95th st.,
Cleveland. Ohio. Phone AT. 1856.
Secretary. Gertrude Binder. 1897 Ro-
binvood Ave. Lakewood. Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
Bundessektion 50.
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir
President. george Krech. $3.50 ssvss
hoe Road, Tel: yellowstone 45z4
Secretary, Sara 8. Schuller. 2061 Haca
l15th Street. Phone Randolph s6SA.
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Ave-. Mciunaid Ohio. Tel: 5-6323.
CIV -Sekr. Michael Wagner. 1893 Bel
vedere Ave. s II Warren ohio Tel.
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Str. Niles, Ohio.
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c. " 9ekr.. Eirra EDrich. 93S Buck.
eye Str. N. W.. Warren. Ohio.
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3Oetz a.
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PrAs.. VIM Berg. $40 i.awnda,e Ave
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Fin -Sekr., Andrew Lehrmann ss3 e
AlcGtt Street. Philadelphia 20. Pa.
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Olney Ave.
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Eintracht Halle. l08 Taylor Str.
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Beckford Str.
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Helm, 2114 French Strasse.
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verein.
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Leasure Ave.
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Sprinx Ave
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Ave. Tel: 2018-J.
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Pras.. Michael Salmen. 6492 Parma
lights, .. Tel: TU. 5-l633.
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So Strasse Tel: AT. 7l95.
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Ave.
Castle Road.
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Shenango Blvd.
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Or Phone 81224.
Secretary. Caroline hrtz. 81 80. JACK
son Street. Phone 1885.
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Junior SaxonR.
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way.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. ssl Sun.
nit st.
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Cleveland, Ohio. Ostsette Iiederfafel
0emisc htsf Cuof.
Pra sident. Gerhard Gramp, 10607 MI
les Ave. Tel: MI, l-658S.
Sekr., Emma Hauserman. 2baO Loop
Drive. Tel: PR ll79.
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K. q. verein. Zweig "a.
Prss,, Johanna Wolf. 3462 r. 146. Str.
Tel: 10. 1-2s19. ,-
Prot. -Sekr Sofia Koch. 4o5 e. 125.
Str. Tel: MU. Lana.
e 49, "nrra s"haser. 1893 Ost
50. Str. Tel: Elk. 1880.
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Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester
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VersammIung feden z. 1UunLH1 ~
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0achsenheim. 1900 Ost b5. Str. I'm s7O1
prHs. Edward Schneider. $40 Helms
dale Ave. UL. 1865.
sekr.. Paul NJ Guist. ss1s Bona Ave
Tel: Ex l-3219. -,
C.-V.-Sekr.. Richard Geiger. 3olS Il
lOSth Str Tel: VU-3 1885.
Evening star., 1950-04-12
Music News
Ornondy Directs Varied Program,
Played With SuperIotive Finish

Sometimes this disrupts the old
and accepted outline, but to the
advantage Of the composition and
the understanding and apprecia-
ton Of the listener. Many things
have been heard In Mr.. Orman-
dy's readings that have been lost
in the confusion Of sound often
favored by other conductors.
Practically every performance has
revealed some angles in the
familiar music never suspected
before.
It was notably present in
Franck's Symphony In D Minor"
which followed the finely detailed
plan Of the performance last year.
It's innermost quality was COM
pretended and the remarkable
structure, which In this symphony
especially has such q definite de-
sign. could be followed with the
sharing Of mood the composer
intended. Again. In Ravel's Sec
ond suite from ''Daphnis ct Chloe. +"
the tone painting Of the music
and the rich atmospheric effects
were unfolded with sensitive feel
ing for their poetic intent.
The splendid group of artists
who make UP the personnel Of the
orchestra has command of the
technical material needed for the
intricate refinements the conduc-
tor requires. The strings produce
q pianissimo Of haunting beauty,
yet they have competitors in other
choirs for a like polish in perform
ance. The aggregated sound had
many moments Of glorif1cation in
both the Franck and the Ravel
work which Mr.. Ormandy ex-
plotted to the fullest.
The novelty, as regards the
Philadelphia Orchestra program
ming. was Robert Wards Sym
phony No. 2" Its worth was at
tested strongly from its place be-
tween numbers long recognized as
masterpieces. For there Is sure
and knowledgeable writing in this
symphony. a fine directness in
the form, and imaginative en-
ployment Of orchestral contrasts.
In the first two movements in par
ticular, genuine motivation gives
an emotional impact to the mel
odies and q forcefulness to the
themes. 1t has intensity Of thought
and vividness Of ideas. Although
the finale moves with q strong
and captivating impulse, Its con-
tent is less impressive than the
preceding movements. Mr.. Ward
was present and came out on the
stage several times to receive the
audiences acclaim.
The program opened with Han
deps Concerto for Orchestra in
D Major" which MIR. Ormandy
has Transcribed for the modern
vehicle. It was nobly played and
set the mood Of deep appreciation
which greeted each Of the orches-
tra's selections. Tonight, the last
program Of the season will be
given with Artur Rubinstein as
soloist in the Brahms Concerto
No. q"
Evening star., 1950-04-12
By Alice Eversmon

It seemed fitting that Eugene
Ormandy should choose an all.
orchestral program for the finaI
concert Of the Philadelphia Or
chestra's regular series. as he die
last night. The individual style
in performance of these musicians
provides the kind of enjoyment
that needs no solcist to give II
glamour. The Constitution Hal
audience listened to as varied q
program as could be desired
played with the superlative finish
associated with the orchestra
Added to this was the particular
musical discernment and vision
that Mr.. Ormandy brings to his
interpretations and which the ex-
clusiyely orchestral program Of
fered many opportunities for dis
play.
The Philadelphians' conductor
Is opening new paths as regards
the analysis Of symphonic music
and each year sees a gain in sure
ness and in finesse. The basis OF
his style Is clarity in the orches-
trail divisions and the minute
application Of color and dynamics.
Evening star., 1950-04-12
Jewish Center to Show
Roosevelt Film Tonioht

The Jewish Community Center
will show the Aim, THE Roosevelt
Story" at $3.50 o'clock in COM
memoration Of the fifth anniver-
Sary Of the death Of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The public has been invited to
attend the showing. which will
take place In the center's Cafritz
auditorium, 1929 Sixteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-12
Fort Dupont Citizens
Back Home Rule Bill

The Fort Dupont Citizens Asso.
citation last night indorsed the
Kefauver home rule bill "in order
to get national representation by
first accepting local representa-
tion."
The group resolved that the only
method of attaining a voice In
presidential elections Is to set up q
city legislature first. as provided
in the Kefauver bill.
In other business the members
indorsed the Federation of Citi-
zens' Association stand on the
Klein bill, which would compel
building contractors to be licensed
Also favored was a motion to
favor the Mcmillan bill to transfer
control Of all recreational facilities
here from the Interior Department
to the District Recreation Board.
Nineteen new members were ad-
mitted to the association last
night. which met In the Hillcrest
Fieldhouse at Thirty-second and
Denver streets Sc.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLoRED-NEAR 14TH q MONROE,
Ideal for doctor or dentist: very larse
and spacious semidet brk. residence
IN perfectly beautiful cond.; 2 rms
"A bedrms. on 2nd -, full basement.
GARAGE, modern gas h.-w.h.: S17,950
substantial cash reQ'd. Ewes. cali
RA; 1924, FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
CoLORED-DUPONT CIR, off n n
=l6 rms. 412 baths. redecorated;
$3.50 ceiling; easily. converted, apis i;
good financing: low dn. paymt.
Shown by appt. Must be seen to
c61 61obs5 6s IN Pc 1891, :, RI, 9 s22s5. "a
down. Tapestry brick: 3-bedroom
double @ saraFe are sfes, lsTee front su'0 poreb oea,
SENATE REALTY CO., Ex. 3e70.
CoLoRED-s1oe DOWN for a 5orm.
NV; full price. s3'a5o. "
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 900.
CoLoREp-PARK RD. AND HoL-
h;-W;h.; owner says sell With % only Eii
1900 down. ST. 1855 or NE.
COLoRED-45a RANDOLPH ST. NV.
try brick; o rms. and bath, 2 In
closed porches. hardwood floors,
fuil bSmt., gas auto. heat, front and
rear yds., metal gar; reasonably
priced. Call J. H. Greene, Jr., LA.
6-451l. or j. H. GREENE REALTY
CO., us Fla. ave. NV. NO. 6I46.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
9th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
q pApT,kErNITc
BUILT TO ORDER

Several of our choice lots In Hill
crest can be used to build your
home on, Call MR.. SPARKS, Mon.
OF MA. 1913. Ia
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

vA.-1h-story. Arm.
and b. asbestos shingled cottage.
corner lot, garden space, shade
trees, ideaP for couple; $4,000. IA.
25SB Ia
vA.-S11, 900 buys this
6-rm. home; would sch for SI5,5OO
in Arl.: quiet street, ine community;
SISeS's1 KING. kE. s-5i's4. ~ -Is
FOR SALE BY OWNER-3-bedroo
bungalow, Falls Church. For infor-
nation call JE. 3-S0q9. liz
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. all-moderp
.Ssd. and bssne-nsHo rand s,o .od darE. lct nice
MeNAB, 11b Hillwood ave-, PA. 3305.
Evening star., 1950-06-12

HoUsES-sALE-s.E. Cont

This. lovely. very lse.. prewar, 6-rm.-
and-bath home. mr.. Hillcrest, is now
avail. at this reasonable price. on
good terms. Nice yd.. concrete
front porch, new gas a.-c. furnace
and INV. heater, rec. rm., storm
windows. To see. any time. call
HERBERT a. SONS, Realtors. 5I5
Cap. st. Ii. 3-0129: ewes. Ii.
3-27S1. IA
COLORED-1529 MASS. AVE. Sc
Lovely row brick home containing
6 rms, bedrms., bath; 2 enclosed
porches: shower in bsmt.; gear ga
rage; gas heat: large front and rear
yards. Reasonably priced. Conven-
lent terms can be arranged. Call
PAT TROIANO, Realtor, S27 14tn
st. NV, Ma. $3.50. -13
ANACOSTIA-6-rm. semi
detached brick in excel. cond.; at
tach gar, easily converted into 9
family apis; priced for quick sale,
81 900 down. To inspect, call Mr..
Noon; LU: 1882: ewes. VI. 52O6.
OLORED-BEAUTIF brick home,
9 large rooms with reception rm.,
front porch. 2 rear screened
porches: full 'bsmt. with recr. rm.;
deep front lot, nice back lot; 2-car
det: garage; cond. excel SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 1911 Penna.
ave. Sc. FIR. 1000 IA
Evening star., 1950-06-12
BRICK RUNGAIoW ToR. ONLY

$11,950
rms, tile bath, attic, gas h.-w h. !;
excel. location mr.. Chillum rd.: rea-
sonable down payment. Call Mr..
Penan, LA. 6-6666 or UN. 1886 ewes
PECK COMPANY
Evening star., 1950-06-12

CoLoRED-N. CAP. AND GIRARD
Groom brick. plus ground-fi apt.
with pvt. front entrance. concrete
front porch. gas h.-w h. det. garage;
spotleSs condition. A really beauti-
ful home at moderate price and
low down payment. Mrs. Cox. VI
sI36. EDWARDS REALTY. ST.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
NO CASH

MorningSide Village, Nd.
This lovely home can be purchased
by Q veteran this week end for no
down payment and monthly pay
ments approx. $4S. LIST d. has
lovely liy. rm.. large, fully equipped
kitchen: 2 spacious bedrms. and
bath. End d. is expandable with
full basement with automatic heat;
excellent condition throughout; lge.
lot. Very convenient to Andrews
Field and Suitland. Ideal suburban
location for children. Full price Is
$4,000, pending VA appraisal. For
Berens. jr.. MA. 914I.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
INC. 1890 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDWICK PARK-Mod. 2-bedrm.
$500. reas. down paymt.; S65 mo.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 505O.
CHEvERLY-very pleasant 3-bdrm.
ers ors. Colonial; nha;.i nns e, community; near
with irepi.i equipped kit; tile bath;
porch; full bsmt.: oil heat; newly
decorated. SI5,250. OF financed.
Call OWNER AP. 1121.
CLINT0N-New 5-rm. frame ram
bier. 24xS6 sh with s.aere lott stove,
dreWs Field and Cheitenham. Call
Mr.. Puffenberger, LU. 4-4362: ewes.
Lo. 3-343o. T. PAUL MuDD CO;
MT; 40 RAINIEE-opsn I'M daily ~. 9: $50 to ,s
This lovely 5-rm. bungalow has
Just been cleaned and ireshened up
for. YOU to move in, now. Expan.
attic. full bsmt., rec. rm.. oil h.-w.h.;
sI esRsss tToa5. here Ra
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-Brick, 8
rms. 2 baths. gar. Built and occu-
pisd sdo By HoWNN STHer. NoN WA; 5do2. a .,,. mla
gas heat; transp. at door: move in
next week. j. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor, UN. 3400, WA.
LARGE s-RM. BUNGALOW; break
fast nook. foored attic. full base
ment. flrepl.. Oil h-w.h., laund
trays; wide deep lot: Sl2 ESQ. terms.
Vacant: close to everything. ERWIN
w, REALTx lss1 CO" HY. oss4; eyes eyes
1924 4sth AVE. s.E.- rms, ami,
lge. lot, S6,250, terms. Mr.. Wood,
HI: 7O99; after 6: Ii. 3-3625.
NEAR UNIVERsffYYA H TY 81 ~ MARYIAaSSn
2-story prewar brick, large corner
lot; immaculate condition; 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, den, recreation
room, built-in garage; slate roof
oil h.-w. heat; expansion attic; near
transportation; very desirable CON-
munity. Call WA. 1893 or DI. 1918,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. Ia
Evening star., 1950-06-12
81. .OOO DOWN-S85 MO

Vacant: move in with deposit; At
tractive row brick, 5 rms. and bath:
coal heat: 2 rear porches; nice yard:
very convenient location, near 2nd
and Channins. RALPH d. COIN,
EX. 6705, 81. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HoUsES-sALE-N.E. teer,.) }
"CORNER BUNGALOW

ANANA@4b DS4N\&x44IS"
An excellent section Of ne. wash
mgton Jurt OF Rhode Island ave
tive det. Brick-Tex bungalow with
? rms, bedrms.. bath: on q
deep, well landscaped lot; convenient
70 stores. schools and shopping.
Believe this to be an excellent op-
portnnity for someone who can act
j. Wesley BUCHANAN. SR Resltor. on
DETACHED CORNER
oughly modernized: owner living in
Florida wants quick sale; make offer;
large rms. tiled bath. gas furnace.
h:-w.h, combination aluminium
storm windows and screens. cleo.
gar. Eve. phone TE- 2233. ''Tricei
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor Ma. G753.
CoL0RED-4O13 CLAY ST. Ne
rm. brick. semidet.. Ia paths, mod
ern l, Kit II. fenced-tn yard. BY OWNER.
CoLoRED@x REAL BUY in a small
apt. bldg. Bldg. in excel, cond. Very
attractive terms. Must be sold this
week. B. j. CRIVELLA, INC, 34lS
l4th st. NV, TU. $500. -l3
CoLORED-4-RM. ROW BRICK. ex-
Gel. cond.; reasonably priced. 2O14
st; ne. Ma. 4054; ewes, Ii.
CoLORED-GIs ATTENTIoN-Mod-
ern semidet. two-family home with
ser. entrances to each apt. and sep.
meters. Live in one apt. and rent
one. Modern tile baths and kitch-
ems. Already Va appraised. Only
SsSSi Eye. TAosf1Suy EAi 3t,s; Hdd9I.sv
excellent location; knotty pine rec.
room; automatic heat; reasonable
price and terms. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST. 1860; eyes,, RA. 34lS. IL"
COL0RED-FRANKLIN ST. of No.
capitol-Six rms. bath. auto. heat;
81 800 down. EX. 57O7 It'll 8.
COLORED-VACANT-River Terrace.
5000 blk. Clay pl. me-; 5-rm. furn-
ished brick row house; $1,000; $500
cash, approx. $50 mo. or GI, or best
reasonable offer. By appt. AID. 5796.
OWNER. IA
COLORED-HAVE A REAL BUY
FOR $1,000 DOWN. ST. 069S.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
2-EAMIIY

Convenient location. near Columbia
pike, 6-yr younE Cape Cod UPSTAIRS
aptS finished IN knctty pine ana
rented al S65 per mo; S tastefutly
dec. rms. and tile bath on St mr.;
assume ~ nnaneins; priced a.
only SlS.S5o.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. ut Rhodes. IA. 4-leoo,
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HoUsES-sALE-MD. tcont. +,
WoODMooR RAMBLERs


Cozy, 3-bedroom brick ramblers, on
very desirable lots: full basement;
very convenient location. SH 101
until 9 pm. YOUNG-BOWERS CO
AREA-Cozy frame
bungalow only 2 years old. 2 bed
rms, firepl. in din. rm.. storage
attic, gas a.-c. heat. large shaded
lot. Assume large first trust pay
able $67 monthly, including prin..
int. taxes and ins. Call Mrs.
Knight WA. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th St NV DI 234R
Evening star., 1950-06-12
LOCATED ON BUS LINE

IOOA TED ON Bus LINE
$11,950
This 2-bedroom bungalow with 10x1
kitchen may be bought on terms TO
suit; lovely lot; det. garage. sH.
10l1 till . pm.
YoUNGrBoWERS CO.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
De luxe Brick Rambler
Country Club Section

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 n st. NV. MA. 234s.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

for nice bungalow, including furni-
ture. 5 rms. and bath. Basement.
81 souraEAs4 I2Eas9 RRAHHY H1ss do teS 1s11 sgi
coNGREss esHHa sye HErGHTs2 FL 2ooG Very Ia S,e.
semidet. brick home with living rm.,
dining rm,. kitchen. 3 bedrms. and
bath: full basement; gas heat; nice,
level lot; excellent cond.: convenient
terms 1JT1 pa SOUTHEAST eTs p RsAdTY sAdd CO.;
HLckfsf E1t e rSe' near ssi E klabsms ISGS ana ana
tached brick home; 1st fir. has iiv-
ing rm: with. f1repl.. dining rm.,
large kitchen. bedrm. and bath; End
with ? rms. bath and laundry rm. j:
must sell. soUTHE ssT Realty
co" l2ll Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000.
ssART; BRIcKMyery nice detached,
Heights location. Each apt. has liv-
ing, rm,; bedrm.. dinette. Kitchen
and bath. Gas heat. Nice, level
sourGEAsr S5 G3ny to REa4Y sa9pp9s eng Go tr1asp
an fhhS ExcEIIENT Ell III HOME Eo1o fol the 1s sis
eliminating buyer, with 2 fireplaces,
lge. well-equipped kit. all lge rms.
in rear Of house; quaint neishbor.
hood. To inspect, cali Mr.. Noon,
LU: 4-43Sc ewes. VI 52O6. T.
PAUL MUDD co. ia
S3,25"-230i 18th ST. S.E.-Frame
! rrs;; adj. lot with metal garage.
$Ir .s5o%9oGR fsaf BEST BUY-semi-
det. brick, 6 lovely rooms, only Q
yrs. old, tile bath. oak floors, full
bsmt.. gas a.-c.h.; pretty Handicapped
To- with fenced back yard. shopping
cc1te- and bus one block; CT or
ga q Ill o. IL
Evening star., 1950-06-12
.TTJNE, BRIDES

OO4VI DIG1AIJO
Will cook better in this light, CHEEKY
kit, fully equipped. Meals will
taste better in the large. family
OF space in the living room. 3
bedrms. upstairs for the inevitable
expansion. Lge. corner lot, very
artistically Handicapped and-ohl
those honeysuckles in the moon
light. Pull yourself together and
call US right away. The sap is
risingl.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22O4 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-06-12
NEAR MT. RAINIER

HUME ANB 1ICONHE
Spacious g-rm. modern house, ar
ranged as 8 apts.; $3.50 per mo.
from Q apts.; Arm. apt. for owner;
excel. eond.: oil heat; nr. transp.
schools, stores: good investment.
Mrs. Nader, uN. 4314. cox d CO.,
UN. 1926.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
IT'S YOuR MOVE
OPEN / TIL DARK
PITT so. JUNE ST.
NEAR ARMY-NAVY CLUB

Owner leaving city offers this most
delightful, spacious all-brick home.
Finest prewar materials. 30-ft. liv.
rm.. Colonial frepi., French doors
open onto beautiful spacious liv.
porch, ideal for summer entertain
Iaais master sassdRfa Ssdsm. osher oaae bearms, e ms
lovely bath; lge. rec. rm.: firepl !;
oil heat. att. gar; Ige. beautiful
lot: nrepl. and patio, rear fenced:
perfect location for Army Navy
personnel, 8 minutes Pentagon;
close to everything Reas. cash win
handle. bal. like rent. Better not
wait Directions: Over So. Airing
ton Ridge I'd. to. So June ST.. left
to 271T, open sign.
EDWARDS REALTY