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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-18
PALM SUNDAY RECITAL

At the home of Mrs. Ellis Lindsey
1885 NV 9th st. the annual Palm
Sunday Recital will be held. The
latest fashions will be displayed dur
ing the recital. Funds raised dur.
ing the week of activities will aid
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-18
Circle To Sponsor
Week Of Activities

The Business and Professional
Women's Circle will sponsor a Tes-
timonial in honor Of Mrs. Mary
Taylor Black on Monday evening
March q at the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. For thirty-six years Mrs.
Black has been laying the founda-
ton for boys and girls in giving
them christian training. at the
Black Kindergarten.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-18
Omega Delegates Like Miami; Seek
1851 National Conclave Here

The Seventh District Of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc, comprising
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mis-
sissippi, reigned high in the Magic
City from March thru the IL. A
new precedent for Greek letter or.
gaHizations was set when a repre-
sentative number Of brothers from
the 80 chapters of "the largest dis
trict" in the National Organiza-
ton poured into the city for the
18th Annual Regional meeting.
All Miami held open hearts and
helping hands to the visitors which
enabled the meeting to be one of
the most successful witnessed by the
city and also one Of the greatest
the Seventh District has had judging
from the decisions made by the
visiting delegates. They were so inn
pressed over the success Of the
meeting that a motion was adopted
to invite the National Conclave
here in 1851.
The invitation has been extended.
THE ACTIVITIES
Activities got off to a good start on
Thursday evening at $50 pm. when
the wives and sweethearts of Sig
ma Alpha brothers, acting as off
cial hosts, presented a "Meet Your
Date" affair on the beautiful lawn
of DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Ward Many
of the cream Of the crop" in the
feminine group turned out to en-
terrain these men of Omega. Games
music and refreshments were the
features for the occasion.
THE PUBLIC PROGRAM
The public program was held at
500 pm. at the Bethel AME church
on Thursday evening, March 9th.
The Rev. Edward T. Graham pre-.
sided with Mr.. Walter c. Pinkston
at the consoles.
A representative crowd turned
out to listen to very inspiring
message delivered by the Grand Ba-
sileus Of Omega, Attorney Milo C.
Murray. He brought very helpful
information to the audience in his
message pertaining to the FEPC.
He stressed the parts in which fra
ternity plays in the social action
program in helping to elevate our
people.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-18
BOAT RIDE

On Thursday, March 80 this Circle
will entertain the public with a
boat ride. There will also be a
Rattle Party" on the boat. Contact
Mrs. Dorothy Newton for reserva-
ton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-18
/ MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO SATURDAY, MARCH Is 1850

Beautiful music was furnished by
the Booker T. Washington chorus
and Mr.. James L. Brown rendered
two baritone selections as guest
soloist.
The importance Of the 7th district
meeting was exhibited by the pres
ence of so many Of the national Of
ficers. In addition to the grand ba-
sileus, vice-grand basileus Malcolm
Corrin, grand keeper Of records w.
r. Maynard and naional exec
tive secretary H. Carl Moultrie were
in attendance.
PAN HELLENIC COCKTAIL
PARTY
Following the program the group
found their way to the Mary Eliza
beth patio where the Pan Hellenic
Council entertained them with a
very lively cocktail party.
Dancing was "a feature and soror-
ity and fraternity songs were sung.
BUSINESS SESSIONS
On Friday, March 10, the day was
mostly spent in the various bust
ness meetings with the District
Representative, Mr.. J. T. Brooks,
officiating. A special SIN Memoriam"
was observed during part of this
period for deceased brothers.
WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS
The Wives and Sweethearts of
Omega had pre-dance affair at
the Mary Elizabeth patio. The reg
ular group of brothers, friends, etc
met in their formal attire for cock
tails and a brief chatter before TAX
ing off for the long awaited affair
at the Harlem Square, "The Omega
Formal" The affair proved one Of
the social highlights of the season.
a special floor show from Miami
Beach performed during intermis-
SIGN.
After the dance the group motor
ed out to the palatial homes of Mrs.
Ann Lindsey and the Garth c..
Reeves for breakfast. A full even
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-20
ALASKA FISHERY
HEARINGS UNDER
WAY IN GULF Area

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 20
R-A series of IL Alaska fishery
hearings are underway in the Ter
ritory.
Possibilities of increased salmon
fishing gear in Cook Inlet and
other Alaska waters are among
the subjects under discussion.
Hearings already have been held
at Naknek, Dillingham; and Kodiak.
Clarence Rhode, director of the
Fish and Wildlife Service, said
the hearings are to outline pro-
posed amendments to fishing regu-
lations for 1851 and to get the
fishermen's opinions.
Hearings are scheduled at An
chorage, Sept. 81, Cordova Sept. Is,
Ketchikan Sept. 80, Klawock Oct.
2, Wrangell Oct. II, Petersburg
Oct IL, Sitka Oct. IA, Juneau Oct.
Is and Seattle Nov. CT.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-20

from Washington, d. c., here to-
day.
O'Connor. formerly Territorial
Price Executive for the OPA here
in 1943 to 1945, is now a free lance
consulting economist for govern
ment agencies and private business
concerns. He came here from Fair
banks and Anchorage where he has
been since Sept. making a special
study of transportation problems
for the Department of Interior,
chiefly of the Yukon river area.
Another assignment for the Of
flee of Territories is to study the
problem of rates and equipment
for shipping frozen fish from
Southeast Alaska.
While living in Juneau two boys
were born to O'Connor and his wife
Gertrude, Donald, who is now 7
years old and Dennis, Az.
O'Connor expects to leave Thurs
day for Seattle, Columbia River
area, Minneapolis, Chicago and
Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-20
AlASkA-CANAD!AN
ROADS CONCERN
MOVES ON TRAVELS

Life for Col John r. Noyes, Alaska
Road Commissioner, has been from
one road to another since he left
September 5. except for the time in
Banff that he was discussing-yes
highways.
Colonel Noyes made the Kenai
Bridge dedication speech September
6 at the opening of the Sterling
Highway which links Homer with
the Anchorage Seward road.
He overloaded Juneau, flying to
Banff for the second meeting of the
Joint Northwest Development Com
mittee of United States and Cana
dian Chambers of Commerce, which
preceded the annual convention of
the Canadian Chamber. Joseph T..
Flakne of the Interior Department
was the American co-chairman.
Representing Alaska were Noyes
and another transportation expert,
Col. John P. Johnson, general man
ager of the Alaska Railroad.
Colonel Noyes will make COM
plete report of the conference at
the Juneau Chamber of Commerce
meeting tomorrow
After the conference, he met H.
A. Stoddart. Bureau of Public Roads
division engineer to drive up the
Alaska Highway.
THE Highway was in the best
condition I've ever SEEN" Noyes said
today.
I'VE were especially impressed
with the excellent work in Alberta,
particularly the 10 miles of new
black-top west of Grande Prairie
formerly just mud holes. 1t won't be
long," he continued, before that
section will be as fine as the rest.
The Edmonton Dawson Greek
stretch also is being greatly i'm
proved, and the British Columbia
people are doing lot of work, too"
The Juneauites drove $50 miles
over the Hart Highway Dawson
Creek to Prince George, B.C). The
road is now substantially completed
to a point near Pine Pass Cat Mile
"a from Prince George BY the end
OF the year, Noyes expects there will
be only a 25-mile gap in the entire
230-mile highway.
Noyes said the highway, which
opens up direct road to the Pa
cific Northwest from Dawson Creek,
definitely will be opened next year.
With It. Col. j. S. Beeman, act
ing commander of the Northwest
Highway System at Whitehorse.
Noyes and Stoddart flew from Atlin
to Juneau over the Taku River
Valley
They decided "the route is prac-
tcable but not easy from Atlin to
point on the Taku River accessible
to deep water, but it definitely is not
practicable to extend the road to
Juneau"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-20
TRANSPORTATION
STUDY IS MADE,
ALASKA PROBLEMS

Some modification will have to
be made in the Alaska Transport
tation system in the light Of recent
world events" declared Donald j.
O'Connor, consulting economist
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-20
FROM PORTLAND

H. T. Judson of Portland, Ore,
is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
Howard M. Weaver of Portland is
also registered there.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

8 ADULTS desire to rent or buy l.
bedroom, full bath downstairs. two
or three additional bedrooms and
bath: NV. Washington, Chevy Chase
or College Park vicinity; maximum
ON zoo. Ss
UNFIRN. 3 or 4-bedrm. house; Cleye-
land Park, Chevy Chase or Wake
ned area. Call between and s
pm, ia. 2-0424. ii
RESPONSIBLE adult family. perm.
located need mod. 3-bedrm. house,
area; 500 month. OR. 1853. :.
GEORGEToWN-3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
garden. Evenings, AID. 9Oo5; day'
EX: 6115, Ext. 1898. -
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER and
family Of 8 wants furnished house
~ months beginning Jan. /. Max
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EX-Gi - Moving, packing. Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19..
MOVING BY VET; exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time. Mr.: COOK. GL. 5137.
across the country: safe storage in
Phone No Opt oi ". UNION nSpefs sTPoRAafE; PooRSklnf;
co. INC est 1906
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 14l6. &c
Evening star., 1950-12-06

3-FAMILY, S13,e50-You can real
ize $3.50 monthly income from this
well built row brick property near
Sth and Delafield pl. 1 blk. to
stores and bus; real bargain.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. S194
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE RAMBLER HOME in
exclusive neighborhood with refined
couple In exchange for care Of
motherless home. FA. 1900.
COUPLE. wife not employed, share
and care for modern 3-bedrm., bath,
spacious ,f1replace-liv rm., din. rm..
elec. kitchen. gar; Bethesda-Ch. CHI,
l mi. Naval HOSP; couples share
approx. $3.50 mo-, inc. food. WI
6434 as
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GOVT. EMPLoYE wants 1-bedroom
apt, elevator bldg, near NV. section;
about Jan. Is. Box 447-G, Star
GOVT. GIRL. music student. to share
with two other music students
l25-30).. attractive apt. NV, pref.
9 a.m.-4:30 pm, RE. $500, Ext.
1913; 7:30 pm. TU. 1855. -
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER, trans
ferred Washington. desires 2-bedrm.
fat or house. MA. 1866, Room 410,
before 10 am, or Write Box 465-G,
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT or bun
galow desired by family Of four
GENTLEMAN desires 1-rm. furnished
apartment in NV; convenient park
ing: Box 18Th. STAR IS
YOUNG ARCHITECT and wife desire
reasonable furn. l bedrm. apt. with
pvt. bath, In good neighborhood
Accessible to Catholic Univ. Can
supply excel. refs. Cali MI. 1865,
EMPLOYED couple desire 1-bedrm.
unfurn. apt. in apt. house; garage
necessary; Ch. CHI, Sill. Sprg. or
TAX. PIX; Ss5 max. OR. O405. -
ONE BEDROOM for young couple in
NV, screen porch: garden preferred
State rental particulars. Box 454-G,
Star. s.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

Lovely home 1900 block of Biltmore
nw Iss.. Oh Oh heat Bent a S only Sls5:
3-rm. apt. and bath on 1st floor.
Only $4,000 down; income $3.50
monthly. plus apt. Call Miss Lee.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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FORMAL TOWNHOUSE
2144 WYOMTNG AVE NV
CORNER HOME
Near The Cathedral

A corner residence Just west
OF Wisconsin ave. especially
convenient and particularly be-
sirable environment; English
architecture. half brick. stucco
and shingle construction. Con-
tains = rooms. 4 bedrooms.
paths FirSt-floor lavatcry
and the rooms throughout are
exceptionally cheerful; living
room, with artistic fireplace
and lovely bay window. stor-
age attic. maids room and
path. OIL HEAT. garage. The
mouse Is so arranged that it
could be readily converted
INTO a 2-family UNFIT might
also appeal to a physician or
dentist because Of its promi-
nence. Asking S35. 900. CALL
Mr.. CHAMBERS (evenings,
L0. 5-06s5). THOs j. FISH.
EE y CO., INC. Realtors.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
own Your Own Apt. Home

in less than three years by Tine oWnine
your own apt. instead Of renting,
woulont you consider owning the
sd msde cbS'csh By the pas pR5er is the fayins %
modern. two.beSroom. Tan Il living iGDeIg, poen,
dining alcove, kitchen and bath ant
NOW he must sell to provide a
larger nome for his two growing
tana tsn1icren; re- "a, ana you can take advan-
living costs by buying his apt. on
very reasonable terms.
Here are q few more examples of
the good resale opportunities now
s,sanast,,,i svs.!aotte IN buildings operating
1920 Porter st. NV. q block from
IsS,,l., G0nn; ave.; d Corner apt: with one
trance h0In hs and SasR eHt4s ,,sa.
cedar storage closet in attic; a sue
cessful and popular COOP for over
70 years. Price, $10,750, terms; i'm
mediate occupancy.
aS2S SSS,. Lanisr "a .h pl; nv. A complete
living room. dining room. kitchen,
pantry and enclosed sun porch;
2rivate garage and maids room.
Price only $4,000; terms. 1mme-
gate occupancy.
pont Circle). Apis. were priced to
be worth waiting for tenants to
move. One now vacant. consisting
OF one bedroom. living room. kitch-
en-, bath, entrance hall and two
large dressing closets. Price only
$500; terms.
66 N. Y. ave. NV. Owner has clearal
apt; OF mortgage and pays OF
$16.20 month for maintenancSV
his one-bedroom, living room, en-
trance hall. kitchen and bath apt.
Price, $4,000. Can be financed.
For details and appointment to in
spect call RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Evening star., 1950-12-06
American Univ. Park
sol son

Rare opportunity for .
couple or small family who
wish to establish themselves
In this splendid community
within 3 short blocks of Spring
Valley shopping center and
conven. to Horace Mann and
st. AIMS Schools; prewar, det.,
red brick Colonial OF excep-
tionally fine quality; slate
roof, center recep. hall, liv.
rm. with flrepl., pvt. din. rm.,
kit. and immense concrete,
screened liv. porch on list
floor; 2 bedrms. and lovely
tiled bath on End floor: steps
to lge. storage attic: full bsmt.
with lavatory; attached ga
rage; corner lot, surrounded
by much larger and more ex-
pensfve homes. Ewes, call WI.
1894; FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

K.EENsIN>GToN-Beaut furnished (an-
GLOVER PARK-6-rm.. nicely fur
nished; gas heat; 3 bedrms. and
garage. Phone EN-. 713l. S
2023 KALORAMA RID. NV, at the
corner OF Conn. ave.-Large house,
fully furnished. suitable for single
iamily: ian CLUB, social group, fraternity,
IN addition to basement apartment,
Immediately available. S215, LU-
IbnEoR TIER L. MILLER, DE. 0655, WO.
MT, PLEAsANT-Newly dec. s-rm
2ta-bath row brick; mi. gas heat
and retgr.: garage; reas. MI. 1854.
CHEVY CHAsE-Det. brick, 3 .bed-
rooms. bath. garage, oil h.-wh.; Sl75
No; No; BEERS BROS. 81. 1911; sH.
soIs NORTH CAPITOL sr.-e rms,
garage, nicely turn.; s1@5 per ao mo.
2,BEDRM, BUNGALOWS. ranging
arna,sa IRON Sa92 90 to $t55 a mo. some with
bsmts.. in the Wheaton Silver Spring
area; walking distance to grade
school and shopping. Call MRS.
HAYES HAYES 10. 5-2772. or ewes. SH.
MAEHLAND AVE. N.E.-s rms. turn.; !;
ADAMS; L. R. TURNER REALTY.
PARK. K det tff house Q
bbedrms.. "a baths, oil heat, full
,6Smt. possession Dec. s. OR. OT62.
MEM s-N,,nS 6-rm; n,,f furn; house on Y acre
with fireplace. 60l7 Lux ManoF S
sis sist ST. ST. N.W.-TYhS9eee w. fYSe bedrms,,
baths, recreation rm., oil heat;
available Dec. 16 at S1S5 per month.
Phone EN-. o47o for appointment to
n: CAP, and W Sis. Nw.-s r.. "a and
immed, poss:; $40 .'i mo. FRANK AM;
J; XOLKMAN. EN-, 1865. !.
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. lge.. warm
Nasa saces Medda yiPa eenEert eSnY to nbn Army
Hopkins. MOL. etc. SH. 45IS.
ROGERS HEIGHTS-4-rm. and bath
zINGER. JR.' wAo o 1919. 1sGia b. |ANl-
NICELY FURN. det house, 8 rms.
Kit, bath, incl. porch. oil heat. yard,
sed;iirsd sa5i; Sdacap5i 500 $500 per mo, lease
heat. hot and cold water; 1oNmin
drive from Naval Ordnance at
White Oak, Md Phone for infor-
nation, II; 4-1334. from 2 am. to
BETHEsDAIconv. location. ion. clean,
oorm; home avail. for immediate
REALTY coRP?'.o Mrs eaH christman' AdhlaD
WI. 6649. 5000 wis. ave. %
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK-Three he'd
rms, gas heat, Laundromat, except
nnens and dishes; utils. incl. except
suit. for girls or family. DU. 1920.
5000 CENTRAL AVE. N.B-Avail-
able Dec. Is. -$125 per mo. 6 rms.
and bath; gas heat; near good
sransp., shopping and schools. Call
M. Sherwin, Ma. 500. H. L. RUST
SHIPLEY TERRACES rooms. bath;
newly decorated; bsnt., with iaun-
ary; gas heat; nice lawn. One block
from shopping center VI. 1859. ~
s-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW, Coral
HIS. I'll sts Md; ami; S125 month. Phone
DETACHED. wooDRIDGE-5 rms,
MOSS. 10. 5000. 90 meat Roger 0s
, CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. $50 MO
rms. and bath. det; partly furn.:
recently renovated; immed. poss, DI.
5015; ewes. EN-. 5407. IS
229 ONEIDA PL. NE,
Out n. H. ave-. 2-year-old. 2-story
rm.., kit, 2 baths. incl. stove, refer:
newly dec. and attr. furnished; $3.50
FEDERAL RENTAL co.
915 N Y. Ave NV MA rae o
Evening star., 1950-12-06
PRIVATE HOME AND
3-APT. BUILDING
MERIDIAN PARK

Very large corner brick building with
3 apis: leach has living room, Q
bedrooms, tiled bath, big dtnette
and kitchen, rented at S5 each), !,
PLUS GEORGETOWN-TY DE-
TACHED BRICK HOUSE. Oil heat
Possession l apt. DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; eyes,, EN-. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
Home MaSterniece

We believe it to be no exae-
geration to describe this beau.
tiiul nome as being the abso-
lutte ULTIMATE in charm.
quality. luxury and good taste
insofar as homes OF its size
are concerned; custom built 10
years ago to include special
luxury features that are too
numerous to mention and has
been kept in virtually brand-
new house condition. Stone
and white brick construction
with very heavy slate roof;
102-foot frontage. on q lot
that is handicapped to perfec-
> ton. Contains 8 rms. g bed
roomS. 3h baths. including 2
large paneled dens on the first
moor that are beyond descrip-
tion in their beauty and rich
ness; close-in location, east
OF Rock Creek Park. in q re-
stricted community Of dne
homes that positively Is un-
surpassed In Washington for
beauty and desirability, Owner
has stated his WILLINGNESS to
sell for whatever the home
actually is worth on the pres
ent market. You must see 1t
to understand our enthusiasm
for this most distinctive prop
srty. Please call Mr.. Holland.
WI: 1928, with FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
1885 Calvert st. NV.
OPEN DAILY, l TO DARK


New. highly restricted COM
munity Of nne homes bordered
by Wesley Heights, the lge.
estates Of Foxhall. and pic
turesque Battery-Kemble park.
In the Horace Mann school
zone. Beaut. red brick CEN
ter-hall Colonial just COM
pleted by Frank s. Phillips.
Includes den and powder rm.
on 1st f.; 8 lge. bedrms. and Q
baths on 2nd f.; stairway to
lge. storage attic: built-in
gar; gas heat: huge screened
liv. porch, plus an immense
club rm. with firepl. that is
truly delishtful. The quality
Of workmanship. materials and
the careful attention to detail
make it an outstanding value
at $35,S5O. Foxhall rd. to
Garfield: west to 49th; left to
Calvert. Ewes, call WO. 4754.
FRANK 0. PHILLIPS. D1!
Evening star., 1950-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RooMING HOUSE. Mt. Pleasant:
stories. 3la baths. oil h.-w.h.;
66efdrms., 6fn sleeping porch, liy; rm..
the finest values in the area, viii
make attractive deal to serious pur-
chaser. JOHN C. KAHN, RE, S676.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
CONNECTICUT AVE. WOOL
512Q Gath ST NW

5129 34th ST. NV.
EAST OF Conn. ave. at Fessenden st.)
Beautiful new. detached brick; 6
large rooms. 2ta baths. all-electric
kitchen. large screened porch. attic.
garage. large lot. S29. $50. Open IL
az an; = sra ~ dssk. lax See Mr; Msrkel,
Evening star., 1950-12-06

COLORED
BROOKLAND
Lovely frame bungalow. living room,
dining room. kitchen, two bedrooms
basement. oil h.-w.h.; large lot, ga
rage. GI-approved loan. If you
are looking for nice home. see
this today. Call for appt. TO 8 pm.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-12-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
ABOVE WALTER REED

Corner; 4 bedrms. 6 twin size), bath,
soft. liv. rrn., din. rm.. kit; Colonial
front porch rear porches; h.-w.h.;
gear. det. garage. S16,950; $4,000
loan available; terms. OR 0956
BEERS BROS, o TO 8, SH. 06l0.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

:, yTS,, NEAR
Govt. bldgs.; 5-yr,. lease; air cond.;
seats 80; $4,000 down.
Liquor-Restaurant
sales quoted wkly,: long established
by. one owner Full price, Sc. 600:
only $4,000 down. Call
LANE PASTOR FIX 2555
Evening star., 1950-12-06

COLORED-S750 DOWN
VACANT-TRINIDAD
Special down payment for this fine
section: concrete front pch.. h.-w.h.,
fine bath, lovely yds Call quickly.
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY, RE,
1881, AP. 1920. Once open Sun.
and ewes till 10 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
COLORED-VACANT

This beaut. home has liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, 2 bedrms. full bath, bsmt.,
screened front porch, alum. storm
windows and doors; call quickly, this
will sell on sight; monthly pymts.
like rent. ST. 3440, AP. 1890. 3
Evening star., 1950-12-06
MT, PLEASANT

Most desirable 4-bedrm. Diet. home,
There is liv. rm. with firepl. and
bookshelves: lge. din. rm and mod
ern kit; attractively decorated and
overlooking park; owner moving;
priced very low at Sl7,5O0. Cali
Mr.. Ruark. SH. 4436. with FIDEI.-
TTY INVESTMENT CO., MA. 243l.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
GEORGETOWN
KALORAMA AREA

3-bedroom, semidet. brick. near Conn.
ave-; living room having fireplace.
dining room. kitchen on 1st floor; 3
heat: built.in garage; alley on side
and rear: S16,950 LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. l7l9 K st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
Woodbridge Gardens

"OOlI 1O6C OdI OCIlS
Shown by Appointment Only
An individual home Of distinction,
located in one. of the finest D. c.
residential sections. 6 lovely rms,
sun parlor, 2 tile baths, breakfast
nook. fireplace, chestnut trim. auto.
oil heat. finished recr. rm. and
garage. II you want q home in
a. beaut. location, surrounded By
other nice homes. YOU should see
Call Mr.; Newcomer. no. 1858, ewes.
Peck Company
S61S 18th ST. NE, LA. 6-6666I