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Evening star., 1950-03-31
Police Who Probed
Mrs. Campbell death
To Testify Monday

Testimony by police officers who
Investigated the death of Mrs.
Nina Jean Campbell, 20, is to be
given Monday in the District Court
abortion trial of Ralph w. Myers,
A.
Myers, an Arlington (Va) win
dow shade salesman, is accused
of attempting to perform an abor-
ton, which the prosecution con-
tends caused the death of Mrs.
Campbell.
Further trial of the case, which
is being heard by a jury of 10I
men and two women, was post
poned until Monday by Judge F.
Dickinson Let's yesterday. /
Police 1t. John K. Baker of
the Homicide Squad is to return
to the stand Monday for further
testimony. Assistant United States
Attorneys John C. Conliff, jr., and
William P. Arnold said others they
expect to put on the stand Monday
include Detective Peter M. zazanis
and Detective Sergt. John L. Sulli-
van.
Exhibits Introduced.
Several Government exhibits
were introduced yesterday and
identified. The exhibits, however,
have not yet been admitted as
evidence.
They included Upper bag con-
tanning a thermos bottle. an
aluminium pan, a bottle of anti
septic and a bottle Of vaseline. 1t.
Baker said Myers denied owner
ship Of the Upper bag. 1t was
found in an automobile belonging
to the shade shop for which
Myers worked.
Earlier in the trial. Miss Ruth
E. Childs had testified she saw a i
Upper bag in an automobile used
by Myers. It was Miss Childs'
apartment at 1921 Fairmont street
NV, that Myers is accused of
using during the abortion attempt
on January 4. Mrs. Campbell's
day.
Miss Childs was director of
nursing education at Children's
Hospital. She was suspended from
that position and later resigned
voluntarily, according to testi-
mony at the trial.
Murphy Testifies.
Deputy Coroner Christopher J..
Murphy yesterday reiterated tes-
timony given at an inquest into
Mrs. CampbelPs death that she
died as the result of an air en-
bolism. He also testified her body
had numerous bruises and lacera-
tions. Some of the marks, he testi-
fed, apparently were caused by
teeth.
He was cross-examined in de-
tail by Defense Attorney James
j. Laughlin regarding the state
ment that "air embolism" caused
the death Of Mrs. Campbell.
DR.. Murphy testified that he
could not say how much air
would be required to cause death
that it would involve the
rapidity with which the air was
injected. DR.. Murphy testified Mrs.
Campbell had been pregnant
about three and a half months
at the time of the alleged at
tempted abortion. gs eszar
Evening star., 1950-03-31

Under D. c. loD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Walter Bstt a!: IT, 24 4sts " St. NV, and
40, both Of 1884 Girsrd st. NV. - '''''
'01a Janis sFfRss Props ii is sa Bsrxyn Md n and
Peter Calomiris, 26, 6314 18th ST. NV,
and and Pa Pauline chipouras' 81 1925 Belle
and Mildren' farrell, 21. 1881 Potomac
crime oBrien. Il. S' es New Jew S YORK o" ave.
Richard LaManna, %. 641 Irving st. NV.
and Janice Moody, 81, 1o45 Fort Du-
aye. me-. and Edna cissel, 90. 1873
vlnanr Monroe .N.,I1. st. In1Wo, .runston ". .ns
Betts EenbefseT, 25, f'fi 1885 Harvard a 'H as.
Guy colsIls, IL; Is 4sgs ss,d kansas q aye .so
wmsT RsnSs s5sTssn a. sa24 aot9 6 st 5as
John hhI crittenden, SO, 1918 Calvert st. NV.
and Mary Maher, 81, 3209 Dubois pl.
Roland Greene, %, 1872 10th st. NV.
and Dorothy Harris, 20. 16431s 11th
Leslie Sill iNoowlin. jr., %. Pittsburgh, Pa. and
Bettina Williams, 10, l09 st, NV.
chspefle, SO. both of the Hotel Emery.
Seaad'Ja and Jean Bradshaw. r. ~, 1904 1904 Vermont
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hoko Kosabs a. "a Adams
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LsSssnss ., oRrysnt; ,s ss, ss1 1929 a: St ne.
mEss1s ms I fssIIs; g. Z AZ 5 Hse.Et gi ~ ax. a'
NV, and Geraldine Harris, a6. Al
Evan Ssnss SossI e. 5ss5 55s1 SSH + R1 and
% ne. and % Lucy Haiseyt, Il, t. sos e s5nd s.: s.:
Robert Sampler. 2s, and Jean Piper, as,
both Of Arlington, Va. 600
ltOi st., and Elizabeth iipkes 0f9 u, sss
sni Kin: R:assi ss zz.g! r. fgsr ds.ia MAJ .ss e.
sidney Esw.sss .ss .s AZ aMsa5ylsns 5ss
zdEard King; 49, Seat Pleasant. Md. and
L.srenee qan n sranch. ss. 1905 i iiss s's s. NV.
nonad and Hs5s p4se Resnseg a ag e. B.e.sr 4o st. NV
RAYMOND Cook. as aaisSsrs5urs. S bun 81 Ma. a.
n,,a and IL Lois ns,E Berry IL so8 841 st. Sc -.
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Evening star., 1950-03-31
Man Steals Suitcase,
Finds Heads Inside

A bag-snatcher in Melbourne,
Australia, changed his mind and
dropped q suitcase which he had
stolen from a parked car, when
he opened it and saw two heads
and twisted body inside.
They belonged to a ventrilo-
GUSTS dummies.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laaD, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
Two Brooklyn CTS
Wounded In Korea

BROOKLYN (ANP)- Two
Brooklyn GIs were listed among
the casualties in the Korea ares
by the Department of Defense
Saturday. They are Corp. Herbert
H. Fordham of TAI DeKalb ave-
nue., and Pfc. Wilfred w. Schanck.
Mrs. Bertha Mae Fordham said
she had received a letter from her
29-year-old husband telling her
that he had been wounded in the
neck and was in a government
hospital.
He concluded his letter, Don't
worry, I will be all right. Kiss
the babies for me-"
The Fordhams have four child
rem, Earl, IL; Walter, 9; Ann, 2;
and William, seven months.
Pfc Schanck, a former sailor
on pleasure boast, enlisted three
year ago in Texas. He was report
ed wounded in the leg. He is the
husband of Mrs. Bertha Mae
Fordham and son of MI. and Mrs.
John Schanck.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
How Bobby Mann
Was Slipped
To Yanks

DETROIT (ANP)- Detroit
fans, colored and white still are
recovering from the easing of end
Bobby Mann from the Detroit Lii
ons to the New York Yanks.
Last year Mann lead the Natl
onal league in yards gained in
pass receiving although he did not
rate first in number of passes
caught. This year he was reported
10 be a holdout because he refus-
ed to accept a pay cut.
To many fans it seems odd that
the Lions would let Mann go to a
team, the Yanks, that is definite
ly loaded with offensive talent
forthe coming season. The real
reason was exposed by team
officials, but according to Bill Mat
ney, sports editor of the Michigan
Chronicle, local Negro weekly,
this is it:
Although Mann was asked to
take a cut from $500 to $4,000
this season, this was not the cause
of the trade. Mann actually is an
innocent victim in the fight be-
tween Business Sales, Inc, and the
Goebel Brewing company, over
the hiring of Negroes by the
brewing firm.
The business group was seeking
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
Clowns, Elite
Giants To Meet

TARRYTOWN, N. Y. (ANP)
The Indianapolis Clowns, slump
ridden during the second half Of
the Negro American league split
season, will meet the Baltimore
Elite Giants this weekend in a cru
cial series.
This series is crucial not because
the Clowns have a chance to win
the second half title but because
it is a preview of the two teams
that will probably clash in the
post-season playoffs for the east
ern division title.
The Clowns won the first half
easily, but during the second half
have been unable to get started.
The Elite Giants, last years Ne
gro world champs, had a slow first
half start, but have done better
during the second half.
The two teams will meet in Bal
timore Friday night, Aug. 25, a
night game Saturday in Whining
ton, Del, and a doubleheader in
Baltimore, Sunday.
The Memphis Red Sox despite
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
Correction

On Wednesday, August rs, it
was announced in the Police Blot
ter, that Herbert Ransome Jr.,
arrested and charged for fornica-
ton, lived at 1926 w. End ST.,
the Daily Express regards this was
an error.
The address Ransome gave when
booked was 1O46 w. End Street.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
Degrees Awarded
To Students

INSTITUTE, West Va. Presi-
dent John w. Davis awarded de-
grees to 62 students at the sum-
mer commencement at West Vir-
ginia State College during the
August exercises.
The Convocation address de-
livered by DR.. Charles Johnson of
Fisk University was most inspir-
ing to the students and their
guest.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24

reported missing at the time Of
the investigation. According to
Miller, the entry was made by
cutting the screen door, breaking
the glass panel and unlocking the
door from the outside.
Buelah Hicks, AZ, of TIA S.
Summit ST., told Pits. G. H. Ryan
and P. T. Stewart that her boy
friend, Wilbert Davis, alias Gig
giles" hit her with a beer bottle
and cut her on her left wrist at
the corner of Hawthorn and Germ
antown sts., following an argu-
ment. She told the officers she
did not wish to prosecute her B.
F. and signed a statement to that
effect. The incident happened
Aug. 20.
Police Sgt. Scheid, Pits. A. C.
Cole and r. C. Scott investigated
a call from 1913 Weakley st. They
were told by Juell Elizabeth
Phelps, SO of that address, that
her boy friend, Melvin Parks, 80,
ofthe same address cut her on her
left side with a knife, last Sun
day about II o'clock. After re-
ceiving treatment and being re-
leased from st. Elizabeth hospi-
tai she refused to prosecute her
friend and signed a statement to
that affect.
Earl H. Tischner, 526 S. West
ern ave-, told Pit, j. E. Sisari.
Sunday August 20, about II p
M, Ernest Lee Wells, same adj
dress, stabbed him with a pair of
scissors, hit him in the right eye
with a cement block and applied
other injuries in the fight follow
ing an argument. Tischner told
the officer he would file a warrant
for assault and battery. His attack
er had not been found Wednes-
day night.
Josephine Roche, % of 2804
Compton st. North Dayton) told
police while she was in company
with her boy friend, Lawerance
J.. Williams, of the Carver Hotel
at her home on August 20, about
2 am. another suffer, Mathew O..
Brown, 43, of 1047 Halter ST.,
broke into her home and inter
rupted the party by "slugging
her" on the head with the butt of
his revolver, took a spot shot" at
her boy friend and left.
Bertha Mae Chase, 10, of 821
S. Euclid ave., reported the theft
of her yellow gold II jewel Ben
Continued on Page AZ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
from Police RL0fter
By Jimmie N. Jones

A Dayton nurse with a record
of two narcotic violations was TAX
en- into custody yesterday by the
narcotic squad charged with CIV
ing false information to obtain
narcotics. She was Miss Helen
Wilhelmina Madden, IL an en-
ployee of the Grafton Gonzales
cent home, 405 Grafton ave. Ac-
cording to Captain Paul Geralds
Of the detective bureau, she was
picked up by the squad on a
routine dope check by bet. Vir-
gil N. Reck. According to the po-
lice, Miss Madden had been OBJ
tanning the dope through the pre-
tense she was getting the marco
tics for patients in the home.
According to the records she
was sentenced by the Cincinnati
Federal. Court in 1889, for viola
ton of the Harrison Narcotic act.
Later she was charged in the Day
ton Federal Court in June 1913,
with the Harrison ace.
Following the arrest Of Miss
Madden, bet. Ralph G. Hogan,
told reporters, "We are going all
out to stamp out dope pushers,
addicts and handlers of narcotics
wherever they are reported to be
in circulation. We have several
suspects under surveillance and
will get them sooner Or later. The
narcotic flow in Dayton is worse
than in larger cities. With the aid
of persons knowing of it's use, the
police department will be able to
curb and stamp out narcotics.
Harley Ward jr, %, of 1858,
was held to the grand jury on the
charge of armed robbery of S25
from a market owner yesterday
in the Court of Common Pleas
Judge Lester L. Cecil following a
preliminary hearing.
Fined for driving while drunk
we're: Everett Humphrey, 4241
Frevedenberger ave., and Ernest
Harrison, 1862 Home ave. Both
fell under the axe of Municipal
Judge Paul Sherer, when he fined
Humphrey 500 and cost and
Harrison $50 and cost with both
receiving workhouse sentences of
six months each suspended.
tetv
Detectives John Allen and Phil
lip Greer were told by Jerome
Miller, 2434 Lakeview ave., that
someone broke into his home on
August 10 around 7:45 pm. and
ransacked his home. Nothing was
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-24
As ! See III
By Arnold Braithwaite

we were GINNING AROUND Cne
office here yesterday when Jimmie
Jones our sports editor wondered
out loud if any Negroes were
participating in the trap shooting
competition now taking place near
Vandalia. There are none COM
peting of course. Someone in the
city office who has the job of
itemizing all the west side shoot
ings remarked as to how much
more beneficial and constructive
if some of our trigger-happy
swain would do a little more
shooting at traps and a little less
shooting at people. A thought in
which everyone concurred.
The tennis tournament at Will
berforce has had perfect weather.
Based on the form chart to today,
Oscar Johnson, Los Angeles, Calf.
merges as the grandstand favor
e. His victory over former junior
national champ, Dewitt Wills,
plainfield, n. j., established him
s the crowd favorite The
tournament has attracted tennis
Enthusiasts from all over the
'ountry. The New York conting-
MT probably heads the list judg-
ing from the number of cars with
II. Y. license plates. :. One inter-
racial couple is on hand from De-
troit Two whites are Compel
ing in the tournament Several
Daytonians including Vergil Ste
wart, Jack Points (of 'Force) and
others competed =. One spectator
lovely Miss Della Riddle, ex-Wil-
berforcian, will be making her
home here in Dayton starting next
week.
We noticed another evidence of
the smallness ofthe minds Of many
white Daytonians, particularly the
minds of those on the white press.
How many of you noticed the way
the morning sheet grouped for a
picture twelve young ladies from
Shaver Acres? The three Negro
girls were together in the rear of
tn group. Perhaps it just happen
ed that way by chance, but how
many Of you want to believe it
wasn't deliberate? Of course one
must remember that the papers
owner, one James Cox, has sew
eral Florida newspapers who help
ed immeasureably the victory of
Smathers for the Senate. Smath-
ers campaigned on the white sup
remacy ticket.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
Coming-Don't Miss 1t

Bob Mason and his Swingbillies
are coming to Bluffton high school
gym Monday, October 80 at s p. m.
/ sponsored by the senior class of
Bluffton high.
The evening program consists of
one and one-half hour stage show
with plenty of good clean comedy,
music, singing and general good
time for the entire family. Round
and square dancing will follow the
stage show.
Tickets are on advance sale and
can be purchased from any senior.
Adults soc and elementary students
25c.
The tickets sold at the door will
be 75c for adults and SOC for ele-
mentary students. Get your tickets
now-better hurry because of the
limited time. Get in touch with any
senior now!
If dancing is not preferred come
for the stage show only.
Remember, October 30th-tickets
on advance sale for only soc. Sold
by any senior.
We promise fun for everyone and
we want to see you there. So be
sure to come!
Bluffton High School Senior Glass
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
Family Dinner

Mrs. Emma Roof of Lima enter.
tanned at dinner in her home Sun.
day, the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kleeb, New.
port, KY; Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Cure.
ton, TT. Wayne; Mrs. Olga Burkhold-
er and son Howard, Pandora; Mrs
Marie Grant and daughter Rose and
Bert Johnson, Ada; Mrs. Anna Fett
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Fett and daugh-
ter, Bluffton and Miss Rachel
Chrysler, Lima.
Miss Ida Fett, Lima and Robt.
Andrews, Bluffton were afternoon
callers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
EUangelistic Meetings
Will Close November )

Evangelistic meetings at the Mis-
sionary church conducted by Rev.
Forrest Kuhn will continue at 7:30
every evening except Saturday, thru
November 5, it is announced by the
pastor, Rev. r. R. We1ch. Rev.
Kuhn will speak also on Sunday
morning at 10:30 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
Col. Grove Halloween

COL Grove P. T. A. will hold a
Halloween party in the high school
gymnasium next Tuesday night fea-
turing parade at o'clock and
SIS in cash prizes. Music by Tiny
Tins band.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
LEGAL NOTICE

William Pursell, Jr.. whose last known
address is 3002 West Madison, Chicago.
Illinois, is hereby notified that Lavina E.
Pursen has filed her petition against him for
divorce in case number 3991i in the Court of
Common Pleas of Allen County. Ohio, aileg-
ing Gross Neglect of Duty as her ground for
same and praying for divorce and claiming
certain household goods her personal prop
erty, and that said cause will be for hearing
on or after the End day of November, 1850.
LAVINA E. PURSELL
BY Sylvan H. Wise,
her attorney. 2s
Evening star., 1950-06-10
AL BAKER OFFERS
WHITE OAK RAMBLER

In this exclusive subdivision near
Alexandria, situated or lSe lot,
lSHxlSo, with Anchor fence. VerY
htgh elevation. Contains lty rrn.
l2NlS II with Fireplace din rm,
modern kit, equipped elec ranEt,
refrigerator, automatic washer. !
bedrmS. tiled bath, stairway 20
attic, Venetian blinds. comb storm
windows and screens utility ym
oil h-Nh Nlii price, Sls aoO
Owner Is leRyinE town Easy terms
can be arrauSed. Phone AL e64A
Evening star., 1950-06-10
AL BAKER OFFERS
A DREAM RAMBLER

Located of Mt Vernon blvd in Fair
fax, with lovely corner. lot. 4
with excellent stove and refriger-
ator: garage compartment IN
attic for storage - 900 cash. bal
on easy payments. Phone AL 6644
or TIE. 734S.
AL BAKER 4 SONS. INC.
t6 g. 81 Asaph st. Alex. Va AL
6644, TIE 7343, Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
OPEN TODAY

OFEN TO-DAY
b4th ST.. Decatur Heights. Now ready
for occupancy; bedrms.; full, deep
bsmt.: lge. living room; full-size
dining rm.: kitchen with breakfast
space; fully insulated; gas heat.
Best buy in nearby Md. for $13,-
80. Close to schools, stores and
I'd. to Peace Cross, right on Route
so to 54th St, left to open house.
q. RANDALL WALCROFf. Realtor
ON 340O or WA hf11 Ii
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Hicks REALTY co.
FAIRFAX COUNTY

37o6 Mt. VERNON AVE.
AL 1900; Ewes. Ov. 52s1, TE. 1859.
Il
Evening star., 1950-06-10
CE hOS41o w
15nh II ST. NV. MA. 2345.
OPEN SUN. l TILL DARK
d2OQ CT,AGGETT Pn

OPEN SUN. TILL DARK
1929 CLAGGETT RID.
UNUSUAL! DISTINCTIVE!
IN UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
No duplicate of this home anywhere.
A custom-built home, in a beautiful
custom home area. Three separate
levels, 2 f1replaces, large porch, play
house. garage; lovely Handicapped
65x160 lot, with many shade trees.
Live in this neighborhood where 1t
really means something. Reasonably
priced at S21 900.
To reach: Out Michigan ave. and
Queens Chapel road to Claggett,
left to open sign, or out Bladensburg
rd. to Queens Chapel road, left to
Claggett, then right to- open sign.
Mr.; Johnson on premises. Ewes,
call HUI. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50.
LARGE OLD HoUsE-In a nice sec
tion of Lanham, $50 IT. on hard
surface road, containing Ia acres:
house with 8 rooms and h.-wh.,
porches on 3 sides: could be made
into a show place.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW-S10,25 $50.
1-YEAR-OLD-Four-room bungalow.
equipped kit. Total price. $1,000.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
HYattsville O1O7. Ill
Evening star., 1950-06-10
NO CASH
BERWYN. MD.
OPEN DAILY
OPEN HOUSE

54O9 PINE ST.
Md.-New brick. 5 rms.
and bath, large living rm. with log
burning fireplace, 2 nice bedrms..
shower; attic suficient for e: "a
bedrm.; full basement; oil automs dc
a.-c. heat; only $12,250; should o
CT with only $1,000 down. 15
reach: Out Marlboro pike to Forest
vills, right on Pumphrey DIR. blk.
erty. open saturday and Sunday.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
S214 Branch Ave. Sc. HI. 77OO.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
CHEVERLY PROPER
GREEN MEADOWS

GEORGETOWN once
1907 o St. NV. HU. 1858
Evening star., 1950-06-10
BEL AIR

FA1HFAA co.
No Down Payment for GIs
FINANCING ALSO FOR NON-GIs
Price $9,800-$61 Per Mo.
We believe this to be the buy of
the year. II you can buy from
plans and the rough. come out Sat.
Z pm. It'll dark. to get in on the
ground floor A 4h-rm frame house;
minimum lot size 10000 So IT.: in
an unexcelled location. Directions:
Over Memorial Bridge, out Lee
blvd. 800 and l mile past Seven
Corners to 1st trafic light. left "a
mile to property on left.
JAMES G.. WARE
Evening star., 1950-06-10
AL BAKER OFFERS
81 500 DIN S73 MO.

S-beorm brick row house with extra
iarEe kit and separate din rm I'm
mAculats condition. You couldn't
be closer 70 schools and xhopping
ASktng price, SlO 500 Phone AL.
6SA4 or TE TSA3
Evening star., 1950-06-10
AURORA HILLS
FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Open Sunday, IL AM. to 5 PM.
Only Ten Minutes from City.
A .prewar custom built brick, slate
roof home you will be proud to
own. First floor has q center hall
entrance, large living room with
adjoining screened porch equipped
with awnings, bedroom and bath,
attractive electric kitchen and din
ing room. Two large bedrooms,
each with private bath, sun deck
and plenty of closet space on second
floor. Basement has a beautiful
recreatio room with asphalt tile
floor, laundry room, bedroom, bath
and garage. Walls are insulated
against dampness. The house is
heated with oil. The attic is double
insulated. Copper cutters and
downspouts. If you want quality in
home overlooking Washington,
your inspection invited. Substan-
tial down payment required. South
on No. hwy. to 23rd st., west on
23rd to TT. Scott DIR. to No. 251S.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
COLORED VET
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

bungalow; GI
or non-GI. Take your choice. 100
brick bungalows under construction,
8 now finished; overlooking the Poto-
mac. OV. 5000. Open till 9. J. T.
MOTION REALTY, INC, 24l5 Mt.
Vernon ave-, Alexandria. OV. 5000
ANNANDALE. VA. Older. 2-story
frame house in good condition on
road from Falls Church to AMMAN
dale; living room, dining room,
Kitchen on 1st floor: 3 bedrooms
and bath, end floor: full basement;
automatic coal stoker hot-water
heat; acre Of ground: large shade
trees; $4,000. McCAY g. McCAY.
Realtors, Gil. 1875. Ill
located, just of Military I'd. in N.
Arl.. bet. Lorcum lane and Bellevue
Forest areas; Cape Cod style, 3 bed
rooms. i " baths. 6 rms, 22-ft. liv.
rm,. with fireplace; screened porch
with garage underneath, full dry
basement, oil h.-wh., weather
proofed; large lot with children's
swings; conv. to public and parochial
schools and shopping center; FILA
LIST trust, will hold End trust. Cali
ARL:-So. s54: Lee. brick Col. =
rms. ga baths; handicapped lot; Q
car gar: Reas. priced. J. r. MOTION
REALTY, 2415 Mt. Vernon ave. OV.
$500. 10