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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
POLICE ARREST
PISTOL PACKER

Policemen cruising in a scout
car arrested man wanted for
carrying a concealed weapon,
shortly after they received de-
scription Of him over their scout
car radio.
Chester Brooks. 81 of 2665 Wa
erloo was arrested after police
men had fred two sho.s, as they
approached him near 2639 Water
loo. Neither shot struck Brooks.
He is held for investigation Of
felonious assault. When arrested,
Brooks was carrying a 80 calibre
Smith and Wesson revolver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
His Name X

lcontinusd From Page u
ncers sta ed that they warned
the driver and another man in
the front seat that they were I'm
der arrest and demanded the
drivers operators license.
As Mr.. X &C. out of the car.
the patrolmen stated that a fight
began, and that several others
standing near by joined in, pum-
cling both OF them. Both report.
ed losing their nightsticks then
being beaten with them. before
they pulled their revolvers and
shot the .wo men, who are being
held pending additional investi-
CATION.
Women Saw Nothing
Meanwhile several women. al
so seated in the large sedan.
gave their respective first
names. but all used *" for their
last names. They were released
at police headquarters shortly
after questioning by police and
detectives.
Several of the other men, who
allegedly aided the two wounded
men during the fight, escaped.
Members of the Temple ex-
planned that they used *" for
heir last names in preference to
slaves Names formerly carried
by them. prior 10 their utilization
with the Temple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
THE MEDIATOR"
(BY RomsY Archibald Hsndsrson|

Oh God. why createdst Thou me
OF clay,
With skin Of a darker hue.
To know the wisdom OF Thy
way.
To love the brave and true,
Didst Thou. Oh God. have hidden
plans,
One does not comprehen'?
That step forth, despite black
hands.
To make peace. and mediate
with men,
Alas, It's true, my skin is
dark,
Though be a weaker link,
In spite OF my race. I've won
my place.
Thou gsvest me power to think.
Copyright. l94s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

NAACP CONFERENCE
SET FOR BOSTON

The following persons were
chosen as delegates TO the
NAACP Annual Conference in
Boston, Mass. which will be held
from June 90 to June 25: Mrs.
Beatrice Lapslev. Atty Edward
W. Turner president Of the
Branch DR. Arthur l.. Thomp-
son. chairman Of the Member
hip Campaign and Mr. Samuel
Lieberman OF the East Side
Merchants Association
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Suspect Held
tcontinued From Pace

Continued From Page II
and held the pts oil at bay while
he forced his attentions on her.
Returning to her home, she
called police who arrested Win
trey, confscated two guns and a
number Of bullets. They also re-
ported arresting two oher occu-
pants in an adjoining room, Yves
ton Crawford. 26, and Ella
Sheard.
Police claimed that Crawford
was arrested because they found
a switch blade knife on his per-
son, following a search. Crawford
and Sheard are held for investi-
cation Of robbery armed. When
or where, police did not report.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

The poem is from a song with
words and music written by
Romey Archiebald Henderson in
1929 1880 under the title BLACK
Mans Lament" and finally re-
vised in l949 and given the pres
ent title. The Mediator"
During the early years Of the
depression Henderson. a student
OF engineering and music, sat
in the lobby Of the St. Antoine
branch YMCA located two
blocks from the birth place Of
DR.. Ralph ]. Bunche). Probably
troubled by the economic effects
OF the depression and its posi-
bic effects on his continuing his
studies. he pushed aside his en-
cheering books and began the,
composition Of the poem.
Early in l94s, the manuscript
was hauled out for final re-
vision and copyrighting. II was
during this time that a March
issue Of Golfers" carried a story
on DR. Ralph ]. Bunche, entitled
AN American Peacemaker." The
poem seemed so singularly to tit
the role of DR.. Bunche. Hender-
son stated. that the words were
Immediately revised. the title
changed to The Mediator and
the composition dedicated to him.
\ tribute TO DR.. Ralph J.
Bunchs. U. N. Acting Mediator
TO Palestine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
Death Claims
tConfinusd From Para n

an auto sales COMPANY in Garden
City. Michigan. He held active
membership in the Retired Po-
lice Officers Association.
Survivors are: his wife, Carrie
B.; his mother. Mrs. Annie M.
Pace: daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
B. Washing on; and three grand
children.
lnterment at Westlawn Gene
terry, Inkster. Mich.
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Mrs.. Penn Named
tContinusd From psos II

Sigma Theta Sorority is also .
newspaper reporter OF some
prominence having served as
Woman's Editor OF he New York
Edition Of the Chicago Defender
and The Detroit tribune and at
present on the staff OF the Mich.
iean Chronicle and Historian Of
the Detroit Chapter OF the Phi
Della Kappa sorority.
She is the mother OF a seven
year old son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
ROSEBAUM SPEAKS
AT JEWISH CONrAB

Can The American jew e..
vive?" Is the topic Of a SUM-
postum to be held under the ~.
pices Of the Stephen S. Wiz,
Chapter Of the American Jewiss
Congress, Wednesday evenins
June Fl. at Congregation B'ns,
Moshe. $40 Lawrence.
Participants will be Rahh;
Moses Lehman of B'nai Mosbe'
DR.. David Gaberman. presider,
Of the S. S. Wise Chapter and
Frank Rosenbaum, prominent a,
torney.
There will be no admission
charge and refreshments win BE-
served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

tConfinued From Pace II
Dempster. Cour Vile School
teacher, who was supervisor of
he group. accompanied Lonnie
to the hospital.
Stood In Blazing Sun
After the collision. the Young
ster was rushed TO he hospital
by Mrs. Demps er and an at
'endant at the zoo. where thew
were refused admittance and
were forced TO stand in a blazing
sun. Little Lonnie suffered con-
tinuous convulsions as the pair
wal ed for relief of hospital at
PENDANTS.
Sometime later. The injured
kid was carried in the hospital
and placed in q wheelchair. ae-
cordins to Mrs. Dempsier. mo
'reafmenf was administered be-
cause a DR.. Hansel informed
me hat We do not take col
ored patients" she added.
However. the doctor told the
lads instructor that he should be
hospitalized for "a hours and that
ne would make arrangement at
the Highland Park General Hos.
pltal for his admi'tance. where he
could receive chest and head
H-rays because they could not
perform il there Royal Oak Hos
nifaD because there was no ex-
ira bed :
Carried To Children's
Mrs Rebeccs Sanders. mother
OF Lonnie. arrived a. the hospital
and immediately carried her son
to Children's HOSPITAL where he
was reported suffering from a
'h"ht confusion.
Protest of the fragrant act was
nade first to Gov. Williams las
'ondav then few DAYS later 10
ne above mentioned officials aft
y Il was learned that the physi-
IAN who refused the boy admi'
''~ce was an citv employee.
II was further learned bv the
association that the City of De-
-oi' has an arrangement with
he Roval Oak hospital whereby
T" is supposed to accept all emer-
"ency cases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
REFLECTIONS.
ON THE MOVE

@&f A@a& @-&~ -
Eviction judgments were ord
cred for sixty-five families in
the Douglass slum clearance pro-
ject by Circuit Court Commits
sioner William J. Cody early
this week. The families were
from area No. Two of the pro-
ject bounded by Hastings. Beau
bien. Alfred and Adelaide. The
entire era sdjoins the Douglass
Housing Project,
There will be plenty OF ac-
tivity after the filing date on
July Ord. Il looks like the Rev.
T. S. Boone and George A. Iss-
bell will have lots 10 say about
the Kelly camp activities. Isa-
bell said he will 60 for the for
mer governor il he comes all ou'
for an FEPC.
This week Republican State
Central Committee Chairman
Owen J. tPaf) clsarY meets
with the local Republican lead
srship 10 discuss ways and
means Of getting Negroes back
into the Republican party.
The conference should bring
some very interesting develop
menfs.
Governor G Mennen Williams
has been a big hit with the
women voters. II the Republicans
hope 10 make a dent in his fol-
lowing they must also dig up
candidate with plenty of sex
appeal.
THE TAX BITE-So long as
the tax man takes anywhere
from 10 to so per cent OF what
we spend, our enjoyment OF .
full American living standard
must suffer. Those living on
fixed incomes have already felt
the pinch OF the tax collector
in reduced purchasing power
Those who are saving for their
old age will feel it in years to
come unless economy in gov
eminent halts the wild uprush
of initiation.
Petitions are being circulated
for Harry Henderson for Lieut..
Governor. Henderson IL q mem
Der Of the Liquor Control Com
mission.
Dr.. O. II. Sweet will present
his petitions to the County Clerk
on Friday OF tbs week. Dr.
Sweet is seeking the Democratic
nomination in the First District
The Doctor has q B. S. and q
3 d. from Wilberforce, and ar
NJ D. from Howard University
Medical School. His Master oil
Science was received al the Uni.
versity OF Vienna and specia
itudies in France. The physiciar
has big following on Detroit.
lower East Side where the Rev
n n Coleman, another Demo.
cratic candidate for the same
post has church.
Founders Day was celebrated
by the Credit Union Of the
Second Baptist Church on
Thursday evening. The Credit
Union is the workers answer
o doing away with vicious
loan sharks and pawn shops.
The officers of the Second Bsp.
fist Credit Union educational
committee are Mrs. Mary. Z.
Glenn. chairman; Nathaniel
Leach. secretary. and Edward
swinft president.
Other very successful Credi'
jnions are now at Bethel AMF
Church and Ford Local 900
JAW.
Spring Hill Farms is fastl,
becoming the most popular play
round Of the Middlewest Thi'
arm once operated by Joe Loui,
Barrow is in the heart of the
uuron-Clinton Park development
There are accommodations 70
lancinc in doors and out doors
Playground and picnic ground
and excellent sea food and ba
b-oue highlight the spot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
GOVERNOR AMONG VISITORS AT THREE DAY oath SESSION
Michigan Elks Hear Orators,
Elect Officers, Parade Here
POET DELEGATES WORK TO
DIR. BUNCHE ON HOMECOMING

Editors Note With DR. Ralph Bunche Detroit born United
Nations director Of usteehps slated speak the National
American he composer
following poem thought that its publication would be
befittng tribute his homecoming)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

20; Joe Henry Hampton, 20.
Frank Hairston, Jr., 10; Booker
T. Millner. 20: Howard Lee Hair.
ston, 10; and Frances d. Grayson
S7-were convicted in May, l94s
on he charge Of raping a 80.
year-old housewife. in Martins.
vile on the preceding January &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
Year Old Flint Girl Wins
24th Oratorical Contest

Over 1900 high officials and laymen of Elkdom in
gaded the Motor City for their cath annual session of the
Michigan State Association conducted their oath annual
oratorca contest elected state officers and present
ed a colorful parade under cloudy skies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

Held al the Civic Center. ia
Erskine. June 1918 under aus
pice OF the Robert Settles and
Lady Camille Temples. dele
gates came from all over the
state and several cities in Ohio.
Miss Janice Swanson. 10. OF
Flint. Mich. won the otatoricsl
contes held last Thursday al
Ebenezcf AME Church, the Rev
CARLYLE Stewart pastor with q
brilliant delivcrance on The Ne
gro and the Constitution
Daughter OF he Rev and Mrs
Roy Swanson. She VIII now com
pete for the $1,000 regional con-
test prize next month IN Indiana
polls. Ind
Runnef-up was white youth
Bob Wynn. OF Saginaw Mich.
Governor Attends Session
With high S ate and City oiis-
cials. including Michigan Cover
nor G ~. Williams. speaking ~
the two-dsy sessions, the follow
ing State officers were elected
Bertrsm Y. Gregory State
President. De rot, J Maurice
Shelton. lst Vice president. Grand
Rapids: Rufus Palmer Ind vice
president Flint Gus Carter. 3rd
vice president Detroit Charles E.
Steele. secretary. De roit John L.
Crawford. treasurer Detroit, VIM.
T Davis. recording secretary.
Pontiac: Frank Manning, esquire.
Detroit. LAWYER wilson inner
guard Detroit Hector Philips,
Tier Detroit. Wm Turner 81.
Chaplain. Detroit
State Trustees 3 r James
Flint r. H. Sims. Detroit Paul
Hicks. Saginaw VIM Smith. De-
troit NJ K. Fritz, Detroit
State Auditors Joseph II Bon
nov Detroit. Melvin Hooks. De-
toit, VIM Brit miller Ann Ar
Dor
Steele he. Elected
Charles Z. Steele was rc-olect-
cd State Secretary Of the Michi-
gan State Associa ion with Past
State President honors. also Past
Chief Anilcr honors. and State
Director Of Jr Elks and Financial
Secretary OF Motor Ciit Lodge
M 962 LBPOE Of W.
The parade under he Efficient
supervision Of Gen. n. L. Harris
and his staff. was held Sunday.
II was led BY the Gen, Chairman
Of the convention. VI. X Fritz on
horseback Over 30 units Of The
Lodges and Temples from Mlchi-
gan and Ohio. were represented.
They come from Saginaw. Flint.
Ann Arzor Crsnw Rapids, Battle
Greek. Kalamazoo. Pom lac Ian
sing and Toledo. Ohio.
Among the local lodges were
Robert Settles the host: Nordct
hodge. Eureka lodge George w.
Carver lodge, Golden Gate lodge.
Tnksier Heart Of Detroit lodge,
Pride Of Michigan lodge Mo or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
Classified Ads
FOR AD TAKER
Call VIC. 4-S20S
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

223 w. Philadelphia. Beautiful .
family fiat. 6 rooms each, nat.
ural fireplace. S. d. Gas heat
tile bath. 3 bed rooms each
Excellent condition. $4,000
$500 down. No agent. Owned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
HOUSE FOR SALE

East Detroit. 8 rooms; 3 bedrooms
Gas heat, 2-car garage. Large
closets. Valley 3-0469,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

GARLAND & MACK 8-rooms--
Immediate possession; bath =
steam. kitchen, basement; Gar.
age, shower-terms. Broker =
LOrain 1883.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
Furniture For Sale

FURNITURE or sale
SELLING out all furniture OF ex.
quisite modern home. Holly.
wood style furniture going fast
UN. 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALE

BELVIDERE and MACK 6 bath,
gas heat; garages. Near school;
Good condition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24
roH SALE

4480 FAIRVIEW bedrooms side
drive garage excellent condit.
ion, immediate possession.
Bridgman. We. 9-9l66.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

FOR RENT
8 ROOM Apartments. unfurnishcd
upper floor. Webster 3-6872
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-24

COLLEGE STUDENTS BOYS
and Girls and factory workers
make extra money. Outside
work-229 Gratiot.
Evening star., 1950-04-27

go A.N Friday
Mohawk Sheets, sizes Tiki 08 and 8lxee", 2.2o
Woven Of 81 strong threads per square inch.
81xlO8" 24e . 42x3o" ---54e
. eOxlO8" ---z.6e 45x36" -----5ee
Pequot Sheets, 72xlo8", 81xee" -----25e
sturdily woven, finished with. double tope SEW
edges.
8lxlO8" --27e 42x3o" ----5ee
. eOxlO8" --3oe 45x36" ----64e
Utica Sheets, 72x1O8 and 8lxoo" -----2.59
Famous for quality for more than century,
8lxlo8" ----27e 42x3o" cases -5ee
. eOxlO8" 300 45x3o" cases e4e
Cannon combspun PereaIe Sheets, 72x1O8",
2S9
18o threads per square inch! Smooth, even, dur
obe texture!
. slxlo8" ---3.1s . eoxlos" ---33e
. -42x58h" oosesso Go, 45<58N cases, j.,
PeppereII PereoIe Sheets. 72xlo8" -------2.se
Fine conbed yarns in worp and filling! Luxur-
ousy smooth!
8lx1o8" - 3.le o 42x38K. ---eee
0 eOx1O8" ---3.3e 45x38h" -7ee
Plastic Pillow Covers s------3ee each
Mattress Covers, Sonforzed for residual
shrinkoge of not more than | %. Twin or double,
3.19
White Muslin Pillow Covers -----7ee each
Pillow Ticks with Upper closure - 79e each
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Reg. 3ee startex Cotton -ond-Linen Kitchen
ToweIins, white with red blue or green striped
border, u" wide yd.
Reg. 29e Common Cotton -ond-Lnen Dish
Towels, plain With green, red, blue and gold
nnuItcoored border Size l7x32"-25e each
Reg. 3.9s Pure Linen Domask TobIe Cloths,
snowy white with fIoroI and scroll pottern. Size
52x52 inches
Reg. 1893 z-Pe. Chenille Bath Sets with Iotex
back. Blue hunter green, gold, peach, grey, flo
mneo, red rose or white. Mat size 1882. In
cludes matching lid cover-------l.69
Reg. s for l.le Jumbo Size Flour Sack Kiteh-
en- Towels, approximate size 2ox36"- g for 100
LANSBURGHS- -Linens-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-30
rabbi Metz Will Be Honored

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz. spir-
itual leader of the Adas Israel
Congregation, will be honored at
a testimonial dinner in COM
memoratiop of his 20 years of
ministry on January II at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
An active leader in communal
activities since he came to the
congregation in 1880, he was pres
ident of the local district of the
Zionist Organization of America,
founder and first president of the
Jewish Community Council, and
particularly active as an advocate
of promoting good will and better
understanding through interfaith
programs.
Considered one of the foremost
authorities on Talmudic literature
and Jewish history, he recently
established the Washington Col
lege of Jewish Studies.
After 20 years of leadership and
service to mis- community, he is
to become rabbi emeritus of his
congregation.
Many leaders in all walks of life
will be present to pay this tribute
to him.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
Lutheran Fellowship

The Rev. DR.. Frank Buchanan,
founder of the Moral Rearmament
Movement, will address a lunch
con meeting of the Lutheran Lay
men Fellowship at 1890 pm.
Thursday at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
|St. Stephen-Ineornotion
Plans Family Eucharist

The Episcopal Church of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation will
celebrate its monthly Parish Fam
lily Eucharist at $50 am. Sunday.
At the II o'clock service, the
choirs will repeat the Christmas
music. Special prayers for peace
will be said at all services.
On New Years Day there will
be a service of holy communion
at 10 am, followed by a litany
for peace.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
Winchester Hospital Gets
100000 Expansion Grant
Special Dispateh TO The Ssor

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 3d.
A gift of 100000 has been pre-
sented to the Winchester Mem
orial Hospital by the Old Domin-
ion Foundation of Washington.
This is the second contribution
made to the hospital by the Foun-
dation. A $4,000 donation was re-
ceived in 1948. Paul Mellon Is
president of the foundation.
The contribution will help f.
nance expansion of the hospital.
Federal and State funds also are
being used.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
Free Radio Messages
Offered Servicemen

Service personnel here can send
messages to their families without
charge by amateur radio through
station K-4-USA in the Pentagon
concourse.
The station is manned on "a
hour basis and messages can also
be placed by telephoning the sta
ton through the Defense Depart
ment switchboard.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
Years End Service

The Episcopal Church of the
Ascension, Sligo avenue and Car
roll lane, Silver Spring, will hold
years end'' morning prayer serv-
ice at II am. tomorrow. with the
168 members taken in during 1850
as special guests.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
CoLoRED

COLORED
$3.50 DOWN. 500 MONTH
1900 BLK F ST. NE.
Large arm. and bath apt. in de-
sirahle area. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID. 053l It'll .. 3
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Home MASTERPIECE

We believe it to be no exag-
geration to describe this beau
tiful home as being the abso-
lutte ULTIMATE in charm,
quality, luxury and good taste
insofar as homes OF its size
are concerned; custom butt 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;
1o2-foot frontage, on a lot
that Is Handicapped to perfec-
ton. Contains s rms. t3 bed
rooms), 3l2 baths. including 2
large paneled dens on the flrst
floor that are beyond descrip-
tion in their beauty and rich
ness; close-in location, east
of Rock Creek Park, in a re-
stricted community OF tine
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
erty. Please call Mr.. Ray
nond. RA. 1924. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, DI. l411.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
EMBASSY OR SCHOOL

One of Washington's finest homes
located on Mass. ave. is being Offered
make an excellent embassy or lesa.
tion or a very good building 1or :
school or larger organization lookinl
furnished or unfurnished; subject
to an offer. Cali Mr.. Wells, WI
$3.50 for further details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1890 X ST. NV.
MA SOOE 3
Evening star., 1950-11-30
SEE 1T
CHECK 1T
COMPARE 1T

5129 5th st. NV. Row brick
In excellent condition: 3 bed
rooms. 4 closets. living room.
dining room. kitchen. pantry,
refrigerator, 2 large screened
porches. gas h.-w.h.. full base
ment with laundry tubs: vene-
tian blinds. carpeted halls
and stairs; reasonably priced;
immediate occupancy. Call
owner for appt.,. Mr.. BLACK
STONE. Wo. oo7S or WI.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
HoUsES-SALE-N.E, tcont. }
COLORED

COLORED
1900 BLOCK Z ST.
81 $50 down. Excellent Groom brick,
recreation room, Oil heat, modern
bath, equipped kitchen, front and
back porches. Yours for the taking
AD, 3433; eyes,, DE. 9209 after
600 BLOCK 5th ST.
Beautiful 7-room home. equipped
kitchen: garage; 2 modern baths
recently redecorated. Only $4,000
down. AD. 3433; eyes,, DE. 9209
after $40.
RIVER TERRACE
We have several beautiful Groom
houses. 8 bedrms.. in this lovely
community. All have modern tiled
baths, full Easements, gas &C
heat. porches and yards. S1,500
down will buy these excellent g.
year-old houses. Also several 2-bed.
rm. homes with S1.000-$1.2 zoo
down. Call US. AID. 3433; eyes,, DE
9209 after $40. CALL AND ASK
US about the 3 houses in the 100
block seth ST., 900 block Evart st.,
500 block Montana ave. AID. 3433;
ewes, DE. 9209 after $50.
CHAS. S. HOLLOWAY
Commercial Bldg, Suite 4
1853 Wallach Pl. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
CATHEDRAL AREA

In this, iove-y ideal location. thi'
house has been greatly reduced fol
quick sale. Large reception hal
with firepl. music room, beautiful
laree paneled dining rm.. library
plus full bath, modern kitchen; 2no
fir, bedrms.. 2ia baths; 3rd fir
hedrlnS.. / bath. heated sunrm.
abundant storage space; studio-recr
rm.; laundry rm.; outside fiagetune
terrace and open firepl.; surroIndec
by lovely garden BY appointment
Mrs. Lord, TU. 1859; Mrs. Grant
CO. 6246.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1Ol5 18th ST. NV. MA. 1919. Il
Evening star., 1950-11-30
d Bdrnns. 2 Baths. S2l. 500

How can you match this one for
value? Det.. all brick. with slate
roof; splendid. close-in location. neal
sive crestwood: Den on first floor
4 bedrooms, . baths on second floor;
stairs to lge. storage attic; full
basement: Gear garage, gas h.-w.h h.
storm windows; structurally perfect
es ept Ap i5oqla 4as of RaNa s. eHLEs ETfs
DI. 14I1.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Silver Spring Specials

Silver Spring Specials
Nearly New Brick BUNGALOW. S11, ESQ
Liy, rm. with firepl. 2 twfn-size bed
slBedrm [Rsi am BrIeR tx cane sna s!s Ga s1ssso
Liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm. and
,;, klt;; lgs l9t' tglI bsmt;' driyeWany.
8 bedrms., liv. .rm.. with flrepl.. din.
3 blks. to school and shopping.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, S1S,500
3 bedrms,, lge. liv. rm. with frepl.,
din. area, equipped kit. and full
bsn1t. outside entrance: conveniently
4-BEDRM. CAPE COD. s1s.s5o
2 full baths. full bsmt.: lge. lot
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 5555, Realtors. til q pm -3n