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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
Council Rejects 5 Public Housing
Sites; Race Bias Charged

coward Socialism and Commun-
ISM"
But while the council was throw
ing up its road block to the CHA
proposal, two Negro children Les
lie Wilson, 8, and his cousin, Law
orn King, 2, were burning to
death in a lodging house on the
southside. This is not an uncom-
mon occurrence in the jampacked
Southside community.
Meanwhile, Robert Taylor, Ne
gro chairman ofthe Chicago Hous-
ing authority, indicated t h at
some kind of working agreement
will be worked out with the city
council. He said the housing sit
uation cannot remain at a stand
still. Chief opposition to the CHI
AS general program is that it
does not segregate Negroes and
whites in housing under it's super
vision.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
II.
State Dept.
Also Expects
PWU Local

WASHINGTON CAMP The
Department of State last Monday
Joined the Veterans administration
in Withdrawing recognition of the
United Public Workers union.
Z This decision came after the
CLIO had expelled the UPW on
the grounds that it was following
the Communist party line rather
than the policies ofthe union.
The State department announce
ment followed closely the an
nouncement made last Friday by
General Gray ofthe Veterans Adj
ministration, that his agency had
withdrawn all recognition of the
union. Many Negroes are in the
UPW.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
Judge Myles Paige
R~eappointed By
Mayor O'Dwyer

NEW YORK CAMP Judge
Myles A. Paige was reappointed
to the bench for a 1O-year term
by Mayor O'Dwyer last Friday.
Judge Paige, first appointed by
the late Mayor Fiorella LaGuard-
ia, is the second LaGuardia ap-
pointee tothe bench the present
Mayor has reappointed. The other
was Judge Jane Bolin.
Judge Paige's salary is $4,000
per annum.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
Third Wac
Selected "SOldier
The Week"

KITZINGEN, Germany (ANP)'
Cpl. Martha L. Williams of Cad
sden, Ala, is the third member Of
the 7871st Training and Educa-
ton Group WAC Detachment,
stationed at the Kitzingen Train
ing center, to be selected "Soldier
ofthe Week.. She was designated
top soldier for her excellent per-
Torrance of duty, and her smart
appearance.
Cpl. Williams, who entered the
army in October, 1914, attended
clerk-typist school at Fl. Des. Mo
ines, la. She same overseas in
October, 1949, and is presently
assigned as clerk-typist in the
consolidated mess hall.
The corporal, who will leave
this week for a 13-week course in
stenography in Darmstadt, intends
to make the army a career.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
BY Vernon Jarrett

BY Vernon Jarrett
CHICAGO CAMP While two
Negro infants burned to death
here in the nations most over
crowded slum community, a cal
louss city, council rejected five of
seven p u b i c. housing sites pro-
posed by the Chicago Housing
authority. The vote was a "below-
the-belt blow" to plans for 10000
sorely needed homes in Chicago.
The councils two Negro alder
men differed. sharply a d split
their votes. The council has 33
Democrats and II Republicans.
Last weeks action climaxed a
weeklong' sensational public de-
bate in the council chambers, In
everys session aofthe~ hearing, civic
and religious leaders counted OPP
position with facts to show that
anti-Negro elements were blocking
housing here for all races.
Leading the fight for accept
ance of the sites was Negro Third
Ward Aid. Archibald Carey, Re-
publican, who found himself at
times clashing with both spokes-
men for white supremacy and con-
fused Negroes. Carey and the los
ing minority alderman echoed the
open "seoret" that a master plan
to keep certain communities all
white led to- defeat ofthe program.
Negro Second Ward Aid. Will
liam A. Harvey, Democrat, found
himself voting along with we'll
known enemies of interracial hous-
ing, although the reasons given for
his opposition were different. Har-
vey held that some of the homes
to be cleared under the proposal
were. not slum homes, and that
there were worst places that
should be cleared first. In one
session ofthe hearing, Harvey was
charged with trying to maintain
"a skngdomn of his own for poll
teal purposes.
The Negro alderman is a pro-
tege of Cong. William L. Dawson.
Dawson is opposed this year by
Alderman Carey in the First Con-
~gressional District.
Among those opposing the seven
sites weres big real estate interests,
frightened small home owners, re-
strictive. covenant spokemen,
and q few Negro property own
era. However, the most powerful
onn0sitiom came from sources who
be1iexev public housing to be a step
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
Howard Thurman
To Make
Eastern Tour

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. (AN-
p DR.. Howard Thurman, pastor
of Fellowship %Interracial church
here, will make an eastern tour
this Spring. He is to fill preach
ing engagements at the University
Of Chicago, Princeton University,
Vassar college, Wesleyan UNIVERSE
ty in Connecticut, and Morgan
college in Baltimore.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
the Daily Express, 1907 German
town strest, by calling HEmlock
1915.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
DR.. J.T. Sprague, 86,
Last Grandson Of
Gen. Worth, Dies

DR.. John T. Sprague, 86, last
surviving grandson of Maj. Gen
William jenkins Worth, for whom
Fort Worth, Tex, was named
died yesterday after a long ILL
ness. He lived at 1406 Twenty
eight street NV.
DR.. Sprague was born in AL
bany. N. Y. the son of Gen. John
T. Sprague and Mrs. Mary Worth
Sprague. daughter of Gen. Worth,
famed for his outstanding leader
ship in the Mexican War.
He was graduated from the
University of Virginia medical
school and interned at Bellevue
Hospital, N. Y. From about 1893
to 1917. DR.. Sprague practiced
medicine on Staten Island. At
the same time, he served the New
York City Health Department as
sanitary superintendent of the
Richmond Borough.
He served in the Army Medical
Corps from 1917 to 1919 and later
moved to Warrenton, Va, where
he maintained a home, Dunworth,
and practiced medicine until his
retirement about six years ago.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Gertrude T. Sprague of the
Twenty-eighth street address; a
son. Col. John Sprague, command
ing officer of Connally Field,
Waco. Tex; William Worth
Sprague. of 1642 Thirty-second
street NV, and a grandson, John
T. Sprague III, a student at the
University of Virginia.
Graveside services will be held
at l pm. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
765,O0O Visitors Inspect
Viennese ART Treasures

The number of National Gallery
of Art visitors who have seen the
Viennese art treasures passed the
765,000 mark yesterday. Only
four days remain to see the ex-
hibit.
A crowd of 10,779 persons Wis
tied the gallery yesterday, an in
crease of more than 1000 over the
previous days attendance.
The closing time for the exhibi-
ton Of paintings and other treas
ures of Hapsburg art will be 10
pm. Sunday. The gallery will be
open during its usual hours-10
am. to S p.m.-op weekdays. and
Evening star., 1950-01-19
Tax Exemption Asked

A bill to exempt the. Shopping
News from the Districts 2 per
cent sales tax has been introduced
In the House by Chairman McMil-
Ian of the House District Com
mittee, to which the measure was
referred.
The Shopping News is a weekly
publication printed by the Mer-
curry Press.
Evening star., 1950-01-19

As more men and women used life ins,1r-
ance to protect their families, or for re-
tirement and other Giving benefits" the
average life insurance protection among
insured families rose to more than $6O0O.
Evening star., 1950-01-19

author Of more than 20 books, died
yesterday at a hospital after a
long illness.
Educated at Antwerp. Belgium,
and Paris, Mr., Edwards was a
pupil of the Partisan artist. Eu-
gene Feyen. Mr.. Edwards paint
ings, portraits, murals and line
drawings won many honors. He
also was a chevalier of several
European royal orders.
Evening star., 1950-01-19

will open at 2 pm. Sunday. A
private showing for members OF
Congress will be held after. pm.
tomorrow. ...
Evening star., 1950-01-19

resident survivors, Funeral
last 38 Mr. Edwards leaves vices will be held
Evening star., 1950-01-19
George W. Edwards, 80,
Author and Artist, Dies
By the Assoeiotsd Pye,

BY the Asseeiofsd PFess
GREENWICH, Conn.,, Jan. 19.--
George Wharton Edwards, 80, in
ternationally- known artist and
Evening star., 1950-01-19

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD IA ton IL it. stake; 10000
in best mech. cond.; S495. TRUCK
CENTER CO., 1901 N. Y. ave. ne.
1915 sTUDEBAKER pickup; driven H
7,a4o0 miles by one careful owner;
:t. tn: NV. 81. oilo.0 open Open 'tilH'aa p;m' p!n.
1s4s FORD DUMP, 2 ton, 8 yard
body. Call HI. eoos after pm.
ally clean. Excellent mechanical
condition. Traded by original own
er. New truck appsaranee. Com.
Moaos sia n1ss. 81. g. eieS'" ISe" 7725 wisoOn-
CHEVROLET 1916 h-ton panel. New
chsnical condition. Equipped with
radio, heater and defroster. / own
eli cEvY rTiesf easn s. ss MoroR oSalct!S e fsss Se
FORD 1919 F-3 1-ton stake. Perfect
shape! shape. Goins out Of business. Phone
FORD III 1919: h-ton pickup. Cannot
radio. heater and defroster. i owner.
cpmpare this price; ss95; Chevy
Wisconsin ave- OIL. s16o. 0
FORD AZ "a ton, pickup; in best
Tsuck Rsfh 'Ocs esNrEE nsyls CO.. passd 1854 s ss7S
DIAMOND T Iate-model 2-ton tractor
Fifth wheel, trailer conn, 2-speed
axle. s;25Sso tires; less than 5000
Pl!ss PSaoSp Sl ias5sf for c secisk ias Ssls
3rd st. NV, ST. .7733. s.
FORD late 1947 stake truck 1s-ton;
less than $1,000 miles; excel. cond,
DODGE SS5a EAi issa saasi !. ton ,.,t, ~ n5 s.
csptionslly good cond.. sis5. CAN
chkvRoIEr II; 1sSI stake body dump truck.
also compl. cinder block ba eeuip@ent. sneni.
lfs fa5 PnTek sf nt.TnstSns rA sSss
Al sond; =, 81; 54es, A'''al
sell for. best offer, or sell body
cHPTRniEr csHsPPaTstsly; cail FL Mon: Mc VI. s47s;
essh eSRef; eadfs fs7' TT g. 4s4s ssss offer; need
cond.; guaranteed D.. c. and Va.
inspection: terms and trade; only
S492. 3 s6o,.a Many my, other trucks and cars
AND RADIO CO.. Authorized Austin
Of 7th st. at R NV, NO. 1857. %
body. dual wheels, fine rubber and
offer: CLINTON o. EGERTON, 2I3i
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. %
sTUDERAKER 1947 h-ton pickup;
heater. spotlight. 4-speed transmits.
sion' push bumper; l owner; 25,-
goo miles; S695. ARLEX ESQ
Shirlington Shopping Center. -
CHEV. 1947-Panel l-ton. ready to
work, good condition; $3.50 or best
DODGE AZ; 1926. Light weapons
carrier; good tires, good mech, 4
wheel drive; excel for two truck or
on consatrruetion work. Cali OWNER.
Fl pickup; sa.ia s. ,sss. IL. W 1851. eyes YES
WILLIS pickup Y ton, 1o4s: looks
and runs like new; has ladder rack;
CHEVROLET 194l panel; good con-
dition: 5000. TR. 5753.
STUDEBAKER 1947 k-ton pickup;
body, mech. AL. new paint,
looks and runs like new. A real
bargain; 1895 ANACoSTIA MOTOR
CO, 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc.
LU. 10000. =.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
MOTORCYCLES
WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE .

WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE - Excel.
cond.; all accessories incl. gener-
ator, auto. transmission, front and
& PACK ansR brakes; S135-or next best offer.
The NEW 1850, 4o-cu.-in. Triumph
"Thunderbird' is sensational the
world over. Why. not stop in today
for full information on spring de-
l.,sr,;sp liysries2 we hs have an EXCEPTIONAL
prices are are rishtI ALLIED @ Si MoToR. Toss
CYCLE. 912 9th at. NV, RE. 5073.
MOTORCYCLE BARGAINs-All mod
els BSA. at new low prices, includ-
Ing new 650-c.c. Golden Flash;
top-fiight uSed machines, 25O-c.c.
194S Java, $265: 125-cc. HID.
1S4g. 1879. $1eS; slss. l2S-s.c ass s Famous James
sssn ocR cYe9E sseGtsr co ss' sfta 1ihers Ga sLa
Indian S5f1 eeH aacRs 1884 s aocsi.; 9oSI. no re-
pairs neededs excel cond.; sos.
WANTED-Used motorcycles. If you
have g. used machine and want to
sell, why not stop by and see US?
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES SALES. 9I2
ssn {. eco scooFER, FEi Socs; cs:hm.n b.
ioh,o S100 or best offer. Cali WA.
1915 in excel. condition.
Price $3.50. CAL bet. 4:30 and ZOO
aaRLET All Y sssa ss s1.o.a.H. Il nv sun u1nii,oSo
It'll ssss'ss.sSss sSsnfIliiSk IiSk 'asaSn: asS =. n'v D."
Evening star., 1950-02-05
On U. S. Hwy.
Panoramic View

To see this farm is to fall in love with
it! Charming log and frame dwell.
ing, Il rms, elec. and soft. porch'
hilltop, breath-taking view: 30x40
barn. granary. hog, brooder and 2
poultry houses: 80 acres cropland,
spring; "a acres wood lot, fruit trees,
grapes and berries; village 2h2 mi.
sacrificed at $500: 2 cows, grain
Bargain list free. E. c. grumback,
sTROUT REALTY. Middletown. Va
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
State road tobacco farm; near La
Plata. Md: 2.300-ft. road frontage;
fences; farm buildings; 240 acres ex-
cellent soil; suitable subdivision;
waterfront tobacco and grain farm.
1,500 feet Potomac River estuary;
beautiful view; anchorage: outstand-
atvsass 1nf wassr sp9rss l5s farm aeses ag.nr ae
2 tobacco barns; $4,000.
Retirement home overlooking Po-
tomac River. suitable all-year occu-
pancy; Cape, Cod, stucco. 1k2-story,
rooms, cellar. 2 baths, hot.-water
Bungalow. rooms. bath, cellar.
oil burner, heater. hardwood floors:
. poultry houses; 1-acre lot; " mile
from river; public landing; excellent
neighborhood; $4,000.
We are offering desirable home
sites and acreage tracts on the beau
tiful rivers of Southern Maryland
LEONARD sNiDER. La PLATA, MD.
MONTGOMERY Co.'S acres; T.
room house. eleca phone, furnace,
bath. front and back porches; ga
rage; chicken houses; nicely fenced;
beautiful shrubbery and shade:
buildings all in fine condition: about
2 blocks from B. g. o. station; 25
miles to the Navy Yard. D. c.;
possession with title; to settle estate;
good terms; price only S12,500.
/ acre; 7-room house, cleo, bath.
phone, furnace; 2 blocks from 3. &
O.. station; possession Feb. 1st; ex-
cellent value; price, S11, 900.
2 acres; S-room house, oil heat. bath,
cleo. phone; garage; stable;. chicken
houses: meathouse; high location,
beautiful view; W mile to B. &, o.
station; vacant; excellent value;
2 acres; s-room house. elec.. bath
phone, furnace; near bank. stores,
.. O., school and churches; 30 miles
to D. c.. a good buy; vacant; price
only S10,5O0.
Call w. A. Daniel. with
7. vINSON PETER
Poolesville a1S6. Rockville, Md.
Route o6 Eirn
Evening star., 1950-02-05

MONT. CO. FARM. 1856 acres, i'm
proved with good. clean, little
mouse; 30x50 barn, good courthouse
and implement shed, 1Sx5O cattle
shed, smokehouse, elec. in all bldgs,,
never-failing well. orchard, 90 acres
growing grain, 20 acres plowed for
corn, 30 acres timber, balance in
pasture ana hay; 2 streams; on
mi. D. c.; price, s10.750; 1s cash;
nj. Potomac Hunt section: 1o5 acres,
improved with an S-rm. frame
house. elec. and plumbing, 35x7O
barn, dble. courthouse, poultry house,
smokehouse, 5-rm. tenant house, 2
neyer-failing streams; much road
frontage: price, S21 900; " cash,
i. bal. at So; is mi. d. C.
Mont. Co. estate, 20 acres, improved
with a mod. 6-rm. house, lge. liy.
porch. bedrms. . ts1ssed,an ana bath. osSK fSIi
hsmt.. oil burner, h.-w.h., storm
windows, 5-rm. tenant house. plumb
ing and .lec., cement block barn.
dairy house, cattle barn, implement
shed, hoghouse. smokehouse and
gar; 10-acre orchard, 10, alfalfa,
10 wooded, bal clear; several pad
docks and much white board fence;
"a mi. frontage on State rd.: "a mi.
D. c.; price, S29,500; terms.
BOO acres on Hughes rd., River. rd,.
houses ssHs r,sT r,nI. bsn,t, barn hay bar
Price. Price $4,000 terms. en- Dubsh' osII chss. has.
Ak6k II 26dEfx, ND,
Evening star., 1950-02-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1913; $4,000 mi, recently
repainted, good mech. cond.; from
eesii eesfii gu ST9es s44Si lSf S4'o OF 0sS' @5 0sf'
AUSTIN 1850 Mark II 4-dr.: 5 mi:
the buy of the year at S1,225 deliv.
See 1t today. JACK PRY, Conn. at
S and 18th and Pa. ave. sc:
AUSTIN 4-door sedan; brand-new
car at q brand-new low price; only
S1,225 delivered. terms and trade.
Authorized Austin Sales. Service.
Parts. MANHATTAN AUTO & RA-
Dro CO. Both sides Of 7th at r st.
NV NO 7kh7
Evening star., 1950-02-05
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO PARTS-Motors. transmissions.
body parts, etc.; at lowest prices.
Motors. $50 up; tires, ST up. All
parts guarantsed. KENILWoRTH
AUTO CO.. 1901 Kenilworth ave.
ne, VI. 1850. Open Sunday. 8"
JAY GRAY fast oil changer and
flusher, 1925. SH. 97S3.
like new, $6 each. ia Boundary
ave-, Silver Spring, 81, 1877.
STUDEBAKER President engine,
brand new. will sell installed or un-
nnSa ninnsselled; o~Gs : bargain. &C, CO; 81; 216a:
transmission. from '39 Dodge; fits
PIXmonsh; FW Sali good condition., $40.
BEAR FRONT END. brake and motor
tune-up equipment; q complete dept.
ready to operate with a large stock
OF parts. This is steall As is,
where is. See JONES, 1415 22nd
st. NV, DE. $500. --6
MUST SELL, l949 motor scooter in
Al condition. $3.50. 25 9th st. ne.
-5
FORD '32-'4s rebuilt transmissions
$3.50. LA. 6-S117.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

SO ACRES. small estate located 10
mi. D. c.. house restored. consists
Of 8 rms, baths, oil heat. Located
on knoll overlooking beautiful VAL
ley. Lee. stream bordering prop.
New barn, machine shed, tenant
jeep, 4 horse, machinery, power
mower and other misc. tools This
type Of, farm is in great demand
and will not last long at this price.
PENTAGON REALTY. Fairfax 396;
Sf otter 6 Js Pm call JEI 3-9329: %
farms, lge. or small, for you to Sc
lect from. Come to our office, To-
Gated on Lee blvd. adjoining Fairfax
High School in Fairfax, Va, and we
will be glad to discuss and show
shf% tt yGa Of ss Estaz REa as ~
1s5-ACRE DAIRY FARM now ship
ping to Washington markets, very
good good house mis with oil heat, barn
chimes and etc. Price. of 100000
PENTAGoN REALTY CO.. Fairfax
18S ACRES. North of aaithersburs,
proved with an, ordinary 5-room
frame house. electricity, running
water. Modern 40-cow dairy barn,
feed room and milk house. large
silos. Large bank barn. 60-ft. i'm
plement shed. This farm is priced
to sell, S27.500. FRED B. CUSH-
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave,
Gaithersburg. Telephone 800. -5
DULY sTATION-10O acres: l barn.
/ house, electricity; S6,950: $4,000
Richie road-s0 acres: Q barns, 1
stable, l house, facing main high
way; electricity; $4,000; S4,250
Deal. A. A. county-156 acres. 8
barns, implement sheds. / stable,
main dwelling. tenant house; S1S,-
600; electricity; $4,000 down.
Other farms-H. L. MORRIS, Marl-
c. F, HALL. Marlboro 22Oa.
S1,85O-FINE FARM; 120 acres, over
100 clear: tobacco and stock; on
paved road about 80 mi. from D. c.;
old 7-rm. house, 2 barns, other
bldgs; complete equipment, tractor,
horse; terms, " cash.
81 acres, mostly wooded: 3 good
small houses rented; on paved road;
elec. and phone avail; price, $3.50
cash for all.
msndinE mar view o Of {. WSisomicso Ss,9n : River i,,:
tfUa other s bldgs Eoo real .dnNs planssti0n;
SHELTON, on Route 391 below
Evening star., 1950-02-05
MONEY WANTED

WANT $aO.O 600 Ist TRUST at 80 on
200-acre Montgomery, County farm.
Well improved as to house, bldgs.
and fences; land in excel. cond.
Write Box 323-T, Star, for further
DESIRE $4,000 1st mortgage, 60 :;
S-unit apt. house, present 1st trust,
$4,000, with building association.
BOX 427-S, Star.
YOUNG VETERAN and wife would
like to borrow $1,000 to expand
srowing business; tentative terms for
payment, S100 Der month. Boz AT
5000 FIRST cHATTEL mortSase,
payable in 2 yrs. at 6No; reasonable
discount. DE. 4534, Monday.
WANT S6.250 at SO and substantial
bonus on 10 acres with 2 residences
In Va. suburbs. BACON, GE. 7113
or FA. 1858.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
1891 g st: NV. NE: 2495.

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
17,B54AEToW REALTY GGoa;,. Realtors,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-Ws
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
NATioNAL M MoRrdAaE Hessosils & INVEST. Essss'
Natiomp.Gi MEhm Gi9ksssI 5ssssI 1912 NJ = ave. NV
Cash FOR 2nd-TRUsT NOTES, quick
settlement; white, Or eolorsd: notes
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. INV. Di
$3.50. Brokers attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%. No
HILL CO. s04 18th st. NV.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK. ST. 1869; ewes. RA. 34l8
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5969; eyes,, RA. 34ls.
LOANS on real estate:
low rates; to 5 year terms and
monthly mon payments. P. J. ,WALsHE,
wants to obtain End trusts on D. c.
rssids; Or will buy prop. for cash.
GL; 6676. RA. 22S1, day or eve.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd; Md, Va,
q: c; yk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
co. 9O5 N: Z. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, ist and
2nd trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS, estab. 1924,
MA. 1882. 1104 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE wanted for from to 5
large cars. in the vicinity of 3rd
and Pa ave. Sc; will buy or lease
Call AT. 1900.
OR 2 CAR lookup garage wanted,
vicinity Mayfiower Hotel. ST. 1878.
WANTED DRY BRICK GARAGE, for
storing furniture for couple months.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE--Lge. dble. brick; nr. 18th
snd SS9aa Scl Nd 1852 Ontario pl.,
24I3 18th ST. N.w.-400 "a. IT.; 1st
commercial; any business use or
storage. Call RA. 642o. IS
SUITABLE for storage or Q cars.
1922 10th st. NV, near 10th and
Columbia I'd. -
REAR esq N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Brick
Garage or storage, 20x40 it., hold 4
cars; toilet, some heat. ME. 5605.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd TRUST, $4,000, $40 a mo-, 90
cor. brick house; Petworth. Price,
$4,000. EX. 340S Mon.
5% FIRST MORTGAGE for S21 900,
secured by property worth S35. 900,
being converted into apartments
will discount $1,000 for cash. Box
22-X, Star. ~
Evening star., 1950-02-05
A STONE RAMBLER

A STONE RAMBLER, fea-
turing excellence in construv-
ton and charm; situated on
a knoll with 235 acres Of
ground, this unusually livable
home has large liv. rm.
with wide fireplace, large din.
rm., a.. picture-book kitchen
with dishwasher, automatic
laundry and dryer and res
taurant-size, refrigerator, 3
well-planned bedrms.. 2 baths
and q lounge. There is q
guesthouse of large studio rms,
bath and kitchenette, large
garage, freezing room and
storage room are additional
features; oil h.-w.h.; large
white farm house fencing
lncloses this property and
marks the road to the prop
erty; low stone walls, beauti-
ful open porches and land
scaping add to the attrac-
tlyeness and Inability of the
property.
Walking distance to schools
through. high school and easy
committing distance to Wash
tngton make this a property
that should appeal to people
desiring something unusually
nice in country living. INEZ
CUSHARD, OR. 4232 or WI.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
LOTS WANTED

LOT DESIRED-sO'x1O0': NV. sec
ton; suitable for building rambler.
State price. Box 473-V. Star. q
LOT or acre in vicinity of Silver
Spring; private party. Call 81. 61s5.
PVT. PARTY prefers small corner
lot, ne. or NV. section, must be
reasonable. no. 5000.
HIGH, LEVEL LOT. approx. rs it,
wide, in silver Spring. Woodside
Park preferred. 81. $3.50.
LEVEL LOT wanted in Bethesda area,
all utilities, 60-ft. minimum 'front.'
age. WI, 6159.
LOTS IN DISTRICT, zoned for row
or semi-det. houses. TU. O0SS. -
PRIVATE PARTY desires lot in
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Ellicott
Hills area. .Give. complete informa
ton as to lot location and price.
LOT FoR RAMBLER, Bethes.. Sill.
Spring. also $3.50 it. lot, Riggs
rd., Edmondson. Landover or Def,
hwy: utilities. BARRIER. IA. 1917
Evening star., 1950-02-05
PENNYFIELDS

This beaut. tract of cal acres over
looks the Potomac and borders on
the c g. o canal for approx. ~ mi ;.
with 1850 IT. on River I'd. and is
13 mi. from D. G. line in Mont.
gomery County, Nd. 1t is improved
barns, chicken houses, gar and
other out bldss. For further in
formation. call WILLIAMS REALTY
CO., MA. 1898. Sun, OR. 1884. IS