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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

The State Department Of
i United War Mothers Of Amer
lea held their installation Of
officers Sunday afternoon when
Mrs, Susan Murphy Of e. Bos-
ton was installed Dept. Presi-
dent; from Chapter Z Of Rox-
bury the following officers: Re-
cording Secretary Melnea Cass;
Trustee, Mrs. Eloise Jones; Con-
ductress, Mrs. Ralphia Gray.
Among guests were Mrs. Susie
Lewis, Pres. of VIM. e. Carter
Oux. No. 16 AL, Mrs. Ruby Gus
colt, Pres. of Gold Star and War
Parents of America. Shaw House
Chapter, also Mrs. Ida B. viii
lianas. Mrs. Sabania Vaughn
Mrs. Marie Jones, Mrs. Kate
Harris and Mrs. Teresa Harris.
The Massachusetts, state Union
of Women's Clubs will conduct
a Mammoth Penny Sale Thurs
day evening, Nov. is at Legion
Hall, 401 Mass. Ave. Useful
prizes. fun for all. Myretta Par
ker, chairman.
Chicken and pig feet supper
given by the Secret Club. Mrs.
Evelyn Anderson and Mrs. Laura
Spears. at II Lenox St. Apt. %.
Saturday. Nov. l8, 3 PM. until-
Subscription Use.
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph T. White
of rs Braddock Park spent a
most delightful weekend visiting
in the Berkshires, guests Of Mrs.
Whites brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Nicholen. While there they Wis
tied the grave Of Mrs. Whites
mother land many other places
OF interest during their short
stay.
The Birthday Party Of the
Columbus Avenue A.M.E. Zion
Church members, DIR. A. A. Perry,
Pastor, win be held Tuesday
evening, Nov. IA, 1850, at the
Church. The celebration opens
with a Dinner 75c, starting at
4 PM, at 8 o'clock and AII-Star
Program win be presented by
the heads Of each month. The
public is cordially invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

Fords, Lincolns, Bucks, Odds
mobiles etc, will be driven by
top-notch midget and stock car
racers.
In addition to the qualifying
heats, the feature viii be a Cruel
ling thrilling $50 lap event which
should provide plenty of red-hot
competition as these pleasure
cars will turn racing cars for
the day to determine/which is the
most durable and fastest pleasure
car on the road today.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

The Boston Progrl Credit
Union will hold its annual meet
ing at Butler Hall, 1895 fremont
ST., Thursday, Nov. is at 8 PM.
DR.. Harry NJ. Doyle, Professor
of Economics at Boston College,
will be principal speaker. Mo-
ton pictures, Wings to Hawaii,
refreshments served. Come and
bring your friends.
The Won ems Educational
Union will give q Harvest Tea
on Sunday, Nov. IS.
Theta Alpha Chapter OF zeta
Phi Beta Sorority will be hosts
to the Atlantic Regional which
viii be held Nov. 10, II and IL,
at the Concord Baptist Church,
Warren Avenue, Boston. Dele
gates will be present from Mary
land, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and New York. DR.. Nancy E.
woodbridge, Grand Basileus of
zeta Phi Beta Sorority and Pro-
fessor at Hampton Institute. will
be the main speaker at lunch
con on Saturday afternoon. A
reception will be given in honor
Of visiting Zetas at 558 Mass.
Ave, Nov. II. Mrs. Evelyn B.
Hunt, New Rochelle, N. Y, di-
rector Of the Atlantic Region,
will off1ciate during the ses-
sions.
The Sisterhood of the First
A.M.E. Church invites you to an
All-Star Concert featuring
Georgia Bailey, Soprano; Robert
Brattle, Tenor; JoenelIs Bryant,
Contralto; James Brown, basso;
Ina Braithwaite, VioIinist; Nc
Henry Boatwright, Pianist;
Gladys Perdue, Accompanist.
First A.M.E. Church, Warren st.
at Elm BILL Ave, Rev. Walter C.
Davis, pastor. Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 10, at $3.50 O'Clock. Dona-
tiOn $1.0C.
The home of Miss Claudia
Williams, 8 Gannett ST, Rox-
bury, was the scene Of Aristo's
Cultural Meeting, Sunday, Nov. |
5. President Harriet T. Kelley
the meeting with singing
Of the club song and renewal !
Of its motto. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Alberta C. VAL |
entine and Miss Lucille Deems.
members Of the Program Com
nittee. Mrs. Valentine present.
ed an inspiring message on
Time" while Miss Deems took |
charge OF the social period. The
hostess served a delicious COLA
ion to the following: Gladys ].
Iray, Doris jackson. Muriel w.
Turk. Josephine Williams, JOS
sphine A. Howard, Geraldine
and Florence Lewis. to- |
yether with those who partici- |
'ated on the program.
1t will be most interesting to
listen to the sister-sister COM
'ination Sunday. Nov. IL, when
George Williams Bailey, So
pranO. and Ada Williams Barco,
reader, appear in joint Concert
1t Union Methodist Church, Co.
Az. and w. Newton st.
They will be presented by Eur
eka Chapter No. S, O.E.S., Mary
c. Jackson, W. M, at 4 PM.
tentrance w. Newton side); Will
liam A. Rhodes will be the eff
cient accompanist.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

AZ q planning center, with desk
and household account files, or
as a playroom for children when
they can't be outdoors.
In new homes and many old
ones being remodeled, an extra
large kitchen has offered an ideal
possibility for a combination kit
chen-laundry. This permits easy
alienation between cooking and
washinK without leaving the
room.
Good lighting is particularly
important to sorting, spot re-
moving. mending, and ironing
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11
HOW TO PLAN A HOME LAUNDRY
ADVANCE STUDY AVOIDS cUEsSWoRK

Appliances should be located so
that doors do not swing into
positions blocking use Of the de-
vices or cabinets. If no dryer will
be incorporated in the laundry
center, and clothes must be hung
in the yard, an outside entry to
the room is advisable.
The automatic washer and the
electric water heater should be
put as close together as, possible
to eliminate long pipe runs be-
tween the two for the hot water.
The size of water heater needed
depends upon a number of fac
tors: hot water requirements, size
of family, automatic equipment
in use (such as a dishwasher in
addition to the clothes washer),
geographical location. Hotpoint,
the industry's largest maker Of
electric water heaters, reports
models available in capacities
from 80 to 81 gallons to meet
family needs and pocketbooks.
Whether a portable or cabinet
rotary ironer is best depends upon
space limitations.
Laundry engineers recommend
an assembly line order of laun-
dry equipment with appliances
~
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

Baby Popularity Contest given
by the Juniors Of Union Method
list Church, Sunday, Nov. IL at
$3.50 PM. Giving away 3 prizes.
Consolation Prize to each baby.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

Nf0AAAtG y W. " III
want to take up as you plan for
future voorhees, washdays.
Architectural style of your.
house, room size, and plumbing
have an important bearing on
location, of course, and in many
small one and two story homes.
the basement continues to be the
only space available for the
laundry. First floor laundries,
however, have been voted for BY
20 per cent Of women planning
changes, according to recent Hot
point surveys, and they believe
this location will eventually SUPER
cede the basement entirely. The
postwar emphasis on the base
mentless ranch" house has
direct bearing on this, view.
The elimination of stair climb
ing has been y strong factor in
influencing women III favor Of the
first floor, particularly those with
large families who must do laun-
dry several times a week. The
pleasant surroundings on the
first floor and the accessibility Of
the laundry room 10 other house,
hold activities, such as keeping
an assured eye on the children.
proceeding with meal prepara-
tons, sewing, mending, and the
uncounted tasks q woman faces
makes q difference.
In the two story house with
upstairs bedrooms, az much a.
W per cent Of the family wash
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

= rum AOL
"a n n ing, a
storage center
for extra kit
chen supplies.
In suburban
homes it might
double for a
ing an d
mending room,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

When you start to plan an all
electric home laundry for your
new home or to remodel your
present one, laundry specialists
name three points you should con-
slider: ~ the location in the
house - basement, first floor or
second floor; (2) function of the
room--will it be a laundry solely,
a general utility room or COM
bination kitchen-laundry?; (3)
the arrangement of appliances,
counters and cabinets for efficient
assembly line" washday opera
tons.
Advance planning before You
build will make the most effective
use of available space and avoid
guesswork and makeshift INSTALL
ations which later cost you need
less stair climbing, heavy bundle
lifting, pleasant surroundings and
even peace Of mind.
In the interests of better home
planning, Hotpoint, Inc, the in
dustry's newest leader in the pro-
duction of automatic washers and
dryers, has studied installations in
hundreds Of homes and talked
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

with archi-
tects, builders,
home econo-
mists and en-
gineers. Here.
is what the
experts say on
the important
noinfe vol, 4.y;iI
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

arranged from
right to left.
This puts the
water trays at
the right fol-
lowed by the
q u { o m q tic
washer and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11

~ - "a ~ 80 -
dryer and then the ironer.
Modern laundry equipment can
fit into as little as FIVE feet of
wall space. However, horne laun-
dry engineers say that the ideal
ARRANGEMENT is to have g base
cabinet between the washer and
dyer and another between the
dryer and ironer. Counter space
on the opposite side of the sink
from the washer is also advisable.
A utility room arrangement
allows space for use of accessory
equipment such as a clothes
hamper on wheels, portable rack
for hanging ironed clothes, sew
ing machine, small desk and tele-
phone, order supplies. In all laun-
dries, of course, linoleum or rub
Der tile is advisable.
A combination kitchen-laundry
may alter appliance arrangement
to some extent depending upon
location Of the kitchen equipment.
Laundry appliances can be in
tegrated with the kitchen devices
OF can be separated by q lunch
bar or q low partition.
Before you build, or modernize,
you should consult an appliance
dealer as well as construction
officials. Dealers who install COM
plete home laundries and kitchens
Of leading matched brands can
contribute greatly to the success
Of your project for better cleo
trieal living.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
zoning Board Studies
Plea 10 Locate School
On WoodIey Estate

The Board of Zoning Adjust
ment today had under advisement
motions to dismiss the Maret
Schools appeal to locate on the
Woodley estate, 5000 Cathedral
avenue NV. or to hold up action
for year.
Decisions are pending also on
some 80 other matters heard by
the board during q day-long ses-
sion yesterday.
About q score Of property-own-
ers in the neighborhood Of the
Woodley estate appeared at the
hearing to oppose any use of the
property that would not preserve
its present character.
Traffic Congestion Seen.
Some of them anticipated noise
from the school children and
added traffic congestion as a re-
suit Of establishment Of the school
on the estate.
Attorney John a. Pratt spoke
in behalf Of nine land owners
and members Of a Citizens Com
mittee to save Woodley.
Attorney John L. Laskey rep
resented the private school, now
located at 2118 Kalorama road
NV. The school owns about eight
acres of the Woodley tract and
plans to make use Of the present
buildings.
Must Find New Location.
Mr.. Laskey said it is necessary
for the school to find q new loca-
ton. He declared that, while chill
dren do make noise. the Maret
institution Is well regulated. He
said also the school would not
cause traffic problems.
The attorney said the school
was founded in 1918 and is in a
sound financial condition. He pre-
sented about 20 persons favoring
the appeal.
Yesterdays hearing supple
mented previous discussions be-
fore the board at the request of
a group Of residents Of the neigh
borhood.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
By me Asso<ioied PTess


BUFFALO, May ls.-A Baptist
leader has called for a battle
against what he terms IAN Or
ganized modernism more hellish
than Mohammedanism, Buddhism
and Romanism put together"
The Rev. A. Donald Moffat of
Philadelphia sounded the call last
night at the 10th annual confer
ence of the General Association of
Regular Baptist Churches.
The four-day conference ends
with sessions today and tonight.
In the words Of the Philadel-
phia minister. who is deputation
director of the association. the
organized modernism" Is under
the guise Of the Federal Council
Of Churches, the World Council
of Churches and the International
Missionary Council"
The latter two organisations aim
Evening star., 1950-05-18
Baptist Leader Urges Fight Against HeIishhodemsm

TO establish q world church which
comprises people OF all faiths" Mr..
Moffat said.
Many leaders Of those two
groups deny the deity Of Christ
and deny the Bible" he charged.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
IsroeI Storts Campaign Against Field Mice

forces described as a large num-
Der OF men who will so into action
as soon as q dry spell sets in"
Field mice have been causing
widespread damage to crops.
Evening star., 1950-05-18
by shs Assesieted Press

TEL AVN, ISrael.-There'S
new war on in Isrsel-but this one
is against field mice. The minis
try Of agriculture is mobiliEing
Evening star., 1950-05-18
Tobacco Import

The United States bought 49,
493, 900 pounds of Turkish tobac-
CO in 1948. compared with the
average Of &c, 1863 900 pounds.
, 1950-01-28

Mornings Boy New Race Track
under the auspices of
The New ST. croix Turf Club
IUnuoY 80 1850 # Commencing at llOo AM.
FIRST RACE FIRST PRIZE sso5o Five and q half Furlonqs
IL FLAME H D1 SauewS Stables W. desea Blood d Sand
#2z SYMPHONY .. cf 90 Memoir Stables dhHp HeU1 cd
8 LADYANITA H 14 Mahogany Walk STABLES Percy Osbome Pink nd Green
f. WARCLOUD@ be Ito Almond Tree Stables OLIVER Gerard Cold and White
SECOND RACE FIRST PRIZE $500 SIX Furonos
/ STARLIGHT cf e6 Palm Tree Stables lMx WlGona cd - 1Uhao
2 MADAM JAIME bf I3 Memoir Stables philip Henr0 Pink md White
o DOEEN am l7 Mahogany Walk Stables percy Osborne Pink and Green !.
THIRD RACE FIRST PRIZE $4,000 One Mile
! S n IHnENK1 ," n4 et Ihonn) Henry Daley Green and White
= PAlRlC bg H3 Moon Stables a. C. Merrill White and Green
QoA H l6 GrnadS Stables a. M NeHmpp Navy ad Gold /.
FOURTH RACE FIRST PRIZE $3.50 Five Furonos
: EAOoESIE che Il Palm Tree Stables Nx Williams Gold and White
SUSANNA chi liz Memoir Stables Philip Henry Gold -
8 XRAY g chs l3 New Town Stables Tr R n I mnA pmL 90
Flrl = hACE FlhSTPRHES55OO Five Fulongs
KING AIPHONsO chg l4 Golden Grove Stables 4. Banentn) Red and Yellow =.
q MISS OLYMPIA h 10Y La Grange Stables Fmo lanes YeNru and U1ho
= WAN oIoOD -.e lO Almond Ire Sabs J. Oliver Gerard Gold md White
SIXTH RACE %FIRsTPRzE $500 Five Furonos
l. LADY ANITA H l4 Mahogany Walk Stables a. Obun) Pink md Green
q NPHON4 chit 50 Memoirs Stables philip Henry Gold s
. FL4ME d Il SeauewShbks w. E. Nee) Blood and Sand
A. CITATION be Il Chntanged Stables d Brsne Rada VII
SEVENTH RACE FIRST PRIZE $3.50 Five FuJonos
Il SIR HENRY be l4 StThomaN Henry Daley Greens and White
. T. PATRICK BIZ H8 Moon Stables q. CNarID White ad Gnn
8 Jul bf l6 GnndS Stables AN NehIou0 law am cdd /.
ADMISSION
GRAND STAND slo
GENERAL ENTRANCE PADDocK o5o
CHILDREN HALF PRICE
Evening star., 1950-05-17
A SAFER PLACE FOR
YOUR FAMILY

LhNL JALhSON
l"-mL freSh-wAter lake: 81 miles
your time TO see our special offerins
OF log cabins ct prices and terms
you can affordi from $500 10
$1,000; all modern improvements;
lots with lake privileges; SOS for
both; terms. See them now while
97-F-4. once open weekdays and
Sunday
Evening star., 1950-05-17
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

FOREsTvILLE-Attractive brick bum
porch. pig lot. 1 si1,s550. '''t 81 800 90
HYATTsTiLLELpetsched. HYATisSfi Il Beta M Sroomms m{ Z
bedroomsl. bath additional shower
IN basement), 3 porches, full base
ment, automatic heat; two-car de-
beautiful oak trees; prompt posses
yitlhI VIM; NJ; ;sodTJH dTJHRocKMoRToN'
HTaTTsvrLRfE HfalsTs R1 sGGIs-srick sGa2 buns 1uns.
low, frepl. in liv., rm.; din. rm., 2
LIST a.. plus partially nm. attic. fun
bsms: oil s;.. beat, st9rm oEd Etnds; BenSix
sssSsfi $3.50 tin Ssi pm sHss2S RosERr s. Sal bAyfs EA
I$NHAM HGTs.-e-rm. bungalow;
equipped kit. stairway to attic. full
es%s osx hiNsS vfNersT If IN SsoSSs 5iSs sss eVss
MI. r. RAihNsiiER-s12,s5e will buy this
beautifully remodeled Cape Cod
sasbo4hooa ems II shi' ISL sh0li' t. has Snsh
bedrms: plus large paneled den; fin
built Seer. rm.' Ven. blinds, The
56x26o lot is beautifully 1T ipnrsaisted plantsd
Cali cIf' WA. $500. I'll I'll o pm. ROBERT
sfyERDAsE s RANls q HEEGiGHrs-e-rm. bun
gaiow; new roof. lge. attic, equip.
JOHN il. JoHNsoN. WA 5000.
SILVER HILL, S.E.-2-apt. home in
cool. quiet location Close to Cen n
ture trees. Let / apt. pay cost
while you live in other. 8 rms. all
modern eonveniences. tneli fun
baths; PVT; sntranccse;o II, $4,000. 7;
Evening star., 1950-05-17
WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RINT

HOUSE FOR RENT ON RAY for sea-
son; lge. lawn and private beach.
LO. 3-D439. lis
CspAhhuksT, , on bay; sxeeptionsl
elec. kit: screened-in porch; new
gar, with outside shower; lge. yard;
adults preferred: restricted: rent By
, sssgson seq M We. sao9. svss lis
sleeps z; nice beach and harbori
season or weekly. ia. 376o.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.-6OxlaO-ft.
lot, high elevation, water. sewer and
gas. 70; s-4s5o after :. 10, j.
FoREsTvILLE. Md lots. 75xlso
f. each. Level lots; water. electric
CoLEsyILLE RD;-1h to s.;ae5e
RPossItHs sRosiGs s6s4 r%s colesSiiie hNH rd. sii
yer Spring, sH: o420i eyes; and
Sun, call Mr.. Scott, SH. bs6l.
LAUREL-65 acres. ll-rm. house,
HRE 5Sad pse PTGat's' s,sSoS SSt.'' ra%
IS sEMIDETACHED LOTS zon.d
for apts. Adjoins 417-4lS Burbank
st. se inpr9ved i5Eset Es5ey ToWREs ans
40 Tower Bldg. RE, 4772.
ARLINGTON. lots, ga feet shir.
ley hwy; sewer. water. EDWARD
BOWERS. 1875 Eye NV" RE. 202s.
NEAR LANHAMms acres or mere
RSfsS osY sfS vRscEsf EsSS efS SS 'sit sica; s1s'
Nk. BoWiE-lo acres; s-rm. asbes-
REaoRS hSsss Rssd; s0Tf VfNcEeS SseSs
UN. 9102; ewes, OIL. 2273.
Bgl1DEEslT A9I snd aS a5oueHESrYy S IRs yropg%s Wv
s.s ACRES. as min. D. c.. Level. on
gravel; elec. and phone avail; priced
reason able. OWNER, GL. 642s:
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-corner
lot 70x166 IT.; 10th ave. and Ten
nyson I'd; s2'soo cash. OWNER
gan ACRES AT FAIRLAND-7 miles
from Silver Spring. faces SOS It. on
hard road subject to water main
GRooMEs. 18th and EYE SITS.
HILLSIDE. Md lots for sale;
and close to shopping center; 1915
ca. Call Mr.. Hamilton, HI. 1929;
after 9 pm, HI. 4770. WEST REAL
PAINT BRANCH FARMs-Monteom-
cry County. Beautiful l acre bldg.
sites. Wooded or cleared. Roads in.
good schools, downtown bus. Sale
by owner. Aston 6S93.
ON SHIRLEY HWY. in "Lincolnis
Park" "a mile beyond Route 236.
a acre wooded homesite with beau
ssI sin stream cam s32 son f. fsonsass 66 Sown on
Sons seS mo orn.E. yERM3k an n ssos syFcs ;cIa.:d
SILVER fIVis SPRING. Mic. rambler i site,
90 Il: frontage. $1,000. c.. J.
4HsaE koaNrz sUii6lsa 4 IS sH' ii4i sifEId.sll,
located in the Potomac Hunt sec
ton, corner of River I'd. and Stony
Greek rd.; . bargain at $b,250.
MOORE e. HILL CO., 732 18th
st. NV, ME. 4lO0. III
OPPOSITE NEW parochial school In
Nd, ! mile from Dist. line: lot Sex
l75. level; all improvements and
conveniences. LA. 6-49S9. lis
ATTENTION. BUILDERs!! 2 choice
lots with streets. curb, gutter. sewer
Cali Mr. Guynn. EN-. 77ss' MAR.
SHALL j. WAPLE Co, 1924 14th
St NV. DI. 3346.
10TH AND FLORAL ST. NV. Approx,
S0x140, S10.500. HARRY DREISEN.
6l6 Bond Bldg.. Ma. 7772; ewes,
SH. 1922. -22
Evening star., 1950-05-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED lcsat.l
WATERFRONT PROP. FoR SAII

LONG BEACH COTTAGE - Only
s4,Seo; neat smail cottage In Eoca
condition; occupancy June 10.
quickly. Other eottases' 2 70 I sse-
rooms, Se.Ooe TO Sil 200; terms 20
salt purchasers. Lots Of all types
and sizes rsnGine from $500 TO
-. 500. II you have not Inspected
Ions Beach, we invite you to COM
Frederick on the solomon Island Td,.
turn left At st, Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs TO once on bay.
NJ, L. BRocKHILL, INC. 81. Leon
LOG eas' iobcE ad AT LAkE-xxs... sensl
screened pOseSt,; sise'; s.aSsitui
Si.s9o, Lu. 4-03ss.
CorrAGE-North Beach; 4 rms
screened front porch, in excel.
cond.; completely furn. incl. refer.
and vaShinE machine: rsAsi L.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH--Larss nyins
room. bedrooms, lsrss kitchen,
screen porchss. A earEAin near
bay; also 2-story and porehss; ,
somp,ete apt. on Bay Front. THO.
k.lnisfH H5tz I'd. CAP cal Wa aS'H Hs,S 81 S.isr. ss'
NEAR CHESAPEAKE Ray on arm Of
broadNGter creek, tidal vicinity of
Dea!e Beach. substantial Cape Cod
eottage, all season, with Twins room.
dinins room. kitchen, = bedrooms,
noorcd attic, porcheS, electricity and
drilled well, utility house, . stucce
oNernite cottakeS with ~ acres af
level. fertile land mostly ready for
cultivation, Iona front on good
county road, about ESQ feet on state
IoEo; $4,000. LOUIS r SHOE
MAKER. l1la X st. NV MA ll66.
ST. CLEMENT SHORES on o.,
Clement Bay, near Leonardtown.
Treasury by ine roads, an aii year
salt water settlement especially at
tractfNe TO the average American
who wants TO handle q boat, big or
little, have q safe place for 70. High
pressure water system, community
house, practical freedom from nNok-
auitoS. Especially interesting Is q
beautiful corner, 100 feet square
for S62b. We can suit almost any
poCkethook. either IN price or tsrmA.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, lTl0 X %.
NV, Ma. ll66
NORTH BEACH-4-room cottage:
porch, small lot, alley. water ana
electricity, septic tank; no bath.
Furn., new cond. $3.50 TO 81 500
down, Win exchange.
South River Park rms, bath, slee.
tricity. water. dble. ear.: Ice. lea
facing river; lee trees; s. 600 "a
Evening star., 1950-05-17
SUAAER HOMES

SUMMER RENTAI-9.rm. stone. -
rm. frame; near Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa. All mod conv.. swim. ash, golf.
IN COUNTRY. 2 beautifully furnished
duplex houses for rent; season or
longer; 4 rooms. bath, z rooms.
baths; screened poTches; spacious
rooms; lawn; extensive woodlands
ponds; cool. quiet; horses permitted.
ericksburK 1736-J-3.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
Your Vacation Home"

4OUI VdCdUIOII 11UIIIC
And a snug nsherman's haven. Ideal
Fertile homesites, TO 5 acres; nr,
salt water; convenient 70 Gulf
bathing; community boat privileges:
hard road: elec.; titles guaranteed;
priced as low as $4s5; S45 down.
plenty OF room for fruit trees,
flowers and vegetable karden. We
have q few extremely desirable home-
sites with beautiful views OF the bay;
priced about $3.50 on came terms,
Call Mr.. Tucker with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. NE. ll43; evss., NE.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
BRICK BUNGALOW
SILVER SPRING
LUXURY RAMBLER

Well-constructed new brick rambler
on lge.. corner lot in established sec
tion of beautiful Woodside Park-6
spacious rms. and , baths; screened
porch; attached garage: full bsmt
This is not Just another rambler but
creation that will satisfy the most
discriminating buyer. Will not be
available long.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3010 Till 9 PM.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER - cushman With
trensmiSsion: new wind guard; best
oner. 1423 Prince st. Al. 1884.
HARLEY ~ "eI"; sood condition,
lots Of chrome; viii sacrtncs; $500;
MOTORCYCLE, Is42; 4B-eu. inch;
comp; hish-lift kams plus Al eond,
trade for late mod. road sob. csn
see at SIS 80. 18th ST.. after
HARLEY-DAvfbsoN "a. ie4z model,
recently oyerhauied. perfect eond,
good tires. lots OF chrome. M. ob7I
after $40.
Evening star., 1950-05-17

One of the loveliest homes In ''The
Hamlet Just east of Conn. ave. be-
tween the two clubs. A beautiful det.
corner brick home with liv. rm. with
open fireplace, screened liv. porch,
large dining rm.. with bay window,
de luxe kit. and large breakfast rm.,
4 bedrmS., 2 baths, 2-car garage;
immaculate condition and the price
is right. Call ME. 1143 until 9 pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
Evening star., 1950-05-17

Two 4-family apts., modern semidet
garden type in one of the best sec
tionS of D. c.. each apt. has liv.
rm., bedrm.. dinette. kitchen and
bath; laundry and storage facilities
IN bsmt.; good tranSp. and shopping
center A good buy. Call Mr.. Martufi,
LA. 6-7S45.
,ao MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.