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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-04
Child Labor Not
Part Of New
Wage-Hour Law
Exemption For
Logging

JACKSON, Miss. - The new
forestry or logging operations"
exemption under the Fair Labor
Standards Act-the Federal Wage
and Hour LAWS an exemption
from the laws minimum wage and
overtime provisions, but not an
exemption from the laws child
labor provisions.
This was emphasized here to-
day by Henry T. Chambers, Invest
igation Supervisor of the United
States Department of Labor's
Wage and Hour and Public Con-
tracts Divisions, whose office is
at 4251a So. State Street, Jack
son, Miss.
He cautioned that the employer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-04
New Trial Sought
GrOveland Victims

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. %.
Argument for reversal of the con
victions of Samuel Shepherd and
Walter Irwin, condemned to death
in the Groveland rape charge
frame-up, will be heard in the
Florida State Supreme Court here
on April Is with Alex Alderman,
Jr., of Winter Park, Fla, and
Franklin H. Williams, assistant
special counsel for the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, as attorneys
for the condemned men.
Asking for reversal Of the
lower court decision and a new
trial for the pair, the NAACP
attorneys, in brief, filed on Feb
ruary Is, raised six constitutional
and legal issues which they al
lege were violated in the conduct
of the trial
The petition for a new trial
was based on the following issues
|. Denial of motions for change
of venue and for continuance of
the case.
2. The validity of using the reg
istration rolls as a source for
the selection of jurors and of
using race as factor in making
a pro rata selection. Negroes on
the registration lists are in the
ratio of l to Is whereas in the
total population of the county
they are in the ratio of l to 4.
5. Denial of permission to sub
poena the grand jury lists over
a 30-day period.
A. Denial of the motion to with
draw the plea and set aside the
arraignment to enable the defense
to file pre-arraignment motions.
5. The beatings of the accused
men by law enforcement officers
6. The impossibility of the de-
PENDANTS committing the crime
because of the time element
! The Groveland case attracted
nationwide attention last Summer
when a young white housewife
claimed that she had been raped
by four Negroes on a backwoods
road early one morning. The
charge initiated a reign of terror
against Negro families in the area
One of the accused men was slair
by a deputized mob. Three We're
arrested and convicted. Two re
ceived the death sentence and the
third was sentenced to life i'm
4 prisonment.
and it is injurious to the position
of the United States in world af
fairs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-04

Of IL or less workers engaged in
exempt work, as stated IL the ex-
emption which became effective
January %, must remember that
the child-labor provisions of the
Wage-Hour Law remain in effect
at all times.
"This," Mr.. Chambers said,
"meanS that employers of forest
ny or logging crews must con-
tinue to observe the Wage Hour
Law provisions which set min
imum age of Is for all woods
jobs except those not found haz-
ardous for young workers, for
which a minimum age of 16 is re-
CURED under the law"
The non-hazardous logging OPP
erations jobs-for which the min
imum age is i6-include timber
cruising; transit man, rod man,
chain man, etc., in surveying par
ties; some types of repair or main
tenance work; work around cook
house; removing of bark from
logs, if done away from hazard
Gus work; fire patrolman and fire
lookout; stableman or hostler; Of
flee work.
Employers can protect them
selves against unintentional vio-
lations of the child-labor pro-
visions of the Wage-Hour Law"
Mr.. Chambers pointed out. "This
is possible" he said, "by having
on hand certificates of age show
ing that young workers are above
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-04
Edith Wilson
Modern
Aunt Jemima
BY FLOYD SNELSON

NEW YORK - Since Quaker
Oats added Aunt Jemima Pancake
Flour to it's vast market of break
fast foods many changes have tax
en- place, with other improvements.
The age old flap Jacks that goes
so well with maple syrup, made
famous by the old colored lady
on the packages has a new one.
Edith Wilson, the blues singer
who made famous the song He
May Be Your Man But He Comes
To See Me Sometimes during the
roarin 1920's has taken over the
new role as the modern Aunt
Jemima' and sings via the weekly
radio program.
Long, great favorite lin the
musical shows of Broadway, Edith
Wilson shared honors with the late
Florence Mills, in Lew Leslie's
Blackbirds in 1926, and toured
Europe with that Production.
Next she was in the cast of Hot
Chocolates and then the second
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-04

the legal age required for the
jobs they hold"
Sawmill operations are subject
to the minimum wage, overtime,
and child-labor provisions of the
Fair Labor Standards Act, re-
CARELESS of the number of en-
ployees, Mr.. Chambers said.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

Fort Belvoir today was settling
down to an intensive summer
training program, including 1877
ROTC students-more than it
has ever had before.
BY Labor Day, the Virginia post
expects to have chalked I'D train
ing for $500 young men in engi-
neering.
F., This ambitious schedule is just
getting under way. The ROTC
contingent, representing 81 uni
versities and 80 States, yesterday
began six-week training period.
Stragglers yesterday afternoon
were fitted out with uniforms.
given physical examinations and
assigned to mess halls and quar-
ters. Today they were going
through their PAGES. Each is paid
at the base scale of recruit. $75
per month, but with clothes, food,
Evening star., 1950-06-20

medical care and housing fur
nished.
In addition to the ROTC stu
dents, there are 100 enlisted men
and IS officers of the Organized
Reserve Corps in training now.
They are from the First and Sec
ond Army areas and have just
begun the first of a series of two
week training periods that will
bring a different group Of Organ
lied Reserves to Belvoir each fort
night. They get the active duty
pay of their grade or rank.
Cadets to Be Trained.
The big program calls for 600
cadets from the United States
Military Academy at West Point
to have a two-day training Pc
riod on August 8 and 9 at Fort
Belvoir.
Mai. Gen. Douglas L. Weart,
commanding general of the Engi-
neer Center and Fort Belvoir. is
in overall supervision of the sum-
mer training program for the citi-
zen soldiers.
First cadet to arrive for the
ROTC summer camp was Second
1t. Robert E. VanSant, 20, a Sc
nior from the Missouri School OF
Mines at Rolla, Mo. A civil engi-
Eneering student, he reached Bel
voir in time for the noon meal
Thursday. He had left home a
week ago Sunday and told officials
he made the trip under his own
power" by hitch-hiking.
Col. Girard B. Troland, pro-
fessor of military science and tao
tics at Michigan Mining Tech
.nological College, Houghton,
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Output of Refined Oil
In Conudo Up 10 Pct.

OTTAWA.-Canada's output of
refined petroleum products in lS49
was 10 per cent higher than In
the preceding year.
Increases were recorded in the
production of gasoline. kerosene
and fuel oil. The years output of
all petroleum products was S9.243,-
600 barrels. compared with SO, ,96e, :
900 in l948.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

Mich, is deputy camp commander.
directly in charge of the ROTC
group. Col. Harold A. Kurstedt.
professor of military science and
tactics of the Carnegie Institute
of Technology, Pittsburgh, is his
executive officer.
Will Build Bridges.
During the summer at Belvoir.
the trainees will build bridges,
march, set up camouflage equip
ment, engage in parades and cere-
monies, have target practice and
enjoy athletics. Col. Troland said.
Two ROTC students from How
ard University give the Washing
ton area its only representatives
at this camp. They are cousins,
John E. Utley of Trenton. N. j..
and Milton Ctley. of Baltimore.
Gen. Weart officially welcomed
Evening star., 1950-06-20

the ROTC group yesterday after
noon in a brief ceremony.
About rs per cent of the en-
listed men aiding in operating the
ROTC camp hold reserve COM
missions in the Army, emitting
them to be promoted to officer
rank in time of war or national
emergency, officials explained.
Many of the ROTC students are
veterans.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
RAIN SANDALS

Tricky ideo for rainy doy :. rever-
sibe red and black rubber rain sandals
with their own carrying cose. Sizes A
IA to 5R), B Is to 81 and c ST
t8R to lOR)-------
WSL-Norfh Baiidins 80.
Umbrellas, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
!K'7Il' HOSE

Famous Kantrun NyIons in new sum-
mer coIors Sizes 8H to H.. Irreo-
ulors-if perfect would sell for ST
ST IS
Fomous Nome NyIons in proportioned
lengths. Light and dark shades. Me-
dunn and long in sizes 8H2 to lOK.
Discontinued styles-hove 2 poirs ST
sold for ST. to Sl.o5---
WsL-Noytk Building -.
Ho,isry. aisle 3, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
MEMS FURNISHINGS

$500 Pairs Mems Hose in q group
including cotton ingram knit onkIets,
royon onkIets with nyIon reinforced toe
and heel ingram knit sports socks .
regular length English ox3 rib Durene
mercerized oottons in solid coIors
royons with clocks. Huge assortment
et Of eo|o[s r. and patterns. a pair' ST
snoII, medium and large 2 for ST
Mems Cotton Knit Briefs cut for COM
fort; In white. Small, 3 pairs ST
medium and large sizes
WSL-North Building 80.
The News Shop, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20

= Frothy Cotton Pettieoots with generous
2R-inch eyeIet trim. Perky bow. 81
Small medium and large sizes
WSL-North Building -.
Underwear, AisIes Is, Is. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
3l;l!13; PINS
|5;|J5'!5l3!y5y11SJ

Hand croeheted Gloves of cotton.
Severol styles to choose from. In white
or black. Small, medium ond ST
loroe sizes
WSL-Nortk Bsiidiss -.
Giores, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
COSTUME Ia!I3!;{1

. nas>
~
White Seed Beod and PoreeIoin Jew.
elry including necklaces and cor ST
rings in popuIor styles
plus 2oss tsx
1000 Poirs Earrings. fashioned of gold
and silver-toned metoI. simulated ST
peorIs and stones, and rhinestones
plus 2o% ssR
WSL-Norih Baiidise
Csstams Jswsiry, Aistss 2. 4. FvH Fiosg
Evening star., 1950-06-20
SUMMER HANDBAGS

Just the thing for summer, practical
plastic bags that you con wipe clean.
Several ottroetive styles from
which to choose. White, red and ST
plus 2ooo tex
WSL-Norh Building
Handbags, Aisle 8. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
d;l'!ll1;Il33

Cool. Cotton Midriffs with eyeIet trim.
Pretty prints. Regularly = for ST
WSL-North Building :.
Neekwear, AisIes 8, 3, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-20
CIR! R APPAREL

Cotton Twill Shorts with elastic woist-
band. White, navy, aqua, light ST
blue and moize Sizes 7 to a.
Cotton Knit Polo Shirts in stripes ST
and posteIs. Sizes 8 to l4------
Cotton Midnffs in prints
on posteI grounds. Girls 2 for ST
and sub-teen sizes--
Cotton Crepe Shortie Pejomes, two-
piece in postels and prints. Sizes ST
Cotton Crepe Gowns in assorted ST
PosteI eoors. Sizes Toto l6----
Royon Panties with Ioce and ribbon
trim. Elostic woist and legs Pink,
blue, maize and white. 3 for ST
Sizes to Ia
WSL-North Building
Girls AppsysI, FoErth Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS - Asbestos
shingle bungalow; 5 rms. and bath:
full bsmt.; l block from bus: price
only S7,950 with $3.50 dn; SOUTH
EAST REALTY co. 1211 Pa, ave.
ave. and Whesler near Aa0a%e nies
semidet. brick home; has large liv.
rm., din. rm... modern kit. and pow:
der rm. on 1St f.; 3 bedrmS. and
bath on End f.; full bsmt. with bath;
gas heat; conv. terms. SOUTHEAST
EFAtTXS Re- SCSo co. 1911 Pa ave: s'e'
coon HOPE RoAD-1st CONNER;
above; lot 12o IT. deep to alley:
Si1.95G i.95Y c% On nj terms rms. CONGRESS
B1NeALoW HSehi1 W: " Very rsSI nice asbestos
shingle bungalow in Hillside; Just
over D. c. line; has liv. rm., din.
rm:, large kit, 3 bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt. with rec. rm.; built-in ga
conv. terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000.
OWNER TRANSFERRING and wants
immediate sale Of, his 10-year-old
bungalow, with full basement, nm
5oxf56: ' Just =, over District line. line. but but
near all conveniences. Very reason
ably priced at S9.950. May go CT.
DoNoHoE "A 4 sons, s14 Pa. ave.
vACANT2AssUME G1 LOAN, with
payments of S71.57. including every
thing and own this attractive p
year:,old brick home. 8 large rms,
fun basement, gas &C. heat. Vene-
tian blinds, storm windows, excel
cond. For appt. to inspect. call ewes
RA. 913S. JOHN F. DONOHUE g.
SONS. 314 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4.
2-FAMILY HOME-very nice brick
stucco home, with apts. One apt.
has 6 rms. and l apt. has 3 rms;
util. rm.; oil heat; nice corner lot;
nicely arranged for home and in
come: located in Hillside: Just over
d. c. line; reasonably priced with
only $1,000 down. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave. sc.
FIR. 1000. IS
1432 X ST. S.E.-Row brick in ex-
cellent condition; available at once;
$1,000 cash, $65 per mo. J. C..
WELDON CO., Realtors. ME. BOIL.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNoCKBURN CLUB ESTATES -
Beautiful, white brick. custom-built
Colonial Of superb quality on nearly
n acre Of Level fenced land: 2 rms,
3E baths, 2-car garage; ricniy
Da1sss eSSTsSm bar with sna fspae
3O7s. FRANK 8. PHILIPS. D1.
BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest Sec
Charming prewar hrick home with o
excellent rooms and 2 baths; modern
posal: bsmt.; built-in gar slate roof;
beaut. lot with trees; $21 800. To
REALTY BROKERS. INC, 5000
CHEVY GHRR; ave CHASE. Mp.-A recently
built brick Colonial with excellent
Columbia Country club golf course;
better arrangement of rms, in,
cluding powder rm. and rec. rm.., q
bright cheerful rms; z baths, built
in gar; rear yard inclosed with
$500 until 8 pm. EDW; H; JONES
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Here is a very
iivable and comfortable home Just
off Conn. ave, bet. the clubs; all
distance. There is shopping cen.
brick Colonial with spacious living
and dining rms. good kit, and
powder rm., 3 bedrms., baths,
storage attic and attached gar;
hq%s sp5W Can yoAEs W9 ssos g uet5l co, 1Hc, Rm
EDGEMooR, iE s'' BETHESDA. Md
Brick Colonial residence on wide
corner lot, 100x164 it.: lse bed
storage attic; hot,water heat with
Q pm. EDW. H. JONES g. Co.
INC. Chevy Chase, D. C. u
SILVER SPRING-Custom-b brick,
z rms, liv. rm., din. rm.,. kit,
bedrm. and Va bath on, 1st mr., 3
bedrms. and bath on 2nd, full bsmt
with outside entrance, large, screened
porch Trades considered. Priced
only S1s.950. BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors, ST. 2026. Ewes,
ia. 5000.
SILVER SPRING. and 3 bedrm;;
brick ramblers and bungalows; ideal
location; close to schools and trans.
and shopping center. LOWERY 81
MELTON, SH. 1900. -
SILVER SPRING-Beaut., peofnS.,
corner, large liv. rm., din; rm'
kit. and 8 baths. inclosed glassed.,,
In back porch, drive-in garage. oil
h.-w.h. This home must be seen
to be appreciated; lot 95x1 90,
fenced-in back yard. This property
priced for quick sale. LOWERY d
MELTON, SH. 1900. IS
SILVER SPRING-First offering of
this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial home
in nice section; near public and
Catholic schools. Priced to sell at
SI4,500. See today. LAWRENCE
v. LUTES, 81. 1922 until 8 pm.
SILVER SPRING-Lovely brick and
stone Colonial in nice convenient
section, near bus and schools; has
3 lge. bedrms. and ga baths; spa
cious recr rm. and bar; garage,
porch; firepl in lge. liv. rm.; "a
bath 1st f.. and breakfast rm.; extra
lot with house inc. in reduced price.
Call until 8 PM, LAWRENCE v.
LUTES, 81. 1922. -
SILVER SPRING-Lovely brick bum
galow on Flower ave. section. Fin
ished rm upstairs, inclosed porch:
nicely Handicapped lot; tmmac. cond.
Priced low at S16.95O. LAWRENCE
Y. LUTES. Realtor. 81. 1929, until
D Pm. -
Evening star., 1950-09-07

LIE. uDl
COLORED : BROoKLAND = Open
bedrms ); fun bsmt.; oil INV. h.; sar.;
McIpSEVffTT ISEIf REALToRs. oR RA. 44sS:
CoLoRED-OPEN DAILY. 7.s-4534
Eads pl. n.e.--A small down pay
semidet. brick home; only 8 years
old; large Anchor fenced yard; full
bsmt.; oil heat; metal storm win
immed. poss. Mr.. BROWNE, RA.
cSoEIooRED - NEAR TECH HIGH
SCHOOL-Side-ha row brick with
8 rms. and bath on lst a.; 5 rms.
and bath on End A.; full bsmt;, new
III small deTn own RX%t. WM f Can sA9hDEhs ri aSss
coIoRE6-ss.ooo @ CASH will buy
this immac. 2-family home; 5 rms;
sath snd bath ap ee separste st G entrances n@s anna snd
COLORED-oNLY 1900 DOWN for
this fine brick home in a conv.
section of Brookland; gas h...w.h:,
bgilt-in built gar garage; poyshss. Cal sT
COLORED-1s4o L. ST. Ne
Vacant. possession with small down
payment; 2 bedrooms: modern bath;
h.-w.h.; 1st time offered. ALBEE
REALTY, RE; 7l04. RA. 1895. 3
rooms and bath. Anchor fence front
and back; substantial down pay
ment; assume CT loan: Can be seen
Wed. and Thurs. all day. 312 36th
CSoSLoRED-cHoIcE Def. Cape Cod.
4 bedrms. e on each a.. tiled bath.
oil heat. full bsmt.. lovely corner
lot, near all conveniences in N. En-
glewood. Md. Price, $4,000. with
$1,000 down. Immediate possession.
Call WA. 5000 till 8 pm. ROBERT
coLoREbSSooKiNG q Hsbs Z for clean s.
room house? Then, don't settle for
less than 311 34th st. ne, River
Terrace. extra large rooms. mod
ern tiled bath, full bsmt. with recr.
rm.; hardwood hrs. throughout;
large yard, entire house in clean
cond. TU. 32a2: ewes. ia. 1011.
SAMUEL L. REYNOLDS, 3005 Geor-
coEoRED6s 81 fHsi ns' RMS. AND BATa-
ComplctCiy redecorated; near sth
BERT y SONS. SIS g. Capitol at.
Ii. S-012o; eyes,. TR. 1903. S
Evening star., 1950-09-07

W0ODSIDE PARK - The most de-
sirable community. near Silver,
Spring; fine dignified stone and
brick; high setting. center hall; big
liv. rn. and din. rn.; large library;
"a bath; roomy. modern kit; lge.
bedrms. and 2 baths; rec. rm. and
bar. Every appointment for the most
discriminating buyer. Priced at SAL
800; substantial payment; one trust
for balance JAMES C. TIPTCN.
CHOICE Moj i2lf; LocsFioN oFi sS2S' ~ BETHESDA
% Near Lady da of Loardes LOU. 1 and M ali public
schools. Det. brick home with slate
roof rms, ll2 baths, full base
ment, attached garage, gas heat,
fireplace, screened porch, Bendix,
HOTPOINT dishwasher: fine level lot,
and lovely trees; must be sold before
PRANK FRA s. S. pHiLIips' DI. All.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY 2 or j.
bedrm. home, call me. I have some
fine ones within all price aoa ranges;
GENTlEMAN's s. vi Ma NSs'G; ESTATE of approx.
2 acres OF beautifully Handicapped
grounds, in Edgemoor; house Of
distinctive architecture. containing
Living rm', dining rm, co lioSary, 3yo,rvSaI Tssi-
CAuippIu hltttiCAy AllNibSCo PSA NAA~D'
5 bedrms., baths; servants guar
ters consist of rms. and bath.
There are 6 fireplaces in this un-
usual home and the garage houses
4 cars. Inspection by appt. only.
Phf Price w Ses;SSSo, 4soo until dH8s pm L.
G2NTLEMAN's II n fSIa SMALL ESTATE
Lovely. Colonial brick home, in
immaculate condition; consisting
OF liy. rm., din. rm., den and z
bath. GE kit: and REDRM. AND
Path baths ON On rRSr gRd pish.d M attfe; IfGIms e
3s24: SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC,
MAGNIFiCENT 5-bedrm.. Q complete
bath corner brick house; lge. lot;
sxes sxesf hnsneins cms vsR hRuie low down Ss
ment; this is direct from owner;
no broker. immed. settlement and
occupancy. Owner leaving town
lSal 81 P,$llfhi VIII , ACRE, ! - mi; IL sson
home affordins such comfortable liv
in such q conv. suburban loc.: ls'
fl. has lge. liv. rm. with nrepl., lge
din. rm. and kit: End n; osd,
Inspect cali CRANE Il HELAN. 81
1000; eyes, till 8. - az
home. 8 yrs. old. in Chevy Chase
wishes to trade for small farm with
comfortable home. IN Va. No agents
You'll 80 I'm NEVER REGRET owning thil
lovely brick Colonial; real large liv'
ing room, 8 bedrooms, 2h baths
recr room, h.-w. heat; fine equip
ment includes stove. refgr., Ven
blinds, storm sash, carpeting In IT
and hall. S22.500. In Sill. Spg. r
P RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill
SMALL COUNTRY PLACE of II
acres, about IL mi. from Sill. Spg.
modernized farmhouse of 6 rooms
tiled bath, up-to-date equipped
kitchen, oil h.-w. heat; all-purpos'
barn, orchard. good garden; watel
in pastures; can easily handle thil
place and attend business ever!
day. $19,950. r. p. RIPLEY. Real
tor. 81 Gill. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PAROCHIAL

SILVER SPRING
Close-in Cape Cod. near shopping.
Transportation and st. Michaeis
Parish. Excellent neighborhood. This
home Of prewar construction, all
brick with slate roof. Built-in ga
rage, large rear porch: affordine
beautiful view over the 150-ft. land
scaped and shrubbed lot. Living
room with fireplace. large family
sized dining room. kitchen. full bed.
room and bath; 2nd fr. completely
pine-paneled and finished into 2 bed.
rms. and bath.
TODAY'S BEST BUY
Just of Conn. ave. extended. Ex-
1rsmelg fne eorSto RED brick 5ungalow N
bath 1st floor Stairway to ex-
pandible 2nd floor appropriate for 2
other. bedrooms: light, airy English
type basement with partially finished
recreation room; ground level en-
trance; only S15,5O0 including
aluminium storm windows
GRAHAM & co.
Sligo 601O. open till q PM
Evening star., 1950-09-07
GEORGETOWN. 3 APTS,
HAWTHORN

New De Luxe Ramblers in
D. C. Open Daily, 6 to 8 pm.
These brick Ramblers featuring large
full easements. 2-car garages. are
nearing completion. Purchasers now
have the opportunity of choosing
their interior color decorations. This
is restricted and planned COM
900. Substantial rash. excellent
financing on balance. Mr.. Holmes.
EN-. $685..
Directions: Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase
Circle. right on Western ave. to Bend
St. right on Send st. to new Ram
blers. PAUL P. STONE. Realtor
1015 16tn st. NV. MA. 1879. g
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SILVER SPRING

Near st. Michael's School
iiv. W. rm. with firepI.. din. rm.. break
fast rm., kit; 4 lge. bedrms. and
bath on 2nd floor: stairs to storage
attic: oil h.-w.h., garage, lge. lot
with trees; near transp., shopping
OR. O04S It'll 9. REALTY BRO
KERS. INC. $500 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
COLORED-$75O DOWN
COLORED-SPECIAL
5th and Randolph N. w.
COLORED
HOME WITH INCOME

N. Capitol and Bryant SITS. NV; i'm
maculate 3-story Colonial brick
with front porch; 9 spacious rms. !;
tip-top condition; studio-apt. on 3rd
floor; oil h.-w.h.: garage with water
and cleo; priced to sell on most reas-
264S; Ewes, PECK COMPANY, Excl.
Aet.; phone LA. 6-666f.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
ROSEWOOD

2-story and full bsmt. brick de-
tached home In Silver Spring, Nd,
near 4 Corners; built in 194S, liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. 3 bedrms..- and
tile bath. gas a.-ch.; 40 loan;
priced S13,500: call Mr.. Dodge, jr..
WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. $500;
eyes,. OR. S496.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

I'VE Z 1111 1F1< ~ Z
Prewar built, an extremely attractive
semidet. brick home with B rms. Q
bedrms., tile bath, gas h.-w.h., large
condition; must be sold and the
price is only 800. Call ME-
1143 until 9 pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SILVER. SPRING

Large, corner. brick home, in conven.
sec. OF Silver Spring; liv. rm., din.
I'M, kit, 3 twin-sized bedrms., N
baths, screened porch, built-in gar.
For further information and appt.
to inspect. call
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
SH. 644O TIL, o PM, 3
Evening star., 1950-09-07
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

Large Downtown Residence
Nr. 18th and Mass. ave-
Suitable to convert to apart
ments or for guest house.
large rooms on first floor:
4 large rooms and bath. each.
on I'd and Sd floors; base:
ment contains 8 rooms and
bath with front entrance.
Price, S27,5 800. Shown only
by appointment. Call Mr.. Ray.
DE, 1872.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2346.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

HOME AND OFFICE
rambler; lse. liv. rm. with fireplace,
kit. and tile bath; in lovely subdiv.
of Ga. ave; 3-rm. ONCE with pow
der rm. and outside entr. Call Mr..
Sheehan, JU. 1885. cox Il CO.,
81. OTIS. 5
Evening star., 1950-09-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNT9
TH WooDRIDGE-Unioue-

rm., bedrm,. Hollywood bath. 1st
floor; g ,bedrms.. bath End floor;
Gayiisht bsmt- with y bath; built
location. Priced for quick sale.
Call Mr.. Meade, WA. 1888 or DI,
101 5, WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS CO.,