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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Young Attorney
Heads Little Rocks
Naacp For 1851

Al a meeting of the Little Rock
Branch NAACP. Sunday after
noon, Thad d Williams, Little
Rocks youngest Attorney was
elected to head the organization
for 1851.
Mr.. williams is a Little Rockian.
and a graduate from the Lincoln
University School of Law in St.
Louis. He passed the Arkansas
bar last summer, and is engaged
in actual practice here During
the past summer he sub-headed
the NAACP's 5000 Arkansas drive
under the supervision of Mrs Lula
White. national representative
from Houston, Texas He also rep
resented Arkansas a; the region
al meeting of the southwest region
Of the NAACp last month al Tul-
Sa. Oklahoma.
Other officers elected with Mr.
Williams were. Rev. J II. Gatlin.
unsuccessful candidate for the
See WILLIAMSBURG five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

best interest oil MS community.
r J Nash chairman OF the com
mittee stated IAN analysis Of the
last general election shows that
number Of our people do not
know how TO use the ballot"
Mr. Nash and C. r Flournoy.
secretary. said the association
plans TO hold meetings over the
city and county TO educate Me-
groes 10 take an active part IN all
civic projects.
G G. Mackey stated that through
this means the Negro leaders hope
10 cement intcrracisi understand
ing and get away from the bloc
vote.
Negro women. in an independent
meeting. set up a five year plan
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

Bernard and Brown developed
a fast and smart team last year.
This year should see the AMIN
Lions finish in the upper-bracket
of the Southwest Conference.
Although no championsh lip
team. the 1919 Lions defeated the
top teams IN the Southwest con-
ference. Southern, LanEston. Pra-
irie View and Texas College drop
ped doubles TO the team The 1850
team is composed of six fresh
men and veterans Wade johnson,
Massey. and Gray The loss of Cap
tain James Gipson will leave a
dent. but such men as Alger Nash,
Edell Gray, Nathaniel Massey,
Frank Taylor, Harold Bryant,
Samuel Webb, Charles johnson.
Billy Simmons. B. J. johnson,
Earl Reese, o. B. Elders, William
Bradley. Wade johnson and AL
win Parks should fill the gap The
See AM&N-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
WHIT E MANS RACE Att
IS CAUSE OF WAR WITH c
Man, Woman Of
Year Poll On

From indications of the first
votes received, you can look for
the woman of the year. poll 10
run to wax warm between now
and January 26, when the poll
closes. Balloting in the women's
race has been heavy and close and
as il can be seen from here. it's
anybody's race. Or course. there
are traditional favorites, but there
is always the chance Of an upset
and you should never under
estimate the ability OF the dark
horse either.
So far, the balloting in the
mems race is little more decisive
but as it is just the beginning, any,
thing can-and probably will-hap
pen. Your favorite candidate needs
your vote. so If you haven't voted.
fill out the convenient form on
page eight of this issue and mail
il in to the chairman Of the poll
Remember. if you don't vote. you
should have no beef" II a eandi-
date you consider unqualified
wins.
The poll is being conducted by
the local chapter of the National
Council Of Negro Women and is
in its second week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
No. Little Rock
Girl Sings Lead
In Am&n Messiah

Pine Bluff--The 100 voice choir
of the AM&N College will pre-
sent Handels Messiah on Sum-
day afternoon. December II in the
college auditorium at four o'clock.
The choir will be under the direc-
ton of A. M Lovelace, director of
music at the college.
The performance will mark the
first annual presentation by the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Ask No Bias In H.Bomb Project

tonic Energy Commission. Mr..
Mitchell asserted that in all a.
tonic installations thus far, I'VE
have seen extensive discrimination
based on race" These conditions
prevail In the Southwest. in Ten
nessee. and in the Northwest, he
said. adding that federal territory
in all Of these areas has become
the scene Of disgusting segrega-
ton in housing, denial OF job
See BIAS--psge eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

Westinghouse request that the
federal government set up appro-
pirate safeguards against segre-
cation and discrimination at the
proposed H-Bomb installations in
South Carolina was made this week
by Clarence Mitchell. director Of
the Washington Bureau Of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF colored People
In a letter TO Gordon Dean.
chairman of the United States A.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
AM&N College Names Alvin N. Brown
As lis New Head Basketball Coach

Pine Blu-Presdent L. A. Davis announced this week that
Alvin Brown assistant football coach and Director of ntra
Mur has been named head basketball coach for the 1s5O9
basketball coach to Head Coach Be
year his record has earned him Of the play
coaching staff Bernard in renqushing the post did so
wishes his Bernard Will devote his time
to promoting better football the college Brown played
four years of basketball Morgan State College He captain
of the championship Morgan team in l944-45
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

AS a member OF the Federal
Council of Churches Of Christ In
America representing the Metho-
dist church DR.. Harris participant
ed in the biennial meeting Of the
Council and in the Constituting
Convention OF the National Coun-
Gil Of Protestant churches in the
United States The agency. repre-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

Of Eldorado will share honors rs
soloists for the presentation Ter
rel and MCGEE will. return to
the college to accompany the eele-
brated choir.
Mr. Lovelace is assisted by
Daisy Alexander. senior and Au-
thur Porter, Freshman at the pi-
ano. G. A. Dicky is Organist and
William Haithcock. violinist.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

10 educate Negro women in civic
duties
II was stated that the educa-
ton deals with how TO use the
ballot, not what 10 do with IT,
and said the Negroes win not be
used" to swing votes.
The women organized their own
county association in Texarkana.
which is the third such organiza-
ton in the state. Little Rock and
North Little Rock have similar
groups.
--nuv where Negroes WssA-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

Citing the racial arrogance of
white Americans and Europeans
and their exploitation of under
developed areas Mr., White said:
All thoSe factors add up to the
distrust which caused the present
rulers Of China TO believe in my
opinion quite enormously that
their lot would be better served
under Soviet instead OF democra-
tic control"
i am convinced" the NAACP
official continued. that our great
est error is not calculated preju-
See MIR. WHITE-paee five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Goodfel|ows Xmas
Fund Tagging

The drive for funds for the
Goodfellows Christmas Cheer
Fund is tagging. according to Fa-
ther George G Walker. Chair
man of the drive. Contributions
received to date are as follows:
East Enc Civic League. by Jeffrey
Hawkins, $1,000. Interdenomina-
tional Alliance. $3.50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shea. Community Grocery
store, Mrs. Leo Pfeifer and Gibbs
school. each $1,000; DR.. ] M Rob-
inson. Provident Relief Club, Star
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Miller County Negroes Set Out On
PROGRAM To Educate Race On voiino

observation-disclosures living in the Miller County
derook broad educational program Saturday through
which Negroes viii be able to take active part civic a
fairs The Negro democrats Of this county have undertaken
plan whereby they plan to educate the Negro voter In
to become qualified voter able the ballot the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Dr.. Harris Attends National Confab
AT Request Of President Truman

Dr M L. Harris president of Phlander Smith college,
Gently returned to the campus after absence during
which time he participated two meetings of world interest in
the area of human relations In response special invitation
from President Truman DR. Harris as an official dele
gate to the MdCenury White House Conference of Child We'll
fare and Youth where he participated the panel dealing
with Spiritual Values and Healthy Personality Deyeopmen
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
American And European Race
Arrogance Brings On War

Milwaukee-The in Asia is not merely fight between
dictatorship and democracy 1t is also desperate struggle BE-
tween those who have been robbed
and place of birth and those who have done the robe Walter
White executive secretary of the National Association for the A
of Cored People told delegates attending the second
convention Of the International Union of Electrical Work
ers herel astW
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Little Rockian
Wounded h Korea
Gets Award

Private Joseph H. Gray, son a
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Gray at asa
w. 18th street was .ssriously
wounded November Is while fioht-
ing In Korea with the 3rd infantry
division. He Is now rscoveFing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

sented by 20 major Protestant,
denominations and Q of their coll
laborating agencies, Is regarded as
Of world significance 10 the Chris
tian Faith In social order. DR.. Har-
ris made a report to the faculty
and students on these expert
ences In assembly recently.
buy Where Negroes Work-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
|oeal Resident
lies

"fS. Florence Mack. aunt Of
Rosetta Lane. 1920 West 9th
tee' passed at a local hospital af-
4 a lingering illness. The body
rs sent TO Fairfield for burial
|h Good Samaritan honors
buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15

See GooDFELLows-page s
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Immac. semidet. s.
bedrm brick with . tnclosed porches.
in quiet neighborhood; close to
churches. schools and shopping;
has powder room. huge din. rm. and
WS VIZ N sAUNpERs sti III CO.. CO.. INC. NJ @f5 PIT;
det., rms; full bsmt.. finished in
kknotty pine; fenced yard. screened
s19SC Cain oWkERs sES soGe a. OSS S.ssbs ST.
MICHIGAN PARK-e rms. IN baths:
ssemidet. brk.; priced reas.; direct
caiI HSd La a'ts e-esss Sssume 0si Oh ~ &f7 1csh'
WOODRIDGE-Attrac. 5-rm. bunea-
low. finished attic, fireplace:, fun
bsmt; with additional rm. and bath;
tss oeaton hw Only 5 dst faTsFe ROYCE l2Ees
PARKS. LA. e-4470 It'll pm:
WOODBRIDGE. ae1s Myrtle ave. ne.
New brick home. lot 299 IT. deep:'
apple trees; 9utsiids sidss,s barbecue b sscb
fireplace and picture window over
looking rear yd,; dining rm. with
sgnpsg grin opening t,chen tG iy sm sglsbvashey iay
anu Q1SpObhls oAd(h pal poWaCA
OF kitchen with Standard Dresylen
lavatory; complete, laundry, tray,
Bendix washer and dryer: recrea-
tion rm. with fireplace; door out
side to terrace: lge. boiler rm.; space
wiring; gas hot-water radiant panel
and Dashboard heat. This is most
unusual house. Open Sat. and Sun.
from ! to pm: By owner, J L.
BATEM.AN, Ho. 2200. -17
story home, beautiful condition;
storage attic: full bsmt.; h.-w. heat;
det. garage; a prize-winning lot;
near all conyeniences.. Sl2,959.
ROYCE L. PARKS LA. 6-447o'
SEAR "a T. FUTURE SITE of Providence
home hS'i in excellent eondition; full
basement with outside entrance
hoWer hcEe Cement 1e0m front aEssSy
appotntmHsnt TO- see ssll Mrs.
Y MAPLE Jjs Co. 1924 1zth st. NV.
soi CONSTITUTION AvE.-Brick. 2
rms. "a baths. oil heat; near Capt.
tol; conv. to schools and transp.
W1LLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE, AT.
4aS 10th sT.-Brick corner duplex. 2
apts, 5 rms. and bath each: 3 rms,
toilet in basement; 5 gas stoves, 2
refgrs.: oil heat; large yard. Mrs.
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE. AT. 7o43.
S34 9th ST.-Brtck, 9 rms. and bath,
oil heat. basement: $1,000 down,
$50 month. Mrs Readmond, EN-.
1875, with WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE, AT. 7043.
2 DET. BRICK, large rms: large lot;
conv. to everything; immed. posses
sion; easy terms. Make offer. Open
Sun, 2 pm till dark Weekdays by
appt. $500 18th st. ne. AT. 1888.
NEAR r.. I. AND EAsrERN-De-
tache6 5-rm., 2-story brick, 2 yrs.
old, firepl. in large liv. rm., ia
baths gas heat, front porch. fully
insulated. Only S12,g50 on terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY, Ii. 1887
All -1hS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING, $13,950
Desirable brick Cape Cod, contains
liv. rm. with fireplace, separate din
ing rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and tiled
bath on 1st floor; large, expandable
attic: full basement; on level. wood
ed lot; cannot be reproduced at this
SILVER SPRING, $2s,5oo
New brick rambler. with 6 huge rms.
and 2 beautiful tiled baths. Nv. rm.
is 1Sx20h it., spacious dining rm.
and large equipped kit. with dish:
Beautycraft cabinets. with dining
space for average family; 3 twin
size bedrms.. with large closets;
separate entrance hall with knotty
pine paneling and tile floor; large
screened porch of dining rm., full
basement, garage; situated on large.
chial schools, shopping and transp.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 65b5. Realtor. Till q PM
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TAKOMA PARK
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

In. very nice section of Silver Spring
close to schools. shop. and transp.;
liv. rm. with firepl. and picture
window, din. area. 10x11: equipped
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.
BROOKLAND

colored-Irving near 18th. Detached.
o large rooms. sun parlor; gas h.-w
h.; porches; lot 50x15O. Very nomi-
nal down payment. easy terms. Oc-
cupancy To inspect call DE. 1905:
ewes. RA. 5541. 17s
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont }
FOR CONVENIENCE

First floor has large living
room with fireplace, equipped
kitchen, rear inclosed porch.
Second floor has three nice
size bedrooms and bath: full
basement, oil h.-w.h.; Lear
attached garage. Located on
nice level handicapped lot: one
block from transportation and
shopping. Priced at S13,950
for Quick sale. To inspect, call
Evening star., 1950-09-15
SILVER SPRING
Wheaton Area. S18.5O0

By owner. New brick rambler on W
acre lot; step-down living rm. and
dinette; parquet floors and fireplace; !;
2 twin-sized bedrooms with large
closets; modern kit. with breakfast
nook; tiled bath; finished stairs to
large bedrms. and bath; large scr.
porch; util. rm.; gas heat; 3-car
garage; rich soil, garden, grapes,
apples and berries. Out Viers Mill
I'd u mile from green light at
Wheaton, left on Newport Mill I'd.
2 blks., then right on Maple View
DIR. to 11423. Phone LO. 5-1701.
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SILVER SPRING
GT,ENMONT FOREST

rwo-bedrm. expanable bungalow; full
bsmt.; wide stairs to large attic,
suitable 2 or 8 additional rooms.
Lot, 60x120, all fenced. S11.500.
Many advantages and all conven. C.
M JOHNSON, SH 451S III
Evening star., 1950-09-15
PRICE REDUCED
TO SETTLE ESTATE
9006 FIRST AVE.
SILVER SPRING
Modern, Broom, 3-Bath

BRICK COLONIAL
OPEN 1-6 PM.
lst a.. bedroom and bath, large iiv-
ing room. dining room and kitchen;
4. Fireplace, recr. room. oil h.-w.h..
2-car brick garage. lot 75x200. Ex-
cellent location for transp., stores,
block to Woodside School. S24.-
COFFMAN REALTY co.
961 Bonifant st. sH. 4123.
or JU. 7-617S. IL
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4 LGE. BEDRMS., 21a
BATHS, 5th BEDRM.
OR DEN. 1st FLOOR

COLORED--NEAR 18th and Potomac,
very, clean; 6 rms. full basement,
$40 per mo. ST. 1857, GE. 1904
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

Just Off Pa. ave. Sc, two-story semi
detached building; 5 rms, bath; lge.
rear yard to wide alley; suitable to
home and business; price, $3.50
with $1,000 down. LEIGH C. KEEL
SEY. JR.. FIR. 4030. or Ii. 4-1114.
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GEORGETOWN Q APTS
HARVARD. NEAR 10Th
"HAWTHORN"

NEW DE LUXE RAMBLERS IN D. c.
OPEN SAT. & SUN, 2-6
Inspect these beautiful brick ramhlers
this week end, located In wooded Rock
Creek Park area. in a planned and
restricted community. These homes
chaser may select their interior
colors. Lily. rm. (26.6x15 ft0. din.
rm.. 8. bedrrns.. baths. elec. kit.
with breakfast space, roughed- in
recr. rm. with firepl., 2-car garage.
$32 900 to S34. 900. substantial cash
and balance wen financed. Mr..
Holmes. EN-. $685.. Directions: Conn.
ave. to Chevy Chase Circle. right on
Western ave. to .32nd ST.. right on
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Exclusive AsenD
1016 18th St. NV; MA. 1879
Evening star., 1950-09-15

COLORED-ONLY $1,000 DOWN
An opportunity for anyone. Near
7th and E ne. Yes, Colonial
front porch, tapestry brick. 8 rms,
House In immaculate condition.
Close to transp. and schools. This
Is q very good buy. Price. $4,000.
AD. 03S3, HO. $3.50. MIR. HUGHES.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Corner brick hope with 2 1st-1. bed
rms, separate entrance to exception
al recr rm. with complete kit. Only
S17,20O Ewes. Mr Sharp. EN-. 7051.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
MI. 2100.
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Bethesda Country Club

Bethesda Country Club
Here is real suburban living; beauti-
full brick home on half acre. Large
liv. rm.. nice din. rm., equipped kit.
large bedrms.. 2 baths, full psmt..
rec. rm., built-In gar Immed. poss.
Price. $24.95O Very reas. Terms.
Phone OIL. 3417; eyes,. GE. 0660.
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SOTTTH WOODSTDE

Close-in Silver Spring. Cape Cod;
2h blks. Hecht Co.; near shopping,
transp., all public schools and St.
% borhood. Home Of prewar % constrnc-
tion, all brick with slate ROOT,
built-in garage. large rear porch
affording beaut. view over 150-ft.
Handicapped and shrubbed lot; liv.
rm. with fireplace. large family
sized din. rm., kitchen. bedrms
and bath 1st floor: Second floor.
completely pine-paneled and finished
into two bedrms. and bath; rec.
rm. and powder rm. in spacious,
airy basement; priced under S20,-
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BETHESDA, MD,

O~- -
In neighborhood Of fine new homes;
near Naval Hospital. National In
stitutes of Health. Suburban Hos
pital. schools. churches, shopping.
etc. 2 spacious new homes consisting
for larRs famiy or run fop paeS oNneS SuitSge iyins
and income rental; 1st A.. liv. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm.. fully equipped
kit. 2 bedrms..- bath and large 1iv.
porch; .2nd f.. 2 extra large bedrms.
full bsmt.. with inside and outside
entrances; gas a.-c. heat; large lot:
street. sidewalks and utilities in. If
bought now purchaser will have
a long time before an opportunity of
this kind presents itself again.
r. H. BEST, INC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
.S1lS Wis. Ave, Bethesda, Md.
WI 1888; ewes. Mr.. Burklin. WI. 62SS
Evening star., 1950-09-15

TIME-h acre, near Belts
Vile; grapes and apples are ripe;
also coZy, 5-room bungalow with
modern bath and equipped kitchen,
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. garage: asking
$4,000 cash. Call PERRY BOSWELL
INC, WA. 4500. Open It'll 8 p m.
--15
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DREAM RAMBLER
Only building sites available for our
dream rambler. 3 different models
to choose from ranging in price from
S15,950 to S19.250. Personal in
spection is worth a thousand words.
To inspect: off Wis. ave. to Bank
of Bethesda, left on Old George
town I'd. to Beech ave. left to $500
Beech ave. (model home)
Open daily 2 to dark.
CAMBRIDGE HOMES. INC.
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AvoNDALE TERRACE

AVONDALE TEHRACE
S16,950
Brick Colonial, slate roof. new.homo
condition; 3 bedrms.. den and rec.
rm. This Is an unusual value.
SH. 1O1l until 9 pm.
YOUNG g. BOWERS CO.
(Continued on Next Psgel !,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA

BEAUT. 5-BEDRM., Q baths. corner
brick house; 2 yrs. old; can be pur-
chased for as low as 1900 down.
Call LO. 5-3l11 -17
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COLORED

M, George Washington Univ. on
23rd st. NV. 8 rms, brick, new
bath, new gas range, new heating
plant. Price, $9,750: terms to CT,
$3.50 down, trust for the bal See
zirkle, BOSS g. PHELPS, MA. 1900.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
"TOWN HOTTSE,'

Near Sheridan Circle
An exceptionally attractive
home located in WaShington'S
most exclusive residential sec
ton. English basement type
with foyer entrance and lava
tory adjoining. The main
floor has a delightful draw
ing room and dining room Of
ample size for entertaining;
and adjoining is a cocktail
lounge or conservatory; on
the first bedroom floor are 2
master bedrooms, each with
private bath, one with dress
ing room adjoining and the
other has an adjacant End
floor library; top floor. 3
bedrooms and 2 additional
baths; maids room and bath;
automatic heat and many de-
tail features and conveniences
are to be found for comfort
able living; price, S42,500.
Shown by appointment. Call
MR.. RELY, evenings. TIE.
7420), THOS. j. FISHER g.
CO, INC, Realtors, DI.. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
COLORED, S. DET: BRK.
5th AND RANDOLPH

Special today il you act fast. Only
81, 500 down takes this lovely semi
detached brick; 9 lge.. ms; fpll
bsmt.; side hall; tile bath: detached
Rs SeaE Faraggs 1gs1SMai Gsi today 9T forget t.
3631 AP 1900
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BY OWNER, BETHESDA

3Y OWNER, BETHESDA
3 bedrms., bath on End f..
"a bath 1St f., firepl.. screened
porch, dishwasher. Bendix,
slate roof, garage. fenced rear
yard; full dry bsmt. with play
rm. and "a bath, rear en-
trance; new Bryant furnace
and h.-w. heater; excel. cond.,
mr.. public and parochial
schools, tranSp., churches,
stores, theaters. Naval Medical
Center. Immed. poss. No
agents. please. S20,750. Less
for substantial cash. OIL.
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HOLLYWOOD

Better than "a acre; nicely land
scaped and shrubbed grounds, in
Guiding outside stone fireplace; two
iaegs siesfric agstSns ofess patios tics tsed Elth
summer evening parties; grounds
completely At for your privacy and
comfort. Home newly redecorated
and in new-house condition. Large
front concrete porch; 24-ft. liv.
sized din. rm.; newly modernized
electric kitchen, built-in clock,
radio; 3 bedrmS., bath and sun
deck. second floor; full basement;
with rec. rm. and additional firepl.,
INV h., and a new 50-gal water
special extensive insulation; priced
at only S16,500; shown by appoint-
ment. GRAHAM AND CO.. 81.
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MANOR PARK

POTOMAC PALISADES
&15,750. Water view, 8 bedrms.
bath. gas heat. Bendix In kit. i:
good terms. Ewes, Mr.. W. Sher-
wood, WO. 4S45.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
MI. 2100
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BARGAIN For Colored
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS- HEIGHTs-e rms, new
sFefgr; and = sSsoYe. oil h;og;h. 81
Goob a5DefS a6PE kg asbestos ls
shingle; can be remodeled as COM
oREss REALTY Co, 81. 4sss.
III ACRES OF = LAND, 2 dwelling @
houses. z rms. In one and in
other. Mr.. air field, 6625 Allen
town I'd. s.e., Washington, D. C.
MRS. IDA FRANKLIN. Cypress
LARGE. VACANT brick house; GtH close
to Capitol t4th and AZ; 8 large
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; basement:
yard. Good terms priced right. Cali
ewes. RA: 1927; PRESS REALTY
Evening star., 1950-09-15
WIDE, ROOMY BRICK

5th St., Near Shepherd NV.
One of those large roomy homes with
those spacious rooms throughout
which lend themselves so perfectly to
attractive furnishings Six rooms and
tile bath plus screened porch 1st and
End floors; stairs and screened porch
on End floor; full basement. gas h. W.
heat. Very low price. Act quickly.
Call Ma. 9797 or LU. 4-3342 daily;
AK. 0634.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Raalfnrs OOS Naur Xnrl. Arn NJ VI
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HILICREST

HILLCREST
Lovely brick with choice location;
house has large living room. nice din
ing rooms with cabinets. equipped
kitchen; bedroom and shower bath on
on End floor; recreation room with
fireplace and ~ bath; gas heat;
awnings and some carpets; nice
yard. We can recommend this house.
Only $22.750.
A. A. CAROZZA
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LII. 4-O040.