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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15


Well, do you expect to find dog
in the dog biscuit?
When you educate a man you
educate an Individual. When you
educate a woman you educate
the whole family.
We see the two cookie boys of
the weld shop promenading
about the shop. Don't know what
they are looking for but sure are
busy beavers. Why don't you sit
on your .......... until the whistle
blows MIR. Welt and MIR. Lig-
gett. You only have one COM
petitor, that is Mac Schubert,
Many a CT. in the front line
wonders what he is fighting for.
There is only one answer, his
life.
Three lights on a match is UNI
lucky in America but in Scot
land they claim it's 10.
Did you ever notice how often
a narrow and a wide mouth
go together.
What line inspector in Dept.
So thought he was going to fill
Whitley Lang's shoes while
Whitley had locked them up.
1t seems as tho the picket line
extended to Cliff Robinson's
cottage at Haughton Lake dur
ing our recent strike. Anyway
that's where Bob Rock of Dept.
AZ spent a lot of time, need we
say more?
Dutch Hoffman, our mule
driver in Dept. A gave a dem
cnstration on how to keep from
fishing Sunday. He went out to
Point Place, got his boat and af-
ter riding nine miles out in the
lake discovered that he had left
all the bait in his car.
There is a rumor around the
shop that at least one of our
committee men was so afraid of
offending the bosses during the
strike that he failed to show up
for picket duty and negotiations.
Is this true Buster?
There is no danger of the Ma
tional help boarding any sugar,
canned goods, tires and toilet
paper. That raise we got won't
help out our creditors any. We
will be lucky to get a goose for
Xmas They say the average
wage increase is $500 per week.
Uncle Remus feels guilty for
being in Florida 3 weeks and
not sending Harold Jones and
Ray Trimmer any cards. You
know fellows We were banking
on that soc an hour raise. You
can't buy many cards when you
pay 30c to &c for gas, Csc for
cigarettes and $3.50 to 1924 for
Old Grand Dad.
Frank Seioajek of Dept. 1913
goes middle aisling Sat. Aug. IS.
Miss Refine Jawinski of the
Auto-Lite office will be the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
UN Employees Block
Race Discrimination
In Their Blood Bank

LAKE > u e { 5 >, N. Y.
UPA)-The employees at United
Nations are all for a blood bank,
but not if race discrimination is
involved. The 1000 warkers
will back a special United Ma
tons donation center to provide
an emergency blood supply for
the troops in Korea, but only if
queries on race and nationality
are left out of the American Red
Cross questionnaires. Two rec
concentrations for a solution, one
proposing elimination of the
racial question but permitting
the Red Cross to keep a special
ly coded card file on the race of
the donor and the other suggest
ing abandonment of the racial
question but retention of the
query on nationality, were re-
iected by the staff committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Sehoeppe|
Charges Are
Demolished

WASHINGTON (LPA) -
Charges of Communist leanings
made against Interior Secretary
Oscar Chapman by Sen. Andrew
F. Schoeepel (R., Kan.) on the
Senate floor are Gin reality a
last-ditch attempt to block state
hood of Alaska"
The Interior Secretary so as
serted before a quickly-conven-
ed session of the Senate Interior
Committee, at which he denied
the Schoeppel charges as naked
untruths and vicious rumors."
Statehood for Alaska is oppos-
ed by the big business interests
of the territory, who don't want
self-government. 1t is supported
by the unions of the territory,
as well as the Democratic Party
and most nom business organiza-
tions in Alaska. The bill to grant
statehood is now pending before
the Senate.
Chapman challenged Schoep-
eel to repeat his charges off the
floor of the Senate, where he
would not enjoy immunity. The
Kansas Senator, who was sitting
at the committee table, made no
response.
Later Schoeppel said that his
speech attacking Chapman was
not a S e d on his first-hand
knowledge of the charges, but
on information furnished him
out of records of other Congress
sional committees. Chapman OBJ
served that identical C h a & e S
were made against him in 1947,
and that he had answered them
under oath to the satisfaction of
Observation-Disclosures House
Labor subcommittee. Schoeepel
indicated he'd have more to say
when his assailant Frank
who had aided him in pre-
pairing the speech, returns from
Bow is running as the Re-
candidate for the House
seat now held by Rep. John Nc
Sweeny 3D., Ohio.
Schoeepel, at the end of his
speech, had propounded
a series of questions which he'd
like Chapman to answer. The
Interior Secretary went through
Them, one by one, denying all
,ubversive connections. He said
that he had twice signed affidav-
IFS required of all US employees
that he belonged to no subver-
sive organization, and could not
have perjured himself 'as did
and Alger Hiss" as
Schoeppel's question suggested.
These, he said wryly to Schoep-
pei, ARE nice delicate questions"
which are not intended to ma
lign character,
Chapman said he had been a
sponsor Of the National Council
of America Soviet Friendship,
but had withdrawn his name
more than a year before 1t was
designated as subversive by the
General on Nov. "a,
He pointed out that the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Chicago Schools
Restrict Textbook
Crificizing Press

ICAG o (LPA) - The
school board here has virtually
banned a textbook because il
speaks frankly about the bias OF
the commercial press. Head OF
the board is William B. Tray.
nor. a vice-president of Swift &
Co.
The book, "Our Changing So
cial Order has been put on the
reserve" list, and the board
will ask the publishers to alter
the chapter devoted to the press,
because il contains "untruths."
Here Is what the chapter says
in part: 1.-THE typical newspaper
is far from being impartial. The
bias or special interests of its
owners are reflected on every
page. News unfriendly to their
point of view may be omitted
altogether or printed in very
brief form, perhaps near the
foot of an inside page.
THE desire TO please adver-
tisers may also interfere with
impartial presentations of the
news. A modern newspaper OBJ
tains the bulk of its income
from advertising. Therefore the
advertising manager is likely
to have more power than the
editors. He will not approve
editorials that might offend big
advertisers. Local news items
hostile to the interests of big
advertisers may not appear or
may appear in garbled form.
Pressure from advertisers is
not the chief reason that news
papers so generally favor bust
ness men, rather than con-
sumers, employers rather than
working men. Newspaper own
ers themselves are businessmen
and employers. They have labor
troubles of their own, and II is
natural for them to sympathize
with other employers involved
in strikes. In all matters of pub
lie policy they tend to reflect
the point of view of the social
and economic class to which
they belong"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
At
Lowest Level

WASHINGTON, d. C.-W1th
industrial activity steadily ex-
banding, the Nations factories
in July maintained the previous
months stepped-up rate of hir-
ing, the u. S. Labor Depart
ment's Bureau of Labor Stats
tics announced. Despite a short
err work month and widespread
vacations, factories hired work.
ers at a rate of as for every
1000 employees on the payroll,
only slightly below the June
rate, BIS said, and consider
ably above" the low July 1949
level.
In part, the high accession
rate in July reflected the hiring
of new workers, particularly
young people entering the labor
market this summer, the Blu
reau reported.
In the durable goods division
as a whole, the rate of hiring
remained virtually unchanged.
Lumber and wood products, fur
niture and fixtures, and stone,
clay and glass products-indus-
tries related to the construction
boom-showed a slight rise in
hiring both for replacement and
expansion. Among non-durable
goods industries, tobacco manu-
features, textile mill products,
chemical and leather products
industries increased their pace
of hiring in July.
AS the demand for labor in
creases, many more factory
workers are leaving jobs volun-
tarily than are being laid off by
employers. The quit rate in
creased for the fifth successive
month, reaching 10 per 1000
employees in July. The lay-off
rate in July, however, declined
to 8 per 1000 employees, the
lowest level in 4 years.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Humphrey Attacks
Readers Digest

WASHINGTON (LPA) - The
Readers Digest makes no bones
sbout incorporating facts to
support it's resctionary bias, Sen.
Hubert Humphrey ID, Mimi
charged on the Senate floor,
Sept. z. Humphrey said he Join
ed Sen. Wayne Morse (R., Ore.)
In urging that the House Com
mittee on Lobbying probe the
Digest. Morse attacked the maya
zine Aug. is, charging II con-
spired with big utilities.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15

With the American Leagues
1880 season two-thirds complet-
ed. only one one-hit game was
on the circuits pitching record.
Billy Pierce, little Chicago White
Sox leftie, held New York to a
lone safety June Is as he beat
the Yankees so, the hit being a
fifth inning single by Bill john
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Supply Unit Ne.vs;
By DEAK and DOCK

The Russians say we have equal rights and freedom in Rus
STA. A man can go right up to the steps of the Capitol and cali
President Truman a stinker. =
Gus Zimmerman complaining to a waitress in a restaurant:
/ don't find any chicken in the chicken pie. Waitress growing:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15

yinson. Dept. d, 2nd Shift
CHAMPION UNIT

Jim vinson, Dept. d, 2nd Shift
Warning men! If you 60 to Chicago, stay away from the joint
labeled the PLAYHOUSE" A couple of Champion workers who
visited this emporium paid S6 for two bottles of beer for them
selves). II seems that the dolls in this playhouse" can guzzle
down beer faster than the chicks can buy it.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
COLORED
SPECIAL-S11.750
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AVONDALE-By owner; large brick
bungalow; 17l5-ft. living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen with
9-cu.-ft. REFRIGERATOR, 2 large bed
rooms, fun basement. exp. attic, gas
a.-c. heat; storm and screened win
dows and doors: Anchor fenced.
Handicapped. VIII sacrifice. 1909
BRaDsukY RyNDsitkf F. HEIGHTS = . bed bedrm
brick bungalow; 8 months old; gas
heat. BY OWNER. 10. S-5019. is
BREETWOOD-S-rm. and bath. as
bestos shingle. 2-story center hall;
bsmt., oil h,-v.h., on lge. cor. lot;
price SI1. $50. Should go CT. conv.
terms to non-GI. LEIGH c. KEEL
SEY, JR.. Pr. 4o30, IL 4-1114.
CARoLE HIGMANDs-Mod. det. g.
bedrm. brick: many extras; S14.-
600: liberal terms. OWNER, sH.
VET. NO MONEY DoWN-Nev 5-rm.
nodernistic home in lovely 2. Pines;
hard to beat at $10,250. Call Wa.
5000 TIL 8 Pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
- S~'
Evening star., 1950-06-18

Icontinusd On Nsxt PassI
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SIA7bo

new 2-story, Maroon and
bath frame home, owner-built with
the best Of materials and workman.
ship; finished TO the Nth degree.
LIST a., lge. liv. rm. with open
flrepl. extra-larEe din, rm. and
spacious kit, modern in every sense
of the word; 2 lovely bedrms.. both
master size. and a small sewing room
or nursery. with full tiled bath on
the End A.: spacious bsmt. with
outside entrance. lRe. side porch. det.
2-car gar. to match house: lot 65x
$50, sodded and handicapped. Sub
stantial cash REQ. to non-vet. viii
go GI. Shown by appt. only.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Sl2.g60
nm sfrnfUy0~~

Lse. brick bungalow. i bedrms, .
and tiled bath. ist a.: Kit. din. rm.
and bath in bsmt furnace rm. and
storage rm. in bSmt.. outside. en-
trance. h-w. oil heat. brick
screened front porch; lge, lot with
abundance OF trees and howersI
paved street and sidewalks; excel.
location. conv. TO everything.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SIO.250
3-BEDROOM RAMgLERs

UI NOTHING DOWN
new group of 3-bedroom, asbestos
shingle ramblers. Beautiful, fully
equipped kitchen, including better
grade steel cabinets, electric garbage
disposal and a large s-ft. retgr.:
plenty OF closet space; nicely deco
rated, all painted walls; full tiled
bath Lots average 60Xlb0i new
streets included In sales price. Pur-
chasers must have weekly income
OF at least $50. Conveniently
located in Riverdsle, Md; close to
stores. schools and transportation.
Evening star., 1950-06-18

OPEN SUN, / TO 6
9603 Garwood ST., Silver Spring. Col
onfal brk. home built 194s. 8 lge.
rms, Ia baths; center hall; porch;
elec. kit. with Disposal; level, land
705 Kennebec ave. Takoma Park.
Attractive Cape Cod brk. home. g
rms, bath; gar; toilet in bsmt.
fenced and handicapped lot, S17,325.
ROBERT E. LOHR
of1 NnAa. nnna
Evening star., 1950-06-18

Two-story frame-7 rooms. bath.
small cellar; oil hot-water heat:
beautiful lot. garden shade trees
and shrubbery; ideal location; price.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
&ih nnn

bath brick: / st fioor, liv. rm. with
open fireplace. din. rm.. kit and
bedrm.; Ind f.. bedrms., liv. rm.
and kit. basement, 3 rms. and bath.
Each floor has separate entrances;
can be used as separate apis. Live
on LIST floor. let the other . noora
pay for the home. Gas h.-w h..
laundry rm. in basement; also sepa-
rate entrance. Conveniently located,
near Hyattsville, Nd Shown by ap.
pointment only
Evening star., 1950-06-18
LANDOVER HILLS
OF EN- / TO q
-. 4lI5 10th AVE.

Ais 10th AVE.
NEW PICTURE BUNGALOW
BY MASTER BUILDER
24-ft. paneled liv. rm with large
picture window, firepl, tdin. spsce),
huge bright kit, 11hxl6: 2 nice
corner bedrms.. each with double
closets and picture windows; tile
bath. full bsmt., built-in gar, gas
&C. heat. Conv, to stores, schools,
bus. In this popular subdivision,
Price, $4,000. Terms. DRURY
REALTY CORP, RE. 1133; ewes,
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OPEN TO-DAY

oo2 Modocway; desirable 3-bedroom
brick bungalow, large fully equipped
kitchen, large dining room, all util-
itieS, street and curb. Price below
cost to replace Sl49SO. Also 2
Cape Cod 6ungalowS under conStruc-
ton To reach Out s Capitol To
d. c. line at LIVINGSTON rd.. 4 blocks
to Oxen Hill sign left on Livingston
rd 3 blocks TO Standish' drive.
risht to our sign. r, A. FOSTER,
10 1-SlnD
Evening star., 1950-06-18
RAMBLERS

RAMBLERS
This is really woman's house. Our
3-bedroom brick ramblers blossom
with wonderful extra features.
Among them are GE kit. with dish
washer and garbage disposal unit.
full bsmt. with large picture win
unique tile bath sectioned into .
rooms, fireplace in large living room.
Full price, S15,400. To see these
homes in Silver Spring, go out Piney
Branch rd. to Old Bladensburg rd.,
turn right to Forston dr.. right to
Barron St, right to houses and
sign. Salesman at property from
II to dark. FINCHAM & CO., Real
tors. UN. $3.50; eyes, WA 3a33
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$40 MO. PAYS ALL-s-edrm. eungs-
low on nice lot; . yrs. old; priced
At only S6.4ou, no down payment
70 vet: Si.4oo TO civilians. Call
WA. 5000 TIL 9 pm. ROBERT s,
CoMPIETELY FURNISHED eunsa
W. LanhAm Hills; fireplace. large
lot, stove retg, and washing mach
fast poSs.. l,oOe down and S75 mo.
,5 ,nslass' taxes sosKST sss Sr wa DAVIS s2Gg
ARCHTTECTuRAL GEM--sil 900 will
buy this moderuistic home built on
: levels; 3 bedrmS.; beaut. situated
on ls-Acre lot with trees and pAtioS:
81 pm Gr FFa kosERf EsERf s eA nSvfs Wf ssoe Z CO m
ASSUME FRA loan. $50 per me,
different Priced at $4,000. with
Si;soo ss essh, au Gan VA VIZ 5000 u u, 3
wa. 5000. Once open daily and
,s~AcRi IoT. S sriek sunsa.. 5 lse.
rms, spacious attic. fun dry bSInt.
ef VA $500 500 PEl e sfsfasnf Sm, kosERr isERi
s ROOMS, Al i on ONE FLOOR. u.
acre secluded lot Tile bath; oil
n;-~.hl; b. ,in;; S-oar garase Loea,ed nesI
=
pm, RoBERr S. DAVIS & CO.
Md; WA, Ssdn. once open daily
and SUNDAY I'll 9 pm.
4-B.R. BRICK CAPE con t. on ea
A.. Ia baths. f.p, in lse lr.. fun
new Riverdsle Shopping Center
Gan WA; 5000 I'll 9 pm. ROBERT
No Monty noyyN tn WITS
monthly payments. We have sew
eral desirable VA approved new and
used homes priced from 81 200 Lo-
cations are w, Lanham Hills, Green
shd news PGSdAV1 PiSea Can Rys''sy,s ws Sn
II pm ROBERT s. DAVIS &
CO, 5so4 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Md; WA. 1900. once open
BRICK BUNGALOW. like new. 8
rms, fireplace, fun bSmt; large cor
ner lot; may go CT; vicinity Z.
RrS R1yerdSle; = AP 2345, WA, 49S4,
5 rms. West Hyattsvilie, /, block 10
bus; $500 TO $1,000 cash: good
condition; possession. OWNER, ia,
Mr.. CAMP SPRINGS. MD.-Nev
mod. 2-bedrm. bungalow; lovely liv.
rm; with fireplace, full bSmt, range
and retgr,: over u acre: bus serv
$S.950; $1,000 down DEWEY NJ.
FREEMAN, 32l4 Branch ave. Sc,
HI, ZOO, once open Sun, los.
O.RM. HOuSE-Attached gar, hsmt
Lot loOx2oO. Bus service: close TO
Gateway blvd. District Heights, Md
Evening star., 1950-06-18
ANNAPOLIS ROAD
peter ]. hagan
OFFERS

$500
? bedroom asbestos shingle hungalowi
large, fully equipped kitchen, full
tiled bath in excel. cond,' ! year
old. large fenced lot; terms 10 vets
and non-yetS.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
UNIV. HILL RAMBLER
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK

N4ob 0CNO4O11s NJO4O OubJ
NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETERAN
Really big 3-bedroom RAM
biers, featuring recessed h.-w.
heat, GE kitchen. including
garbage disposal, dishwasher,
electric range. S-ft. refriRera-
tor and metal cabinets, and q
lovely location of exclusive
homes. Lots, 65x14O. GI-
approved 30-year, 1907 loan.
$77 PER MONTH PAYS ALL,
INCLUDING TAXES.
To reach: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. or Riggs rd. TO
University lane, bear right
about / mile TO Old Colesville
rd., right 2 biks. to Rutgers
and right to sample house.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
ST. 3010 Till PM.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
CHEVY CHASE, MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
This lovely home is priced at only
S1S,5O0 and should go CT. 1st fl
features a bedrm. and bath, living
room with firepl., dining room and
equipped kitchen. You have 3 bed
rms. and bath on End f., plus q
bsmt. and garage. Excellent condi-
tion. All conveniences within easy
reach. For further information, call
Mr.. Skies, MA. 9141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SUNNYBROOK

Liv. rm.. lge. complete kit. . bed
a.. plus lse. storage rm: fun bsmt-.
lge. level lot, nr. shopping centers,
school and bus: only $4,000, $500
down and S51.74 per mo. to a GI
CLYDE r. ADAMS, Realtor, UN
1l43
Evening star., 1950-06-18
40 SALES

this month. To sell and sell
quick. let cox s ARMY go to work
on your property. Call
COX & co.
RE 1879 ST.. O71h I'm 1hoH
Evening star., 1950-06-18

5 rooms and bath
50 500, which includes new $3.50
oil stove, new gas refrigerator. new
gas stove. Price without these
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SI5,050
nAK GpRIMGn

Army colonel ttansferred Beautiful
6-room and bath. 2-story brick: first
floor with large living room and
fireplace. very large dining room,
modern equipped kitchen: second
floor. 3 large bedrooms and tiled
bath brick screened porch. full
be sement with painted floors and
walls. beautiful leather bar, built-in
cabinets for laundry facilities. out
side entrance, gas heat. equipped
with aluminium storm windows and
screens; large corner lot Priced
right at S15,g5O. Low down pay.
ment 70 auslified veterans; $4,000
cash TO non-veteranS.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SI4.p50
rRApWn0n uUrGT L

CLEARWOOD-WEST HYATTBVILLB
Beautiful brick bungalow; the home
that won the prize for having the
most beautiful lot in Hyattsville last
year: lovely bedrooms and full
living room with open fireplace.
large. fully equipped kitchen with
plenty of cabinets on LIST floor:
! large bedroom on end floor;
house equipped with storm windows.
screen and Venetian blinds; large
screened porch; corner lot. fully
fenced This home must be seen
to be appreciated: substa ntial cash
required.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
SILVER SPPlNC
SILVER SPRING

OPEN TODAY, i TO
914 Bellvedere blvd.-Attrac. 6-rm.
brick Colonial g bedrms.); rec. rm.,
gas &C; cor. level lot; excel. terms
Directions: Out Ga. ave, right on
Forest Glen rd., left on Kenbrook
DR.; right on Meurilee lane to Bell
vedere blvd. to open sign. Call SH.
0601; ewes, LA. 6-SSO0.
L. H. CARMICHAEL
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

listed in the area closest to down.
town section, priced under $1,000
each. For further particulars, call
Mr.. Mccarthy, WO. 5226, with
WOODWARD g. NORRIS, Realtors,
1913 Goth st. NV, RE. 65S5.
NEW HOUSE, rms; lge. fenced
yd.; full bsmt.; nr. Boiling, Navy
Research; $1,000 dn. 10. 3-s951.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GAITHERSRuRG

80 - - 44A-@NAS4@S ~ 4bNA
Two.story frame-7 rooms. bath,
beautiful lot garden. shade trees
and shrubbery; Ideal location; price.
WASHINGTON GROVE
semi-bungalow, 5 rooms and bath.
s.. 500, which includes new $50
OIL stove, new gas refrigerator. new
gas stove. Price without these
WASHINGTON GROVE
OUTSIDE
acre Of rich. level land. improved.
with q 4-room frame bungalow
Full basement. electric hot-water
ss.o6S' s. DSth' no heat garage price
/ acre. improved. with Broom bum
galow. Pump on inclosed back
porch. Ideal location just of Route
40 near the proposed new highway;
l acre, improved, with broom bum
galow. covered with Johns -ManviIle
shingles; bath and pantry; two
chicken houses. hog house. garden.
stream on property; price, 81 900.
house; electricity, running water in
orchard of bearing fruit trees; easy
committing distance to railroad. bus
service, stores and churches; S3 500.
/ acre. near Woodfield. on corner of
two roads, improved. with a semi
bungalow. First floor. living room.
dining room. kitchen. . bedrooms
and bath; second floor. 3 bedrooms.
not entirely finished; pipes to second
floor bath. fixtures not installed;
full basement, oil circulating air
heat; price. $500.
5-room stucco bungalow. full cement
basement, oil air-conditioned heat.
hardwood floors. Price, gas stove in
cluded. $3.50.
2 acres. improved with a 5-room
semi-bungalow; heat electricity. bath
and garage; price. $1,000. Call
Jerry Williams, Damascus 6261.
Just off Ridseville rd., 9 miles from
Damascus-A good buy for the per-
son 1t suits 2-story frame; FIRST
floor, living room, dining room.
kitchen, pantry, laundry and pump
room; second floor. 3 bedrooms Zone
rather small. would make nice bath
room); small basement. dirt floor:
chicken house, hog house. garage;
all-year- round road. Call Jerry
Williams, Damascus 6261. or
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Ave.
GaitherSburg Md Phone 299
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HoUsES-SALE-S.E. Cont

18th PL. NE
Brick, 8 rooms, ga tile baths, ga
rage; arranged for 2 families; 3d.
900 cash. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Mr.. Holloman, Ii. T.
9933. or 10. 2-04O1.
Colored-1532 Mass. ave. Sc. Beau
tiful row brick. rooms. arranged
for 2 families; only S13.S00,
with substantial cash. Inspect by
appointment, Mr.. Jones. Sun. and
ewes, AK. SOLO. Weekdays, 10. q
0401. with
JAMES CARROLL