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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA ESTATE-Beautiful mod.
ern white brk., center hall Colonial
home on 2 lovely acres of ground
includes library and powder rm.; 4
master-size bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd
u, beautiful ground-level game
room servants quarters, gear ga
4754 FRANK S. PHIILIPs, Df" 5ft iii iii
bath white brick Colonial. Close tc
ous and in excel. neighborhood; has
den, large liv;, rm.. slate roof, gar.
gas a.-c h: Call d. -10l5 till 8 pm
CHEVY CHASE vfEWNA New Eng
land Colonial residence on wide
corner lot. 75x200, very high ele-
vation. A newer growing community
All improvements. Rec. rm. with
nreplace, den with powder rm. on
dst A., 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on ?nd
conan fsyass Safe for aut sse hsahfg esd4sn
this and other fine homes cali
Mo:. 1900. Once open until g.
EDW. H; JONES 4 co. NC,
eXyy Chevy Chase; D; e; IS
NeWly listed nash' Just e. ofi 81 cen6 sns's1o ave
near Circle; 7 rooms. full bath; ali
new modern kitchen. garage: excel
lent condition. A real prewar value
Wont last long. F. A. TWEED CO.,
S5o4 Fl ;, Conn ave. NV" EN-: 1SSsd
CHEvYY CHASE, MD.-Lse. det. Ni% Pre-
income possibilities. Cail TW. 1875
or RIGGS & co. EN-. 2345. IS
CHEVY CHASE. S16,95O - Spacious
det brick and frame home with
narsery Slass root on End Sedfms IN fu Plus Dsm 1ge
screened porch. garage: snIendid
location of Wis. ave, across from
Chevy Chase Club; 2 short blks. to
Somerset grade school. Ewes. call
AQ. 1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
FOREST EsrArEs-Brick 2-bedrm.
homes. with living, dining and
Priced at q only s1s, ; 900. with viii small small
down payment. Avail. to Gil or non
GI. Conv. to new st. Johns Paro-
HnnrSh shlal sshopl and 1ew publis school dssd
John M: Heron, Broker. -
new-brick Colonial, full bsmt.; gas
&C. heat; level lot; GI or FLA A.
nanced; only $1,000 with 81 200
i; SAUNDERS Co INC. -
East West hwy. - New, 2 story
brick Colonial, on large Handicapped
lot; first floor powder room. beauti-
full kitchen, 3 bedrooms and tiled
bath on second floor; fun bsmt., gas
heat, fireplace; priced low on easy
terms. Call DI. 1918 till 9 pm.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC, %.
SILVER SPRING-New brick rambler
excellent location; living room with
fireplace t23x13). dining room G2x
13. ultramodern kitchen, dish
washer, garbage disposal; 2 bed
rooms u2xl3 and 13xl5), tiled
washer Priced low, terms Call
DI l015 till 9 pm. WM. H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC. .
SILVER SPRING, overlooking Sligo
Park; beautiful Cape Cod with
bedrm and bath, den, full-siZe din
rm. and modern kit. with breakfast
nook on 1st FIR; . lSe. bedrms,, bath
and sun deck on End fr.; bsmt. has
rec. rm. and bar; built-in garage.
The handspring Of the lot alone is
worth a cali for an appt. to see.
Priced reasonably at $4,000. p. A.
TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890 til o. 10
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-Ao.
DAMASCUS

3 bedrms, sls baths. ny. rm with
fireplace, dir!nK rm, modern kit
bedrm.. powder rm. or LIST Er..
bedrms., baths. up: brick conStruc'
tion. lot loOx2o0. priced 10 sell
Gail G. BEST LINTH1CUM. PooieS,
VILE aoTS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CAPE COD

A charming prewar-built det. brick,
on well-landscaped lot between Mill
tary I'd and Nebraska ave; powder
rm. and modern kit, 3 bedrms. and
slate roof, gas h.-w.h; det. gar; an
excel. buy To inspect, call til 8,
EN- 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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CAPIIOL HILL
Fine rooming house opportunity; 6
rooms. 3 baths rooms with run
ming water; good income; near
everything; can be seen anytime
Call Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
TIA 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
.6421 KANSAS AVENUE NE.
Looking for z trade? See this lovely
old. Firepl. in liv. rm., full bsmt. :.
gas &C. heat, Law. in bsmt.. large
handicapped lot. Call mel Mrs.
knight, WA. 1926
MARSHALL J WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st, NV. DI. 3346
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEW 7 CHAOE, MD.
los West Leland St Lovely det. home
on lot l25x2O0. Liv rm., 15x32 has
wood burning firepl.: bedrms.;
closets; 4 bath: porches: fun bsmt.
oil heat; flower and vegetable gar
dens and pool. shown by sppt.
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO., RE.
4o10. Eves., OIL. 4s04. 3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E,

CAPlTOL HILL, GEORGETOWN type 8
f.oTy 1ri'5 us1 10 remoaeed rms; baths Sriee oil
G; KELSEY. jr., FIR. 4o3o or FIR.
C6oNdaREss HE1GHrs-vacant. 20
#. front semidet. brick. 6 rooms. tile
Se Ss nsncea fSOm sfs hsas SEP ~
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. L.
ELY PLACE, BRICK semidet.. 8 rms,
GL1FFPoRD FOR sHERTzER. Realtors,
FaiRFAx Al 2I2ii VILLAGE. Il CT a block of Pa.
brick. s rooms. tiled bath; with
bsmt. apt. rent, S65 per month;
doTn. dogn oIL HLARIIMAN I REALTY, INC; 6o
10TH AND SITS. S.E.-6-rm. cor
ner brick; oil heat; full bsmt.; gar
very conv. location. Possession In 80
days. $4,000 cash required. KAY
REALTY CO, INC. RA. 22O0. %
NEARBY MD.-New brick bungalows,
5oo@s T0sms; f tile lie bath 1st f. sttc
hARrM4N lfzf Va faSi2S REXI4 1R nc Dufl!af Is45
. GOOD Hope I'd: Sc, LU. 4-34OO. -
2 BLOCKS OFF Alabama ave, 4915
You st. Sc, Bradbury Heights; de-
recreation ''r roon, fGd side porch; ea 0asn; sas
HARTMAN IAN REAITY. RI; Sao"n nNc.' es fPsat5; iPs45
GITood- Hope rd.. Sc. LU. 4-340O,
sia5 poS%N. OF sth and G SITS.
IA; ooe- e,-4641. zAGAMf REALTY. Ii.
GI xPPRovED, Forest Heights. love-
Y A a.rm: and bath asbestos shingle.
fSSs only Zee y down %ss, Rs,@ssf 5ss
one ssi ELK: T. CAPITOL AND LIBRARY RAJ
s5ooo easS aspss' B2ck Daths Good saSSS aSnS
sFsnces. FIa! Fal s'as sna rSaI Sil en- sR
change. OWNER, IA. 7O10. III
GROOM BRICK. SIS PER MO.
Including taxes, insurance, principal
and interest; new neighborhood. full
basement, gas heat; lge. fenced yard
house in excellent cond.; lge. first
high school. transp., etc; ETC. i only
$4,000, low down payment; owner
must sell. leaving town. POTTS
REALTY Co, AK. 1i55, 3so7 Min.
neSota ave. ne. 10
ANDREWS FID. BOILING FLD. AREA
Forest Heights, Just past the District
line, out 5. Capitol st. Practically
new .4-bedrm., 2-bath home. I'M
All brick. $22,250. ~ VA ''
N. w. REALTY co.
OIL. 6s67. OIL. 5211. WI. 14e4. 3
CONGRESS HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
Asbestos shingled, rms, gas heat
cute and coy. Large lot, very low
price. $1,000 down. $40 mo. Mr..
Aoiloman. d6gn 10. 2-0401. ewes. II.
JAMES CARROLL
HILLCREST AREA
Desirable 2-bedroom semidet. brick
in fine location full basement, gas
heat; screened porch; very nice
grounds. Can be bought right.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-o04O.
HILLCREST RAMBLER
Lovely brick, practically new; lge.
rms. all on one floor; Ia baths.
full bsmt. with nice recreation rm =,
fireplace, built-in garage, gas heat.
Beautiful kitchen with modern
cabinets and Formica tops. This is
an outstanding home, only S22,95o.
Easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii. 1887 til 0.
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OFF 10th STREET
Studio or Office Possible

An excellent detached brick on a
corner lot; center-hall plan; fine
liv. rm. with adjacent den or IL
brary, din. rm., large kit. and pan
try, bedrms., 2 baths, excel. attic;
h.-w.h.; coal or gas fired; built-in
garage; separate 2-story garage
which would make fine doctor S
oflce or studio. Price, S2S.500. To
inspect. call: JAMES z. SCHWAB,
OR: $500: after 5 pm, call 81.
OSTE Un
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Near 10Th and Decatur
Large corner. center-hall entrance
brick home with liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, den and bedrm. on 1st a.:
spacious bedrms. and 2 baths 2nd
f.; bedrms. on 3rd A.; maid &
rm. and bath in bsmt., oil h.-w.h.;
double brick gar. Call Mr.. J. P.
Smith. Elk: 24S0 or AID. 2452. Ex-
elusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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HOUSES EoR SALAD.
= ACRE On CHARM

eriek Cape Cod, -
yrs cid, set on = acre az 3SNH.
with tall shade trees and creek ia
rear Of property immense Nv I'm.
With nrrpl siSlA, din I'm q.
: extra lArEe twin size bedrms and
full bath on ist a %nd r a!nost
finished into 3 hedrmS and nl
bath; daylight bSnt level entrance
&c. lawn, det gar with ersessNsy
oil a-e. heat. only Sis.SSo For
appointment 10 see. call SH 500
III 0 . N
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BETHESDA

@- = @44SASD44
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT
A new custom built brick Colonial on
a lovely level lot; large bedrms
and bath on the End FIR; liv. rm.,
din. rm.. paneled kit, bedrm. or IL
brary with complete bath on list FIR ;
full bsmt.: price, S19,500.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors
Georgetown once
3207 o St NV Hi 72R6 q
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INCOME. S57,
3rd AND MADISON ST.

Lovely 22-ft., semidet. brick, with 8
rms. 2 baths. 2-car gsrase, oil
6coNNSoR. sf; 81. ;sssa; Sa sSes.. 'sI. 81.
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MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE co.
HOME AND INCOME
TAKnAEA pADX

Just od ouSilne, near SAaitaTigm al
most new. 10 rms, . baths AZ
ranged into : comfortable S-rm
apis; Beautiful lot, vel anAneed.
SH 644O I'll Q Pm
NIAAAaiAa nlA q
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Prewar 3-bedroom brick bungalow,
full basement. outside entrance.
Convenient 70 transportation. eH.
10l1 until o pm.
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Sl6,75O RAMBLER
Sl5,75O-CAPE COD

Overlooking wooded parkway on sS7-
tt.-ceep Handicapped lot in one %
Silver SpriEgS best areas beautI-
tuHy Kept house with bedTms =
full baths. finished rec, rm In bSmi
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GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

2 baths: large garden: nicely re-
modelsd; under $4,000. OWNER
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95O5 SEMINOLE ST
HEART OF SILVER SPRING
OF AppPOVED
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AkDWiCk PARK. mod 2-bedrm.
ounga,. porches. gar.. shaded lot:
$1,000 reas down payment, SdS
month. JOHN H. JOHNSON WA.
$3.50 IN
ANONDALE-By owner. large brick
bunSalov: 17R-ft. living room with
fireplace, dining room. Kitchen with
9-cu.-ft refrigerator. 9 large bed
rooms. full basement. exp attic,
eaS &C. heat, storm and screened
windows and doors Anchor fenced,
iandScaped. 1900 AvondAle I'd ns
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-31

The appropriation is $4,000. The sponsors of the bill rec
ognized that the appropriation was inadequate but it was the
maximum thew could hope to secure in 1049. In spite of the
fact that there is only one professional person to cover the
entire state at the present time, they have made real Roadway in
interpreting the law to labor, public and employer. In November
1919, Rev. Fountain Penick and Glen Mansfield, the executive
secretary, attended the annual meeting of the National Assoc
citation of lntergroup Relations Officials at the Shorthand Hotel
in Chicago. The organization Is made up of persons engaged
IN race relations on the local, sta e and national level from
ell parts of the country Rev. Penick and Mr.. Mansfield
sions and secure first hand. information on the experience of
other states. At the present time Mrs Robert M. Jones is Wis
ting all of the FEPC commissions in Eastern states and attend
ing the first conference of FEPC officials.
The success of the WASHINGTON state law depends on whether
or not it gains public acceptance. Tt is hoped that it will be-
accepted to the extent that a more sdequate sum will be appro-
priatef. by the 1851 Legislature. If you are familiar with the
history of the legislation you are aware that some groups and
org nizations opposed the bill Some Of these same groups are
The Commits ion welcomes constructive criticism if it is based
on facts. Let us bear in mind that the effectiveness of any law
is not judged by the number of violationr-in the first three
yesrs of operation the New York Commission had less than
1000 formal complaints.
The Washington state law, IN spite of having been in oper-
alton only a few months ard operating with an inadequate APP
preparation has demonstrated that it is effective in helping to
eliminate racial discrimination. The law is indirectly responsible
for some IMPORTANT gains such as adjustment of segregation
Seattle s leading department stores and removal of certain dis
criminatory questions from application blanks of firms and
schools. The Commission has met with the Oregon State Com
mission and held public meetings in Richland, Pasco, Ken
newick, Spokane, Yakima Elensberg area.
You and I have a stake in this law and a responsibility If we
are sincerely interested in helping the legislation to gain public
acceptance.
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Advertisement.
PLANNING N DOING

Mutual Development Associa-
ton, Inc, a Washington corpor-
alton dedicated to the raising of
property values, whose author
lied capitalization is $4,000, is
pleased to offer the following
classes of securities to the Cen
eral Public.
All of the following classes
Of securities have a par value of
ten dollars $4,000:
Preferred Stock: $4,000 shares
Class A Common: 10000 shares
Class B Common: 5000 shares
Orders will be executed by the
following Senior Officers whose
position with the corporation
and address follow their respect
i've names:
Walter e. Barbee - a49-20th
Ave-, Pres. $3.50. Director
Arthur @. Banks-2614 e. Pike
st. Sec............. Director
Eugene w. Richards-9107
50th So, Treas. Director
James ]. Pittman-1704-16th
Ave. ...... Gen. Mgr.
Charles R. Vogel-1533-12th
So.,........ Sr. Acct. Officer
This present total offering is
$500, 900 of which $4,000 or
$1.20 per share will be paid
for selling commissions, expens-
es and advertising. Purpose of
offering is to provide funds for
the first project, the construc-
ton of the Carol-Rose, a mod
ern apartment and office build
ing on the Southwest corner of
Goth Ave. and East Union Street
and to make other sound real
estate investments.
Because these securities are
believed to be exempt from reg
~istration they have not been
registered with the securities
and exchange commission; but
such exemption, if available,
does not indicate that the Sc
curities have been either ap-
proved or disapproved by the
commission or that the commits
sionhas considered the accuracy
or completeness of the state
ments in this communication.
Let US tell you who may be-
come qualified Agents.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-31
Wosh. Children's
Hospital Troins First
Colored PhYsicion

DR.. Arthur L. Johnson Of Balti-
more has become the first colored
physician to be accepted for train
ing at the Children's Hospital in
Washington. D. c., it is disclosed
in the May issue of the Journal of
the National Medical Association.
DR.. johnson who began his duties.
in January 1850, is presently as
signed in the Out-Patient Clinic
Division where he examines and
treats children as an externe. He
IS a graduate of Howard University
Medical School in Washington and
interned at Freedmen's Hospital in
1943. In 1949 he served as a Re-
search Fellow in Pediatrics at
Howard University and Freedmen's
Hospital. Under a u. S. Public
Health Service Fellowship he COM
pleted a study on the absorp-
ton of fat from the digestive tract
Of premature infants.
Children's Hospital has the larg-
est o~utpatient clinic of any child
ren's hospital in the world. Children
of all races are treated in this
clinic on a non-segregated basis.
Colored children make up about
80 per cent of the children so
treated.
This cooperation of the Hospital
in the training of colored physi-
clans in pediatrics is expected
to aid materially in supplying the
need of Negro pediatricians.
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G. F. r. e. INTERNATIONAL

CONTINUED from Page ~
Phoebe Ann Helm, Marjorie
Anderson and Mrs. Taylor accom-
panied on the piano, and Mikael
Scheremetiew on the violin.
A free will offering was taken
to help carry on the work of the
Christian Friends.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-31

INITIATIVE NO. 176
On record supporting the Free
dom From Want" Initiative 176
and the Earned Unemployment
Compensation" Initiative ITO is the
Seattle Fair Employment Citizens
Committee, ]. Mcdaniel, chairman
announced this week. Committee
members are circulating both in
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-31

Concentrating the passage of
the state Fair Employment Prac-
tees law passed by the 1949 legis-
lature last June, the committee
is planning a social affair in mid
June. Watch these columns for
further information.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-31

FOR SALE 8 BEDROOM
Home, clean and in good repair.
Must be seen to appreciate. Auto
matte heat. Lake view near Holy
Names. $500. Easy terms by
Owner East 517s, 7O7 = Gath No.
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Junior Citizens Plan
Awards on May Day

Twenty-Five boys and girls Sc
lected by their comrades will be
awarded citations for outstanding
community service at a May Day
festival sponsored by the Junior
Police and Citizens Corps at the
Banneker playground Saturday
afternoon.
The citations will tell of the
extraordinary efforts made by the
25 to protect private and public
property and curb juvenile delin-
quency.
Three kings and three queens
elected by popular vote of the
to 9. 10 to 13 and Is to II age
groups will reign over the fes-
tival.
One of the features will be the
first public appearance of the uni
formed drill teams of the corps,
which now numbers some $4,000
members.
Miss Shirley Johnson, Howard
University student and president
Of the corps. will present the cita-
tions. She has been a member of
the corps for seven years.
The corps was organized by
Pvt. Oliver A. CoWan in October,
1912, when he became aroused by
the spread of juvenile delinquency
III the 18th precinct.
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Friendship Drama Club
To Present ; Plays

Three one-act plays will be pre-
sented at pm. tomorrow at the
Friendship House. 619 D street
Sc, by the Friendship Drama
Club.
The new group under the direc-
tion of Miss Gwen Cerney, staff
member of Friendship House, will
perform The Man in the Bowler
Hat, The Dear Departed" ano
Peter Pumpkin Eater" The lat
ter is a children's play with a
cast of 6 and 7 year-olds. 1t is
directed by Miss Marcella Bonn
marito, also a staff member.
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Barney May Fete Planned
Tomorrow and Saturday

The Barney Neighborhood
House will hold its 48th annual
May festival from 4 to 10 pm
tomorrow and Saturday at the
house, 470 N street S.W.
Included on the program will
be a play, "Rumpelstiltskin," at
5 pm. tomorrow and 7:30 pm.
Saturday, and an operetta, Pima
fore" at 8 pm. on both days.
Climaxing the program will be
the crowning of the May queen at
pm. Saturday, to be followed
by May pole dances. Food and
handmade articles by women's
clubs and the girls of Jefferson
Junior High School will be sold at
a white elephant table. Supper
will be served both days from
to pm.
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MedicaI-S Surgical Society
To Hold Banquet Tonight

The SD annual banquet of the
Washington Medical and Surgical
Society will be held at $50 o'clock
tonight at the Hotel 2400.
Highlight of the dinner will be
presentation of the annual Frank
E. Gibson Award for the out
standing medical paper submitted
to the society.
Guest speaker will be Assistant
Attorney General H. Graham
Morrison. A dance will be held
after the banquet. Arrangements
are directed by Drs. Ralph R.
Stevenson, David M. Nolan and
William Claudy
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Attorney to Be Cantor

Irving Wilmer, Washington at
torney, will be the guest cantor
at the weekly Sabbath services ot
the Northeast Hebrew Congrega-
ton at $50 pm. Friday in the
assembly room of the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church. Twenty-sec-
ond street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE, DR.. Hymen Ezra Cohen
rabbi of the congregation, will
preach.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

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and they're n
te hats White natural and black
clothes need! Young hats becoming
MAirysao Second
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