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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
Scintina

An old-time acquaintance,
scintilla, appears in court again.
] have been a devoted reader Of
the reports Of trials-Hiss, Cop
lon, Sanders, Cameron, Hair,
and all the rest-but ] had not
happened to see scintilla for a
long time before came across it
in an account Of one of our
North Carolina trials a few
days ago.
Scintilla is distinctly q law
yer's word. You never hear it or
see it in print except as part of
the phrase, mot a scintilla OF
evidence"
Scintilla is the Latin word for
spark. 1t was taken into English
with that meaning, but, maybe
because the word spark was
good enough and no synonym
for it was required, scintilla
came TO be used in a figuratiye
sense only, denoting something
very small. The definitions in the
Oxford English Dictionary are
"a minute particle, an atom,
and Webster's New international
defines the word as follows: "A
spark or barely perceptible mani
festation; the slightest particle
or trace"
Lawyers just dote on the
word. Often in a courtroom ]
have been impressed by the low
ing emphasis with which it is
uttered. In a lawyers eyes when
he says scintilla ! have many a
time observed a sparkle that
suggests the original meaning of
the word. But. although he loves
the word itself, he gets a good
deal of Indignation into the as
sertion that contains it, for
when he uses it he is always
declaring that there is mot q
scintiIla Of evidence" to support
the contention of his adversary.
Later it may turn out that, in
the jury's opinion, there was a
mountain Of evidence where the
lawyer found mot q scintilla;;" !"
but that is beside the point; we
are not here discussing whether
scintilla Is used truthfully or
falsely.
ROget's Thesaurus gives some
fifty or sixty synonyms or near
synonyms for scintilIa- atom,
particle, dot, grain, whit, shred,
perap, bit, and 10 on--but do you
ever hear q lawyer say mot q
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
Sincerely,
James Ludlow
RESALE OF LAND BY TRUSTEE

Orange County
WHEREAS, the undersigned, act
ing as Trustee in a certain Deed Of
Trust executed by James Lawrence
Neville and Audrey D. Neville and
recorded in Book 81, at page 125, in
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of
Orange County, foreclosed and Of
fered for sale the land hereinafter de-
scribed; and whereas within the time
allowed by law an advanced bid was
filed with the Clerk Of the Superior
Court and an order issued directing
the Trustee TO resell said land upon an
opening bid Of Fourteen Hundred and
Ninety Six ($1496.25) and 25I100
Dollars.
NOW, THEREFORE, under and by
virtue Of said order of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Orange County,
and the power Of sale contained in
said deed of trust, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale upon said
opening bid at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the door
Of the county courthouse in Hillsboro,
North Carolina, at IL o'clock Noon
on the 21st day Of April, 1850, the
following described property located
in the County Of Orange, State afore-
said, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT, BEGINNING at a
point 70 feet from the intersection
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14
LenOir Chambers in New Post

know Lenoir Chamberlain
there are still a good many of
them, despite the towns turn
over in population since he left
here about thirty years ago
are delighted to hear that he has
been made editor of the Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot. He succeeds
Louis ]. Jaffe, who died last
month. For the last six years
he has been editor of the Vir-
ginian-Pilo allied evening
newspaper, the Ledger-Dispatch.
Mr.. Chambers, a native of
Charlotte, was graduated from
the University in 1914 after
making Phi Beta Kappa, playing
on the varsity football, basket
ball, and tennis teams, being edi-
tor of the Tar Heel, and winning
other student honors. He taught
at the Woodberry Forest school
in Virginia served in France as
an Army officer in the First
World War; and was here in the
University for two yeaFssas as
sistant professor Of journalism
and chief Of the news bureau. 1t
was when he joined the staff Of
the Greensboro News, in the
1920s, that the public became
aware of his talent for writing
and his remarkably clear and
comprehensive understanding Of
what was going on in the world.
r his understanding was
strengthened and enlivened by
the sound knowledge Of history
and literature, and of mankind's
activities in general from
Socrates to Woodrow Wilson,
that he had bfilt III by omni-
vorous reading after he got out
Of school.
There is no interstate tariff or
other obstacle TO newspapers
going from one state to another;
50, unfortunately for North
Carolina, people outside, as well
as people at home, took note OF
Mr.. Chambers's ability. 1t was
observed with special interest by
Virginia talent scouts, who al
ways hold North Carolina in
high favor as a raiding ground.
Result: Norfolk took Mr. Cham
bers away from Greensboro.
His visits to Chapel Hill in
recent years can be accurately
described as lamentably infre-
quent. During one period his'con-
nection with the place was kept
fairly close by reason Of his
being a member of the board of
directors of the University
Alumni Association. Also, at one
commencement he was alumni
marshal and functioned as mas
ter of ceremonies at a large as
sembly. When an alumnus's ties
with alma mater become notice
ably loose, alma mater can
tighten them to some degree by
making him something or other
in the Alumni Association. When
that is done he is bound TO come
here once in q while to ask
Maryon Saunders what he is to
do next.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

the Register of Deeds of Orange
County in Book 131 at page 4s2.
The sale viii remain open for ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the 18th day Of March, 1850.
L. J. Phipps, Trustee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

North CcrolIn0 Division
NnTEO STATES DRSwTas goUNpAEvoM uso
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-14

Without the respect that goes with q
good name no business can long endure.
We all know the importance Of q good
name. In personal life it 10 the hallmark
Of respect In the life of business 1t is
matter Of necessity.
Respect for good name must be
earned. On the business level II means
good jobs and wages for people taxes for
the county and state integrity in all bus
iness dealings Observance Of the laws.
The bear industry in North Carolina
stands for all these things and by CO.
operating with the newly organized Malt
Beverage Division Of the ABC Board Il
working to zee that your beer retailer
conducts his business in the best integ-
ssts Of the public.
This industry is constantly working 10
deserve good name and respected
position in your community. Good citi-
Senship and tolerance are helping NJ
toward oar goal
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Miss KHnge Wed

The wedding of Miss Mary Ann
Klinge and Mr.. Alfred Franklin
Shorb took place yesterday in st.
Luke's Evangelical Luthera n
Church in Silver Spring. the Revs.
Robert E. Lee and l.. c. Sparks,
jr., officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frederick
Klinge. Mrs. Paul Dexter Ketch-
UNI was matron of honor for her
sister and the other attendants
were Mrs. Richard Prough, Mrs.
Joseph Taphorn. Miss Lou Use
Grotlisch and Mrs. Daniel Lee, jr.
Dexter Ernest Ketchum was ring
bearer.
1t. Comdr. Norman w. Shorb
acted as best man and the ushers
were the Messrs. William L. Katz-
enberger, Gerald M. Stambach,
Daniel j. Lee, jr., John Morton
and James Barker.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Entertain Weekend Guests;
Dinner for Bride-E|ect

they have Col. and Mrs. Ward
Mohun of Detroit with them and
another guest is Mrs. Godden's
sister, Mrs. Hazel Hoberman of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brawner,
also have a cabin cruiser and
they spend as much time as they
can spare from their busy life on
the bay. During the past week
they have been on a cruise in
and out of the various inlets and
have had DR.. and Mrs. George
Huffman with them.
Miss Lorna Morley is at Sea-
side, N. j., over the week end
where she went with group of
young people who spend a part
of each summer at Gibson Island
and who do a good bit of sailing
there. They will attend the re-
gatta at Seaside this week end and
in the party are Miss Morley's
f1ance, Mr.. William Kouwenhoven
Iof Baltimore, and Mr.. Robert
DUNCAN who will take part in
one or two of the events and Miss
Janeth Lloyd.
Miss Barbara Blair came home
yesterday from a tour of several
of the European countries. She
and Mrs. Lucy Cobb Jones made
the trip together and visited Eng
land. Venice and the Riviera.
Mrs. Jarl Larson entertained
Wednesday at the second of a
series of bridge luncheons that
she is giving through the summer.
Her guests were Mrs. Louis A.
Gravelle, Mrs. Richard E. Titlow,
Mrs. Ward H. Barnett. Mrs. j.
b. Bodley, Mrs. Joseph A. Guard,
Mrs. Guy McIver Hooks and her
mother Mrs. L. H. Pettus, Mrs.
William G. Allen, Mrs. Mable
Marie Coins. Mrs. Charles J..
Mumford, Mrs. w. Marvin Smith
and Mrs. G. A. Connatser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dudley
went to Banfland Lake Louise,
Canada, for their vacation.
Mrs. Grant Heston is back in
Bethesda again and is the guest
of her father, Mr.. James C. Dulin
and Mrs. Dulin. Her visit is too
short for much entertaining but
there was a party and foursome
for her Wednesday with Mrs. Hugo
Brooks. Mrs. Emory H. Bogley
and Mrs. Lee Jones as guests.
Mrs. Dulin was hostess at the
luncheon. Mrs. Heston is living
in Newport, while Comdr. Heston
is on sea duty with headquarters
at Newport.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

Miss Wessie Jean Shuck of
Miami, daughter of Mrs. Elmer
Shuck and the late Mr.. Shuck,
was married last evening to Mr..
Robert Ashley Mcclellan of Roa-
noke Rapids. N. c., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Mcclellan.
The ceremony took place in the
First Church of the Nazarene in
this city. the Rev. Russell G. Len
gel officiating.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. Herbert
Orten Shuck, and attended by
Miss Nettie Joyce Shuck, Mrs.
Robert Haskins, Miss Elizabeth
Webner and Miss Mary. Mcclellan
Midshipman Joseph P. Hillock,
tr., served as best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Haskins and Mr.
John Walling.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
By LiIIion Arthur

Representative and Mrs. Edward
Kruse of Indiana are staying on
here through the summer with no
present plans for a vacation or a
return to their home in Fort Wayne
until the end of the session of
Congress. They are limiting their
entertaining to an occasional
small party for a visitor from
back home in Indiana. This week
end they have Mrs. Kruse's BROTH
er-in-law and sister. DR.. and Mrs.
William Jaxheimer of Kingston,
N. Y, with them and they also
have Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny
and Mr.. Robert Mcdonald, all of
Fort Wayne, with them for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Burr
entertained at dinner during the
week in honor of Miss Nicha Soure
and Mr.. Marvin S. Searle whose
marriage will take place next
month at Miss Soure's home in
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Among the guests was the sister
of the bride to-be, Miss Fiji Soure,
who will be maid of honor at the
wedding, and Mrs. Burr's mother,
Mrs. Hall Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett J. Booth
by are back from their vacation
with fascinating stories of a trip
up the Hudson, past Sleepy Hol-
low and the Catskills, through the
Canal to Lake Champlain and up
the Richelieu River to Montreal.
They made the trip with Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Branch in their cabin
cruiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Golden are
spending part of the summer at
Shady Side. They have a cot
tage there and frequently have
guests for a week end. This week
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence w. Fitz-
gerald of Takoma Park have an
nounced the engagement of theil
daughter, Dolores Ann, to Mr.
Laurence Taylor Scott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Scott.
Miss Fitzgerald is a senior al
the University of Maryland anc
Is a member of Kappa Delta
sorority. Mr.. Scott is a graduate
of the University of Niagara
where he received his commission
as second lieutenant in the Army
of the United States.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Engaged to Wed

Mrs. Alice Powell Ward has
announced the engagement of hel
daughter, Joyce Lee, to Mr.. John
Frederick Volz. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Volz of Baltimore
Miss Ward is a senior at the
University of Maryland and grad
yates in arts and sciences in June
1851. Mr.. Volz is majoring in en-
gineering and will complete his
studies in February, 1851.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
ToFN to Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Benson
and young son, Edward Robert
will leave by plane tomorrow fol
Houston. Tex, where they will
spend II days with Mrs. Benson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rud-
nick. En- route home they will
visit in Dallas with Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Benson.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

10 miles Of Wash, by middle-aged,
pets. 10. 2-57e3 after 5 pm. p
NAVAL OFFICER. wife, son. aged II.
home only on vacations. desire 2-3
I'M Sst st as up ss'Rss ss s1so 8B sas
s.BsiEiDRooM sii HousE-unf.; Dref.
Alex. or NV, D. CT will sign lease;
excellent ref; max $3.50. TEr osss.
UNFURN. e-BEDRM. HOUSE in No.
AT: wanted for 2 adults. Call 81.
ADuET FAMILY wishes to rent g.
bedroom unfurn. house; handy
Gsoreetoyn Uniy;; pref: Va; lease
o6. Avail. aya1 now, Mar. 1s, or APR: l..
LAWYER and family seek det. furn.
or 6 month rental in NV. or Va,
commencing. in next few weeks; de-
sire good neighborhood: garden and
1 pan; sses ef ssdi5n; Seidass sA ME sssssG Ex E1
S34 Gf no answer, leave message).
REFINED. coNsIDERATE party dc.
sires unfurnished 4-5 bedroom home,
possibly long lease; vicinity Conn.
or Mass. avenues: refs. BOX 59-z,
MfIiiARY ATrAcHE desires fur.
Si9as hsqis 5BESRM sGa SGz ffoT HosE
apt. in Silver Spring, by reliable
family Of 4; will take yearly lease.
Can 81. $3.50 or ST.. 20S4. -5
HOUSE OR apartment unfurnished.
Chevy. Chase area for foreign Govt.
ofiicial, maximum $3.50 monthly;
will sign l yr. lease. MR.. MUIR.
HO. 1920 81
8 BEDROOMS, unfurnished, Chevy
Chase area for foreign Govt. ofncial;
". lease. Mr.. MUIR, Ho. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED

6-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, new, fun
cellar, auto. gas h,-w.h., Ven. blinds,
sI25 mo. Ak, 2o35; =
rd2, Glen Echo HITS, Nd. SIS mo:
GGncHAEiASq' SCI An SqrsMyj MyEj. Tifa 1taa J. WESLEY
BRAND.NEW' BRANNEW' a1bedroom & raa house. near
responsible party. Call HI. 2965. 81
Sbedrm., bath lst q: 5000. MRS.
18th AND PARK RD. AREA; room
ing house, partly furn.; 3-rm. and
bath unfurn; apt. vacant. 3-rm;
arn sna enh rsned tnte sox Boz ssaY yseant st.i
BETHEsDA-S166 per mo-, 1-yr.
bier consisting Of 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. living dining room, large
fully equipped kitchen, utility room.
garage. gas heat. PHILLIPS. CANBY
q ~ FgILEa, gI gsoo INC" 1ol2 18th st.
EAST aisi RI RIvERSALE, EfSSi mD.-Approx: +,
acre; Cape Cod, iiv. rm., kit. bed
room and bath; garage; storage
attic; fruit trees; $50 mo. unfurn.
Call Mr.. Cubbage, 1t WA. $500, with
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
&135 MONTHS bedrm. brick home
in Rosemary Hills, Silver Spring,
available April l. For complete in.
formation call sH. 349O. or ewes.
NV NV ?sc.fBiE;pRooM HOME. earpeting
garbage disposal: 10 minutes te
town; CONGRESS Heights. S135 mo
AK, 5313 Il
Evening star., 1950-03-02
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. .garden-type. 2nd-
floor unit: contains living rm.,
dinette, kitchen. 2 bedrms.. and
bath Priced for quick sale. Excel
lent terms. Call Mr.. Burke. TU.
210O; ewes. KI. s-s574. SHOCKEY
& MOORHEAD. REALTORS. .
NAYLOR GARDENS-3Oth and Nay
lor I'd. S.e.-Several select l, 2, 8
bedrm. units available. Lowest mo.
charges IN D; G. DRURY REALTY
coRR; RE. 1888; evenings GE. e22o
DE LUKE 2-BEDRooM APT.-Artis-
tically .redecorated and completely
modernized with new kitchen and
bath. large foyer. spacious living
room, dining room or den: excellent
closet space. Here are the advan-
tages of close-in location Just of
18th St, coupled with the generous
dimensions Of an older building.
Call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. 1900; residence. MI. 1904.
1441 HARVARD ST. NV. Apt. "a
Liv. rm.. bedrm., foyer, bath and
kit; lovely cond.; priced low: $4,000
dn., $50 mo. CO. 1857. Ia. S797
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HOUSES FURNISHED

0OOSeS F0kNISf1eO
2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW-Oil heat.
city water; lge. lot; conv. to schools
.Snf1 and ghurehss,i h he's q in Fairfax. $50 mo-
BkENTWoo8. as ~ sS.isi sii2s R. I. AvE.-IDet.
poss.; Sis5 per mo. DUNN & go CO,
1898 R; I. ave-, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
: ROOMS AND BATH. full basement.
SSSsS $ss, 'sF'sS 81 H. Raass s heat 81 s5so
Falls CHURCH. vA.-s bedrooms.
gas &C. heat: S110 per month. Call
Property Manager, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
BANNoCKBURN-s175 per month.
home Of 6 rooms, ga baths, screen
sarn fa PGnTie eANb9 eqs,9 & GsaIsSSf pSinSR e! c hse
near =: Myer; $500 mo: ". b:
MODERN GRIN BRICK HOUSE,
S~ner SH,.a to g, occupy l bsdFm; dnn balance Of
asiis. 1875 S5 15th 5 St. Sleo ne LA me s-essi 81.
LADY WILL SHARE with couple or
2 girls, nicely furn. home. adj. to
GamsfSn AZ eoas station For appointment
sa77 ssTd ST. s.E.-suitable chill
dren. new 3-bedrm. brk., semidet. /;
full bsmt, gas heat; mr.. school and
rpp Shoppping@ @ eenter. Ho. $3.50. - %
Colonial home. Large liv. rm., din
rm.,. kit. on 1st f.; bedrms., small
study and l bath on 2nd H.; COW.
to Conn; ave. Transportation. Fur
ntshed, $500 mo. Immediate posses
sion. F. A. TWEED CO. 55o4 Conn.
ave. NV: EN-. 1890 til 8 pm. q
MT. PLEASANT-Liv rm., din. rm.,
kit: and incl. porch on 1st a.; 8
bedrms., bath and inclosed porch
on 2nd q. Built-in gar. Full bath
in bsmt:; Sl75 mo. Immed. poss.
F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4 Conn. ave.
NV. EN-. 1890 til 9 pm. .
BEDRMs.. from March ] to June
J. Call after 6 pm, GE. 1857. -3
BRICK BUNGALOW, nicely furn.;
bedrms.. lge. yard; conven. to shop
ping center and transp.: immed. oc-
cupancy. -UN. 2103. 3
MASS. AVE. HGHTS.,-Nr Wis. ave.
on Fulton ST., will rent 1st d. Of lge
house; kit. dinette and 5 Other
rms, 500 mo. EN-. 2s96. "
Evening star., 1950-03-02
APARTMENrs WANTEp

YOUNG PHYSICIAN desires 1-rm.
Ell. apt. for residence. Box 112-Y,
Star. q
SMALL furnished apt. or housekeep-
ing rooms, by Govt. employed, set
tied lady; ne. pref. Box 45-Z, Star.
EFF. APT. with bath, In apt. bldg.,
NV. section; Govt. EMPLOYED lady
Boz 7o-Z star. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos,

uSOSsS FSN SALE-SoutneoSt
ANAcosIIAmNr. IN. sII,;s.i 18th and MINI: 4,
built; s rms bedrms, and 2 tiled
ssragei HARTMAN sfiii, REAGTY, Il! p: nc:
ANACOSTIA, 1926 Valley pl s.e.-3-
family Oct: frame: oil h.-w.h.: S13,-
r. ATKINS. L6 5s 4s55os aepSan' FIR psRap 5ass.
CAPITOL HILL, 8 furn. apts,; also
2 dble, Ink. rms, income approx.
$500 mo. Priced $l7.s75. Si,S75
cash, balance like rent. Ii. 4-90S9.
HILLCREST AREA. near Fairfax VII.
iage, 37O4 Southern ave.-Spanish
bungalow, 5 rms, bath, oak floors.
oil h.-w.n.; large, level lot. SlO,95O,
Open evenings. HARTMAN REALTY.
NC; s;, I34o Good Hope rd. Sc. LU.
si4. ssrd ST. s.E.-shipley ter.
rms rms bath, gas &C. heat, full bsmt..
fenced yard. storm door and win.
doWs: only S11.5OO. S2,1OO down,
ANNENBERG REALTY CO. Real.
tors, LII. 7-s357 til 8 pm. .
CALIFORNIA SPANISH-A distinc-
tive home suitable for a family with
children and those who entertain;
- q ahC 1iCbIUOiLUOQ OH q
beautifully terraced lot, 9Ox2O0 with
excellent landscaping. Home is on
Two levels: 1st floor lge. Nv. rm.,
oen; bedrms.. inclosed porch. bath
and garage. On lower level are large
kltchen, enormous dining or terrace
room, lge. bsmt. and bath; oil h.-w.
neat: convenient. to transportation,
stores and schools; Sl9,950; terms
arranged. Ewes, OIL. 1129. JOHN
r. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Penna.
ave s;e:: LII. 3-00S4. g
lovely lot; $4,000 on terms. JESSIE
LOEB, MA. 2014, ewes. HO. 9l67.
home and income; h.-wh.; $3.50 to
$1,000 down. Call Mr.. Hogan. DI.
4254. cox & CO. ewes. RA. 5612.
10th PL. S.E.-S1 eco down. balance
Ike rent; semidet. brick. oil h.-w.h.;
sHEkTzER, RSazi n; H. a7s%s: cGl Gl!aESRD s4sal
1890 G ST. S. E.-Two-fa family row
brick, each apt, has 3 rms. and
bath, gas h.-wh., full basement;
income. S. 90 mo, plus apt for
buyer: only $9.95O, $1,000 down,
ANNENBERG REALTY CO., Real.
tors, Ii. 1887 It'll 0. IS
4I6 SEWARD SQUARE Sc, facing
Pa. ave.-Two-story z large rms,
2 full baths. coal h.-w.h., fun base.
ment: nice porch; needs redecorat-
.asv .as fst tsrms s9Sd 9SnrMgr1a sHs st s12959,
CO., Realtors, Ii. 7-s357. til 9.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
TN VNIa
HOUSES 70 SHARE

EMPLOYED COUPLE - Make your
home in. Beth. with empl. GENTLE
lady: Sl10 mo-, OIL. 1897. a
SETTLED LADY, living alone. will
unemployed lady; NV. section. Reas.
Box l3S-Y, Star a
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

VIRGINIA APTS., unfurnished-Ad.
jacent Bancroft; !. r, d. r, hit,
bedrm. and bath. S77.50. utilities
included. Apply. MRS. JOHNSON
Mr., 1714 s. Taylor st., Arlington.
GIL, 649l. "A
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Carroll Garden Ants
BARNABY GARDENS
University Hills Apis.
UNIVERSITY LANE AND

OLD COLESVILLE RID,
Modern, freproof. de luxe apts;
HOLLYWOOD picture windows. parouet
floors, exhaust fan. broom and
linen closets. laundry facilities;
fenced-tn Fairgrounds and many
other desirable features; eficiency,
S69.50; l bedrm. $78.75-SSI 80;
2 bedrms. S92, incl. util RESIDENT
MANAGER ON PREMISES, For
further information call
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
100 18th ST. NV, 316 Ring BLDG,
RE 23R& RE 7226
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
Cash FOR Y0UR prick or frame
aog'e :.eson Enss any S1 eS1Tsa sondon any sE!
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con
dition; any section MR.. B. LIse.
= :, r fsSMfr s,is 1. ATTENTION .. to sA. :.,-
ea fps property II fhsi y0u Rsso esSto'
sos North Capitol; Ma 67se. Free
aRR1aI'is Ih Pay essa eeisH'' rSBsx sBss 1872 81
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for home
and investment properties. Wins
have you to offer? THCS.. E. JAR
RELL CO. Realtors (estab. 1915
BKookIaND, iG.a i5 Mic Michisan ka ors2i pa2k, nsa
Catholic Univ. Either direct OF
throush broker. Box 4l5-T, Star.
FOR QUICK SALES, with expert ap.
praisal, list today with l.. T. .GRAv
M S75s 5sseassr' ess. phone ssas az ssooM 81 NV
QUICK will be the action in buyin
y2IIc your hone tfoeeo foe cash; Mitchell
Ux06SA rnOm OWNEnp nlSQeSL cas-
ENs: ST. 1858. ewes. Vi; s1ss
ATTENTION, owners, builders, brc-
kers. All cash or equity cash fc
houses. Wholesale groups. D. C.,
y "a o. q Box va; $685. aiYs 3 e. geri9issj is location
CASH FOR HOUSES, white or Co .
ored. any condition or section. MI
BRuMO. ST. 1920. Ewes, LA.
URGENT NEED-For 8 and 4 bedrm
homes In Chevy Chase. Please ca
Mr.. BuRRuss, till 0 pm, HU.
Will PAY CASH for properties ii,
p. c., Va. or Nd: Prompt atten-
ton Mr.. DRAySNER, MA. 4O9e
We NEED LISTINGS for waitin
buyers. both white and colored. /.
you are considering selling. pleas,
call US at once. BROWN REALT.
CORP: paod Realtors ST. 2o26; ewes.
CaEvY 'ccaAsE-Hsve cash buyer 70.
3-bedrm:, 81 s1bath ath home with den
Henderson, 10. 2-8760. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, DI. 141I. -5
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Evening star., 1950-03-02
KENT VILLAGE

BRIGHT spacious rooms with picture
windows and large closets: recrea-
tional director for children's &C.
tfytties, memberships available in
stores nearby; Capital Transit bus
H-6 into development.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
FOREST HILLS

SO1tEO ! 111LIO
Charming white brk.. facing private
estates, nr. Conn. ave, etc. Well
arranged 1st a. with den and
with adj. porch. 8 bedrms. and 2
baths, priced right. Call till 8 pm.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
AID. 1900. 3
MANOR PARK BARGAIN
Well constructed, prewar. semidet.
brick home, vicinity 4th and Ogle-
thorpe sts.,. one block to express
buses on Ord and 9th sts., one block
to stores: 6 rms, 2 tile baths. open
firepl., h.w.h., oil; cement frt. sorch,
deep lot. garage. Unforeseen circum-
stances make this home a steal at
S17,250. Possession at once. Call
til $3.50 pm.
EARLE w. MANSON
Evening star., 1950-03-02
GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
AT D. C.-MD LINE. NEW DE.
VELOPMENT AND 2 BEDRM
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE ANT
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO
Evening star., 1950-03-02
! Bedroom
2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM S71.75.
Utilities Included In Rent

SEE FURNISHED MODEL APT.
From Peace Cross a,
Bladensburg. take Route o. s, so tc
Bird trafic light. then turn right or
Route 202. go ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Nd.
AP Q16S &