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Evening star., 1950-01-15
Republicans Will Gain
In November Votinu,
Brewster Predicts
By Gould Lincoln

Senator Brewster of Maine.
chairman of the Republican SEN
atorial Campaign Committee, yes
terday told reporters a survey of
the situation in many States en-
couraged him to believe the COP
not only would hold it's own but
would make gains in the Novem-
ber elections.
The situation, Mr.. Brewster said
after a meeting of his committee,
has definitely improved for Re
publican senatorial candidates in
Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois
and Connecticut, and is looking
better in Colorado and New York.
One of the factors rising to
plague the Democrats, the Maine
Senator continued, is a marked
increase in imports with a CORES
ponding decrease in exports,
bringing in their wake greater un-
employment and destruction of
American business.
Reports Million JobIes.
Senator Brewster said there
were approximately 100000 more
unemployed in this country in De-
cember than in November, bring
ing the total of unemployed now
close to 100000. This is having a
political effect, Senator Brewster
insisted, in such States at Connec-
ticut where unemployment insur-
ance funds have run out.
The Maine Republican attrib-
uted much of the trouble to the
administrations handling of re-
ciprocal trade agreements. The
devaluation of the British pound
in September was followed, he
pointed out, by the acceptance by
that government of the Annecy
trade agreements.
''The jobs of more than 1,000,-
900 American workers will be sac
rificed to the administrations for
eign trade program, Senator
Brewster predicted, "if current
trends. of export and import trade
continue.
Imports Increasing.
Imports increased $33, 400, 900
in October over September. and
they increased another $33, $780, 900
in November over October. This
is a total increase of $67,000,000
in two months.
THE accumulation of each
months increase, for a year, if
this kind of thing continues.
would mean that we will bring into
this country additional imports
amounting to $2,600,00O, ,000."
American exports, on the other
hand, Senator Brewster said, de-
creased S53,10O,OO0 in October
from the September level, and
another S13, 100000 in November,
a total decline of S66.700.000 in
two months period. He said:
"The gradual strangulation of
American exports in many foreign
markets indicates that this trend
will also continue. Projecting
them for one year, we find just
the reverse of the imports-a loss
valued at over $2,500, 100000, every
cent of which can be identified as
a loss of business for the domestic
producer and a loss of jobs to the
workers.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Don't throw a fit if your tele-
vision set t-goes on the fritz,
Just call Stan District
7425. Stan is Stanley OstroW
of Flash Radio g. Television
Service at 500 7th st. S.W.
and he has been fixing tele-
vision sets of every make
expertly ever since television
started.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Weather

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1950-01-15

3 and 4 at $50
pm. a t t h e
Mayfower Ho-
tel.
This is the
fourth conSecu-
tive year that
t i C k e t sales
h a We necesSi-
tated@ holding
t W o separate
dinners. T h e
theme of this
years affairs
will be See
You In The
FhIpnieS - T.oh-
Evening star., 1950-01-15
CuIiforniuns Feel Quuke

EUREKA, Calf, Jan. IA. (P).-
A sharp earthquake which set
lighting fixtures to swaying, and
Jared the needle from the seismo-
graph at nearby Ferndale, jolted
Humboldt County at 1853 am
(PST) today.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Greek Lead Found

Recent examination Of the
Kambia lead-zinc deposits on the
island of Chiios, Greece. indicates
the presence of substantial guam
titles of commercial ore, Athens
reports,
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Board Of Trade Lists
Committee Members
For Double Dinner

The Board of Trade yesterday
announced committee appoint
ments for it's double-header mid
winter dinner to be held February
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Heparin is used by surgeons to
prevent formation of clots in blood
vessels after operations.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21
Liberty City
Elementary School

Mr.. George H. Thompson, fifth
grade instructor, and Miss Annie y.
Hudson, fourth grade instructor, re-
ceived certificates of Honor from
the Quiz Kids Best Teacher Con-
test. Catherine Smith and Vornell
Mosley, both fifth grade students
submitted the winning letters.
The Third Grade Group presented
a program featuring Cleanliness for
its Assembly offering. Songs and
poems based on well-known nursery
rhymes were recited or sung while
the young actors went through their
PAGES. Mrs. Litsey, Miss Rosa VIII
son and Mrs. Colson are our third
grade teachers.
Through the year with the calen-
dar'' was the title of playlet pre-
scented by Mrs. Helena Knowles
fifth grade class. Months of the
year and special holidays were rep
resented by the various class mem
bers. Appropriate music was pro-
vided by Mrs. Annie Russell. Liber-
ty city Elementary School PTA still
has a few tickets for the program
Monday night, January % at 1880.
The two choruses Of the school
will be special features in addition
to the excellent movie.
We are now enjoying ice water
since our two new electric coolers
have been installed. Each drinking
fountain has three spigots. Congrat-
ulations to Mrs. Alese Gill who
celebrates her birthday on the goth.
May she enjoy many, many more
happy and successful years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21
Rev. Clark Celebrates
20th Anniversary

The 29th Anniversary Of the St.
Matthews Baptist Church and its
pastor, the Rev. N. r. Clark, was
celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Clark
and the members Of the Church for
their many years, Monday, Janu-
airy 8 through Friday, January 49,,
1850.
One more mile stone has been
reached in that great observance by
church and pastor, showing the love
peace and christian feeling that has
kept space with 20 years Of service
to man and to God.
That great singing choir, the
Southland Singers open the first
night, with their reviving songs the
way you like to hear them sing. The
No. choir Of the church was in
charge. Dea. J. e. Monroe presented
the pastor as a founder.
The Rev. Samuel and his great
congregation of New HopeP. Map
fist Church, took over on the second
night. OF which Rev. Samuel moved
the souls Of those that heard him
with a powerful sermon.
On the third night Rev. Brantley
congregation Of New Hope p. Bap-
finest group of ushers to be seen in
any one church sat the churchs
fire so much so that If you had
heard him your soul would still be
on holy fire.
The members themselves took
over the fourth night with as many
as could have expressing their 10y.
atty to church and pastor. Many
new talent was discovered among
the membership that night.
The fifth and last night was none
other than the Rev. J. I. Ross and
his congregation of Friendship who
broght the anniversary to a close
with a holy shout. The Rev. Ross
who is noted not only for his preach
| ing but for his common sense teach.
ing of every day life. The church
and pastor, wishes to thank the pas.
tors and their congregation for the
services in helping the st. Matthew
Baptist Church and its pastor, Rev.
N. F. Clark to have the most sue.
cessful one of their anniversary of
20 years.
]. G.. Smith, reporter
Rev. N. F. Clark, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21
Soldier Home After
z Yrs. In Japan

Corporal Robert Billiard, 20, son
of Mrs. Pearl Billiard Of 1855 NV
9Th Place, is home on a 60-day leave
after spending the last two years
as a soldier with the 25th Infantry
Division in Gifu, Japan.
Young Bullard enlisted at the Mi
ami Recruiting Main Station, rs NE
Bird street, in July 1947 and after his
basic training was assigned to the
famed oath Infantry. He rose from
the rank of Recruit-Rifleman to the
responsible position Of Company
Clerk in charge of Administrative pro-
cedure.
Corporal Billiards. next assign
ment will be at Fort Riley, Kansas
where he plans to reenlist before
requesting assignment with the
25th Infantry Division again.
While in service, the youthful Mi
amian took correspondence courses
and was able to pass his high school
General Educational Development
tests which entitled him to diplo-
ma.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21
Douglas Primary
School News

The Douglas Primary School is
humming with activity again after
a long restful holiday.
Each Douglas child left school the
18th Of December with an armful
Of Xmas goodies which were pro-
vided by the PTA. The PTA is spon.
soring ticket sale for Mr.. Bald
win Hepburn's decital at st. Mat
thew's Church on Thursday, Janu-
airy 10. Mr.. Hepburn has two child
rem attending Douglass and we are
anxious that this recital be a sue
cess.
At our faculty meeting Friday,
January 6, our president, Mrs. Will
liams, gave an encouraging talk and
in the spirit Of DR.. Wilson's New
Years letter expressed her appreci-
alton of the Douglas Faculty spirit
and cooperation.
The Dade County Music Teachers
Council met at the Douglas School
Wednesday, January II. The Doug
las Choral Society sang very nicely
on this occasion.
The Third grade trip to Trailer
Park was an interesting project
from all reports. Miss Bawl and
Mrs. Liberty were impressed with
the courtesy and hospitality shown
their classes and the children deriv-
ed much beneficial knowledge from
their adventure.
Mrs. Mary L. Walden, reporter
Mrs. Mary F. Williams, Prin.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21
"House Of Strangers
Dramatic Film At
Ritz

House of Strangers a taut, grip
ping melodrama with an all-star cast
headed by Edward G. Robinson,
Susan Hayward and Richard Conte
and New York's teeming Little Italy
as a background is the film attrac-
ton at the Ritz Theatre starting
Saturday midnite. Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox have achieved an extraor-
binary amount of realism by filming
the exterior scenes on New York's
lower East Side and having their
characters speak Italian when re-
quired.
For Robinson who speaks II Ian.
guages, the use of italian served
to strengthen his portrayal Of the
key role in the picture, that Of Gino
Monetti. He ran his bank by his
own laws and considered himself a
champion Of the people. His sons,
however thought him tryant and
his customers resented his outrage
Gus interest charges.
Based on Jerome Weidman's nov
ell, I'm Never Go There Anymore"
it was adapted for the screen by
Phillip JORDAN who wrote "Anna
Lucasta" for the Broadway stage.
He has packed the film with violent
drama, prize fight scenes and a
near vendetta.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21

we, the family OI the ldIe,
MR. GUS WILLIAMS
who departed this life December 30
1949, wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness during his illness, death and
funeral.
Thank you for the many cards,
letters, kilograms and flowers. We
are especially grateful to Rev. E.
T. Graham and the members of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. Also Mrs.
Cora Martin of the New Hope Prim-
tive Baptist Church.
Mrs. Bessie Williams, wife
Mr.. Leroy Williams, son
Mr.. l.. A. Williams, brother
Rev. P. C. Hickson, uncle
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21

Employers throughouf the Nation now are receiv.
ing copies of new poster outlining the provisions
of the Fair Labor Standards Act-the Federal wage.
hour law-as changed by the recent amendments
effective January IS, 1850:
Prominently displayed in the new poster, shown In
part above, is the fact that the minimum wage is
IS hour for all employees engaged In inter.
interstate commerce, including employees in any
closely related process occupation directly essential
such production. The poster also tells about the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21

POSTER FOR AMENDED wAGF.HOUR Law
child labor provisions and about the requirement for
time and one-hah for work AFTER 40 hours workveek
and points out that there specific exemptions from
employees. ~~'~'-
Signed BY Secretary of Labor Maurice ]. Tobin and
YIN X McComb, Administrators of the United Stafes
department. of Labor's Wage and Hour and Public
ntscs DIVISIONS, the poster is required by regula-
% tne DIVISIONS to be permanently displayed by
wnere employees subject to the law are employed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-01-21

khPAA HvSm AR
M SuribacM appear in the this immortal
event In Republics thrilling Of the United States Marine
Corps Sands OF Two Jma John stars in this excir
production many scenes for which filmed Camp Pende
eOstar and cast Of thousands appears in this tribute to he
6ghtn'est bunch Of em all" w e
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W-


SETTLING ESTATE. Open. sos Bu-
cnanan NV. rms, incl. heated
terms. GE. 1922.
n.w-Attractive 6-rm 6n"S and bries ria;
row house. gas hot water heat. good
closed rear porches. Make an ap-
pointment and let US show you this
low priced home today. B. J. CRI-
TFI THFLLA; asod INC" 341s 14th st. NV.
lie BATTERY LANE, Bethesda, Md.
= large rooms, center hall, side
porch, lovely kitchen; O.. h.; garage;
nice lot. Open Sat and Sun. Bro
kers welcome. S19,950. OWNER.
14;7 MONROE ST. Nw.-e rms.
REAL ESTATE ExcH., RE. 5000.
GRIN. COR. sEMIDET. BRICK; oil
tian blinds, lge, spacious kit, ige.
Open to 8 Sun. eSS ouintana pi..
JUST OFF CoNN.-Near Chevy chss.
new oil furnace; nice lot. Make me
an offer. Call Mr.. Smith. DI. 1854,
COX co a. 4 CO; RE, 1888; open satur-
ss5 PEABODY us7 ST. N.w.-open Sun,
2 to q pm: lovely. semidet. brick; 3
rms; convenient loc. See Mr.. Eisen-
man. or call RE. 5224 or GE. 1903,
with PENNY" APOSTOLIDES. %
OWNER will sell his s-room Chevy
bungalow. Ideal for entertaining:
I lge. bedrms., 2ia baths. finished at
tic, rec. rm. with f1repl; fenced-in
yard, fruit trees, dble. garage; bomb
SHELTER; No agents: OR. 50S4.
brick home; 6 rooms and bath, built
IN garage; conven. to transp., shop
ping center and schools: located on
Tuckerman st. NV. Call RA. 6245,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

D.G.S., SIS, super market; practically
all new equipment; new truck; beer
wine license. Priced for quick sale.
No agents: Cali Mon. AP. 2763.
WILL RENT OR BUY gas station;
STORE WANTED Suitable soda
fountain and lunch. Dupont 549S
PICTURE FRAMING BUSINESS. now
operating, opportunity for right man
Lease or sell "a interest: Owner has
DRY CLEANING. good location. sales
aV. $500 wk. and over, new equip
ment. VIII sacrifice for So. 500; lone
lease: AL. KAUFMAN, RE. 527O OF
suPER MARKET. sales average
$4,000 wk; win sell reasonable with
terms; Al KAUFMAN, RE. 527C
GROC. DEL, good earnings; apt. ovel
store. Can be handled with $500
FS9ntaln foIa I'M and light lunch serv.' beel
bus. brokers, .DU. 0465. Open sun.
CAFETERIA-REST.. amidst Govt. Of.
tices. Can be bought with small
amount. Call A. DISSIN a. CO.
sx9l; snnaaHH Sns' brokers; Ok IS Pu' GAGS. oper
/
DRESSES. ladies spec. shop. Shop
center, Call A. DISS1N a. CO., bus
6To5ers; DU. O465. Open Sundays
LUNCHEoNETTE with apt. over tn,
store. Newspapers; magz, and Other
bus. brokers. DU. 0465. Open sun
days, 1880 to 3.
GROCERY AND DAIRY. self-serv.
! loc. nr: Municipal Market. Call A
DISSIN q CO., excl. bus. brokers
DRY CLEANING and tailoring store e
5000. Call a. DIssIN l. CO.. excl
bus. brokers. DU. 0465. Open Sun.
days, 11:30 to 3.
brary; best bus, loc.; estab, a number
of years. Call A. DISSIN &c CO.
excl. bus. brokers, DU. 0465. Oper
Sundays, ll:30 to 5.
LUNCHEON STORE, downtown, opp
office bldgs. Short hours. Very gooe
income, Can be bought with smal
sm9upt sKe bs Sa Ssdks4s a. ri R1ssIN asss CO. CO.
Sundays. 1870 to 3.
KOSHER DELICATESSEN and res.
taurant, old-establishea: new equip.
ment; 300 table service; short
hours; cheap rent. Must be sold
q9lck5yi TA' sz5d' price is right GOLDMAN
MOTOR COURT-Low-cost money
maker, best hwy. nearby Va. $l2,-
900 down on bargain price. De-
tails by appt. only. Call HERBERT
Il. FRENCH excl. brok., Fairfax,
FOR RENT, Venetian blind repair
shop or any kind repair shop to
party interested in buying stock and
tools. Reasonable. Randolph 9525,
1905 14th st. NV.
RESTAURANT, air conditioned, D IL
censes, well equipped; lease; nice
income; priced right. OWENS
HOME AND INC, semidetached brick.
oil heat; convenient to stores and
trans; 81, 900 handles property and
furn. OWENS REALTY. ME. 04S6.
DETACHED-Ga. and Kansas ave.
Al apis: Two 3 rooms and bath.
Large lot. new oil furnace. Nice in
REALTY. NE. o4ss. ~
DINING CAR, in Hyattsville, fully
equipped, for rent, $275 mo. Pos
session Sept. l. R. G. DUNNE.
s. 900 CASH for rooming house,
business bust ,9MEs or property in GowntoTn
ewes, IA. 1890.
WANTED-Rooming house. 15 to 90
rooms. in good location. to be
brokers Box 251-S. Star. 30"
DENTAL OFFICE Compile
equipped, centrally located. Phone
AT. 6lS1, RE. 05l7.
BEAUTY SALON = Paying estab
for couple. Rockville 1850. GE
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT tcont.

1T. COL. AND FAMILY desire 8 or
bedrm. house with bsmt. and gar,
in Va, about 90 min. from Penta-
Eon, for immediate occupancy. Will
pay up to $40 per mo. JE. 1886.
WANTED TO RENT FROM SEPT. I,
furn. 4-bedroom house; convenient
British Embassy and schools; max
rent $3.50. Box 349-R, Star.
WANTED, 2-bedrm. unfurn. house;
3 adults; max. $75. Call LU. A.
ARMY OFFICER, wife and children
Want . or 3 bedrm. house in the
Bethesda, Chevy Chase area; for ap-
SroX. 500 per mo. WI. 4240. -25
PROFESSIONAL MAN desires 2-bed-
rm. unfurn. home; suitable for :!
small children; to rent Sept. /; about
N1sIDENCE BUiLDING, 4 or s
Aoorles; gift, loan or low rental;
headquarters national home move.
ment combat delinquency through
home training. TO. 5697.
SPECIAL AGENT, FBI, with family
desires unfurnished bungalow. DE
E0nl
Evening star., 1950-07-23
A REAL VALUE
FOR LEASE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Attractive
det. all-brick home with slate roof;
very substantially built but needs
redecorating; perfect location in one
Of the most beautiful blocks in this
highly popular section; 3 blocks
from Janney School. st. AIMS, Sears
Roebuck: g rms, fireplace, concrete
porch. full basement: garage; fine
syfl es W.T. It, ssss sssinf Franz sPa9Ss g. Fiji Ezff
LIPS. DI. 1411. .-23
BETHESDA, S15,250-This home is
a real buy. Detached residence: 1
block from Old Georgetown rd.; fea-
turing a lovely liv. room, din. rm.,
modern equipped kitchen; , nice
bedrms. and tiled bath 2nd floor; an
other attractive bedrm. and tiled
bath: garage, gas &C. heat; large
corner lot; Inspect this hon home today.
BETHEsDA-Sl4, $50: close to Rose
home is in good cond. 1st fl, has
a liv rm.. din. rm.. equipped kit.
and den: End f., 3 nice bedrms.,
bath: Lear garage; close to all
conveniences. Call w. B. WRIGHT.
BEfGHTWooD FL i,pSS spEcIAL-Exception-
ally attractive semidetached brick of
6 rooms and 2 incloSed porches, in
perfect condition. with gar, rec.
81 appraisal to veteran !Gen or non-vet.
RaTcHEEL NJ a1is QUICK ST 1868; sa! eyes
BRnfGHTWVSoooD-Detached brick, CEN
ter entr. 518 Nicholson. Open to-
day. , to 6. Z rms, h.-w.h., gar;
ideally loc. fam. home. Priced to
sell. ORRISON, RA. 5416.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MUST SELL,

Owner, leaving town Sunday, mus
sell profitable 10-cabin brick touris
court. all modern, improvements
near, Front Royal: best offer as o.
Sunday night. Proximity to larg,
factory assures continued income II
event Of war. Inspection invited O.
full details by calling Front Roya
6-F-54. WARREN TOURIST COURT
Routes U. S. II and 522. From
Royal. Va; Well financed. 1949 ne
income $4,000 23S
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BsIRIGHTWooR.MoYE m:

Open 3 to s. Lovely. Spacious rooms,
tapestry brick. plenty of closets. i'm
mac, cond.. modern kitchen, roomy
tiled bath, full bsmt. with 2 extra
rooms. long yard. detached garage,
La, 6.4541. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
al5 INGRAHAM ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. I TO
Beautiful. semidet., brick, studio-type,
with step-down living room, full.
size, dining room, modern kitchen,
3 nice-siZe bedrms.. recreation room
with hrepl.: convenient to every.
thing; well-landscaped lot. Call
Mr.. Goldberg, RA. 1851.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Rental LiStingS Wanted

Rental LlStlngS Wanted
For incoming Army, Navy, Air Force
and Marine corp. officers; also fol
members of the diplomatic stats
prefer unfurn. 2 to 1 bedrm. type
rental 500 to $3.50 a mo. Call Col
ARNOLD. retired. Real Estate Broker
ma. 30S0. ewes and Sun. and holi'
DAYS, WO T079 -o3
Evening star., 1950-07-23

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Open Sat. and Sum-, 2-6 PM.
5 EAST IRVING ST.
II I'm, 212-bath, det.. home, on quiet
St; 7 bedrms., oil heat. 2-car ga.
rage; $4,000 cash, bal. l trust.
Priced low at S21,T50.
J. G. WELDON co.
Realtors. ME. BOIL. -23
Evening star., 1950-07-23

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TO Sci,
SPECIALIZING
IN LARGER-TYPE
RTJSTNESGEG

VIRGINIA RESTAURANT, completely
equipped, fixtures. 16-in. television
and stock: seats 100: wkly. payroll
$3.50. income now in excess OF
costing five million dollars. Must
sell because III heath. Priced under
$4,000; long lease. Shown by appt.
only.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 10 Z Pm.

'j2I ASPEN ST. NV.
It's. not brick! It's not new! But
this cypress-shingle bungalow, on a
large shaded lot. has large rooms
and built-in bath (plus inclosed,
heated. sleeping porch). full base
ment, oil h.-w.h.. stairway to hoored
and make an offer. Mr., Crawford,
10. 9-S67S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346,
Evening star., 1950-07-23

bedrms.. den 1st A.: OIL heat; terms.
POTTER. ia. O142. ia. 6245.
$13.95O-A COY and immaculate
rms, Ia baths, Brightwood; Br.
gas heated home, det. gar. On
terms. RA 1919.
OPEN 2-6 SUNDAY, 54O2 9th st. NV,
Semidet., 6 rms; newly deco; det.
gar, gas heat; $2.45O cash, bal.
easy; more cash talks; poss. with
title. SISK REALTY CO., RA. 1921,
PROSPECTORS' ATTENTION.
Lovely 6-room tapestry row brick,
full basement, back porch up and
down; ideal location: near schools,
Transportation and shopping. Can
ments and live rent free. cox Ss
CO, 81. 0775. Mrs. Scickel.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SELF-SERVICE MARKET

WANTED TO BUY-A small mall
order business. Send particulars to
Box A47-R Star
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TOURIST HOME

Downtown. 23 rooms. z baths, oil
heat; good lease, rent S265. In
come quoted $1,000 per month
Total price. $4,000, with $500
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BRIGHTWOOD
126 1EFFEP SON ST N X
DANIEL DIENER & co.
CJn1 Onn1
ST. 1881
CHEVY CHASE

1886 CONN. AVE. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, . TIL
Det., cream. brick Colonial; rec. rni.,
large living rm. with fireplace.
banquet-size dining rm., den and
kitchen, bedrms, . baths; lear
garage 2 large porches; $4,000
down, balance in one trust. Eves.s
RA. 1901.
SIGLER & CO., HU. 1913
Evening star., 1950-07-23

OPEN-1234 Hamilton st. n.w.-3
bedrms;. den 1st A.: OIL heat; terms.
POTTER, IA. Ol42. ia. 6246
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TOURIST HOME

One Of Washington's best known:
10 rooms. 6 baths, oil heat, run
ming water in most rooms; 2-car
garage. Income Sl,400 per month
Rent $3.50, 5-year straight lease.
Beautifully furnished throughout
$1,000 down, balance at $lOO per