davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Bridge Quiz

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@. 1-As South you hold:
A962 VK10 nA953 *Q1082
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
diamond Pass diamonds Pass
diamonds Pass q?
What do you bid now?
A. A bid of three no-trump strikes
us as a reasonable gamble. To be sure,
partners rebid is vague in its character,
but this much is clear, he is coaXlng you
to proceed if your raise was not OF min
imum proportions. Having protection in
three suits and maximum raise, you
should be willing to RISK tne space SUIT
game.
@. 2-As South you hold:
AA104 VITA uAK109 %QJ7
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
club Pass diamond Pass
2no-trump Pass ?
What do you bid now?
That the final contrast shOu1d be
remains but the routine of measurement
to determine how far you may safely
go. You have Is points in high cards
and partners jump rebd has described
10 The total of "a should be reassuring
enough for even the most cautious player.
Bid six no-trump.
@. 3-As South you hold (both
sides vulnerable):
AAJ92 VA1084 010 %Q973
The bidding has proceeded:
West. North. East. South.
diamond 2clubs Pass ?
What do you bid?
A. A vigorous bid is in order and
the suggestsd call is a jump in clubs
q slight preference for four, which has
the advantage OF providing partner with
the opportunity Of trying out some IN
call would be false cue bid of two
game and gives partner the inducement
to show even a weak four-card major. A
demerit is in order for a mere bid of
two spades which might be passed by
partner.
@. +As South you hold:
AA98 0A10754 pJ %AQ102I
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
Spade Pass 2 hearts 3 diamonds
Pass Pass ?
What do you bid now?
A. In order to determine the best final
contract, a temporizing bid is in order
and the suggested call is four clubs If
partner returns to four hearts, a further
try may be made, If you feel so inclined
In the form of a four-spade bid. This
will describe strong hand with a single
ton diamond.
@. 5-As South you hold:
AAKQJ952 "a HAKQJ 81.
The bidding has proceeded:
East. South.
heart =?
What do you bid?
A.. Your first duty is to make a bid
which IS forcing to game. The only |
one available is q cue bid of two hearts |
This involves white lie as to your heart
control, but is not Objectionable. Re-
sardleSs Of partners response, you will
then embark on Blackwood bid to
determine the number of aces he holds |
A direct overcal of five spades might |
suggest itself, but this may not be inter |
preted Clearly by partner. The suggested
method is surer.
Copyright. 1850, by Charles H. Goren) |
Evening star., 1950-09-18

Facts about Mexicos people and their
strange customs, also about the ancient
Aztecs, appear in the leaf1et called
Mexico and the Mexicans" The leaflet
will be sent to you without charge if
you inclose a stamped, self addressed
envelope. Send your letter to Uncle
Ray in care of The Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

choice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
Battle Is Only Half Won

The Primary election last week revealed at least two
facts that enough energy expounded then people will
and exercise their American privilege and right
and that they will be fairmnded in their baoting.
record set by voters flocking to the polls
after vigorous campaign put by the and
various organizations to get eligible to register
and cast ballots This showed that Detroters more
different others in various sections of the nation
Once stirred, they will participate in elective form OF
government.
results of their participation, are able to proud
that their fairmindedness saw nomination OF Re
Judge Charles Wesley Jones and Wayne County
Coroner Samuel Milton. Two candidates who were the
first Negroes to hold their respective positions .
Their nomination not possible without a consld-
cradle Of confidence by members of other races IL
that victory could not have been attained even
all eligible Negro in Detroit had cast ballots IN
bloc These white voters then, recognized that both
along with others capable and honest men who de-
remain in the running for positions that would
them representatives of truly democratic govern
ment.
Pauds those fairmnded voters and to the persons
and organizations that unsefshy worked to turn out the
Negro vote" Yet let rot be too joyous for we nave
still hurdle the November ballotngthe battle is only
half won. S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
n dit ria Is
4 Challenge To Youth

Fighters against racial segregation and discrimination
can look to receive jolt at anytime
Such the case last week at East Lansing at the
conference of the Michigan Youth Commission which call
cd the twoday meeting to make plans attend the Mid
century White House Conference Children and Youth
to be held in the Nations Capital early in December
The delegates were told by Dr. Edward c. Linde-
man. professor of social philosophy Columbia University
that they would be excluded from of the hotels in the
District Columbia This revelation about Jim Grow
practice in Nations Capital nothing new but
contain more than a grain of salt.
AS DR.. Lindeman apty put it: 1T is Inconsistent to
call conference the preparation of youth for citizen
ship in democracy while drawing the color-lne against
native born Americans
AS we have proclaimed time and time again that ra-
ca segregation and discrimination best be defeated by
closer understanding of the races it would that
attempt threatened to be bested by lack of hous
ing accommodations.
We, however, do not feel that such will be the
Such warning to the youth delegates appears to be
awakening to the task before them of nsuting plan Of
action against this un-Amercan practice.
If these youths are truly representative of demo-
cracy shall that they will only find ample and
comfortable housing but they will formulate plans to fos
ter American way of life is free of racial bar
riers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

study. study. as Andrew puts
II. and you will be blessed be.
yond measure. And. too. you
will be constant source of
inspiration and help TO =. (son-
aviation cadet.
Mrs. Eddy says in one of her
books, First Church and Miscel-
lany p. 210-"Good thoughts are
an impervious armor; clad there
with you are completely shielded
from the attacks of error Of every
sort, and not only yourselves are
safe, but all whom your thoughts
rest upon are thereby benefited
One more thought, cast out of
your mind any or all negative
thoughts and replace them with
right spiritual constructive ones
and watch your progress by leaps
and bounds.
l hope you have read the story
Of 'Naaman," II Kings IS. Now
he had to show a changed state
of mind before he could be healed
Of leprosy, by that, / mean he
had to be obedient first; humility
and meekness the next requisite,
SO let these qualities dominate
your experience and you will
come out with flying colors.
Read the following in Science
and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
our textbook and companion TO
the Bible by the Mary" of the
18th Century. through whom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
Name Callers are Bad Sports

A former news photographer Malchom Pon-
dexter filed 5000 900 suit last week in the 49, Federal
District Court in Philadelphia against alleged
ton attack by Granville Granny Hammer shortsop
the Phillies, in Shibe Park last October /.
The plaintiff charges that the ball player attacked
him from the knocked him down and pummeled him
before thousands of spectators Pondexer declares
the attack made after he became offended by lam
ner hurting offensive words and epithets in dis
agreeing about decisions rendered by umpres work
ing the game.
In stating that the shortstop weighed about sixty
pounds more than he Pondexter also cited that he was
rescued by five policemen in the employ the city and
bodily elected from the park without having been given
opportunity to identify himself complain about the I'M
provoked attack.
We do not know the other side of the picture but the
charges should be given full airing 1t is common know
ledge that the Management of the national league team in
Philadelphia does not welcome Negro players Many resi-
dents OF the City of Brothery Love have expressed dis
gust that the team appears be the 1850 penan winners
because OF this prejudiced policy.
- Baseball IS held-up as game Of good sportsmanshp
ruled ball player can hur racial insults before thous
anus OF 1ans then injustice is being condoned
against our National Pasttime against the If
Iood sportsmanship is not found in those that are
petty minded and race prejudced 1t would be we'll to
ar out this case and if the charges against the hall
player are not all true at least he NAV be made to realize
that name-calng is poor sportsmanship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

Headings

Editors Note: The following
letter was written by Mrs.
Myrtle F. Chamberlin of De-
froif. sister Of Andrew Fruehauf.
modern Christian Science cru
sader. seven years ago in sup
port of his advice TO a semi
invalid who was reported as
recovering a short time after
receiving ill.,
Dearest
Today l received copy of
the letter Andrew sent you, so
thought it quite fitting to give
my views and, too, have been
about to write you for several
weeks.
First. il is a masterpiece. by
that ] mean. il takes q life
dedicated TO a cause. to express
such advanced instructive
thoughts. Every word is true:
if not understood readily. do
not become disturbed. il will
unfold in your consciousness
just like petals on a rose. You
know Andrew is a unique fig
ure. prophet-in simple Ian
guage SO. consequently. he
expresses himself accordingly.
Your healing, my dear, is in
evitable. What you are experience
ing is purely educational, un-
learned lessons which everyone
faces sometime in their life. First,
be very grateful for your dear
husband, son, and your COM
Portable, lovely home. and all
your family and friends; this is
the start.
Ps: Enter into his gates
with Thanksgiving, and into his
courts with praise: be thankful
unto Him and bless His name.
John 9:l-3-And as Jesus
passed by. he saw man which
was blind from his birth. And
his disciples asked him saying.
Master. who did sin. this man
or his parents. that he was born
blind? Jesus answered. Neither
hath this man sinned nor his
parents: BUT THAT THE
WORKS OF GOD SHOULD
BE MADE MANIFEST in him.
Now, dear, this is your po-
sition, to let God handle your
case at once and he will show
you things never dreamed of be-
fore. Science and Health, P. 23l:7
What God cannot do, man need
not attempt" Read the testi-
monies in the back of Science
and Health, also Journal which
is in the mail and, I am sending
a case with Bible, Science and
Health, and Quarterlies to study
the daily Bible lessons. You will
find practitioners and churches
listed in back of Journal.
My dear. my only advice is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

God has revealed the second
coming of Christ" Truth-the
Messiah to all peoples!
God p. s87 $50. Man p. ATS
:6-9. Church p. $50 :l2-ls.
Christ p. $50 :l0-ll. Jesus p.
589 :l2-l5.
BIBLE: The Ten Command
ments: Exodus 20:3-17; The Be-
attitudes: Matthew 5:3-12. SER
MON ON THE MOUNT, Mat
thew Chs. 5, 6, z.
Much love-and may God speed
you on.
Myrtle.
p. S.-My very best wishes 10
-, and when you write him.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-For its
goth anniversary, the worlds tall
est building is getting brand new
top hat.
The Empire State tower has
shed it's old dome and television
aerial, and is thrusting up to 1.467
feet a new, 217-feet steel truss
carrying five TV antennas, three
FM antennas and two TV anten-
mas for emergency use. 1t will be
ready in December.
Right now, the crest of the
building designed originally as a
dirigible mooring mast, bristles at
the 102-foor level with temporary
aerials, derricks and scaffolding
proposed they be sent to labor
camps.
The Baron wrote on the pro-
posal that the Foreign Office
raised no objection" but his fail
ure to register a positive objection
was considered significant enough
to convict him as a war criminal.
He was sent to Landsberg Prison.
The computation of his SEN
tence was approved after "nu-
merous letters had been received
from persons in many countries
attesting to Won Weizsaecker' S
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Empire State Building Getting New Top Hat of 10 Antennos

Building was erected in 1907, the
7O0-foot Metropolitan Life Tower
in 1908. the 792-foot Woolworth
Building in 1918.
Then after II years the Chrys-
Ter Building and the Bank of Man
haitian Building started up. The
architect of first one, then the
other, added gimmick to his
plans in order to be tops. Finally,
when 1t was too late for the Wall
Street structure to rise farther,
the architect Of the midtown
Chrysler Building pulled a trump
card from his elevator shaft.
There in secrecy had been con-
structed a tall, needle spire. Com
pleted, 1t was hoisted suddenly to
the pinnacle to give the Chrysler
Building a record 1,046 feet, be-
fore the year was out, Empire
State had topped this by more
than 200 feet, thanks to it's slim
dirigible mooring mast. Even
without this mast, however, EN-
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Nazi Diplomat Freed
For Good Behavior
BY the Assoeiafed Press

FRANKFURT. Germany, Oct
14.-Baron Ernst Won Weizsaecker
former Nazi diplomat. will be freed
from prison Monday after serv-
ing one and a half years of a five
year term imposed for war crimes,
United States authorities an
nounced today.
The unserved portion Of the
term was commuted by United
States High Commissioner John
]. McCloy for good behavior"
Baron Won Weizsaecker was con-
victed by a United States court in
Nuremberg in April. 1949. The case
against the scholarly former en-
voy concerned the deportation of
5000 Jews from France to Poland
in March. 1912. Hitler's SS had
Evening star., 1950-10-15

actions in protecting Jews and
alleviating harshness of the Ger
man occupation in Norway" the
announcement said.
The letters also said he had
hid Jews in the Embassy at the
Vatican, where he was wartime
German ambassador. and used
his influence to prevent demoli-
tions during the evacuation of
Rome in 1943. He was also State
Secretary in the German Foreign
Office during the Hitler years.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

The top observatory is at this
level.
There have been rumors of tall
er skyscrapers to come in Moscow
and elsewhere, but experts figure
that building anything that high
now would be uneconomic. Post
war 'scrapers have averaged about
Is stories in New York, and even
the Rockefeller Center group, larg-
er in the aggregate than Empire
State, can boast only the 70-story
RCA tower.
The Empire State swept the sky
scraper derby back in 1880.
Height has had advertising
value ever since the 984-foot
Eiffel Tower in Paris proved the
stability of metal framing in 1890
In New York the 612-foot Singer
Evening star., 1950-10-15

pire State measures 1850 feet at
the 86th floor observation roof
level.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Oceun 81, ,440 Feet Deep

Greatest discovered depth od
the ocean is "a ,440 feet in an ares
off the east coast of the Philip
pines.
Evening star., 1950-01-13
HousEs-sALE-k.E. tcent. ,

oGsSSnnP4 ssls ssa as 95ief m n ss2ss e:sss;
han plan built-in 1e41. ist 4. ise
mod. equipped kit. with pantry;
kSnfdh kSnd 2: ,,, nice sized bedrms., tile
wood floors throughout, full bsmt.,
auto. heat, copper plumbing, insula-
lion, etc; 1L Lge; lot. Poss; Call Mr
sAMuEL e e. fIs2i REYNoTps sZss e. e. esaS sod5
coLokED-1aoo BLOCK 18th ST
G.E.-Row brick, Z rooms and bath
xnotty pine recreation room, de-
eaSase,ons eaShea sarage, gas heat; in Al
s%s down prlss paymeSt sta6s9 9GNNEp9 EI59
REALTY co. nc. Exclusive. fN'I5 dE
CoIoRED@oPEN FOR INSPECTION
trinidad area, 1923 Trinidad ave
sirable location for coiored doctor OF
cOLoRED-BRooKLAND. sSis 10th
81. NE. land 1925 Franklin St., II
rooms, big income for buyerD.
e osautiiul rooms, 2 large inclosed
wood floors, reasonable, vacant; can
coLORED-S950 DoWN-s rooms
and baths, 2 completely separate
ttpE,: ttsSs. separate heating systems, en-
Hogan, pI. 1854. COX & CO.
c0LORED-ExCELLENT NE. 1oca-
tion-Row brick, in flrst-class con-
ditton; large living room and dining
room. nice kitchen, front and rear
screened porches; 2nd floor contains
. nice bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch; detached garage, gas hot
water heat; priced for immediate
sale at only $4,000 (sub. CASH
JOHN n. MILLER & BRO, Realtors,
Contractors. Phone JA 4-1SS0,
or ewes, OF. 1925. Ii
Evening star., 1950-01-13
CUTE BUNGALOW
NEAR THE CAPITOL
FOR CASH

CHEAP FOR CASH
Excel. rental area. Vacant. Nine-rm.
2-Story row brick. plus full bsmt
with 2 entrances; built-in garage;
oil h.-w.h. Selling at sacrifice for
SSsna SSsics ia sale, T. D. BURGESS, vi.
CoLORED-219 9Th ST. SEE COM
plete apts.; separate oil h.-w.h. and
full bsmt.; live in one, rent the
other. Small cash payment. Ewes.
H. NJ. Holtz. FR. 377O. PHILLIP
STEARNS. RE. 2l44. -13
CoLORED-Nearly new corner brick,
in changing neighborhood. near
MINI. ave-: 6 large rms. basement,
gas &C. heat, fenced lot; $1,000
1own, on easy terms. ANNENBERG
REALTY, Ii. 7-S357. till g.. -16
COLORED-Apacost Too good to
miss. 2-family semidet brick. Al
cond. Each floor has equip. kit. and
full bath. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.
you'll be surprised at the bargain
About So 900 needed Really worth
innssdpsecting; nsds T. D. BURGESS, VI.
coLoREDSs4s5 DOWN Detached
asbestos shingle tflre resistant): s
private rooms, oil h.-w.h., gas, cleo
tricity and bath. Only 1880. Call
MI: Hogan pI; 1854. cox & CO.
CoLoRED-Plenty rooms for rent
sa sfm l0fS brsf & T50p bedfms f9T he sI ismS G
h.-w.h. Vacant; in good cond '' For r
quick sale. only S13,5OO. At least
81 800 down. T. D. BURGESS, VI.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

SILVER SPRING-spacious Groom
brick Colonial on large lot; beaut.
liy. rm. with fireplace, family din.
space. 3 lge. bedrms.. full bsmt;;
vacant; priced low At S144Scs6GI,;
D pm, 'v WoobsiDH odsEas Really iA Hx4! CO. s.
SILVER sPRING-Bungalow, 8 rms,
70x200; owner leaving city, $4,000
sH ssndlss; sszo bal. like rent RA. es2l'
so1bTaa 'wSoops1DE PARK, s1e.s5o
Parkway. Attractive white frame;
I large. bedrms.. family-sized kit,
irepl. in, hy. rm. Beautiful lot
2Esf' HGsS e s'fs ISL e Ex :asf ss4s hG5 s.
TAKOMA PARK-Just listed. Smart
and modern, 5-rm. brick bunga.. 2
yrs. OLD: garage, full bsmt., equip
ssa kis sas heat; At sI4,ss559o:, go, +; IR;AFFEiL
WooDsIDE FOREST, Silver s SPRING
corner lot. liv. rm. with fireplace,
rm. and kitchen; End floor. 5 bed
rms: bat tbs, lge. closets and deck
9sad y.1T Sae o% eOof t hs ss7 tno sss heat
Mr.; Saunders. with E. M. FRY, WI.
6740; eyes,, WI. 514S. ID
S11 800. HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Pre-
war ,5-rm. brick bungalow: lot 15O-
1T. deep: full bsmt., oil a.c., storm
sash; terms; w. E. BEERS, sH
BRK. COLONIAL. This nearly new
2.story home is in immae. cond.
1areri dhere Is is bedrm, or den with
modern Kit, 8 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd fir.; det brk gar. Property
Is iocated ,, on a lge. level lot in
english Village, one Of Bethesda's
dIeed to SsS,s5o. HALL co.. vi. IT.
BRK.o AND STONE RAMBLER,l Rl4 To-
Gated In Edgemoor, Bethesda's nm
SHADE 0une tnees WITH fbPs plenty Of soweEins
new home containing 5 bedrms., 3
baths, 27-ft. liv. rm., spacious din.
rm. with bay window, 2-car attchd.
gar. and many other attr. features.
Price $4,000. HALL CO.. WI. $3.50.
$3.50 DoWN.-2-bedrm. bungalow in
Kensington. Fun price only Ss,s55
For information. phone WI. 1884.
BRICK STRUCTURE in commercial
area: area, n;s.i rms, suitable for profes-
eGisaais0q eRAaE e aELHN Dsise sE s24SSo 1909 4 ca
ATTENTION vETERANs-No cash
bungalow now available; large liY.
modern kitchen; gas heat; lge. lots.
only S9,960, payments like rent.
Can SH. O60l; ewes, La 6-SS00.
Z. H; II; CARMICHAEL REALTY co.
mac, Nd; mr.; Shopping and transp.;
, bath. liv. rm., din. rm., eIec. kit.
rec. rm., ldry. with Bendix. gar,
lge. porch, oil heat; la to s acres
ssyYaail syail Owner and builder. WI.
BY owNER-NEAR Columbia C. C.
E3-bedrm;;, 21a-bath white brick.
slate roof: screened porch. att.
gaTn finished attic; excel. cond.;
within walking distance of elem,
5igh nsa and parochial schools. WI.
FAMILY; Takoma Park-A solid
shsssT, cha an.ri PLUS sos arm n fpt for income
NEW En- kAMsaERsWNosWl Al BIZ Ss4 W Vi Under con-
struction. For choice lots, see US
picture windows; priced from S12,"
995 to S13,35O. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. SH. 1894 til 8.
FOR SALE--5-room, au-year-'round
house; all improvements, full base
ment, waterfront; best view, over
looking Severn River, 4 miles from
Naval Academy; priced. S12,5O0,
terms. Pines on Severn, Arnold,
Nd, Phone Annapolis 5346. -15
COUNTRY ESTATE, on 2A acres.
and laundry rm. in bsnat., porch
across front Of house, oil h.-w.h.
2 car garage, 220 it. road frontage,
branch on back Of property. For
further Information cali MR.. ALL
MUTT, SH. 4646 or Ashton 3194.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

suburban, located just
a short distance from downtown
Alexandria Is this nice, 2-story
brick semidetached home; nice liv-
ing room and dining room COM
bination, modern kitchen, front
screened porch, 2 nice. bedrooms
with tile bath, tub and shower: full
basement with laundry tubs; many
features; exceptional price, $4,000;
low down payment; easily financed.
For full information call AL. $3.50.
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO., Realtors
and Insurers, 200 Rupley Bldg, SIS
King st., Alexandria, Exclusive
suburban. Bucknell
Courts area-Delightful 2-story
brick home in excellent location
near Belle Haven. The home has
large living room with fireplace,
pine-paneled solarium, nice dining
room, large equipped Kitchen; 2nd
floor has 3 bedrooms with tile bath,
closets, ETC.; full basement, oil heat,
detached brick garage; nice lot,
75x132. with lockwood and flowers;
price, S1S,5O0; excellent terms. For
full information call AL. $3.50.
EBNER r. DUNCAN Co, Realtors
and Insurers, 209 Rupley Bldg.
s16 King So Alexandria. --15
Evening star., 1950-01-13
TARA

This new brick Cape Cod, located in
the best section of Arlington County,
Is, without a doubt, the finest home
now being offered the public. On
the 1st e. are huge living rm. with
pletely modern kitchen and a den
or bedrm. with full tiled bath. on
the End q. are 8 lovely bedrooms and
tiled bath. Full bsmt. and attached
garage, In this fine home, you get
the assurance that comes with the
purchase of q fine home; in an
excellent neighborhood.
MANNAS REALTY
S11e Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA,
Evening star., 1950-01-13
COLORED
1771 LANG PL. NE.
nPEM GIN

,COLORED-LANG PL. NE.
1rlck, gas heat, recr. rm., tile bath:
yards; porcheS. Easy terms. Other
homes In city. MR.. MUSHINSKY,
Evening star., 1950-01-13
BRICK BUNGALOW
A BUS LINE
rs BETTER

1dAN NO BUS LINE
Then add an diversified bungalow, with
an apartment upstairs. which rents
Tor S65 monthly. add q two-car ga
ness such as upholstery or refrigera-
tor repair or plumbing. Remember
oil hot-wateE heat, and shower in
basement. First floor has fireplace
and six rooms. AL this on Edmon-
ston I'd, for only S14,500, $1,000
first trust. Why the rent alone will
: carry this wonderful house.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1950-01-13
BROOKDALE

Well-arranged. white. brick corner
% hopse with fenced ystb,aa ysrdb and vs,, sarass I,
looking for. Center hall, picture
window. library and powder room,
built-in shelves, modern kitchen
8 bedrms. and Q baths and dressing
room; recreation room, maids quar-
ters, gas furnace; all In perfect
1865 or wi. 1885.
Maksteller McCabe IL Co.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

WE ARE CLOSING OUT an excellent
subdivision of all-brick homes and
are offering the remaining new
homes at exceptionally low prices to
buyers with. substantial cash. This
your home at a great savings.
DAVID r. WALLACE CO.
RE. 4949. Ewes. and Sun, To. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-13
COLORED
GRACIOUS LIVING

VNACIOUS LIVING
Beautiful detached brick, approx. IL
yrs: old; 1st. f.: liv. rm. with firepl.
and entr. to inclosed lounge porch,
famlly-size din. rm. ultramod. kit;
End f.: nice bedrms., mod. bath.
Entire home redec. in best taste.
New lge. refgr., new stove, new We
windows, oil heat. slate roof, at
tached heated gar. nice lot. 2 blks.
Brentwood shopping district at 18th
and Rhode Island ave. ne: substan-
tial cash required. Price, S21,95O.
RE. 3316, Sligo 1870.
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