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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-21
S5c MINIMUM DEMANDED
BY CANADIAN LABOR

Ottawa (LPA) - The executive
council of the Canadian Congress
of Labour has called for an 85c
minimum hourly wage. The group
has also demanded national legis-
lation covering the 40-hour week
and a national labour code cover
ing all industries. Formal affilia-
tion of the American Newspaper
Guild TO the Gel was announced.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Dorothy MuYnor
To Sing In the NBE
Symphony Sum-
ner Concert

NEW YoRK-(ANP) = Dor
othy Maynor. celebrated lyric so
promo, and Pierre Monteaux, con-
ductor, viii be the guests on the
Summer Concert of the NBE
Symphony Orchestra Sunday. July
%. at $50 p. m. Eastern Daylight
time.
Miss Maynor was the first guest
soloist on the summer concert
series of the orchestra last sea-
son. In all Of her concerts, Miss
Maynor includes music Of a spirit
ual character. For the program
of July % she las chosen two
spirituals, Swing Low. Sweet
Chariot" and "Roclx-a MY Soul. /"
with piano accompanimgnt
She also win sing the AIT de
Liza" FROM Debussy's cantata
IL Erfant Prologue" with the
orchestra.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Elsie F. Young. Long
Time Seuttle Resident
Posses
BY WINFIELD s. KING :

A daughters birthday, a moth
ers death made Sunday past, begin
30 wonderfully and end SO tragi-
cally. Beloved Elsie Francis Young
beautiful mother, so wonderful,
80 thoughtful, SO patient, was
taken by Gods hand as a result
of an automobile collision while
enjoying short trip with her
longtime friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Colonel c. Wilson. 2024 e. John
St. Scene Of the accident was e.
125th st. at s5th N. E. Neither Mr..
nor Mrs. Wilson were seriously
injured. although both received
cuts and bruises.
On the birthday of her young
est daughter. Mrs. Donnetta Alex
znder Akrs Young. Joined her
husband, stephen. who passed in
1g41.
Born in Ventura. California. Mrs.
Young had been . resident Of Sc
attic for more than forty years.
She was an active member Of
First A. M. z. Church. q con-
slant tireless worker whose life
was spent in dedication to her
family and Eer church. For many
years she served faithfully as
secretary Of the A. M. e. Sunday
school. During the last seven
years Mrs. Young had been con-
fined to her home because of i'll
ness. but through her determi-
nation And extreme will, size was
able to resume her activities to
some extent.
Surviving to mourn her loss are
three daughters. Mrs. Dorothea
Scott Of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss
Edith Young, of Washington. d. c.
and Mrs. Donetta Alexander. of
Seattle. Four grand children and
myriad friends will forever be
bettered because of the loving in
fluence of Elsie Frances Young.
Funeral services will be held
through the Angeles Funeral Par
Tors at the First A. M. e. Church,
14th Avenue between Pike and
Pine. on Friday at 1000 p. m.
Burial will be at Mount Pleasant
Cemetery.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Women PhYsicion
No1ned to Johns
Hopkins Stoff

WASHINGTON --(ANPy DIR.
Ethel L. Nixon, a general prac-
titioner since graduation from
Harvard University Medical school
in 1885. was named to the psy-
chiatric staff and service of the
Johns Hopkins university and
hospital at Baltimore last week.
she is the first Negro to receive
an appointment at the Johns Hop
kins institution.
Her appointment was effective
as of July 1. but she did not assume
her duties until Monday. It fol-
lowed DIR. Nixon's completion of
years residency in psychiatry
at Gallinger Municipal hospital
where she was the first Negro to
serve as resident physician.
Coincidental with her appoint
ment is the fact that she won a
Commonwealth fellowship in psy-
chiatry at the institution.
She win be assistant PSYCHE
artist in the out-patient depart
ment.
A native Washington, the doctor
in pr-ivate life ia Mrs.. r e Mo11n-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Cont Leno Get Her
Story Stroight?

New York City (CNS) =
simultaneously. two reports were
released this week on Lena Horne's
white musical director husband Of
MGM, currently touring with the
star in Europe. One report came
from Lena herself. stating to Ollie
Stewart. Paris correspondent for
Afro American Newspaper that
she was definitely mot married"
This was said in an exclusive inter-
view backstage at the swank Club
Baccara where she does one lux
ury" show night.
The second report was released
byMetro Goodwin Meyer studios
who have recently released Lena
Horne from their possession. They
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Outstanding MehurrY
Grud Serving
In Army

LEXINGTON. KY-(ANP) =
Daniel Earl Smith. outstanding
June graduate of Meharry Medical
college. Is now serving as first
lieutenant in tie army.
The new dentist was the winner
Of six prizes and awards at Me-
harry's commencement. These in
clude scholarship. excellency in
clinical dentistry. and highest aver
age In all technical work during
he four academic years.
In addition. he was elected to
the Kappa Sigma Phi and omicron
Kappa Epsilon honor fraternities'
and named by his class as its most
outstanding student.
Graduate OF Morehouse college,
ne did graduate work at the Uni
versity Of Michigan Married. Re
4 the father Of a year old daugh-
ter. He IL the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul v. Smith OF this city,
Mrs. JUICY Harth Smith. Is a prin-
cipal Of tire Booker T. Washing
ton school,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Thompson's Freeze
Opening

The grand opening Of the newest
and finest Ttompson's Freeze
drive-in. located at the corner Of
18th and Jackson, attracted over
$500 enthusiastic local residents
last Friday night. Everyone en-
joyed the free cones, given away
as samples" of Thompson's FAM
GUS Old Fashion Freeze.
A line of eager, patrons was al
ready on hand when the serving
windows opened at 400 o'clock
and TIE crowd kept on coming
until the 1000 o'clock closing.
In addition to free cones. Thomp-
sons grand opening celebration
included a giant Hollywood pre-
miere" searchlight and popular
music played over loud speaker.
The jackson Street store Il The
twelfth unit in the fast-9rordnx
Thompson chain. sotter drivezEls
are now operating in Ballard,
Broadway, Aurora, Lake City.
West Seattle. White Center, RAIN
Ter Valley. Renton, Auburn, Ever
EFT, and Bellingham.
Thompson's Freeze, the famous
whole milk and sweet cream pro-
duct. that Is frozen just seconds
before it Is served, is sold in sun
daes. malts. shakes, and bulk, as
well as cones. Customers are served
through two screened windows
in the forward portion of the
glass-enclosed building. A large
free parking area surrounds the
store for quick, easy service.
Store hours for Thompson's
18th and jackson unit HOO on
weekdays. and noon till midnight
on weekends. Harry Boxer is tie
store manager.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20

ktt<nfIon. III you one-finger
plsno playsrsl' Be sure to catch
Izonel Hampton when he brings
NJ great orchestra TO the Eagles
Auditorium on Saturday night.
August 9Th. for one night only
personal appearance. to see to
what nelfEts Of one-finger piano.
playing you can aspire.
Hampton. Of course. Is the best
known - the worlds greatest
vIbrahafp and drum star. He got
his start IN the old and great
Benny Goodman band and for the
last ten years he has been booming
kis own band to the top notch
q Popularity with fans every
where. At . Goodman recording
session. attempting to illustrate
= riff" Il the piano with one
ringer. I.ionel played Il a. II he
wousd ; vlbrshArp. but using his
index finger - . hammer with
vAlek 10 strike the keys. And he
dld Il With the same speed with
xnl1h he hammers his "vibes. I"
Ths result intrigued Benny Good
mar. and he suggested that Lionel
Try Il Win both hands. That was
Treason - Ear a. amateur one
finger plsnlssz are concernsd-two
tlmias EheEa as 4 wefs-but - far
~ Goodman was concerned Il WAS
ssnsztiezsi. snd they put N the
library e. reeords The public
thoashl 4 wes tsrrifc. too.
Eea ezH Lar Lionel - = two
flnesf pssnlst On his Victor record
81 ~f1sh street Rag for one. IN
whisk Hsb tse fingers he plays
mere nesss then most pianlzfs
plsf sta III Ten.
save EEsl biE date. saturday
nlEhl Aaeast sth. foF the ''fIamp"
81 aellls E4xise Auditorium.
downlpaA = tn and Union Wei
eue ypa lhsfs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Progress Seen IN
Report Of NAACP

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. the 'nres young men sccused OF
- N c.ovs'.ho' r'ol'oa' tne
.'t .n' ncL.ul'n cases a.
ae. 'he vs''a''y " segregation
~ nsnef eoucat'on' ana ene
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
ATTAINMENT

With every rising of the sun,
Think of your life as just begun,
The past has cancelled and buried deep
All yesterdays; there let them sleep
Concern yourself with but today;
Grasp it and teach it to obey
Your will and plan.
Since time began, today has been
The friend of man.
Yoa and today soul sublime
And the great heritage of time
With God himself to be the twain
Go forth, brave heart Attain Attain
old Sanslrit
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20

Our queen will share the spot
light Of the international Carnival
August IL, IS, and 10Th with the
queens Of the Japanese, Chinese
and Filipino communities. These
four snonA VIM aiAo grace TIE
court Of the Greater seattle Sea-
farer's queen. Required in the
wardrobe OF all participating
queens as set by the Seafarer's
queen committee are:
1. Bathing Suit
l. Pedal pusher's outfit.
I. Suit for afternoon wear
/. Afternoon dress
/. White or pastel evening gown
The Coronation Ball has been ar
ranged for the purpose of raising
the funds for purchasing the above
wardrobe. The ball promises to be
the greatest event of tie current
sicial season, according to Mr..
Marshall. The event will be held
Sunday, July II. at the Chamber
Of Commerce Auditorium. Popular
Drummer, Vernon Brown has been
delegated to organize a special
IA piece All-star orchestra to &C.
company the presentation of our
IA lovely girls. DOC" Shinbo of tie
Esquires Club win handle floral
arrangements and photographer
Jerome Armstrong will assist in
making the occasion a memorable
one for both the girls and the
public.
All community clubs. organiza-
tiosn and business enterprises are
asked to assist in the promotion
of this mammoth affair pro-
ceeds of which viii become the
queens grand wardrobe prize.
Anyone interested in assisting,
please contact Mr.. Marshall at
East 0749.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20

To Be Presented
10 Public ct
Coronation Boil

Fourteen lovely young ladies
were presented to the Judges
committee las Sunday IN ceremon-
les held at East Madison YMCA.
The girls. chosen between the ages
Of 16 and %, paraded. answered
questions. and generally exuded
such charm and personality that
even the judges were confused
and doubtful of their capability
of selecting a winner. Judging
such an impressive array of lowell
ness was undoubtedly more diff
cult than anyone anticipated. It
is fortunate for both the partici-
pants and TIE judges that definite
standards were set up. and our
community should be proud of the
unbiased-impartial approach adopt
ed and performed by the commit
tee. The contestants were pre-
scented to the committee by Bob
Marshall after each had drawn
Ter Identifying number from a
hat.
The following girls were re-
splendent in their plain sweaters.
skirts and high heels 1. Olive
Ayers; 2. Verna Ward; 8. Willie
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20

stated to the daily perss that "the
secret was out. Lena Horne and
Lennie Hayton are married"
Now-what is what and who
is fooling whom? Lena will face
the American press with an answer
to this one in October when she
returns to make a picture for 10th
Century Fox in Hollywood.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSES FOR RENT -
a.. Aiso equipped restaurant for rent.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for sale or
rent medical field. Box OH. Star.
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED-Must
nave knowledge of grocery and meat
business; $4,000 cash required for
one-half interest in this grocery and
TholeSaie meat business crossing
mately $4,000 stock on hand. Won
derful opportunity for right party.
Call c. N, F1NcHAM at Fairfax 9s2.
SUPER MARKET - $4,000, lock
stock stock ae sed eaapped eaTs aepFSS IS ss9o
in Fairfax on busy highway; s-year
lease; Call Fairfax -9s2. 81
SANDWICH SHOP. for sale; good
fer: fer; Owners IL. Ask for CHARLIE,
THRIVING. small lunch carry out
shop, excel. location. for sale or
lease. .reasonable. rent and terms.
RHsT.uRANT EST n ss'| roR OK SALE ! N by owner;
ABC License; located on busy corner.
Apply ,CHANTILLY LUNCH, Chan
Own WV YOUR "a; OWN BusrNEss3Ga- g
living =. quarters; Baltimore blvd,
Bcltsville; long lease. S15O per mo. :;
S2;5onoo, terms. ALVIN EPL1NG, 10.
BARBER BARBER; SHOP TO RENT. Splendid. end
fully equip. or sioo mo. unfurn.
incl. all utils. Full particulars, Mr..
Roberts, MoNcURE AGENCY, FA
sIin.2pptS IHen; s.tsr nrpI nm.; sn, "a; S566 3
tablished business plus 1000 50.
TT. of valuable. commercial property;
excel. nearby location; a-story brick
bldg. with 5-rm. apt. and full bsnt
Present stock valued at $4,000;
$1,000 cash will handle. Call MR..
cn{Rc TTRnER; sEST.,Ffso 0W, 5soSi or ,ns +or-,..
business on Route 240; scott.
frontage; main bldg. consists of din
rm. and counter (3s seating capD.
Ice. kit. pvt. Office, rms. and bath
upstairs; 5-rm., a-bath cottage;
2 single cabins; Scar garage; auto
heat; all equipment included in sale
VIII show record Of income. Priced
Barnesv.lle, Md.
DEtICATEsSEN. - Nearby Virginia;
ideal location in new shopping GEN.
ter, finest custom-built equipment,
new stock; long lease. Cal Gil
56S1 SARAH SCOTT. Broker. 3
SERVICE STATION - Major oil com
pany offers an excellent station, for
lease to a financially responsible
party: service station experience
helpful but not necessary. Station in
good District location. Attractive
leasing arrangements. Box 123-E
GASoIJNE SERVICE STATION in
good D. C. location. inclosed faciG-
ties, modern marketing equipment
good lease available to financially
able service station operator. Box
wANTEpWDrry Cleaning store; cash
tEapssetion; rs1I Res ,4 doing better s30o-s35o.
LIQUOR PKG. STORE. Baltimore,
Md, wonderful location; established
many years. Selling due to death
Of owner. Wonderful opportunity
awaits the right man, or suitable
for partners: For detailed informa-
REsTA URhNT-Colored. Must sell
lnmed: win take best offer. Beer
sAcRfT1cE: aad T1Rs c4h 4hole5aIe aenn clutch and
brake. business; steady customers;
sell for inventory and equipment.
Discount for cash. Box 419-G,
CoUPLE OR SINGLE MAN to oper-
ate and live on premises: custard
and sandwich store; Marlboro pike
Sc: must have best of references.
HOME Plus INCOME. sleeping
sasms' sps 'vlsh N5m nv ha ter e"t oan u; 800
Evening star., 1950-12-02
HOUSES vNFURNIsHED tcont.) }

n ARIsll4s e. NJ Utah stseedFm e.s, sInIs
siSS sieS0l mo' and ra sh0Sslns osas' on 0aslpe' I
s. ARL.Wwhite Cape Cod bedrms
and bath up. 2 bedrms; and bath
aoMa monh dihVssssf 5 sss1 sss or H hsa ssss4
BUNGALow-11 miles District line:
2 rms; kit. and bath; $50. Call
vHf2 MG fdSs. bEs. NEW HomE-s bedrns., a
fir; attached gar; close to schools
and stores; s175. JU. 1861 or
8 r, Rms. ga AND BArH-sE-oas he heat;
qtils; s. I turn.; nj Y aoak. Rlk. to bus, Call
GEoRGE:roWN 1a r Z: aTi eIaeSh aoGsE-am bedras. s
l bath, liv,, ,rm., din. rm. and den,
i to 5. 1859 Thomas Jefferson St.
ssory house; Sedrmsi faily eqaip
Kit. automatic g.h.; 10 min. Column
pussesD ps pike cat t. Jo p'9tssSn sss or mpsf apsy
NEWss lew 3 farfssn bedrms'. EQUIP. kit, fenced
yard: cony. school. shops; is min;
to town; $135 mo, AK. .b313. 5
Chapel rd;, Hyattsville. See Mrs,
Kennedy; eao5 Queens Chapel rd,,
MOD. HOME mr.. shoreham Beach,
Md; 8 bedrms. Call MRS. HEDIN.
| West River 4341
WHEATON-New two-story semidet
brick of two bedrooms, bsmt.; corner
lot; 500; BoGLEY's WHEATON
WE HAVE SEVERAL unfurnished
houses available In the District,
Alexandria and Travilah. Md. areas.
ranging from bedrooms to 5 bed
rooms and 2 baths, Rental $3.50
Thos. H. Mitchell, with RANDALL
H. HAGNER & CO, INC, 1921
Conn; ave. NV, DE. 5000. 3
1901 JENNINGS DR.. Kensington, Md
--2-bedroom bungalow. has heat. re-
frigerator, washer etc. No objection
To inspeqt, seiPt ca phons M. Io s;o6 65'o717 or
BUNGALOW baths. oil heat; on
beautiful estate miles from An
drews Field; S125 month. Phone
Marlboro 3541. 3
KENSINGTON AREA-Brand-ne g.
rm., 3-bedroom home. ideal for dip
Iomatls s6n asor or armed EinS service personnel
sIX-RM. ROW BRICK. gas h.-wh..
2 screened porches. mod; bath, kit,
carpeted halls and stairs. crystal
dining room chandeliers: cony. to
schools, buses and churches; i'm
maculate cond.. with immed occu-
STONE, Wo. o97s or WI. s55S. "a
g STORY, g. room house, Takoma
Park: excellent condition; gas heat;
convenient to transportation; adults
only. 500 monthly. Phone GE.
0257. 4
facing large park; newly decorated:
auto. heat: near schools. bus and
shopping center: immed. poss.; S11O
mo-: nearby Nd. WA. 459S. 3
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME. near
MOL, and the Govt. Research at
Evening star., 1950-12-02
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.

TOURIST HOME. TOO T NV. for
sale; rent reas.; S1.700. Restaurant
for sale. MA. 4639. 4
RESTAURANT, fully equipped and
ready to go; vacant at present due
to poor Cor I could say MOI man
agement: seats 80; additional space
available; opposite Walter Reed
Conval. Hosp, Forest Glen. Silver
Spring, Md, town Of 10000;
rental, $500 per mo-; some one over
40, experienced and financially re-
sponsible, from Phila., Pa, preferred.
sELF-sERVicE GROCERY. ne, new
sUBURBAN DELICATEssEN, average
sales better THAI 45O0 mo. Gro
cery man can improve business
Off-sale license; rzcel. lease; $1,000
BOOMING HOUSE, 13 rms, 8 baths;
INCOME over $500 mo. OWNER
VAN an ssST NoYs STORE. A.B.c, ncens. @
Cheap rent. Gail Fairfax 4sO-W-2
4 miles from Fairfax. -3
RESTAURANT, with liquor; .urpel
18th st. section; same owner for 2(
Basil at at RE. t. s5ss4 sSa 'eee or LIZ. u 4ssss sls
with PENNY" APOSTOLIDES. -:
GROC. STORE doing 81. 300 for 6.
DAY wk.: owner. III, will sell fol
sics dSyn ooo Ghch ,aS.. Is the st0ek
S1 Srns apt in sr sSo No ren gpstfFs for sao1s fps
Call. Mrs. Helen Andrews at RE
1924, or GE. 9O46 with PENNY
APOSTOIIDES. 3
Evening star., 1950-12-02
JAMES G. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER.

E0LoRED - COMFORTABLE 1-RM.
and kit. apt, NV. section; empl
cple. with good refs. DE. 3745.-2
CoLORED-9O3 46th ST. NE.-Two
rms; 2 bedrms., dinette. kitchen and
bath; SS2.95. Call Miss Schroth,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H
st. NV. MA. 2345. 3
COLORED-11IO COL. RD. NV
Apt 81 avail. for immed. occup.;
Q rms, kit. and bath; $3.50. Open
for inspec Saturday and Sunday.
SULLIVAN BROS, 1920 K st. NV.
4
COLORED-ANDALU APIS, 1900
rm. apt. Qiv. rm., din. rm., htch-
enette, bedrm. and BATH; utils. in
cluded; rental. S79.5O. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO., S17 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CPLE.. 2 CHILDREN need 2-s bedrm.
house, max. SIS mo. for n.w.-n.e.,
DfPL LoMATiec t5oi couPLE To; desire 9ige' o OF 3
bedrm. furnished home with maid &
quarters, qua sn,, preferably in NV. Please
WANTED wan Hn 70 TO RENT IN ARL.-jan. L-jg
] to June 80. 1851. Furn. dwelling
with 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. and garage.
No children in family. Box 3o9-H,
PRIVATE PARTY is INTERESTED
In the purchase or rent Of an s.
1o-room house located in the Dis
trict. Give exact location and full
description, together with lowest
price and terms of financing or
monthly rent. Offers in writing
only. 724 9th st. NV, Room 424. 80
RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY needs
3-bedrm. house: conv. Oh. Ch.,
Bethesda or Kensington; S100 mo.
pRoMPr RoS Tr'id; RENTAL TtaL' SERVICE 8, We
finest clientele: free appraisais. Cali
PERRY HAY CO. ST.. 6242. "a
HOUSE IN NO. ARL.-Suitable fol-
Presbyterian manse. Call GIL. 222S.
2-BEDRM. DET. HOME, equip. kit.
auto, heat. garage; by prof couple
no children; pref l floor in north
suburbs or District. Best references
Box 443-E. Star. g
5 ADULTS desire to rent or buy l.
bedroom. fun bath downstairs, two
or three additional bedrooms and
bath; % NV: Washington, Chevy Chase
$50 monthly. MRS. MONTEIRO
OR. 2200. Sc
Evening star., 1950-12-02
BRIARCLIFF

AN EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL AREA
Designed by prominent architect.
brick home is one OF the few such
homes available on today's market.
On spacious corner lot. 1t includes
six bedrooms. two baths above first
floor; den, lavatory. buffers pantry,
place: maids room and bath; two
car garage. Immediate possession
Excellent financing. Ewes. call WO.
1915.
German P. Young, DE, 4444
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Home Masterpiece

We believe it to be no exag-
geration to describe this beau
tiful home as being the abso-
lutte ULTIMATE in charm,
quality, luxury and good taste
insofar as homes Of its size
are concerned: custom built 10
years ago to include special
luxury features that are too
numerous to mention and has
been kept in virtually brand
new house condition. Stone
and white brick construction
with very heavy slate roof;
102-foot frontage, on a lot
that Is Handicapped to perfec-
tion. Contains S rms. (3 bed
rooms), 31a baths, including 2
large paneled dens on the first
floor that are beyond descrip-
tion in their beauty and rich
ness: cloSe-in location, east
of Rock Creek Park, in a re-
stricted community OF fine
homes that positively is un-
surpassed in Washington for
beauty and desirability. Owner
has stated his willingness to
sell for whatever the home
actually Is worth on the pres
snt market. You must see 1t
to understand our enthusiasm
for this most distinctive prop
erty. Please call MR.. RAY
MOND, RA. 1924.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Mass. ave. n.w.-Artistic modern
home. 1st floor. center hall. living
room, dining room, kitchen with
breakfast nook. 2 bedrms., bath with
shower and tub; 2nd floor. bed
rooms, 2 baths; bsmt., recreation
room. maids room and bath; con-
venient to shopping, transportation,
churches and schools. Call Mrs.
Grant. CO. GAG.
PAUL P. STONE
Evening star., 1950-12-02
APT. HOME
YnAnrann rhc nnn

Beautiful, spacious apt. in handsome
BROADMOOR: coop apis. at CONN.
& PORTER. with view of Rock Greek
PIX. and out over city (wall-to-wall
carpeting venetian blinds-com-
pletely furn.: foyer, drawing room,
din. rm., twin bedrm., excel. closets
garage and din. rm services. Avail
able. MRS. STRADLEY. XII. S-4607.
COX g. CO. 3
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Immediate Occupancy

brick Colonial custom bull
in 1912 in quiet location near Conn
ave, conv. to excel. schools anc
shopping center. Mirrored wal
around fireplace in liv rm: panelec
study has l2 bath: 3 large bedrms
and baths 2nd f.; finished attic
rm., maids rm. and bath. $4,000
direct from owner WO. 1918.
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