davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-10

notes estimated that in the pur-
chase of new car on which the
unpaid balance is $1,000, the
monthly payments would be in
creased by a little more than $8
when the term is cut from "a
to 81 months. In the case of
used cars this increase would be
about $5.
Steadily expanding production
is regarded as important as credit
controls and taxes in holding the
line on prices and wages. Main
tanning the supply of consumer
goods at high levels will help pre-
vent the bidding up of prices
until some consumers are priced
out of the market.
Need to Expand Production.
One top Government official
who listed first the need of ex-
panding production to put a
brake on prices expressed it this
way: "We can outproduce Russia:
that's our strength. Let us out
produce her and let Russia put
on the controls; that's where she
can exceed u.s.
He stressed that an expanding
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Male Population
Rises in Cunudu

OTTAWA.-According to the
Bureau of Statistics, there were
1000, 800 males in Canada on June
l this year compared with $751; :
300 year earlier, while females
totaled 6,79O.7O0 compared with
6,643, 200.
1t was the third year in which
the number of males has risen
more than the total of females,
Before 1948 the female popula-
ton was gaining on the male
The excess of males over females
dropped each year from 291, 700
in 1941 to 22,8OO in 1947. In 1881
there were 307,200 more males
than females in Canada.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

Time payment controls which
go into effect a week from tomor-
row are believed to be just the
first step in credit control pro-
gram of increasing stringency.
Government economists who
have studied the problems of
maintaining the civilian economy
on an even keel in the face of
increased military expenditures
have reached these conclusions:
/. Without price and wage con-
trolls reliance must be placed on
credit controls. taxes and in
creased production to hold down
the inflationary spiral.
2. Credit controls. therefore,
must be stricter than the nation
has known before,
3. Taxes must be higher, the
increase roughly equal to the in
creased defense expenditures.
This will keep the budget in bal
ance and also reduce the infla-
tionary pressure on consumer
goods.
4. Barring the outbreak of a
full-size war. the country must
make up it's mind to live under
these conditions for some years to
come while we acquire and main
tain the military strength which
means safety.
May Need Price Control.
The possibility of the need of
controlling prices and wages Is
not written off in these consider
ations. There is a disposition to
regard the upsurge of prices after
the Korean war started as the re-
suit of price policies" rather than
as result of demand and supply.
If prices in the future get out OF
hand it is conceded that 1t will
be necessary to control them.
But the difficulties of enforcing
such controls in the absence of a
war psychology are regarded as
enormous. Likewise, it is pointed
out that the controls of 1914 are
not called for unless there is de-
fense production matching that of
1914 when about so per cent of
the national income was going
into the war effort.
A hint that the credit controls
invoked by the Federal Reserve
Board Friday may be made tighter
in the future was contained in the
boards announcement. 1t referred
to the controls as limitations in
italy" established.
The reaction of Washington
dealers in automobiles, household
appliances and furniture was that
it may be three or four weeks
before the effects on business are |
clearly known. There was little
belief, however. that sales would
be greatly affected.
This was particularly true OF
department stores. The 10 per
cent down payment ordered in the
sale of furniture and rugs is
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Korean Reds Lose Men
Reading U. N. Leaflets

Growing indications that United
States psychological warfare leaf
lets are cracking one of the major
lines of indoctrination North Ko-
rean Communists have been feed
ing their fighting men-that
Americans kill all prisoners-were
reported yesterday.
Psychological warfare planners
at the Pentagon said they were
gratified at reports telling of cap
tured enemy troops with safe
conduct passes" on their persons.
The safe conduct passes are
leaflets, with the United Nations
flag as a letterhead, which guar
antee to enemy troops displaying
them safe conduct, humane treat
ment, food and shelter behind
American lines.
Reports of taking of prisoners
have been increasing.
The American psychological
warfare effort is being stepped up
In Korea. Artillery units now are
lobbing shells packed with leaf
lets into Communist positions to
supplement the air drop by tacti-
cal and strategic air command
planes and a radio broadcast bar
rage.
According to a Pentagon spokes-
man, the nucleus of a loud speak
er and leaflet company will be
operating at the fighting fronts
"in the very near future" The
company ultimately will be equip
ped with q dozen ank-mounted
loudspeakers and mobile printing
presses and stated with bat
terry Of writers and layout artists.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

Z. PLACE dishes in Dish
washer, where they are auto
matically positioned by
baskets for washing. Articles
slide into position smoothly,
easily. Add small quantity OF
recommended detergent :.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Nehru Says About 1000
Died in Indian Quuke
BY The Asseeioted Press

NEW DELHI, India, Sept. o.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
tonight said that probably not
more than 1000 persons died as
a direct result of the Assam earth
quake of August Is, although it
was one of the most severe shocks
in world history. The quake af-
fected the least populated area
of India.
Mr., Nehru said, however, that
many of those still marooned and
inaccessible to outside help NAV
Evening star., 1950-09-10

See complete proof at your Youngstown
Kitchen dealers he's waiting to demon
strate. Let him show you how much time you
can save-how much work. Let him show YOU
how easy it is to completely modernize dish
washing in your home - at cost that fts
handily into yom budget.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
AMAZING JET-T0WER WITH
EXCLUSIVE HYDRO BRUSH ACTION

Revolutionary idea completely modernizes
dishwashing. Water is booster-heated" to
ideal washing temperature (regardless of your
hot-water supply. Then, "a whirling jets
brush-Aush every groove and contour of every
dish and utensil. Hydro-Brush Action top to
bottom, then piping hot double rinse Presto!
Dishwasher stops, pops open cover for prac-
tically instantaneous fash drying. All in s%
minutes. All automatically. electvscaHw
Evening star., 1950-09-10

be dying in large numbers from
starvation and disease.
He summed up his impressions
in a broadcast after a three-day
aerial tour of devastated districts.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

More than one third of AUS
tralie's 2,495,000 workers are now
employed in factories, a recent
survey shows.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
19 Million Ride Bikes

NEW YORK.-Almost 19 mil
lion Americans are active bicycle
riders.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

I. sCRAPE loose food waste
into opening of Youngstown
Kitchens Food Waste Disposer
or receptacle. No other prepara-
ton needed for Jet Tower wash
ing! Then, scithout removing
scientifically designed baskets -.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

youngstown Kitchens Electric Sink
includes Automatic Dishwasher and
Food Waste Disposer (optional at extra
cost IN beautiful 48" Cabinet Sink.
Here's the sparkling. vhite-enameled
steel beauty the matches eff
ciency that have made Youngstown
Kitchens world famous. If building or
buying new home, insist on Youngs-
town Electric Sink!
Evening star., 1950-06-29
RetriaI Of Morford
Resumes Here TODAY

The retrial of Richard Morford
executive director OF the Ma
tional Council Of American Soviet
Friendship, on contempt OF Con-
greSS charges was TO continue to-
day in District Court.
Morford was tried and con-
victed in District Court in l948
for failing to surrender records of
the friendship organization to the
House Committee on Un-Amer-
lean Activities in 1916. His l94S
conviction was affirmed by the
United States Court of Appeals.
but reversed by Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court reversal
was on the ground the defense
had not been given the opportun-
ity to determine whether Govern
ment employees serving on the
jury that convicted Morford could
render an impartial verdict.
Morford went on trial again
Evening star., 1950-06-29
IPTA Congress Lists
Radio and N Shows
Suitable for Children
BY The Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO, June 29.-The Ma
tional Congress Of Parents and
Teachers today recommended
radio and television programs
which it considers suitable for
children
The selections were made by a
jury of IL headed by Thomas D.
Riskworth.. Austin. Tex, radio
and television chairman of the
congress and director of Radio
House, University Of Texas.
The selections were published in
the current issue of National
Parent Teacher.
List May Be Expanded.
The programs recommended are
the first such selections. spokes-
man said, and the list may be
expanded later.
The recommended radio pro-
grams:
ABC-Mr. President, Breakfast
Club, Carnegie Hall. No School
Today, Junior Junction and Amer
ican Farmer; CBS-Hallmark
Playhouse, You Are There, The
Goldbergs. Let's Pretend and
Junior Miss; NBC-Quiz Kids
Harvest of the Stars. Voice OF
Firestone. Fred Waring Show
Stamp Club. Archie Andrews and
Smiling Ed Mcconnell; MBS-
Choral Series. Juvenile Jury. Don
Wright Chorus and Symphonies
for Youth.
Television Programs.
Recommended television pro-
grams:
ABC-Irene Wicker, The Sing
ing Lady. Americas Town Meet
ing of the Air, Twenty Questions
and Paul Whiteman Teen Club;
CBS-Candid Camera, the Gold
bergs. Lucky Pup and the Ford
Theater; NBC-Howdy Doody
Kukla. Fran and Ollie; Quiz Kids
We the People, Voice of Firestone
and Aldrich Family.
Mr.. Riskworth said the rules
governing the jury's evaluation OF
programs were radios own-the
code of the National Association
of Broadcasters." He added this
code often is violated.
Evening star., 1950-06-29

II is based largely on technical
points Of law.
Among the issues raised are
whether Morford has a right 10
have certain records of the IN
American Activities Committee
turned over to him and whether
the committee itself was ConSti-
tutional.
Evening star., 1950-06-29

yesterday but waived the right 70
trial by jury. Instead he Is being
tried by Judge James w, Morris
Of District Court.
The defense and prosecution
have Stipulated the facts in the
case. and the trial is being held
without testimony by witnesses.
Evening star., 1950-06-29

These points are being argued
before judge Morris by opposing
counsel, Moyford is being prose-
cuted by Assistant United States
Attorney Charles B. Murray De-
fense attorneys are David Rein
and Abraham J. ISSerman.
Brazil will soon have television.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
AoUsEs-sALE-vA. Gent, ,

FAIRFAX Lee hwy. to Fairfax
Theater to Vienna I'd. to Spruce St.
6-room modern home; full bsmt. and
attic; l year old. For sale, $4,000
cash; or 15 for rent, S1@5 mo. Can
GI HOME sEEKERs-You can be the
happy owner Of this brick and frame
bungalow, conveniently located to
shopping. bus, schools and theater.
1st d. has liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
tI1s' fm,' equip equipped kit,; bedrnis. and and
Ssmt.; -s sas s.-c. ~ heat. Low Low down ri
bargain. DeRAMUs REALTY CO.,
IA. 1892. days or evenings.
Mr. GLEBE RD. AND LEE BLVD.
% heat Only yms siso7b aHd on'f On t.rnsa Dsm MoR R
GAN REAL ESTATE CO. cH. 1895;
ewes and SUN, IA. 4-OO75. is
3812 s. 9th ST. ARL. S19.5OO.
Brick home. lge; liv. rm. with flre:;
place din T psd,ms kit side SIDE porsbh; S.tb; 2nS
bsmt;; outside entr. on heat, lot
,3 S2ls Col; pike; GL. 1888. m22 oo
BTies 5Iaes h9me' S'n lgs liy rm ~. with rs
2nd Il. 2 lge. bedrms. and bath. full
6smts outside entr; OH heat. lot
attention. v. EHRHARDT. 3si9
cfSsE fSl; p'7S 70 oh FENTsSoN. lfss; TT. ls M2ER
and Navy; semidet. brick, 2 bedrms..
Ia baths compact knotty pine rec.
rm. or den in bsmt: schools and
buses real close: $13.950 with reas
down pymt. ANOLA REALTY CO.,
s-RooM HOUSE. NO. ARL., YA.D1o
min. to Pentagon. Navy Annex;
min. to Arl. Hall: lge. lot; conV. to
everything: 500 N. Thomas street
Evening star., 1950-07-18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-one Of those fine Co
lonial homes In popular 'Edgemoor," 4"
privately built ON . quality basis
and maintained in fne shape by its
with secluded porch and erounds in
q quiet residential neighborhood
within walking distance to all busi-
ness activities. Il you're. in the
market for something pretty nice.
5y all means see this home: It won't
tor. 81. sill. open evenings. 10
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Custom- built,
French, cottage-type home, prewar
constr; lge. iv. rm. and din. rm.
with picture windows, den and
powder rm;, 3 twin-size bedrms.. 2
with firepl;; maids rm. and fuil
landscaped lot. THOs. L. PHILLIPS,
pWO: 1900 until 8 pm. 1913 Conn,
ROCKVILLE, MD.-2-story brick: 8
bsdrms.. 11s baths, Lying rm., din
watsc oil heat; 6Ss screens and storm
Rockville. Md. Phone 1851.
ROCKVILLE, MD. - 2-story frame,
composition room; 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 2 freplaces, screened porch,
vile. Nd: Phone ss6i. ~ t'0'
SLIGO PARK HMLS-Lovely 3-bed-
room, 1ha-bath brick on quiet street,
fireplace in living room, porch,
priced S17,S60, on terms. LAW
RENEE v. LUTES, 81. 1922 until
Q pm. 30
SILVER SPRING. overlooking Sligo
room and bath. den. full-size din.
room and modern kit. with break
fast nook on 1st 4: " Ice. bedrms
bath and sun deck on 2nd a.; bsmt.
has rec; rm. and bar; built.in ga
rage; the landscapins of the. lot
see: priced reasonably at $50. ZOO,
F. A. TWEED CO., -55U4 Conn. ave.
NV, EN-. 1890 til 8 pm. 30
SILVER SPRING - Beautiful 2-story
brick Colonial, on large, level cor
ner lot; 3 twin-size bedrooms, living
room with fireplace, side screened
en-: full basement. gas heat; attached
EaTaSe; Owner leaving; priced to
VIM. H. sAuNDERs Co. NC. 'A''
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. Cape Cod
second floor; basement; fenced lot
sune siosSo lcEse cau6E 81 woob 81 Joan 81 PEss P5Se
SILVER sPRING-S14.95O New IA.
story brick Liv. rm.-din. RIM. comb.
2 bedrms. and bath 1st flr., stairway
to End fr, space for 2 large bedrms
LOWER a. MELTON. SH. 1900;
ewes, Sligo 1904. -l0
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW
Very attractive brick home near
rooms, stairs to attic, basement,
$4,000. Assume high GI loan.
LAWRENCE v. LUTTS, 81. 1922
until pm. 30
SILVER SPRINGS rooms, 2 baths,
Just on Georgia ave-; In business
zoned commercial. This property can
be zoned upon application. Price
$19.950: excellent investment. Law
RENEE v. LUTRS, SlA 1922 until 9
Pm. go
Evening star., 1950-07-18
HIIL,TOP MAMOP
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANTED, 3-bedrm. brk. home in best
condition: In any clean Sc. location
Cash. MIR. LOPEZ, Ii. 7-Ss44.
WILL PAY CASH for small 1s hem,
%1iHin SnIHl "a 4 mi: a,dz q Hyattsville; owner
WILL PAY CASH for 2 or 3 bedrns.
please. s; 'iyst SIT 7ss41 SsS5lnS area; no agents
QUICK will be the action in buyinr
H1IIr,,h SoIr home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK ST. 5000; eyes,, RA. 341S
IF YOU WANTS cash buyer for you,
nome ny; section, Chevy Chase
market price $4,000 to $50. .000
with possession; 80 to 30 days;
tsE ta61ished broker: 90 yrs. r. A
EFMEED EM i5on Co. 56o4 Conn. ave. NV
TOP DOLLAR CASH for houses, white
or colored. any condition. Immediate
Z PAY CASH FOB R0UsES. any con.
Gition; any sert'on Mr. B. LISa,
n p fRSMssr SSHs ATTENTION to tn. sal,
Of your home. business or invest.
eall R A. HUMPHRiES, Realtof
8O8 North Capitol Ma $3.50. Frr,
DSfcTs fRoM Mesyt; oWNERn infs pbss 1879
EMS: ST. 1858: ewes. vi. 1886
PARK-We have many
clients moving from changing
neighborhoods with ready cash, look
ing for homes In this area. We
can sell a house reasonably priced,
In 70 IBIS tbs section; within one week
sun. and ewes. RA. 2S05. is
WE HAVE CLIENTS for row or det
homes in Washington or Nd. For
ITee Sppraisals call Mr.. Morse
ewes. IA. $500.
WE Rave CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment properties. What
haye bay, you to offer? THos, Z. JAR
52l 10Th st. NV. Ma. o7sS. i'i0''
HOMES WANTED-Expert Appraisal
and service by an experienced sales
SSFsGissni7fticr' Ssis, T. p oFEv11Php EysS; phone 0RSway
NV. Ma. O763.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Silver Spring Ranblers

Silver Spring RamblerS
Dc luxe S-bedrm., 21a-bath ramblers
in close-in section Of Silver Spring:
hv. rm., din. rm., Westinghouse
kit; full bsmt.; some with garage,
some with rec. rHn,; exceptional val
ues; prices start at S19,500. 10
per cent cash on VA financing.
Several houses nearing completion.
Plans available. For further infor-
nation call
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3010 It'll pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
COLORED.
BUNGALOWS GALORE
$500 TO $500 DOWN
4 AND 5 ROOMS
NEARBY MD.
SUBURBAN WASH

SUBURBAN WASH.
IKE. cond., with plenty of ground.
For further details, call LU. 4-3342
or Ma. 9797. Ewes, HU. 1888.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, 400 Central Ave. NE.
COLORED, BROOKLAND
Note II you can raise $4,000 there il
great savings for you on this fine
home. 6-rm. row brick. Colonial
automatic heat, rec. rm.. stone re-
tanning wall on yard. well kept front
and rear yard with flowers and
shrubbery; built-in gar, Venetian
blinds. refgr.. expensive kitchen sink.
home that's for sale. Price S13. $500.
AT. 6604. lis
Evening star., 1950-07-18
ALEXANDRIA

Nine-room and bath home; full bsmt.
oil h.--w.h.; lot S0x115. Vacant. For
less than $1,000.
White brick Cape Cod center-hall, 2
bedrms. and bath home. Full bSmt.
Oil h.-w.h.
L. MCGEE KING
1881 Wilson Blvd, GL. 6273, CHI.
55OS.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
hoUsEs-SALE-Mp. Gent. }

SILVER SPRNG-3-bedroom, brick
Colonial. tower room, Ia bath,
basement, fireplace. side porch,
$4,000. VA appraised, CLAUDE
WOOD, 81. 1900.
SILVER sPRING BRICK RAMBLER
-$14,950. Large hv.-din. rm. comb
De as.Es'fEe luke Rt GseERs ToWEa teVs1y e aros 9es
sH. 1900; ewes, 10. 3-S2s2. -19
TAKOMA PK...-Hollywood. 2-bedrm.
masonry rambler; full bsmt.. wooded
lot; blocks from city; $11.5O0
make terms. JU. 7-S959.
TAKOMA PARK AREA bedrooms
den 1Gr ensranee aoyeP PoTHsf ISe Sina ISG rns
l7x27 with random width oak door.
and kitchens; 2-car built-in sarage
spacious level lot and Garden. G.I
MaRsHSlL RanRGsHiS NJ! TAPEE SlisE cG g., eeai 1ss4
COzY BRICK BTNGxLow in centra
Silver Spg. for S13,95O.; nicely ar.
ranged and attractively decorated
home OF 8 pleasant rooms, bath anc
detached garage. r. r. RIPLEY
IT's MoDERSnY;es Sl; oisH is's eysnanss ModsTI
Realty to call for a new Cape Coo
bungalow: priced at S12,25O; located
only blk from Ga. ave. on Flyer!
NH rd.; 2 bedrms., exp. attic, ful
MoDERN sEsI4y sfaG2s 'sf sa ssSpPins dSgg
81. 0652: John M. Heron. lis
DE LUKE GRIN. -2-BATH HOUSE
prewar custom built for Sls,96O: III
min; to downtown DC. Owner, CH
IT'S MoDERN-Yes. for rambler,
it's Modern Realty Co, to cali. Eighi
new ramblers in Woodmoor. All con.
tain 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rms, pic.
ture windows. full bsmts., ant
wooded lots. Priced at $4,000 t.
S1S,600 with cony. terms. Oper
each eve. from $3.50 to dark. Ou'
on Lorraine to Ridgemoor. then lef
on Nldsemoor and then to Eoutl
Dunmoor; right on South Dunmoo
to Mhitmoor ter. and open sign
MODERN REALTY CO., SH. O62f
or 81, 0662. John M. Heron
PRACTICALLY NEW s.bedroom. 2
bath home, In New Hamp. ave. area
very accessible to new schools, shop
ping. bus service, ETC.; well-eouippee
kitchen, nice secluded yard, built IL
ffisTcss; fion s,s,6S home in very tor cendi end
FIX GP THIS SoMEsTEAD' sa sTialD's on tn,
Colesville pike a few miles beyonc
Silver Spg.-Rather large frame
property of 8 rooms. bath, pantry
attic and full bsmt.; detached "a.
rage; acre Of land; $13,500. r. p
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. Oper
CUSTOM PRIVATE HOME in silve,
Spg. - "Woodside Forest" - Com
manding corner with center en-.
trance; Colonial brick home having
o rooms, ga baths, diversified
screened living porch, built-in ga.
Is completed: price including extrs
60.foot lot. S27,500. Terms. r. p
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. open
evenings.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
I,ET"S DISCUSS TIT
SMALL-HOIJSE WEEK

SMALL-HOUSE WEEK
bedrooms, two baths, full base
ment, oil hot.water heat; good
cond.. but needs some repairs; large
lot. fruit trees; convenient location.
$4,000
Nearly new junior rambler: 2 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen-dining
room, basement. expansion attic;
large wooded lot. $12,650.
Junior rambler, Ia Yrs, old; 2 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen -dinette,
attic. finished as one room. base
ment. $4,000.
Call Mr.. Vermillion. TU. $500 or
CHI. SAIL. Leave message.
VERTAIN CORP.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
MICHIGAN PARK

%S11 18th st. ne. This most attract
semidet. brick with lge. liv. rm.
open firepl., full-siZed din. rm., in.
closed rear porch, heated, on nrst
floor. 4 bedrms. and inclosed porch
on end floor: Rec. rm; on h.-w.h
Det. garage. Storm windows. ScreenI
and Awnings. Must be seen by ap.
pointment. Call Mr.. Curling, with
r. @. DUNNE, Ho. 0700; eyes,, LA
Evening star., 1950-07-18
OI1ANNON @ LUOdO CO
15nS II ST MW MA OAK

CT APPROVED
$12,950-7-rm. white bungalow, has
entrance foyer. liv. rm, din. rm.,
kit, 8 bedrms. Il pine panneled)
bath and large pine paneled den,
stairway to End floor. full bsmt.
driveway for parking; near public
and parochial schools. GRAHAM 4,
Evening star., 1950-07-18
ALEXANDRIA

Doctor, Dentist, Morticisn.
This house has been zoned for
business. On Ks-acre Anchor
fenced lot; 2-story, 3-yr. .-old
brick: in excellent condition.
Would also make = lovely
home.
N. c. HINES & SON
Courthouse So. oW. 9O20
Evening star., 1950-07-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLERS

z BDRMS.
Arlington: S1o.5oo, Gl approved,
IN; master bedrm. II f.. 10 IN. BY
5 in. by II IT,. 10 In; kit. I3lax
S1a.. well equipped; level lot; half
block to bus and schools; $500
down payment. bal. one trust; S65
mo-, taxes included. 18th and
Nelson sts.. south.
MAC LINDSEY
rs North Glebe rd.. CHI, 5000,
Evening star., 1950-07-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA SUBURB - 2-bedrm.
semidet. brick, tile bath, gas heat,
fun bsmt;; nr. shoppinE. grade
down payment. KI, S-735S. "a
Evening star., 1950-07-18
ANNALEE HEIGHTS

31INNf1AGc 11EA111 i -
2 & 3-BEDRM. RAMBLERs
219 HOMES NOW BUILDING
LAT SOLD
A community Of individual
homes for folks Of moderate
income. featuring IL different
architectural styles Of 8 Diff
ferent floor plans, large roll
ing lots, large storage rooms
and disappearing stairs to
storage attic, insulated and
weatherstripped, automatic
gas heat, fu1l-si1e ranges and
refrigerators in Dream Kitch-
ems. FHA-G1 approved; start.
ing at
$3.50
Veterans pay only settle
ment costs.
Take Route so west through
Seven Corners then left on
Annandale I'd. to Annalee
Heights. DRUCKER g. FALK.
Sales Agents.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
CT APPRAISED

Appealing 5-room house on about
one-third acre within walking dis
tance of bus and stores and in a
pleasant neighborhood of friendly
people. Living room, dining room,
modern kitchen. , bedrooms. bath
and laundry room on 1st H.. and
permanent stairway TO a doored
attic. The range, refgr., the attrac.
drapes in the. living room and
60, with the house. There is also a