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Evening star., 1950-05-06
5000 D. {. Employees
Face Pay|ess Payday
Unless Congress Acts.

The three Municipal Court Of
Appeals judges face a payless pay
day next Tuesday. and some 5000
other District salaries due May %
will be held up unless Congress
has acted on pending deficiency
appropriations.
Money for the checks must be
provided by deficiency appropria-
tions to make up for salary in
creases. In all, requests totaling
$6,638, 400 are pending.
While employees of the Munich
pal Court of Appeals will be paid
Tuesday, Judges Nathan Cayton,
Andrew M. Hood and Brice Clag-
EFT will go without. The judges
salaries were increased from $10,-
900 to $4,000 year last July.
Unless the appropriations have
been made by May %, there will
be no pay, not only to the en-
ployes of that court, but to those
of the public schools. except teach
ers: Municipal Court, Gallinger
Hospital, Office of the Chief Clerk
for public works and the Water
Division.
Delay on the appropriations un-
til June would cause public
school teachers to miss a payday.
The fiscal year ends June 80.
The deficiency appropriation re-
quests now are pending before
the House Appropriations Com
mittee. They will have to await
completion Of House action on
the omnibus appropriation bill
for Government agencies. Then
they must clear the Senate.
Budget Officer Walter L. Fowler
said Congress has been advised
Of the situation and he had re-
ceived assurance from committee
members the requests will be acted
on as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Writers Club to Heor
JOY WuIz and Wife

A husband and wife writing
team will tell the Professional
Writers Club of Washington how
they collaborate. when they ad-
dress the group at 7::3o pm. Mon
day in the YWCA, Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
The couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Walz. who have long written in
dependently. teamed up to write
novel. The Bizarre Sisters" pub
lished by Duell, Sloan and Pearce
Mr.. Walz is on the Washington
staff of The New York Times, ano
Mrs. Audrey WalZ. under the
name Of Frances Bonnamy. has
been writing mystery novels fol-
a number of years.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Five Eisenhower
Scholarships Set Up

Five Eisenhower scholarships. >
to be awarded annually to high
school seniors planning to study
at Columbia University. have been
established.
The scholarships are valued at
S4 800 each and will be financed
this year by the Readers Digest
Magazine.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Anocostiu Methodist

Can a Christian Be a Com
munist?" To be the subject of
Rev. Kenneth Lyons at IL am. to-
morrow. at the Anacostia Meth
odist Church.
A membership dinner will be
held In the social hall Wednesday
at 7 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
No. I Not Wanted

CHICAGO (P.-Policeman An
ton TopinSka turned IL his badge
and received another one. Every
one wanted TO know If I was re-
lated TO a big shot" he explained
1t was embarrassing" He had
badge No. /.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
jewelers. Association
To Convene Tomorrow

The Maryland Delaware Dis
trict of Columbia jewelers. ASso-
citation will hold its 36th annual
convention tomorrow and Monday
in the Shoreham Hotel.
Speakers will include Bernard
N. Burnstine, president of the as
sociation: Oscar Kind, ir., vice
president of the National Retail
jewelers. Association. and Leon
Engel, chairman of jewelers. Tax
Committee,
Evening star., 1950-05-06

the policeman was i'll and not
capable of going to work.
Pvt. Bright, who is colored,
pleaded not guilty. He said he had
had stomach pains for three weeks
and dozed off after he lay down
to relieve the pain.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
JUNIORS PLAN r OCTOBER )l:' PROM IN ADDITION TO SPRING EVENT

A junior prom, open to the pub lie and not to be confused with the invitational function sched- uled each spring, is planned for Saturday, Oct. 2, it was announced this week by junior class presi- dent Gus Klem of Palmer High School. The prom will be held in the Palmer Gymnasium between the hours of nine pm. and one am.
 Schaefer's Orchestra will play for dancing for the prom. Dress will be semi-formal. Admission is to be $1.50 a couple. All Valley residents are invited to attend.
 President Klem appointed these committees to plan details of the prom evening:
 Tickets-June Pietla. Dolores Lentz and Laverna Slater.
 Decor ating-Violet Werner. Barbara Tirapelli. Nelda Cosper. Chuck Miles. Ernie Martin and Norma Nelson.
 Publicity - Vernon FridleY. Miles Rice. Gloria Lepak, Betty Harris. Gus Klem and Chuck
 Hosts and hostesses - Miles Klem. Chuck Miles. Betty liar ris, Genevieve DeLand. Bonnie Larsh and Wesley Grover.
 Invitations-Violet Werner. Genevieve DeLand, Bonnie Larsh and Punkie Reed.
 The juniors are planning an ad- vance campaign to sell prom tick cts. The ducats will go on sale at downtown locations this weekend. Admissions also will be sold at the door on prom night.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
BOOKWORMS SWITCH MEETING PLACE

The Great Books discussion group has changed its meeting place, Mrs. Thomas Day an nounced this week. The Sunday evening meeting at 7:3O will be held upstairs in the Neal Wright Building, rather than at Dee-Jay's, as formerly. The new location is permanent, Mrs. Day said.
 The group will be studying Montaigne's essays this Sunday evening. Included on the reading list for Sunday night are the es- says Of Pedantry," Of the Ed ucation of Children" Of Gus tom," and "Of Cannibals."
 Anyone interested in this group is requested to attend any of it's sessions, Mrs. Day invited.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
SoRORIT ONSIDERS-
 BARN DANCE. CONCERT FOR YEARS FUN QUOTA

A barn dance and a concert are the two extremes of entertainment being considered for this year by of Beta Sigma Phi soror- ity. However the two affairs will be widely separated in point of time, so the entertainment com mittee doesn't feel they'll impose too violent contrast on members nerves.
 The barn dance is the first event under consideration for the soror- ity. Tentative plans place it in late October of early November. It will be combined with a box social.
 Mary Louise Johns heads the committee which has tentative plans for the presentation of spring concert here. The sorority will try to bring one of the artists from the Anchorage concert series to Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
Sportsmen Meet Wednesday,

The next regular meeting of the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen will be held at eight o'clock next Wednesday evening, club presi- dent Bill Smith announced today. Since this will be the last mem bership meeting prior to the an- nual game dinner, to be held Oct. IA. -....
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
LYNN SANDVIK.
 RAY DePRIEST ALSO LEAVE FOR COLLEGE

Still more of the Valleys young people were turning their steps. toward college again this week. Lynn Sandvik went Outside to enroll at Oregon State College at Corvallis. Lynn worked for a year between his high school gradua ton and his entrance into college.
 Raymond DePriest left last week for College to enroll at the University of Alaska. Raymond completed one year at Washing ton State College at Pullman, but likes Alaska too we'll to leave it for the four years required to get a college education. He was en- ployed here in the Valley last year.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29

Cheechako Club Meets Oct. g
 The Cheechako Homemakers will meet at the home of Mrs. Marne Hanks on Oct. g, it was announced this week. Meeting time has been set for 7:45 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01
Plays Music
For Class Day

Graduating Seniors Of the Music,
Drama and Speech departments of
Shaw High School will present
their Class Day program, Friday
evening, June End in Shaw Audi
torium.
Orchestra students, under the
direction Of S. Robert Fraser will
open the program with Cuban
Holiday" by D. Phillips. The choir
members will sing after Gradua-
ton Day" to words written by
Janet Sampson, 12A, from the
music by S. Lippman. Other num-
bers include "Three Blind Mice"
as arranged by Aschenbrenner,
"Cumana" by Barclay Allen, and
"Rock-a-My-Soul' from an ar
rangement by Charles Carol and
sung by the Senior members of the
choir with Janet Sampson, accom-
panist.
Representing the Speech Depart
ment, under Lois Crank, John Wis
brun will speak on Election of
Presidents by Direct Vote" and
Peggy Moser will present "The
Lodge-Gossett Plan.
Many programs being given now
are taking the early 1900 for
background, and following the
popular trend Miss Lois Crank,
drama director, has selected two
such skits for their part of the
Glass Day observance. In the first
one "The Carefree 190Os" Jean
Weinkamer gives the prologue and
an ensemble consisting of Barbara
Walker, Dick Henderson, Carol In
man, Gene Phifer. Lois Batschelet,
Bob Veil, Clarice Seefeld, Dave
Klopp, Betty Burwell, Elmerinda
Yovonne, John Wills, takes the
audience back to the turn of the
century with "Dearie, Do You
Remember ?"
The second Sklt with the same
theme will have cast made up
of Jack Meyer, Mary Hoge, Marilyn
Lamont, Peggy Oates, Sue Schwim-
mer, Martha Ashcraft and Don
Young. Their tale is titled Frank
Glynn's Wife"
Assisting back stage will be
Camilla Peak, Lois Unterberger,
Richard Bookner, jeanne Becker,
Jim Austin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01

Newly elected officers at the
helm Of the East Cleveland Wom-
ans club relax for a few minutes
around the piano at the club
house. Seated in the piano bench
are Mrs. George H. Leffel, treas
urer; Mrs. w. S. DeOtt, recording
secretary; and standing are: Mrs.
Guy 7. Rockwell, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. William
R. Thomas, assistant treasurer;
and Mrs. H. w. Singer, president.
Mrs. H. w. Singer, long active
in the East Cleveland Woman's
club was honored by being chosen
president when the ten continuing
and five new directors met at the
club house, 1747 Lakefront ave-,
last Friday noon.
New members of the board are
Mrs. William A. Schenk, Mrs. Guy
T. Rockwell, Mrs. Edward Arm,
Mrs. w. R. Thomas and Mrs. H.
w. Cation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01

Immediately following the clos
ing of the ballot boxes at the an
nual election of members assembled
in Presidents Hall which had been
decorated by Mrs. William Schenk
and her committee in the club
colors, yellow and orchid, with
spring flowers and y-branched
candelabra. The club chorus sang
the Lords Prayer" after which
Mrs. Fred Reindel gave the invo-
cation. Upon consuming the gen.
erous luncheon prepared and
served by the ladies of Winder-
mere Methodist Church, Larry
Chambers, tenor with the Old Stone
Church Quartet, accompanied by
Mrs. John Workman, presented a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01
Choir Concert

The choir of First Presbyterian
Church of East Cleveland is pre-
senting its annual Spring Con-
cert Wednesday, June 7th at 8
o'clock in the church. Public is
invited to enjoy this evening of
music. The choir sings under the
direction of Frederic C. Lake with
Charlotte Tanno at the piano.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01

delightful group of rhythmic num-
bers on the theme of Love. One
little French number and an Italian
piece brought down the house.
Mrs. Carter proceeded to call
upon each Committee Chairman
and Officer for review of the
years activities.
A lovely silver tray was pre-.
sented to the club by Mrs. Guy
T. Rockwell in appreciation of it's
service to the Federation of
Womens Clubs of greater Cleveland
during her administration as Presi-
dent; and parting gift of luggage
was bestowed upon Mrs. Carter by
Mrs. H. w. Singer in behalf of the
general membership.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01
PLEDGE Honor

Theta Phi sorority at Bowling
Green State University has ac-
corded its honor of Outstanding
Pledge" for the year to Freshman
Carol Thut. After receiving the
good news on Saturday, Carols
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Thut of 14507 Elm ave-, made a
trip to Bowling Green Sunday to
personally congratulate tn cir
daughter. Carol was presented
with an inscribed gold compact by
her sorority sisters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Birchfield, 1874 Woodlawn ave-, a
son, Johnny Leroy, May 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Burke, 1881 Taylor rd., a daugh-
ter, Betsy, May 14th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-01
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Evening star., 1950-06-01
HOUSES-SALE-VA. (Cont. J

ALEX. BUNGALOW NO. 166.-1O
min. out; $50 down, GG; total price.
$500, sitting on lovely 1a-acre
lot; lge; liV rm, with tirepl:, : bed
Moron aS51e; 9y; Ht.Igy 3gS9' nc to 54,s 3 j. nj
Vernon ave, Alex, Va. a
ARL. BUNGALOW NO. 2OS-S2 500
down; total price. $4,000; sitting
on large lot; fun bsmt., oil h.-wh,
ROTOR He 5Soq REA2TY G2sp fst', to 8 s41S j. MT
NORTH ARLINGTON. No. 524. 4
pix. to shop. center and to bus
lines. very conv.. close-in. loc., liv.
rm., large, modern kit. l bedrm and
bath down, 2 bedrms. up, full bsmt,
oil INV h. II you are looking for
very livable home. see this one
&sGos SssS N. REAtTT ~ A5;: 5sS:s lSs e Hi:
VIRGINIA FOREST, No. 4oo-Hom.s
in this desir. comm. are seldom
shsrnna Hs 1Gr sHDs Gsp. sss eais eod
bungalow with expansion attic; full
bsmt:., with outside entrance; lot
75xl50 With large trees; Sl3.500,
HilTooa " MOTION or r.TiE REALTY I5TY,n Nc 20
. oono es' @ie NuuieA' va. JG'
TiR-AaSiSSspF;ERRED-occUpANcY I'D Jd1LY
Ist-Real home, 2 years old, all
brick, better than new; playground
bedrms., Ia baths, 2 fireplaees, pic
ture window. bay window in dining
rm., large sunny kitchen. equipped;
recr. rm;; conveniences too numerous
to mention; transp. and shopping l
Dix; 3 min. from Pentagon, l 8 minis.
re from Eaan neart OF Wash. See by appt,
NEAR ST. 81. JAMES, No. ss2-s-bedrm.
prlck Colonial, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., equipped kit and side
screened porch; full bsmt.; large
Sl3,950, because substantial cash is
required and house needs redecorat-
ing; j. T. MOTION REALTY CO., 90
Hiilgood ago3 ave-. Falls Church. Va. JE.
We HAVE BUNGALOWS and houses
on terms; SS,450 up to your rating.
Investigate. We are not statesmen
Tell us how much you are able or
qs the homie nc Pay Pay yos Ds msht have MeNHR Hzt
l15 Hillwood ave, FA. 3305. -
NEARBY VA. Semidet brick, 5 rms,
mr.. Shirlington shop. center. Cement
porcn' rec. rm.: oak doors, mod.
@ Saih sHshanse aRf n s5SS o%NGR E s. 4S ssSh
BUNGALOW NO. 3e4.-out Lee hwy.
$1,000 down, pay S61 per mo-. 5
rms. bedrms., sitting on "a
acre lot; close to schools and shop
ping. OV. 5000. Open 8 to 8. J. r.
NOTION REALTY, INC. 2415 Mt.
venom ndH nGy1,,y ave, Alex;, Va; -
taxes and insurance, buys this stuc-
co-bungalow; large liv. rm., picture
window, dining space. 2 large bed
5esr Ems Fa al city brcb Tts cnn. on lot Is, 55x16s
HOME WITH INCOME, North Ar
lington-.Graceful living in COM
plete 2-bedrm. home. Separate
l-hedrm. apt. rents 500; net
monthly cost Substantially below
eeRt GW f9r 9fiae = s-bedrm' home. OWNER
st. Arl.; 3 brand new Cape Gods,
very conv. located with the best of
materials and workmanship and we
can take a smaller Va. home as
part payment. The houses consist
OF liv. rm. with fireplace, din, rm.,
equipped kit, bedrm. and " bath
down; lge: bedrms. and tile bath
upstairs; full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat
and nice shaded lot; $4,000 cash
required. CECIL B. LUPTON, Real
NEW BUNGALOW-A lovely corner
lot, bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. tile
bath. oil heat, hardwood floors. I'M
ssala5e sa5oe 9AssoGk P91ssssslSn Rss, Sex It today
PaGrssx phone Fairfax 775' home phone.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

Good Old Lynhaven
We have one Of the better homes in
this cony.,. ever popular area. 2
bedrms.. tiled bath UP; liv. rm,
din. rm.. and kit. down: full bsmt
with attrac. rec. rm. of knotty pine
Call for appt. to inspect
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl., IA. 4-1155
Evening star., 1950-06-01
LYON VILLAGE
BY OWNER-S25,9

Located on a quiet street in a com
munity Of gracious homes. this brick
home was built Just before the war.
FIRST. moor has center hall, guest
dining room, small den or once
complete kitchen, including oft
Frigidaire. Second floor has large
master. bedroom with tiled bath
two other bedrooms and tiled bath
Two cheerful rooms on third floor
blown in. Basement has paneled
CAMERON with fireplace, half bath
laundry facilities. including Bendix
Det. gar, oil heat. Close to buses
stores. schools. Nearby playground
has tennis courts, swings, slides
etc. Please call CHI. 3476. -
Evening star., 1950-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
LORCOM LANE AREA

Two-year-old brick home in best
close-in section; 3 bedrms. upstairs
with . baths; Il bath on lst A.,
liv. rm. with frepl.. has door lead
ing to private patio; splendid din
rm., beautiful mod. kit. Already
GI approved at S21 900.
MANNAS REALTY co.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
FURNISHED
AIR-COND. SUITE

Across from Mayfiower. new
ly decorated an earpst~d.
Available Immediately. com
plete with tTceSs.tterS q
fiiiny cabinets II desired. Space
viii accommodate . or :
executives with EeeEetariat.
Present occupant must sub
lease Immediately
l02h CONN AVE, RE. I7eb.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
"OWNER LEAVING"

Must sell at once this 2 yr. old center
entrance det. brick home with 8
6Ox120; located just west of Conn.
ave. in the Kensington area. Priced
for immediate sale Call ME. 1143
until 8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Rea1tpr
Evening star., 1950-06-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SEE TONIGHT

NEW s-RM RANfsIER BuNoALow
Basement, Gas heat. Ke attic; elose-
in Arlington, cenven. TO bus. school
and stores. Try GI at Sl4rSo.
5-RM BUNGALOW
Approx. Q years old; asbestos shinsie
with dormeTed expansion end foef
excellent eond; bSnt.. garage, and
q beautiful deep lot; near bus and
new modern school Is min. TO
the Mall Try Gl at Sl2 ESQ.
5-RooM BRicK-RHCR ROOM
Semt6et-, approx. 10 years old. fuli
din, rm., full esnt. oil heat, tile
bath, oak foors. perfect elose-,n
location, well-kept neighhor hood
Price, S11.5o0.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

1884 PA. AVE. sc.
for any profession, excellent busy
neighborhood. reasonable rent, Ions
or short term lease. 7. D. BUR0Ese.
vi. 2S02 till 4.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. BUNGALOW NO. 1910 min.
out; $4,000, $4,000 down, 5 rms,
2 bedrms., oil h.-w.h., Ice. liv. rm..
tile bath, lge. moderate equipped
kit. with dining area, sitting on q
h-acre area, OV. 5000. Open 9 ia
Q. ]. T. MOTION REALTY. INC,
2415 Mt. Vernon ave-. Alex, Va
ALEX. e-sToRY BRICK s., SOC
down: No. 81; pay S45 per mo-,
5 rms. ? bedrms.. equipped kit,
hardwood floors, full bsmt.. auto
matte oil heat. OV. 5000. Open 8
to 8. J. T MOTION REALTY, INC,
PALS Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va. -
ALEX. BUNGALOW NO. 93.-10 min
out: $1,000 down, GI, large Twins
room. . bedrooms. close to schools
Open 9 to g. J. r. MOTION REALTY,
INC. 2415 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex,
va -
Evening star., 1950-06-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

PARKING LoT-34x47: vicinity aIst
REAR 500 X NV. a5x1e. brick
buildins and lavatory. ground floor,
suitable for printing plant, light
nanu' manu- repair shop etc. Only $50
EkfIRE EkSfIai AZ PLooR otds' FOR RESr-Will
build end floor for suitable tenant
$500 so. it.. downtown location; !;
can be ready for occupancy about
c32xsiRBEspsoSSS 3siB psSS 81 sHoppiSG. i, f,s;. cssIER-
: doors of Wilson blvd near Ash.
house, zoned commercial. All mod
ern improvements. including INV
OIL heat: q bath on Ist moor fun
taahc.S natn on maf. and eoT; eSs Ssp1tste en-
usable as q combination home and
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO. cH.
1888, ewes. and Suns, OIL. 1898
DOWNTOWN AREA. second CONNER
eiai, one-story nreproof building;
good for factory. store. warehouse,
repair shop; l30x46: Is-feet cell
ing; plenty parkins space: long
lease 70 reliable tenant: $3.50 month.
10TH OK AND asf,Hi , SIS. sTs. N.w-App. 1000
So. It. IN large downtown md comm.
bldg: concrete floors, pass. and
ufaeturing. etc. Apply LEO N.
BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors. l4I5
K st. NV NE. 5400.
1?th ST. NV, between O and H
Store, app. 20x95; additn nal balcony
space; excellent location; reas. rent;
BERNSTEIN a. CO. Realtors. 1915
X 81. NV. MA. 540o.
Rear. 1870 U ST. NW-RentaI
S75 PER MO.
Large space. brick building. suitable
electricity and q washroom In this
building
Henry J. Robb, Inc, Realtor
l024 VERMONT AVE. NV. DI sl4l
Evening star., 1950-06-01

HOME WITH EXTRAS
Ideal. 1-f1oor plan arrangement, 6
rms, bath, brick fireplace, breeze
way and garage. basement has
unusual appointments including
End bath, rumpus rm. and out
side entrance. Breakfast space in
kitchen: attic fan. lot approx. 144x
1855; $4,000. 4Te 1st trust. Shown
by appointment only.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
BETHESDA RAMBLER

with lge. liv. rm. and de luxe kit,
located on fine corner lot. vicinity
of Suburban Hospital. Priced to
sell ct S19,5O0. Ewes. OIL 774O.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY INC, WI. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
MCLEAN
$40 500

An older home. but in better eond.
than many newer ones: lge. liv. rm +,
din, rm. with corner cupboards,
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms.. rec.
2-car gar. and workshop, outdoor
f1repl.. beautiful lot; mr.. bus, schools
and shopping. Should go GI with
81 900 cash. Ask operator for
Elmwood 325 or 322.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
GOOD WAREHOUSES;
WAREHOUSES WAhTEp

warehouse. 80 900 TO 10000 "a,
IT., In D C. or nearby Nd A. NJ.
ROTH, RE 1880 II
Evening star., 1950-06-01

VICINITY OF HYATTsVILLE
Vacant, brick, 5-bedrm. home;
baths, oil heat, flrepl.; S15,50O,
Lovely 5-rm. bunga.: full bsmt'. oil
heat. gar lge.. lot, shrubs and trees;
may go GI for $11,5O0.
5-rm. shingle bunga., lge. cor. lot;
reduced to $500, $1,000 down,
S67; 80 per mo-; possession with
settlement
New 5-rm. brick home: all rms. lge. /;
flrepl., expansion attic. full bsmt y,
essl heat real buy; $14.5o0;f nr.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
l1N oIDR EVnS I'M 1OER
Evening star., 1950-06-01

CAPE COD BRICKS
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
near Food Fair; 10 we'll
built brick homes for early occu-
pancy to be sold to vets. with
$1,000 cash down. Call RE. $3.50,
9 to g.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
LOT
GRAHAM & co.
Sligo 60l0 Til 9 PM.

HEART OF Sill. SPRING
BEDROOM AND BATH 1st FLOOR
Full din, room and bsmt.; fireplace.
Venetian blinds. 3 bedrooms and
bath up. Bring deposit because this
is priced at only S15,95O. Make
an offer. Cali Miss Minor. COX
& CO., 81, 0775; ewes, Ashton 294l.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
SIS PER MO.
PROPERTY WANTED

WANT TO BUY or lease several saso-
line stations or suitable sites in
D. C.. nearby Nd. or Va. WALTER
y BAUMAN, broker, 1877 K o.. NV.
Ma. o22e.