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St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

of President Trumans APP
pontnent Judge HASTE the Federal district bench
does not approve the
pontnent Judge continue to Federal
Judge This Its readers to write post cards or let
Senators urging them to avoraby
nomination of William HASTE to the Federal
bench (see editorial page A.
SENATE JUDICIARY coMMITTEE
Address 70 Office Bldg. Washington D. C.
Nevada withers of Kentucky
Harley NJ KIgore Virginia Wiley Wisconsin
James Mississippi LANCER of No. Dakota
Magnuson Wash. Homer Ferguson Of Michigan
Herbert oconor Maryland c.
Frank p Graham Carolina william Indiana
Estes Refauver Of Tennessee
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Evening Roller slEating Party
May "a, Ordemann's (Annneapo-
Hs) Uno Score Club.--advt.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Samuel Curry of Chicago In
president Of Local SAT, Armour
Plant, the largest local In the
International, with a member
ship Of approximately 5000.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Be ready for the big NAT
TOWLES dance Saturday, June s.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

John II. Hall, q field repre-
sentative In District 0, serves
local unions In Alabama, Geor-
gia, Tennessee, Florida, Virgi-
mia, North and South Carolina
Han has the dIctinctiOn Of being
ono Of the few Negro union Off.
GERS who works with hIy-white
unions In the South.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26
BRIEF
NEWS S
SCENE
High and LOwdOwn"
BY BAILEE THOMAS

NATIONAL: The NAACP
Spingarn Award committee made
the gracious and appropriate ges-
ture by giving the Posthumous
award of the 35th Spingarn Medal
TO Charles II. Houston who died
recently. It is Of course regrettable
that the honor could not have
come when he could have enjoyed
it. The great attorney who was
the Spokesman and Recorder
papers perennial candidate for the
U. S. Supreme court bench worked
himself to death for the extension
of civil rights to his people.
Ralph BunChe fills Houston's
place on the national board of the
NAACP. This column is glad
Walter White got his job back and
that Roy Wilkins was named ad-
ministrator. This amounted to
face-saving all around. If the
NAACP wanted to fire Walter for
ineffiCienCy or some defect in his
conduct of the organization affairs
it would have been o. X. with this
sCrivener, but to let him go
simply because he married Poppy
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Peter Brown Of Chicago was
the first Negro elected president
of any local in the Packinghouse
Workers Union back in 1887.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

o. w. Nash, president Of Local
IL, Armour Plant, from Los An
geles is very impressed with Min
neapolis on his first visit here.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Some Of the Negro officials at
tending the convention are Leroy
Johnson, director Of Grievance
Dept, Russell r. Lasley, vice.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26
NATURES HITTING BACK

Do you realize what it is that is
causing world chaos its nature
hitting back. Not with the old
weapons-floods, plaques, holo-
causts. We can neutralize them.
She's fighting back with strange
instruments called neurOses. Ma
ture is proving that she cant be
beaten-not by the likes of U.s.
Robert f. Sherwood.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Ann Alexander from Swift,
JeruthA Coleman from Armour
and Virginia Mayo from Swift,
all from Chicago are part of the
large woman delegation attending
the convention.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

John Hope II Is enjoying his
fourth visit to Minneapolis, this
time representing Fisk University
which is assisting UPWA conduct
a human relations survey. The
purpose of the survey IL to help
the union combat prejudice in the
union, on the job and In the COM
munity. This is the first time that
a trade union has conducted such
a survey on a nationwide level.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26
DETERMINE RULES

The felt necessities of the time,
the prevalent moral and political
theories, institutions of public
policy, avowed or unconscious,
even the prejudices which judges
share with their fellow men, have
had a good deal more to do than
the syllogism in determining the
rules by which men should be
governed.-Chief Justice Holmes.
St. Paul recorder., 1950-05-26

Among the many delegates
who haven't missed n packing
workers convention are Peter
Brown Of Chicago, John Henry
Of Omaha and Supergeon Edge
ton Of Kansas City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
- Sunncnblnmcn-Samen. :

Ga piele unierer 2eier ettpas gtd-
bcres iiber Die &erpenoung BON Son-
Northumberland 5lt erfabren Min
ihcn, geben mir ibnen nadItebeno oie
piiieni6aftlib griinolide slniibt oes
o.. s. g. Suit, Seral1sgebers oes
~9tature's 8atb". SSn Ser September
slusgobe gibt ser Serfaiier cine leift
perit0nolihe 9elebrung uno 9lnnen-
Dung oieier taum beabteten Sell
pflnn5e. Sie Somenforner entbalte,l
Dor ouem oas Gitamtn d. 0ieles Gi=
tomin finoet ii6 GuBerit lelten i'm
Eflon5enreih. 9isber belt man Sii6-
bersSele fiir reid)bultig an Gttamin
D. GaSielbe meiit aber mebrere i6do-
lihe Jolgen allf. gs fiibrt 81 elmer
friiben &uobenperbGrtung, beionoers
BEL &inoern 6erner entbalt oas Goo
Siuer Sil SubItan5en, sic na6 Ser
neueren Sorl6llng Grebs uerurio6en.
Sm Sonnenblumen=Somen baben mir
MIN 0a5 Gitalnin d in ser belten un0
pirtIamiten 5orm neblt unoern merit
poaen Otineralien. IuBer oem Gita=
min d entbult ser Sonnenblumen=
Salnen oie Gitomine 4, B uno K.
9lud) unoere Seile ser Sonnenblume
finren cine porteilbafte Gerpenoung.
Sic glGtter liefern ein por5iiglibes
GIcbtutter, Oie Samen ein feines Del,
ous an Site Dem Slipenol uno Man=
Oelol nid)t nabItebt. 9ie Sonnenblu-
me miro luegen ibrer uielieitigen Ser
menoung in uielen Seilen guropas,
&noiells uno sliiens i'm @roBen full
tipiert Sier in Imerifa friitet biele
niitlide Seilpflan5e an Seden rno
gSegen elm iebr einiames uno unper=
oiente5 Ialein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
Sran 6. ., ga. =

Sic 9llSiegnllng ser Mutter nnd
etlpn elmer @o6e na6 ser 8eburt ei-
mes &inoes mar itets ein Iebr lobens.
lperter 8rauh in fatboliI6en Sa1ni,
lien unO es lit iebr 81 beoauern, oaB
oteler 8raud nidt mebr nlgemein
beoba6tet miro. Gieie 4usiesnuns bat
i'm 8ergleih 81 Dem altteltamentlihen
8ebrouf cine perldieoene 8eoeutune
BON Sem oblualtenoen 6riItli6en
Nutterlegen. gS lit fir sic driitlide
Wutter feline &einisuns nottpenoig,
oa oas &ino burd sic 5aufe bon Der
grbiiinoe rein gelpalben puroe. Die,
le guslegnung bat uielmebr oen
31pef, Sic driltliGe Wutter, na6oem
lte mieOer imltanoe lit Dem @ottes,
oienite bei5lnpobnen. feierli6 in Ole
Stride ein5ufiibren. 8or ser &ir1=
tiir ertpartet Ser Brielter sic Mutter
nit Dem Ginoe. Die Wutter tr1et eine
brennenoe Serge in ser Sano our Or
innerung an oen greilen Simeon, ser
'oas SeluStino uOas 2if)t sur grleu6-
tllng ser Seioen genannt bat. Ser
Frieiter belprenet sic Wtutter nit
@elbpaiier, Inn lie fir Sen Segen Ser
Stride empfdngli6 81 MAIDEN, uno be-
tet BEN Greilno5pon5igiten 8ialm,
lporin Sic Wteinltng ausgeoriidt lit.
oaB oie 0eutter zines tugenbbaften
Sebensaponoels iid befleiben, nm Der
mails emit iamt ibrem &inoe in Sen
Simmel ein5ieben 81 fOnnen. Iaraui
rei6t Der 8rieIter sic Stole 5um 4ui-
le bin uno fiibrt lie alsoann in oie
Stride ein. Sor oem 9lltar angefom=
men, fniet oie GMutter nieSer, Tim @ott
ibren 0ant uno tbre Bitten oar5r-
bringen. Ger Brielter, gegen lie ge=
nenoet, beiprengt tie nit 8eib1paier
unb ipri6t no6mals Elm Segensge-
bet uno entldBt lie nit Srieoens- uno
Segenswiiniden. Seine Wutter iollte
oerIaumen, bieies prieiterliGen Sc
gems teilbaft 81 1peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
MuAAunN
@uu gruf. ). I. 9nebreu,
&ebafteur bes ,8aiienfrennb',
643 Sontb Sbiu Nuenne,
Columbus, Cbiu
= Rb. g., 81. -

gSir Gatboliten oiirfen iiber 9ttGt-
totbolifen niht Ben Stab bre6en ooer
iic peraften, lonoern lte bebanoeln
ols CUTE Wtenlhen uno Nabbarn,
1penn lie gottglGlbig llno nadbarlib
iino. llnlere i'm 8lauben getrennten
proteItantilhen Vtithrilten iino in III
rem 8laleben geboren nno er5ogen
unO limo oft before GbriIten al5 man=
DIE Ioue &atbolifen. 8ldubige gtidt-
totbolifen geboren 81 ser futbolil6en,
Don 9briItus geItiiteten Stride, OBJ lie
es niIien unO lpOllen oOcr nibt. User
uuirid1tig uno rnItltd) Die @abrbelt
iud)t, Iinoet lie, mie Snlllenoe lie &C.
iunoen baben, oarltnter 6iirlten uno
@elcbrte, SuriIten, &iinItler uno Gid
fer. &ir bralthen nllr 5u erinnern an
Nie beiben iii0ilf geborenen Sritoer
Motisbonne, an Gul1l Otaria Sleber=
mann, oen @riinrer ser G1ter pom
81 .8eiIt, an SEN beriibmten ebema.
ligen proteItantiihen 8el6idtsfor.
iher 6rieorid Don Surtes, Sen eOlen
iSreiburger Hrofeiior @frores, arno
&Iopp, Brofeiior @eorg Gpers ln>
unoere. Serner cine lange Eeibe ebe.
moIiger proteItantiiber YaItoren, ipie
ser fatboliif getporoene beriibmte Ir.
beiterfreuno, Den na6maligen &arbis
nal Wanning unb &aroinal 9eeipman
in England. Son oen beriibnten Old.
tern uuo Sdriftltellern ieien 9erpor.
geboben @rof 2eopolo pon Stolberg
oic 8riioer 9luguit uno Srieorif
SfleseI, bie Gihterin 2uiie Seniel
Die berporrngenoe geniale Homan.
i6reiberin 8rdfin Sabn-Sabn, oi(
Sdngerin oes Grpigen 2i6tes Gorou.
la @obler, Ser beriibmte &onpertii
un0 Seiltit iSreiberr BON Sammer.
itein. Gon &iinItlern, Malern, gilo.
bauern uno 9lrhiteften ieien ertp1bni
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

blume. Man fann @ursel nno Bldt-
ter grim ODER getrodnet als Zee trin-
fen. 8ei angebenber 8allerIiiht
trinft man oapon tdglid) cine Eaiie
Dor. Dem Jriibitiid. 8ei droniicher
8aiieriu6t nebme man taglid bret
Saiien, cine Dor ieoer Sauptmablseit.
Srispflan5en 1peroen in Oen meijten
@drten ge5ogen. slnoere tpaiiertrei-
benoe Sees iino 3inntral.t, &osmarin
unb &afer. Gieie Seilfrduter fonnen
be5ogen 1perben bon: Mr. q. Sperl,
1917 8onifap Street, Btttsburgb 3,
Ha.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

ser tiefreligioie ssr. Sberbed, Wealer
S6norr uno oie beriibmten Nedler,
sic 8riiber M6enbad. aus Ser 3abl
bon Sauienoen, oie burb Stltbillm
inb guten @illen Sen @eg in Die
0tutterfirde 5uriidfonoen, gibt es
nidt tuenige, bie, nod tbrem eigenen
8eltdnoniiie, Die @nooe ser 9efeb-
rl,ng Der Muttersottes oeroanfen, gu
pel6er iie iib idon aIs 8roteitanten
binge5ogcll fiiblten, lit lie ood, nod
ihrem gottlt6en Sobne, oas erbaben-
ite 8eld)opf 8ottes uno Sic m6ftigite
,Siiripreherin bel @ott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
1S. November

Slle, tuelde Sobnsntiitter iin6 nno
ben &alenber geraoe Ieien, an bic
rihte id1 iest meme 8ebe un6 frage
oerseltalt: Gu, Nutter, pie lit Dir,
,penn man beinen 5obn (pielleiht lit
er ein boier 8ub) auf Der 5traBe be-
ifimpft unb nit Steinen na9 ibm
tpirft, 10 0aB er seidpino 5u Der offe-
men Saustiir bineinrennt?
g8ie lit sir, 1penn er etnen S9a6en
gelitten bat uno es nruB ibm Elm 8ein
abgeiagt tperoen, Elm lebenoiges 8ein
pom lebemoigen 2eibe2
(ssortiesitng folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
Sran ct. H., Mrf. -

Safer Cats gebort 5u sen geiiin
oeiten llno nabrbaftelten SpeiIen. Su
ferflofenluppen nit 8rot ooer Scar.
toffeln ooer nit SiiBfraut permildI
liefern ein iebr idmad- uno nobrbaf
te5 Giien. Saferfloden - apie man III
belt5utage als v8reatfoIt 6ooo" er
balten fam - baben cine ungemeir
reibe 9tabrfrait. Sogar See aus So
ferItrob lit iebr beilian fir gGeren
uno g(aIenleioenoe. Saferitrobb1oel
uoer =ollfidIGge limo iebr gu elnpfeb.
lcll fiir Magenbeifneroen uno &r6m.
pre-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

fernen enpfoBlen. Ran fobe bie aiir.
bisferne (Hnmpfin Seebs) in beiBem
8aiier uno fiige et1pas @ermut bin.
su. Benn beiB getrunfen, Jon oieier
See unfeblbar ben 8anofpurm bertrei,
ben uno oen Deagen berbeiiern. Ger
ganopurm gebt entiueoer oilrd Or
brehen ooer our6 Den StubIgans ob
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
Sran 81. H., =. -

@ines Ser beIten uno mirfIamIten
Ibfiibrungsmittel lit Oas i'm ,Sbio=
@ailenfreln0' ange5eigte unb Don
oen Serausge6ern oes oftern empfob-
lene Or. goop's Serb Soblets= =Mittel.
auf bic Iauer fiibrt es 5u einem re-
gelnlGbigen Stublgong unb lit barm-
los.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
(ssortiesltng folgt)

@ano ipru d. Gin oeuti6er
Heiienoer fonlmt in ein eitrfdm ge-
legenes engliides @aftba,ls unb tim
oct gu ieinem Grltaunen an Der Bano
oen id)on per5ierten Sprud: Ser
8irt lit elm rihtiger @auuer!" -
.8er ipridt oenn bier i'm Srte
oeutid2" frast Ser @ait Den Btrt. -
nGeutid? Niemanb!" lit Die anttport
bes @irtes, unb auf BEN Banbipruh
beuteto, 1neint er: Den IateiniIhen
Sausiegen bat mir elm NaIer aus
Oel,ti6lano getpiomet, Der einmal BEL
mir eetpobnt bat. Gr bebeutet: Ser
Simmel legne oeinen ginsans!"
8egreifIib. uWutti, lit bas
Saarol9" = uNein, mein 2iebes; oas
lit 2ein. = Sea, Damn fann ih mid
nidt 1punoern 1penn 1neine Neiite
nidt bonn aopf berunter tpia."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

-5rau .. u, DO. -
@egen 8ancwurm miro bon 8for.
rer &neipp 0ns Mbfo6en BON &iirbis>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

- Sran 8. 3d., Nb.-
NIs eines ser pirfunsspollIten
Seilmittel bel 8alierIl1dt (0ropip)
empfeblen Die Naturopotben sic Sris=
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
St. Petersburg, Florida
Israel Affairs

Now that Jerusalem has prac-
tically been proclaimed the CAPT.
tai of Israel in a resolution pre-
sented by the Israel Government
to the parliament, it can be re-
vealed that the decision to move
to Jerusalem was not taken light
ly by the Cabinet It was the
outcome of short but serious
crisis in the government /. . Pre-
mier David Ben Gurion had al
ways advocated a return to Jerus-
alem, but other Cabinet members
desisted The three religious
Ministers and Dow Joseph, Min
lister of Supply, were in favor of
moving from Tel Aviv Min
lister of Finance Eliezer Kaplan
opposed it on economy grounds {.
Minister of Justice Felix Ros-
enblueth advised caution &. The
role which the Soviet delegates
played at the United Nations in
insisting on the internationaliza-
ton of Jerusalem has brought a
clarity into what had been for
long time heavy strain of doubt
in Israel-Cominform relations :.
Israel's policy of neutrality to-
ward the East has, because of the
hostile Russion move, been dis
placed by a considerable freedom
to attack and criticize Russia . {.
The period of cautious rope-walk-
ing between East and West is
now over in Israel, and no one
except the Communists is very
sorry about it While Russia
has thus lost virtually all good
will in Israel, and a great deal of
official friendliness, she did not
gain the goodwill of the Arab
governments she supported :.
These governments can never be
pro-Russian and in fact are con-
tinuing as before to receive arms
from the West :. Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
Jewish Workers
To Meet

More than 1000 delegates and
guests, representing 3O6 branches
of the Jewish National Workers
Alliance throughout the United
States and Canada, will attend
the opening session of the 18th
Triennial Convention of the La
Dor Zionist fraternal order in As
bury Park, New Jersey, on Sum-
day afternoon, January 20, 1850.
Governor Alfred E. DriScoll of
New Jersey, Ambassador Eliahu
Elath of Israel, and other out
standing American and Jewish
personalities will address the gala
opening of the S day conclave.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

J. K. Flanagan, director of pub
lie information for the Florida
Power Corporation of st. Peters
burg, is a leader in many spheres
of influence throughout Florida.
A long time friend of the editor
of this publication, Flanagan has
been in the forefront among those
interested in the furtherance of
good will among American citi-
zens of all faiths.
At the present time Flanagan
is working closely with the stud
ents of Junior College in promot-
ing Brotherhood Week, which is
sponsored annually by the Nat
ional Conference of Christians
and Jews in February.
We are re-printing herewith a
letter received from Mr.. Flana-
gan a year ago when The South
ern Jewish Weekly was obServ-
ing its 25th Anniversary:
FLORIDA POWER CORP.
Florida PolDer Building
ST. Petersburg 1, Florida
January IA, 1949
Mr.. Isadore Moscovitz
P. o. Box 903
Jacksonville, Florida
Dear Major:
It is good to learn that your
splendid newspaper is celebrating
its 25th Anniversary of service
this year. Believe me, it is no
small event for a publication to
reach its 25th year in this troub-
led world. You and your asso-
ciates are to be congratulated on
reaching this milestone!
Your paper certainly filled the
need in its early days or it could
MT have survived. More import
antly, your paper is indispensable
now to thousands of us who have
come to depend on The Southern
Jewish Weekly for adequate
stores of news that by its very
nature does not receive promin-
ent mention in the daily press.
1 am sure that the years ahead
will also have their problems but
I am sure that your colleagues
will be able to meet the challenge
of the times and celebrate
many more historic milestones.
Please accept my congratula-
tons to you, Mrs. Moscovitz and
all others who have devoted
themselves to the cause of a free
press and free nation.
Most sincerely,
J. K. FLANAGAN
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT
IN TEL AVN

TEL AVIV-QSD-The first
traffic light in Tel Aviv went into
operation this week at the corner
of Herzl Street and the Jaffa-
Tel AviV Road.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

A man, sure of his ability to
take life in stride, will not try
to force his will on others.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
WOODBRIDGE

Open for offer. 1-5 pm. today. 3"07
REAL ESTATE. WA. 36Gs.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
DOWN
Ga and Euclid NW
YOUR IDEAL HOME
Mr.. 16th-ROCK OK. PARK
1923 TAYLOR ST. NV.
OPEN SUN, 1-6 PM.

a home Tor the particular buyer.
decorated throughout. Large iiy,
rm. with fireplace, fine din. rm.,
large kit. with pantry and break
fast space and den on first floor; 4
attractive bedrms., sewing room or
bsmt.. new gas INV. r,eatins plant;
nice yard with rock garden; priced
under $4,000 with very reasonable
down payment; nothing iner in this
splendid area. Directions. Out 18th
81. to Arkansas ave. right short
sign. Call Ma. 9797 or LU. 4-3342
daily; ewes. and Sun. call co. $3.50.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. 925 New York Ave
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,


1928 11th st. n.w.-lst commercial:
s rms, bath. Arcola heat. oil;
$l0.500.
507 M st. n.w-9 rms. bath. h.-w.h.
1916 Spring I'd. n.w.-Arranged into
3 aptS,; det.: h.-wh, oil; metal gar.
1850 T st. n.w.-S rms, bath, steam
heat
1882 Florida ave n.w.-5 rms, elec.
2404 Evans I'd. s.e.-2-family house,
Z rms, 2 baths; lot 75x400; $1,000.
527 2nd st. n.e.-2-family fat, 5
rms, bath each; Arcola heat.
1900 block of 9th st. n.w.-S rms,
bath. h.-w.h.. oil; to be sold to
settle an estate.
500 block of L st. n.e.-Immed. pos
session; & rms, bath h-wh; gas;
Colonial porch; in good cond
GUY TIMER
1000 ttf err NJ VIZ Mo hoor
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
Mr.. WALTER REED

Vacant-$l6,9 ,950-Open is
1929 Blair rd.-4-bedrm cor. det.
frame Colonial: full hsmt., h.-w.h.,
Gear Diet. gar, porch; excel. cond.
$1,000 down, make an offer. OR.
0561
BEERS BROS. REALTORS, 81, 1911
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

LA SALE PARK. 4419 10th pl. ne.
-Det: brick home on large land
scaped lot: 1st A.. large liv. rm.
with fireplace, spacious din. rm.,
modern kit, dishwasher and ,gaIbage
bedrms. full tile bath with shower;
rec. rm. in bsmt. with f1repl.. Law,
large storage rm., gas a;-c. heat;
weather stripped and insulated
slate roof. Open Sunday. = to 5
R.ator. Rm PhSpe %E 4s5g sgLiIvAN syv! M BRos Sss
WOODBRIDGE AREA Only $500
SSieE. IN N Exc. SSsss eoNpiT1oN El4S S prtee 1es
$40 800. CAL Nj; Dougherty. La:
eoSgSNY. eesS9S z PE: PEcl. 49sa 3st' eyes, PECK
W o o D X i b CT - 5-rm, and bath
LEIGH {. KELSEY Jr.. I2io Pa. ave. i've
,, Sc, ER1 1880 or Ii; 4-l114.
w4oDRDGE9619 700 srIns Myrtle iS! aye ao ne ts
picture window, lge. GE kit. grill be-
tween liv. rm. and din. rm.; Crane
plumbing. h.-w. radiant heat. gas
flred; laundry and recr. rm.; 3 levels.
Mos, srom pnasqal 10 S aesige Rv o%SER 8Psn Sun
SOC EDGEwooD Stout 9TH st.
2 family 4 rms. on each floor
Bath. gas heat, yard and garage,
Early p,ossession; apt: vacant.
Strong down payment, GE. 413s.
NEAR SO. DAKOTA AvE.-Lge. 7-rm.
house; corner; very lge. lot; vacant;
partly .furn,; $500 to $1,000 cash;
near bus, stores etc. OWNER,
MOD. ROW BRK. HOME OF s Hawaii
ave, built in 1912; 6 rms. bath.
rec, room Law, cedar closet, wail-to-
wall carpets, huge mirror in liv.
rear I'd. See i this Il fine seeaa home pGieR' now.
RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Gail sun; e,S daily; III
HOME AND INCoME-corner house:
mo One vseancy seaT Nehs Ho' seis,s5l s564 slo'
s19 MASS. AVE. N.E.-vacant Z
terms. This won't last long. WILL
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE Co, 500
sSs s,sR RRkYANT ST; Nj: + :; :,story Eox
REALTY Co. DU. 34s2, rl9
EXCEEDINGLY pretty custoIn-buiit,
6-rm,, det. brick. lge. liv- rm., fire.
new condition; better ne. area; must
be sold because of an emergency;
excel. terms. NO. 1908; ewes, UN.
3507. IL
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
A REASONABLY PRICED HOME
Lovely lyos,s semidetachsd briek' side entr,;'
ern kit. full bsmt with apt; gas
yrs. old; all Tor only si3, 500. Mr:
MsnShore, VI: 5556s, zAGAM1
Evening star., 1950-12-17
HAWTHORN
NEW RAMBLER

OPEN TO-DAY 1-6
Custom built rambler containing Z
large bedrooms (all with large ward
robe closets and , baths beautiful
kitchen with elec. dishwasher and
garbage disposal built-in garage
gas &C. heat. Directions: Out Conn
ave. to Chevy Chase Circle. right on
Western ave. to Chestnut ST., right 8
blocks to home.
LINKINS CO.
DI. S6S8: ewes. and Sun. EN-. 4764
MT. PLEAsANT-oPEN SUN. 2-5
1855 Ingleside Terrace
Vacant: immediate possession. Lovely
Groom brick, 2 incl porches over
looking Rock Greek Park; oil h.-w h.
Reasonable down payment. balance
-N NAUERBAcH A. CO. p1 s5ol
Evening star., 1950-12-17
4-FAMILY

4104 14th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 Pm.
Semidet. brick containing two) .
oedrns;; liv:, rm. with fireplace, din,
nm; and hall apts.; ,one) arm ant
and tone) 2-rm. apt. with firepi.
Shows excellent return ON invest
ment, Call DI. 1015 til 3 pm.
WM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC
Evening star., 1950-12-17
UNIVERSITY AREA
OPEN SUNDAY, > TO 5 PM

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AREA
OPEN SUNDAY, > TO 5 PM.
4413 18th STREET NE.
Large beautiful semidetached home
of prewar double brick construction.
Immaculate and modern in every
detail. Seven spacious rooms and
2R baths. Beautiful white oak
floors. Large modern kitchen; first
floor den; beautifully finished club
room in basement with plastered
walls and fireplace: oil hot-water
heat; built-in garage. Large lovely
lot. Must be sold Immediately, owner
and make an offer. Trades consid-
cred Mr.. Clark, GE. COIL.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th Street NV. DI. 3346.
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 3.
81 500 cash will handle this vacant
6-rm. brick with gas ht. Inspect
today and you will live here for
Xmas OR OSSS
Evening star., 1950-12-17
OPEN SUNDAY. is
CHRISTMAS CHEER
1920 Doth ST. NE,

OPEN IL to 6
A real home amid excellent residences.
Detache brick, 7 rms, 2 bathS
brkfst. rm-. oil heat, gar; S19,950.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 2T00.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
us LAWRENCE ST NE
y ySiACANTaNEW.HoUsE as;;a COMPTON
large rms, on 2nd A.; 2 full baths;
auto: oil h-wh; 81 900 down.
PECK COMPANY
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BRIGHTWOOD

Open . to 6, 5l29 9th st. n.w.-lS-
it. row brick, rms. hall, bath and
Immediate possession, KENNEDY
REALTY CO.. INC, GE. 9302.