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1910 1st st. n.w.-10 rms. 2 baths,
arranged into apts.; good income;
nice cond.; 2 refgrs., 2 ranges; bsnt.;
furn. incl; auto. heat; S16,500;
$500 down. RE. 1916. CHAP
MAN REALTY co -26
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HUNTING LODGE

Deep In rugged POTOMAC HUNT
COUNTRY IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. ND. located high on q
hilltop, surrounded by 6a lovely
hard-Gooded acres. Spacious, COM
Portable and peaceful living. com
bining the rusged hunting atmoss
phere with completely modern con-
veniences: Is miles from White
House; tremendous studio living
room, 36x2a, with lsrse eft. Are
place; kitchen l7xf4. with all mod
ern appliances. including Rendix
washing machine: central heating
unit; master bedroom. 3lx23, with
Iuli bath and fireplace; suesthouse
PRICED SCI 500 BY appointment
only. WI. 664a; ewes, RE. o46l, Ext.
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BUILD YOUR HOME
SHOW PLACE
MARYLAND


SEEKING THE IDEAL RANCH HoME7
THE LAST WORD IN coNsTRUc-
TON AND INTERIOR APPOINT
1b ACRES OF ABUNDANT NATU-
RAJ BEAUTY: ARTISTIC, YEAR
WITH HgGE BsMT. TIREPLAcE
BATH FULLY EQUIPPED LAuN-
GARAGE: MMAcuLATE INTERIOR
FEATURES: GRACIOUS LIV. RIM.
Wit, FIREPLAcE, DIN: RM;;
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NI AND !. :cys z BATES THE s,,,,,,Js z LARGE s'ls
RESTFuL RETREAT. THE ULTI-
MATE IN PLEASURABLE LIVING.
T1T Tf6NvT4II WI LoyE eIc IT Al IL Iss ExGEP- Ino
INSPECTION BY APPT. ONLY.
PLEASE PHONE WI. 7735.
VIM. H. SMITH CORP.
BETHESDA, MD.
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A SUPERIOR HOME
2 MODERN TIE pATuS

18th PLACE NE, Mr.. C ST.
One of those modern Gruver-built
homes that are so attractive in ap-
pearance, with splendid conStruc-
tion; 6 large rooms plus 2 finished
inclosed heated porches and 2 Holly
wood tiled baths; beautiful mod.
kit, completely equipped; finished
nothing finer In the area; suitable
for 2 families, with extra kitchen
upstairs II desired; very reasonably
priced with low down payment. Call
ma. 9797 daily; ewes. and Sun. call
CO. S3S2.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, 925 N. Y. Ave NV,
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CHEVY CdASE, MD.
ROCK CREEK FOREST
OFFICER TRANSFERRED OVERSEAS
OPEN SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1-6
1924 COLSTON DR..
Immediate possession 3-yr. -old
rm., din. rm., GE kit, den, lge.
scr. liv porch with fireplace. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. full bsmt with maids
rm. and toilet: slate roof, gas a.-c.
ht. storm windows. att gar, level
fenced yard: quiet street; near elem.
school and shopping; price, $4,000
with first trust at 4fe. SH. 1925.
No brokers. -25
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ALLIED REALTY CORP

Huntington Terrace"
One Of those hard-to- and det. homes.
with 4 bedrms. and . baths. includ-
ing bedrni, and bath on st A.: level,
veil-landscaped lot; Just a step from
the Suburban Hospital. Owner has
bought larEer home and must sell
Immediately. Call NE. ll43 until
pm. today or Sunday. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
INDIAN SPRINGS MANOR
9505 Seminole st; 5-rm. Dutch Co.
loniel; full hsmt., gas h-wh., side
porch: det. garage. fenced wooded
HARRY DREIsEN. MA. 7I5s; ewes,
and Sum- SH 76oo oS
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A QUALITY HOME

NO Cash 20 aualifed veteran; modest
cash for civilians. This new rambler
can be purchased for only Sll.9SN.
#. entrance foyer with mirrored
wall, noor to ceiling. large dinette
and complete electric kitchen. tive
large bedrooms and complete tile
bath. expandable attic can be cem-
pfeted with two bedrooms and addi-
Ample closet space throushout the
house: gas sc. heat: large. level.
lhndscAped lot Open Sun until
dark. Directions: Out Georgia ave
70 APPROX. 1000 block. left at
Hathaway DR.. to open sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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Corner Bungalow, $l2,950
lI110 HYH CnAH I'D

See this Immediately; located CLOSE to
Pleasant View school, Wheaton shop
pins and buseS; white brick contains
liv. rrn. with stone tireplace, full din.
rm, bedrms and bath lSt hocr;
large room with big closets on End:
full basement with EarAge; front
porch: extra building lot included
giving you over y acre. DiREc-
IIONS: Out Ga. ave, extended to
ton Wheaton rd. (stop light and new
Food Fair) left to valley View, turn
right and follow woodmoor Agency
omen sign
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HOUSES FOR SALE-An.
"EDGEMOOR"

Just : yrs. old. his immaculate Get.
has rms. 3 bedrms., tile bath,
lSt-n powder rm.; owner trans
ferrec. immediate possession, only
SCI 500. Cau ME HAS until &
pm. today or Sunday. J. WESLEY
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2EDERICK w BERENS
SALhss' 1NI:-Ia9N K ST. NV.
MA. 9l4l

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
NEW CAPE COD IN BETHESDA
rooms, baths, full dining room.
electric kitchen, ec-ft. hvins room,
fun basement, Saraee. sun deck
porch. large lot Only Sls,5OO
terms. OIL. 34l6; ewes, OIL. $50
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Edgemoor, Bethesda

ASN4A1S1I OOV41OA5Sxh
7114 Clarendon I'd. Open SUM-, til
6 pm. A charming brick home,
moor. with q lse. iiy. rm', din. RIM.
with bay windows; bedrm. and full
bath on End floor; full bsmt. with
lge. rec. rm. and fireplace; det. gar.
Priced right for quick sale. To
reach: Out wisconsin ave. to Bank
Of Bethesda. left on Old Georgetown
I'd. 70 Wilson lane, out Wilson lane
open sign.
Call 3. M. Fry, Inc. WI. $500
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greenwich Forest. Rethesda

pm. Entrance hall, lSe. iiv. rm..
din. rm., spacious kit. delightful
screened porch with privacy. ; huge
bedrms: IA baths with Ice. closets
upstairs; fun hsmt. with ground-
level entrance: filed-in gar; lots of
room for children in YARD. Exeep-
ttonal buy. To reach, Out Wisconsin
ave. to Bank OF Bethesda. left on
Old GeorEetown rd. to Wilson lane,
out Wilson lane TO Custer I'd. right
. blocks 70 Hsrvood rd., left TO eur
open sign
Call E. NJ. Fry, Inc, WI. 8700
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WOODMOOR
lge. liv. rm. and din.
rm;. delightful kit, den or bedrm.
with bath on 1st floor. . bedrms.
and bath on. End floor. Beautiful
bsmt., ground level entrance. Cali
Mr. sheehan, JU. 1885. COX q
CO., 81. OTIS. -2b
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ROCKVILLE MD
Rockville 1851.

ROSEMARY HILLS
Only $15,500 for these delishtful,
new brick ramblers; 2 bedrms:,, liv.
rm., din. rm. and fully equipped GE
Open daily and Sunday for inspec-
ton. Drive out 18th st. to East
West hwy, turn left "a mile to
Rosemary Hills, right 3 blocks on
Sundale dr..
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
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Chevy Chase, Kirkside
OPEN TODAY, TO
An exceptionally attractive white
brick center hall home, Just III
Years old, ina refined neighborhood.
twin-sized bedrooms, 2 baths, lst-
floor powder room. A delightful
screened porch of liv rm., brick
patio, built-in bar. spacious attic.
Price reduced for quick sale. To
coed west on Western ave to Kirk
side drive, right to Park st., left to
SSH
HELENA G: c., KApow Broker.
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81 900 DOWN

n I,ne en,,innes ut ess &c
heat; conv. to everything. Priced
at S7.e50. T. D. BURGESS. VI
2s02 till 9.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
A fine home in excellent neighborhood,
conv. TO- schools. shopping and
liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm., kit,
breakfast rm., powder rm.; End
d. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; stairway
to attic, full bsmt., gas heat, det.
garage. A real buy undes $50, 900.
Ewes, call OIL. 7740.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. 1920, WI. $500. pa
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
Colonial brick home. located best sec
tion Silver Spring, built 194s; 9
lge. rms, ia baths, center hall.
porch, elec. kit. disposal. level
handicapped lot; Sl9,g50. e603 Gar
wood st.
Open Sunday, / to 8
ROBERT z. LOHR
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NEW RAMBLERS
Sl3 5O0-S14 Q5O

Brick. = bedrms, lge. din. I'm
real family size kit with or with
out bsmt,; sood silver Sprins locA-
tton. Call SH. S0l0 till q nm.
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ROCK CREEK FOREST
272l Blaine dr.; 4 bedrms., . baths
liv. rm, with fireplace. screened
porch and rec. rm.: gar; hot-aiI
heat. To reach: Out 18th St, left
on East-West hwy. to goo block
left on Colston DIR. 2 blocks, right
Myrick, TO. 5755.
Kinks REALTY co.
RE. 3R14 OK
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COLORED.
1907 D ST. NE.

OPEN SUNDAY, . TIL 6 PM.
Brick, 6 rms. and bath. gas h.-w h
equipped with ranges and 9 refgrs
A good buy at S12,750. Easy terms
Call Mr.. Hudson, TU. 2100; ewes,
NO. 7160, or see representative on
premises.
Evening star., 1950-06-24

SGT Quincy ST NV.
OPEN SUN, TO Pm.
fovely 6-rm. home with 2 baths:
BENDIX WASHER: porch: nice
yard; arransed for 2 families II de-
aired; will decorate. LYMAN c.
DELE & CO., INC, ST $500, ewes.
and Sum-, AID. 1862 or ia. 1890.
Evening star., 1950-06-24

SILVER SPRING
in location; under SII. 900; i'm.
mediate possession. Call THOMP-
SON D. GRAY, Realtors, 81. 61O0
q Eli q - - -
Evening star., 1950-02-22
By Alice Eversmon

A new group of Vienna Choll
Boys, which is carrying on the
traditions of the famous ole
school, made its appearance ir
Constitution Hall last night. Il
is 10 years or more since the work
of this choir was heard here anc
the young singers of former con-
certs have faced a hard world ir
that time. Those in the audience
who have had any experience
with boys between the ages of
and IL, must have wondered il
what they saw was true. Twenty
two serious youngsters, dressed in
immaculate white sailor blouses
and long. beautifully pressed blue
trousers. looked f., c'; I'D
fsang like angels.
This was in the beginning of
the program. When the operetta
Tales From Old Vienna" ar
ranged by DR.. Richard Rossmayr
was staged, there was a return I'd
normalcy. Impish. fun loving
children gave every evidence OF
being in their element. Freed to
a certain extent from restraint
they threw themselves into their
parts and soon had the audience
laughing hearaily at the comedy
that, consciously and unconsci-
ously, was enacted.
They are excellent actors. Halt
of the cast was dressed as girls
and the singing and dancing OF
these in frilly, polka dotted cos
tunes was as clever as thought
out adult performance. The most
outstanding talent was that of
the master baker, and his demure
daughter, Mitzi, was a close Sec
ond. Hers. or his, was a lovely
voice and the singing. embellished
with pure coloratura, presages a
fine future. if all goes well. The
cobbler's apprentice kept things
moving expertly and Mitzi's suit
ors, a soldier and a dandy, were
excellent in their parts. The
music was a potpourri from Jo-
ham Strauss output and the
story, sung in German, seemed
complicated for it called for the
presence OF a Chinese. police.
man and corps Of hussars, whose
drill number had to be repeated
For the opening and closing
groups Of songs, the singers were
grouped around a piano where
the director. Harald Hedding, oc.
casionally played an accompani-
ment but used the instrument al
other times only to give the pitch
1t was heavenly singing. The
voices are, of course, not strong
but are exceptionally pure and
sweet. They are of such uni
formly fine quality that not 6
blemish was heard nor was there
any faltering in accuracy of in.
tonation in the difficult intervals
Trained for the clean attack and
release of tone, the singers solved
all problems in the high meas
ures of 'The Star Spangled Ban
ner," with which the program
opened, by moving over them
sharply and neatly.
The extent of their training ir
musical effects was discovered ir
the beautiful Ave Maria" by
Bruckner, Mozart's ave Verum,
VOLTS "Auf Elm altes Bid" with
soprano solo. and the classic line
of Gallus' "Repleti sunt omnes'
and Vittoria's Duo Seraphim.'
The last group contained numbers
by = Schubert. Brahms, Boehm
whose "Ich sehe dich in tausend
Bildern" was one Of the loveliest
Evening star., 1950-02-22

Christian Endeavor societies
had their origin in Portland in
1881.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Royon Lamp Shades
Richly Trimmed LINED
oo-ot Rare Savings

For nearly every type lamp your house, here shades
very low anniversary prices. They modified beIshope
fully lined and richly trimmed with petite wogs Of self
contrasting color. In eggshe| or BEIGE
Evening star., 1950-02-22
School Group to Meet

Health Conditions Among the
Children in District Public
Schools" will be topic of discus
sion at a meeting of the District
Public School Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the District Build
ing. Dr.. Robert A. Bier, and DR..
w. Warrick Cardoza, District
School medical inspectors, will be
guest speakers.
Evening star., 1950-02-22

RefIeetor-style Lomp Shade, reg
ulorIy $7.5O-----------$5
DoubIe-swins Arm lamp Shade,
regularly $6.5O----$4.7
TobIe Lomp Shade, regularly
$3.50 --------------$4.75
Combination Bridge Lamp Shade,
regularly $5. $5.5O-----------$4
WAL-Lamps, Seventh Floor
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Mansfield to Speak

Representative Mansfield, Dem
ocrat, of Montana, will address a
Joint dinner of the Legislative Re-
ference-Business Groups of the
Special Libraries Association at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the Con-
gresSional Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
France and Saar Fail
To Agree on Mines
By the Associoted Press

PARIS, Feb. 22.-France and
the Saar valley have been unable
to agree on terms for French
mining of Saar coal, informed
sources said yesterday.
Two weeks of economic talks
between French and Saar mis-
sions were due to end today but
will continue "at least the rest
of the week." the informants said.
At least four economic agree
ments have been reached, cover
ing operations of the Saar rail-
Evening star., 1950-02-22

Floor Lomps, junior and double
swing arm types; with red or
green opaque shades. Anniver-
sory priced ed-----------S15.e5
Pin-up lomps, with globes and
shades. Styles suitable for kitchen
or boudoir. Regularly $3.50 each.
Anniversary prieed-------$z.95
Evening star., 1950-02-22

ways and rights Of French and
Saar merchants to do business.
The coal agreement, by which
France hopes to get more than
half the industrial valleys is
million tons annual output. was
reported snagged on the question
of tax payments. The Saar, which
has semiautonomous govern
ment but is linked economically to
France. wants to collect taxes on
the coal France takes from its
mines.
France is asking for long term
lease on the mines and wants the
coal to be delivered to France tax
free, authoritative sources said.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Music News
Vienna Choir Boys Mix Beautiful
Singing With Amusing Acting

and ended with Strauss Tales
From the Vienna Woods" It was
an artistic performance made
doubly beautiful by the bell-like
sound of the young voices. Even
the operetta showed the young
sters' training, for it was excel
lently sung, and the action was
thoroughly rehearsed. Both the
audiences applause and laughter
expressed it's admiration, and en-
joyment.
Richest tin mines in the world
are in the Malay Peninsula.
Evening star., 1950-02-22

(And this years supply is "going" even faster
than last years) So we certainly recommend
that you get your trial jar the next time you
do your shopping. You'll find Noxzema's Spe-
cial Trial Size at all drug and cosmetic coun-
tiers. You will-if you hurry!
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Your chance to save money and try omozng cream
thot can help solve 50 many skin problems


. You've probably been hearing lot lately
about Noxzema Medicated Skin Care what
wonderful job it did for friend or neighbor
of yours who had some little thing wrong with
her skin. Maybe you've been meaning to try it
for your own complexion problems, for your
'teen-age daughter, or for baby's skin troubles.
Now's your chance and you won't be dis
appointed! Actually over rs million jars of
Noxzema Skin Cream are used every year.
most of them by our steady" Noxzema users
who rely on it for so many things.
To acquaint new users with Americas most
popular medicated skin cream-Noxzema
makes this special offer every year This offer
Is limited to few weeks only. 1t has to be.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

tuition which called for the elect
ion to the Senate by popular vote
;. They included: Judah p. Ben
jamin of Louisiana, Simon Gug-
genheim of Colorado. Benjamin
Franklin Jonas of Louisiana, Isl
dor Rayner of Maryland, Joseph
Simon Of Oregon and David Lee
wy Yulee of Florida. All these
facts are culled from "Jews of
American History" by Harry L.
Golden and Martin Rywe1l. The
book, which contains very valu-
able information on American
Jewish history, is published by
Henry Lewis Martin Co. in Char
lotte, North Carolina. 1t is
compilation of facts on the con-
tribution of Jews to the United
States from its earliest beginning
in 1892 to 1850. 1t depicts the
role played by Jews in various
states and on various important
occasions in American history.
It also attempts to trace the con-
tributions of American Jews in
the fields of medicine, science,
art, literature, sports, music, lit
erature and theatre. The auth
ors have done great deal Of re-
search and the volume is defin-
itely one which deserves to be in
the library of Jewish homes and
institutions. :.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Savannah, Georgia
Jews in the United States

ernor of New Mexico from 1880
until his death in 1893. Henry
Horner was governor of Illinois
about the same time. And Day.
id Sholtz was governor Of Florida
from 1888 till 1897. Herbert H.
Lehman served as governor Of
New York for period of 10
years, after having been elected
in 1892 and reelected three times
He achieved the distinction of
being the first Jew elected to the
U. S. Senate by popular vote. e.
Other American Jews who serv-
ed in the u. S. Senate has been
appointed or elected by state leg
islatures before the enactment
of the amendment to the Consti-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

The first Jewish governor in
the United States was David E.
manuel. He was governor Of the
State of Georgia in 1906. The
first Republican governor of
Louisiana was Michael Kahn. +.
He resigned the governorship in
1865 when he was elected u. S.
senator. The first non-Mormon
governor of Utah was Simon
Bamberger. Twice governor of
Idaho was Moses Alexander. {.
Both he and Bamberger were
born in Germany and came to
the United States at the age of IS
:. Julius L. Mier was governor
of Oregon from 1881 to 1884. E.
And Arthur Seligman was gov
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Rosh Hashonah
Quiz Box
Continued from Page 45)

Continued from Page 45)
QUESTION: Why is the forty
seventh Psalm recited seven
times before the shofar is blown?
ANSWER: The text of the
Psalm shows Cd to be the
"great King over all the Earth, :"
who "reigneth over the nations"
The Shofar which heraldS the
presence of CD is appropriately
introduced by proclaiming CD,
King over all the Earth. The
reason for reciting it seven times
either has to do with the seven
circuits that were made around
the wall of Jerusalem before it
fell, symbolizing our hope of
breaking the wall of judgment
with G-d's mercy, or it symbol
ICES our desire to have our pray
ers cut through the "seven hea-
vens" that separate us from the
Almighty's throne of Glory in
the physical sense.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

Not only differences in religion
create problems of intermarriage,
but also differences in social
background, in economic status,
in intellectual interests and in
types of character.
Evening star., 1950-10-23

Several Cooperative Housing Asso-
Citations, Inc, in Va. have member
ships open to qualified home buyers.
Monthly payments as low as $3.50
Under this FHA plan. each CO.
operative member obtains individual
title to his house and has 40 yrs,
to pay off the mortgage. Available
to non-veterans and veterans alike
A GI who has previously bought 9
house under VA is still eligible to
Join cooperative assn. If he
wants . larger home or q different
location. The cooperative viii
assist him in disposing Of hi,
present VA home State the no
of bedrms. you want. the location
you prefer in Virginia and the max.
imum price you are willing tc
pay. Also give employers name
wkly. earnings and credit references
Your application will be answered
immed with full infor. Addres,
the SECRETARY, Box 76-D, Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

BY OWNER-For sale or rent: furn.
or unfurn.: S-rm. house. / bath.
Apply 23l5 Que st. Sc. Ii. A.
50O7 o ST. s.E.-5-rm. bungalow
ami. oil INV. heat. full bsmt.
2 ,biks. to bns, shopping center and
school: $3.50. with 81 800 down.
Call WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. O.
1900; after p.m.. Mr.. Hamilton,
VACANT. 4-bedrm. row brick, full
bsmt., h.-w. h.. 81 900 down Move
in Immediately. CONGRESS REAL
TY CO. pI. 1882. ga
OFF NICHOLS AVE.-Det. 2-apt
house the best income property we
could offer you In ideal rental
location, gas h-wh., modern kit J.,
baths with showers. nice yard
4eo first trust. Owner must sell
SO call early. Mrs. Cox, VI S136
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1883.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
WOOD-CONLEY.
Realtors

$40 Ga. Ave, 81. 300 It'll 8.
Evening star., 1950-10-23

COOPERATIVE housing
associations. inc. in Md. have men,
berships open to qualified home buy
ers; monthly payments as low as
$3.50; under FHA plan each CO.
operative member obtains individual
title to- his house and has 40 yrs.
to pay off the mortgage; available
to non-veterans and veterans alike.
A CT who has previously bought a
house under VA is still eligible to
join cooperative assn. II he wants
larger home or a different loca-
ton. The cooperative will assist
him in disposins of his present VA
home. State the no. Of bedrms
you want. the location you prefer in
Prince Georges County and the
maximum price you are willing to
pay. Also give employers name,
wkly. earnings and credit references.
Your application will be answered
immed. with full information. Ad-
dress the secretary. Box TAD, Star,
Evening star., 1950-10-23
OIIIAO. y. IIOIJIlOVVh II I
Commercial Building. Suite 4
1853 Wallach Place NV.

FOR COLORED
THREE EXCELLENT BUYS
800 BLK. EVARTS ST. NE
Vacant. immediate possession. An ex-
ceptionally clean row brick home; 6
large rooms reception hall. gas heat
garage. fnll basement. $3.50 down
to responsible buyer.
1900 BLK. 18th ST. NE.
A very fine row brick home; recep-
tion hall and large rooms. tiled
bath, garage. oil heat. full basement
$1,000 down.
300 BLK. 18th ST. NE.
81 900 down payment. Possession, va
cant. This Colonial row brick has
porches, Law. in basement, oil h.-w h
A real value.
PECK COMPANY
361s 18th ST. NE. LA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-10-23

Ramblers, $4,000 to $29, $50
Nr. U. S. Naval Med. Center
Evening star., 1950-10-23

TODAY'S BEST BUY
frame home. near Merri.
field, on "a acres. 2 bedrms., bath
just a plain good buy at S15,S50
Property all fenced. Garage ane
shed.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
REALTORS FA. 1920