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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
Telephone For Every Four In u. S. Now

There is telephone for every four persons in the
United States, with increase of 20 million installations
during the past ten For the of the world there
telephone for 80 persons according to figures
piled by the IT, s. Independent Telephone Association The
total figure for the United States at present 40 million
telephones
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
Percentage of net
Dy percentage OF
Percentage of net saving income in 1914

These official the
Board
disclose that nations better
S growing serious than before
By 194S the twofth the families
heap spending than they taking in that they
debt The of the
the debts OF the lower two The entire net savings of the nation
the pyramdwhch
investing
than who their
S facing
remain enough fight
do
going strong, healthy
demands threaten to wreck our efforts to do it.
Joint Congressional Economic is
with the job of making the employment work has the obligation
this problem either
with the
challenging If to
enge make work in
The responsibility Chairman ONIahoney Wyo)
his colleagues the Joint Congressional Economic Committee For
include the best minds
ais and including such Senator Taft (R o.,
l, Flanders
Cd, Aa and Reps Huber 3D. o. and Patman ID
constituents should demand that they face this problem and deal
wit it.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

Bethany Baptist Church today
consists of three churches thai
merged on March "a, 1949. They
are Bethany Church, Rhode Island
avenue and Second street NV;
Highlands Baptist Church, Four
teenth and Jefferson streets NV.
and North Washington Baptist
Church. Masonic Temple In
Brightwood. .
Members Of Bethany and North
Highlands churches are worship
ing In their present places until
the new building is finished. Ar
rangements are now being made
for q place for the Highlands
Church congregation to worship
during the construction period.
Others participating in the serv-
ice tomorrow will include DR.. M,
Chandler Stith, executive secre-
tary Of the District Baptist Con-
vention: w. Henry Barringer, lay
moderator, and the Rev. j. A.
Leatherman, pastor Of Hamline
Methodist Church.
The three ministers Of the con-
gregations, which will be known
as branches Of Bethany Church
until the new building Is COM
pleted, will also take part In the
ceremony. The Rev. H. j. Smith,
Evening star., 1950-07-15

pastor Of the Georgia avenue
branch, will lead the responsive
reading; the Rev. N. M. Sim
monds, pastor Of the Fourteenth
street branch, will give the prayer
of dedication, and the Rev. M. p.
German, pastor Of the Rhode
Island avenue branch, will intro
duce DR.. Pruden.
The new edifice, on which con-
struction is to begin Immediately,
will have a sanctuary seating 600
persons. The Sunday School
building will have 25 classrooms,
three assembly rooms. q social
and banquet hall seating 400 per-
sons, a kitchen, church Office,
parlor and pastors study.
Mcleod and Ferrara Of Wash
ington are the architects and
Victor N. Judson, Inc, Washing
ton, the contractor. Everett r.
Haycroft is chairman Of the
church building committee.
Bethany Church was organized
in 1904 as a Sunday School group.
The As charter members met in
the home Of John E. Dawson at
1874 r street NE. They later wor-
SHIPPED at the Gilman mansion,
Third street and Florida avenue
NV. staying there until the pres
ent church was built In 1907.
Two pastors have served the
church, the Rev. Hugh T. Steven
son. 1907 until his death In 1882,
and the present pastor. MIR. Ger
man, 1892 to the present. He is
a graduate Of the University Of
Virginia and of the Yale Uni
versity Divinity School.
Highlands Church was organ
lied January 4, 1924. following
initial meetings at the home of
Miss Lilly Kahn, 1929 Longfellow
Evening star., 1950-07-15
n. Y. Pastor 10 Preach
Al the Cathedral
Tomorrow Morninq

The Rev. DIR. w. F. Hendricks
Of Mohawk, N. Y, will be the
guest preacher at II am. tomor.
row in Washington Cathedral. Ths
4 pm. service will be conducted By
the Rev. A. E. Taylor, rector of st
David's Church.
Holy communion at both 7::sC
am. and $3.50 am. will be cele-
brated in Bethlehem Chapel and
each succeeding Sunday during
July and August.
The Rev. DR.. Hendricks and the
Rev. Taylor will be the celebrants
tomorrow.
The Rev. Craford w. Brown
canon precentor Of the cathedral
who has been broadcasting LES
sons in Living" sermons over VOL
weekly since February, will con-
tinue to be heard by transcription
each Friday from 1880 to 12:45
pm, August 4 through September
Evening star., 1950-07-15
ron Being Alive Topic
OF Dr.. |. Ralph Tubor

DR.. L. Ralph Tabor, pastor, will
preach at II am, Sunday at
Luther Place Memorial Church. on
I"On Being Alive" There will be a
public reception of new members.
Albert r. Burkhardt. summer
student pastor, will preach at 8
am. on "At the Root"
The Young Peoples Luther
League Sunday evening will con-
tinue the series begun last Sunday
on Zone God-The Ways We Wor-
ship Him." The meeting is held
at 6 pm. at the Lutheran Church
Center, 736 Jackson place NV,
followed by a supper and social.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

street NV. It moved to the pres
ent site, Fourteenth street and
Colorado avenue NV, November
|27, 1924. The supposedly tenn
porary church has served until
now, when 1t is being torn down
to make way for the new edifice.
Mr.. Simmonds came as pastor
November !, 1925. He is q gradu-
ate Of Brown University and Of
Grocer Theological Seminary. DR..
]. J. Muir, retired pastor Of Tenn
|ple Baptist Church. served the
congregation until Mr.. Simmonds
came.
North Washington Baptist
Church was organized on q tenn
porary basis, with SO members, in
May 1910. and on a permanent
basis in November 1910. At that
time the present name was taken.
Mr.. Smith was called as pastor in
May and has served the congrega-
ton to date. He is a graduate Of
Colgate University and received
his Masters Degree from Ameri-
can University.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
National Presbyterions
To Hear DR.. Louis Evuns

The Rev. DR.. Louis II. Evans
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Hollywood, Calf, viii
preach in the National Presby-
terian Church tomorrow at and
IL am. His subject will be. "And
They Ran"
DR.. Evans is recognized as one
Of the great Protestant leaders In
America today. particularly giving
Of his time to address the youth
|of college campuses and to serve
In the various denominational
boards Of the church. He is a
board member Of q church col
lege and theological seminary, is
West Coast chairman Of the
Protestant Film Commission, and
Is president of the California
Temperance Federation.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Mount Carmel Feast
|Af the Monastery

The Feast Of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel will be observed with q
Pontif1cal Mass to be celebrated
by Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle
Of Washington at 8 am. tomorrow
at the Discalced Carmelite Mon
astery, 213l Lincoln road NE.
The Rev. Ferrer Smith Of
Dominican College, Catholic Uni
versity, viii preach.
Special devotions also viii be
held at 8 pm. at the monastery.
consisting Of recitation Of the
rosary followed by a sermon by the
Rev. Columbian McGough. prior Of
the Disca1ced Carmelite Monas-
terry.
The nine day MANUAL Solemn
Novena In honor Of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel will close at 8 pm.
today at the monastery, with out
door services, weather permitting.
The Rev. Alphonse Healy, sub
prior Of the Carmelite College has
been conducting the novena.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Rodio Pastor to Speak
At Centennial Baptist

The Rev. Robert r. McFarlane
of the National Baptist Radio
Hour, will preach at the Centen-
nial Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
At II am. he will preach on
"The Jekyll and Hyde Christian. -
The sermon will be broadcast over
Station VOL at 1880 am. on the
program known as Gospel
Wings" At 8 pm. the sermon
subject viii be "The Final Reck-
oning."
The Rev. Wilson Holder, pastor
viii be away for the Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Dr.. Buttenhouse Guest
AT St. Thomus' Church

The Rev. DR.. Roy Wesley Bat
tenhouse, formerly professor OF
Vanderbilt University. win be the
special preacher at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church at II am. the
mornings Of July 16. % and 80.
DR.. Battenhouse. widely known
as q preacher. has also served On
the faculty Of the Episcopal Theo-
logical School. Cambridge. Massa-
chusetts. Holy communion viii be
administered at 8 am.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Admiral Miller Guest
AT National Christian

Rear Admiral Thornton c. NIL
Ter. Chaplain Corps Inspector, will
preach in the National City Chris
tian Church on Sunday. white
washing FlimSy Walls" is his SUBJ
ject. DR.. Roscoe r. Hill viii pre-
side over the service.
DR.. J. Warren Hastings. the
minister viii be speaking In Q con-
ference at Bethany Beach. Del.
"Satiated Senses" is the subject
Of Mrs. J. Warren Hastings tomor-
row at Z pm. before the Young
Adult Fellowship at the parsonage
6220 Thirty-third street NV. AL
young people are invited.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
By cospor Names

DR.. Edward II. Pruden. president
OF the American Baptist Conven-
ton and pastor Of First Baptist
Church here, will give the main
Evening star., 1950-07-15
0hioan Guest Preacher
Al Foundry Methodist

The Rev. DR.. CASTOR Foote,
minister Of the Grace Methodist
Church in Dayton. Ohio, win be
the guest preacher at both services
tomorrow at Foundry Methodist
Church.
DR.. Foote has travelled widely in
America and abroad. He was an
exchange preacher In England
last summer and In 1948 he was an
Official delegate to the World
Council Of Churches In Amster-
dam.
His subject at II am. win be
Twentieth Century Blasphemy'
and at 8 pm. "The Verdict Of His
tory"
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Calvary Methodist Church

DR.. Orris q. Robinson. pastor OF
Calvary Methodist Church. will
preach on "The Road Ahead, u
Sunday, at 8:45 and IL am.
An unusual program at 8:15
pm. is planned under the diree-
ton Of Temple Dunn, organist,
who viii speak on the life and
works of Bach in commemoration
Of the 200th anniversary Of the
death Of j. S.. Bach. William
Watkins. organist of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. will
play six Bach organ works.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Series Of instructions

The Rev. Lawrence Gatti, start
ing Monday. will give q series Of
instructions on the beliefs and
practices Of the Catholic faith at
st. Stephens rectory, 2436 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. They will
be at $3.50 pm. Mondays and
Wednesdays. All viii be welcome.
The course win close before
Father Gatti conducts his pill
grimage to Rome on September 8.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

1mtrrnrnnnttnattnnal
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Albright Memorial Church

The Rev. George E. Schnabel
will return to his pulpit at AL
bright Memorial Church tomorrow
morning. He has been on tour
Of Europe visiting France, Ger
many. Holland. England. Belgium
and Switzerland. At 10:30 am. his
subject will be '"The Appeal to
God" The service at Z pm. is fol-
lowed by youth group meetings.
Vacation Bible School for chill
dren continues throughout the
summer each Wednesday from
$3.50 to 11:45 am.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

ADDRESS at q
ground break
ing c ere mony
for q new Beth
any B ap tbs t
urch. The
service will be
at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the
location of the
n e W $3.50, 900
| c h urch and
Sunday school
building, Colo
RADIO aven u e
and Fourteenth
Evening star., 1950-07-15
All Souls Unituriun

DR.. Raymond B. Bragg, execu-
tive director, Unitarian Service
Committee. will preach ut ALI
Souls Unitarian Church at II
am. tomorrow In the absence of
the Rev. DR.. A. Powell Davies. DR..
Bragg will take for his subject,
New Patterns of Human Service. %
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-07-01
Readers Requests

Could the readers give us some
ideas on parties or showers for brides
and babies? Give suggestions for
games to be played or quizzes to be
used. Also we would like money
making ideas for our club. How does
your club make money?--Mrs. B. T..
Custer county.
would like to know if cottage
cheese can be frozen and kept safely?
If so, how? I would also like to get
a recipe for chokecherry syrup. Per-
haps some of the readers would have
these recipes Mrs. ". S. Golden
Valley county.
| would like the recipe for a mer-
ingue-topped Cracker pudding
made with soda crackers and carmel
custard. Have heard about this pud-
ding but don't know just how it is
made and ingredients.-Mrs. M. g..
Fallon county.
Would any of your readers know a
sure cure for dandruff? / have tried
several things from drug stores but
they did not do the job.-Mrs. E. c..
Port Orchard. Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-07-01

hlSI1 OOORSEzo VI ul1llSi dis dtAO
vitamins are the red beets, yellow
carrots, green leaves of the beets and
spinach.
Scalloped beets: 3 tablespoons
flour, 2 tablespoons melted fat, l cup
water, 6 tablespoons lemon juice, X
cup vinegar, teaspoons sugar, 2
cups sliced, cooked beets, bacon
strips. Mix flour into fat, gradually
add water, lemon juice and vinegar,
stirring until smooth; add sugar and
cook until thickened, stirring fire.
quently. Arrange beets in creased
baking dish, pour sauce over them,
and lay strips of bacon on top. Bake
in hot oven (400 degrees F. Is to 20
minutes, or until bacon is crisp. APP
proximate yield: portions.
Carrots in chive sauce: medium
carrots, scraped, l cup light beef or
chicken stock, " teaspoon salt, dash
of pepper, bay leaf, 1 slice lemon,
~ cup water, 3 teaspoons chopped
chives, l egg yolk, beaten, 8 table
spoons cream. Slice carrots "a inch
thick. Bring to boil in beef or chick
en- stock. Add salt, pepper, bay leaf,
lemon and cook until carrots are
tender. Add II cup water and chives.
Remove from heat and add egg yolks
mixed with cream. Return to heat
and cook until sauce begins to thick
en-, but do not boil. Yield: portions.
Beet green's with sour cream: 4
cups chopped, cooked beet green's, z
teaspoons minced onion, 1/3 cup
sour cream, 21z tablespoons horse
radish, drained, "a teaspoon salt, W
teaspoon pepper Combine all in
gradients, heat thoroughly. Yield:
6 portions.
Spinach casserole: l pound spin
ach, 6 medium-sized potatoes, eggs
well beaten, " cup butter, melted,
teaspoon salt, dash of pepper. Picl
over spinach; wash thoroughly, drain
and chop very fine. Pare and graft
potatoes and add eggs, butter ant
seasoning; put half in creased cas-
serole. Cover with spinach and to-
with remaining potato mixture. Bak
in moderate oven $3.50 degrees F
ia hours, or until potatoes are done
Approximate yield: s portions.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-07-01
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-07-01
Tested Recipes
Vegetables

RICH SOURCES of minerals and
vitamins are the red beets, yellow
carrots, green leaves of the beets and
spinach.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

Just looking around? Or you ready buy your
mys rugs of the future? Either way let your dealer show
you today what wonderful Lees has loomed for you
See how you money Lees popular-prced yet
lovely room-size g-readycut and bound to fit almost any
floor space In wide selecon-ncudng handsome hard
twists, Aora textures, embossed effects Don't
miss the exciting 1850 carpet fashions Examine the rich
residence of Lees imported wools
Best of all-imagine the beauty of this warm welcoming
Vrginian in 18th Century Floral Chnz-in your
home perfect background for your family your way of life
Evening star., 1950-10-28

Continued on Next Pass1
Evening star., 1950-10-28

s14,7O0 (GI-APPRovED)-six-room,
1-bath, tile brick Colonial. painted
white: screened porch and garage;
on lot 100x240. with white ranch
town I'd, 611S Roseiand lane, Lux
manor. Open 2 to dark OIL. 947O.
LOCATED ON THE REDLAND. Der
wood rd bet. Rockville and CATH
ersburg-A white brick rambler on
2h acres, fenced; small barn for
riding horse. Property priced at
81 500. Call MIR. j. A. POWELL,
WO $500; eyes,, Ashton 5536.
Evening star., 1950-10-28

Colored-58O7 Reed st.
NORTH INGLEWOOD
Open Sat. Sun, "a; blocks from
new high school, This lovely, det.
bungalow will 60 GI at S1O,25O with
81 800 cash. II you earn $40 per
wk.. Finished rm. on End f., We
netian blinds, storm windows, full
bsmt., oil heat; home in excel. cond. /.
Call ewes, RA. 2S05.
URCIOLO REALTY, ME. 1871
Evening star., 1950-10-28

COLORED-UNIT BLOCK OF R ST.
NV. Vacant. 2-story row brick. s
rooms and bath, English bsmt All
cure o home very cheap Make an
offer. Call PORTER REAL ESTATE
CO. MI. 1894; after pm. NO
Evening star., 1950-10-28
1245 w ST. Sc.
APT. BLDG.-5 UNITS

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Nice row brick, 5 rooms. bath, utility
room, gas h,-w.h., garage, front
porch; located near Barney Circle
Only $500. S1,500 down. $50 mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY
%, n
Evening star., 1950-10-28

HILLCREST BUNGALOW
Just built in beautiful area. 5 large
rms. tile bath, full bsmt. gas &C.
heat. built-in garage. fireplace in
living rm.. picture windows, stair
way to hoored attic. Vacant. Truly
a wonderful value at only SIS, 800.
Easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 til 9
Evening star., 1950-10-28
SAUL'S ADDITION

Liv, rm,. din, rm., kit, 4 bedrms..
ga baths, full bsmt.; 2-story stucco:
In 1900 blk. of Decatur NV. Call
Mrs. Grant. CO. 6246.
PAUL P. STONE
Evening star., 1950-10-28
ROLLINGWOOD

An OUTSTANDING value
SOL z. Woodbine st.
II you are looking for beautiful
spacious home for gracious livint
In an exclusive neighborhood. dom
miss this.
FIRST FLOOR: Center hall. larg,
living room with fireplace, largs
dining room. kitchen. library with
fireplace. powder room. screened
SECOND FLOOR: 4 twin-size bed.
rooms with cedar closets. Q baths
screened porch.
THIRD FLOOR: Q bedrooms. large
storage room with exhaust fan.
BASEMENT: Recreation room, built.
" Work 9As shop mA'fs Lot 90 eS0P By s4o sen 0a'n
Many other outstanding features.
Open Sat. and Sunday, l It'll dark
Shown other days BY appointment
Country Club to E. Woodbine street,
turn right to house.
KIRKS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
$500 Cash-GI

S5UO CaSh-Gl
Detached Brick-BaSement
This 2-bedroom Colonial type home
with a full basement has been GI
approved at $1,000. 1t has q COM
plete kitchen with separate dining
room plus added features such as
Venetian blinds. storm windows and
and completely fenced yard. Your
payments including taxes and insur-
ance would be about S65 Call Mr..
Walls over the week end at WI
5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O II ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-10-28

KENsINGTON-S14,25o detached
brick bungalow with Q bedrooms,
liv. rm. with firepl, equipped kit,
tile bath. stairway to expansible at
tic. for 3 bedrms. and bath; large
bsmt. with ground-level entr.; rear
patio; conven. to everything. Open
Sun, 10. Directions: Conn. ave.
to Kensington Fire Station, right on
Bladensburg to Ferndale, left. to
BOIL and open sign.
HOME OWNERS REALTY SERVICE
10. 6-34S4. 30
Evening star., 1950-10-28

GAITHERSBURG
Four bedroom. brick Colonial; con.
veniently located; large lot; reason
ably priced; by owner. Gathers
burg 202-W, 30
Evening star., 1950-10-28
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

800 Lexington dr., Woodmoor sec. OF
Silver Spring. A very desirable loc.
walk. distance of public and paro-
chial schools. shop. and transp.; no
highway to cross. # you need q
and 2 I'm. on second. see this at
tractive Cape Cod brk.: on enlarged
corner lot. Only S17.950 Out Coles
willie I'd. to light at Woodmoor shop.
center. right / blk, to Lexington dr..
Foster. 81. 4166. MERCER BLDG.
GOKP: -gQ
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
S12.950
1923 Ingraham st

oL5 lngrdQdIn OC.
Open Sat. and SUM-, 10 to 8. Very
good buy on today's market. Row
brick. front porch. 3 bedrooms. In
oil INV. heat; deep lot to alley;
near Truesdell elementary. kinder
garten and nursery school. DE
WERE R. WELDON. 1877 K st. NV,
neishborhoo ood-Fourteen rooms.
baths. oil INV. heat. $32.500 For
further hTnRe Ho nfoEnstion aGas rR Hsl Jors NJ
SAINT REAL Estate u SERVICE;
coEoRsDMiis COLI ss6e iHs4 RIDGE IIa E. ST. NV
Vacant. 16 rms. bath, new cond.;
$490 down. S135 mo. Open Sun.
coLooR1EED-io17 18th ST. NV
brick; oil heat; near all cows. See
Mr.. Crassas on premises or call GE;
65552, Or RE; 1924 with PENNY
coLoRED. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
ssmies sGMooL 18th ST. hath nwIdesl raw bT,ck for
bargain price: good terms. Call RE
O493 Or CHI. 1905 Or EN- Oso3. 30
COLORED-15th ST.. near Buchan-
an: $1,000 down. Spacious 7-rm
Colonial brick home. Ia baths
modern Kit; finished, dry, clean
Uth wi trent exee and eond
4 real buy! ". CLIFFORD sHERT-
COLORED-OPEN SAT, SUN. 1-6-
1895 Quincy ST., NV. Ten rooms,
Sssa. s baths; r,:. S.sar brick garage, steam AN
SAINT REAL Estate SERVICE
HU. 5S2s, 1914 9th st. NV. -29
COLORED-OPEN SAT-. SUN, L.
1889 Quincy st. NV. See this mag
nificent 6-room, 2-bath (plus in
closed porch) house; full basement
oil NV heat; brick garage. Pricess
excellent condition. Can Mrs
Brown. Ho. 4O4S or THE JoLIs.
SAINT REAL ESTATE SERVICE. HU
5S2S. 1914 9th st. NV. go
COLoRED-SHEPHERD ST. NV
Semi-det. .6-rm. brick; good condi
tion; gas heat; "a bath. and shower
in, in bsmt;: PRICED low for home il il
i,s o5ss. NO No. o6oG, Jog LEATH slprpSaa' q ASH 81
LEY. INC, MA. 6464.
COLORED-TAYLOR ST, mr.. 14tf
n.w.-This is one of the nices
homes in this desirable area; .
full baths. very modern kit: al
IOOIuS are SPACIOUS anu IN peF1eC'
condition: 2-car garage; deep lot
owner says. sell at once at re
duced price" For appt. to inspect
call Mrs. Thompson, RA. 052S, NO
Ooo6, LEATH g. ASHLEY. INC.
CoLoRED-open for inspection. 1856
Monroe st. n.w.-Sat. 3-5 pm. Sun
day l-5 pm: beautiful semide
tached brick. Z lovely rooms, II
baths, prk. hs., full basement, garag1
and oil heat. MR.. SHEPHERD or
1162 or DE. ISIS. '"' 'H Mea A
COLORED-15th st. and Buchanan
area, 4-bedrm. brick house. in auie
neighborhood; also 6-rm. house; car
be shown by appt. Sat. Call NO
CoLORED-APPRovED By GOVT
To sell to veteran for S13.500 anc
owner will consider an offer of ever
less. Clean row brick. near 10th
and Park rd.; rms. : baths (bed-
rm. and bath on 1st ~, full base.
ment new oil burner, new gas hot
water heater. Approx $4,000 cash
required. Brokers coop invited
Ewes, call HI. 1890 FRANK S
PHILLIPS, DI. l411. 80
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK OF R ST
NV. Vacant. 2-story row brick. G
rooms and bath, English bSmt. All
rooms private. Your chance to Sc
cure home very cheap. Make an
offer. Call PORTER REAL ESTATE
CO. MI. 1894; after 5 pm. NO.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
DIJPI,EY RRTCK

DUPLEX BRICK
4110 1st st. Sc, open Sunday IA
An unusual 2-family home of 2 bed.
rms, liv rm., kit. bath in each
apt; peri cond.; gas h.-wh. Low
down payment. Priced to sell. Cal
Mr. zabrek, ia. SAB. COX 81 CO.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
An Exceptional Buv

An Exceptional Buy
Home without standing dollar value.
approximately hs acre. attractively
landscaped; lagstone walk and ter
race. 5 bedrooms, large living and
ceptionally large Kitchen, ali cleo
tric, with bar; oil hot-water heat;
2 baths; spacious attic; 3 blocks
from big shopping center, schools.
churches; near Boiling Field and
Naval Air Station; less than 10
Minis. from downtown area. $50
monthly income from 2 rented
rooms. $40 Atlantic st. Sc. Open
for inspection 2 pm. till dark Sat-
urday and Sunday Call Mr.. SUM
mitt with WIN. T. TILLER. TW.