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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Plan National
Freedom Day
Observance

+. A record-breaking Natlcna
Freedom Day observance on
February /, 1850, in Philadelphia
is now assured by elaborate
preparations completed ant
hearty responses received. A
very full day awaits the dele
gates from the States and MEM
bers and friends Of the National
Freedom Day Association. In
the morning privilege has been
granted for meetings in historic
Congress Halland Independence
Hall where the delegates will be
addressed by DR.. ]. O. Austin OF
Chicago and delegate for the
State of Illinois, and Father Ed
ward F. Cunnie of St. Elizabeth
R. c. Church, and wreath will
be laid at the Liberty Bell in
memoriam to all who have given
their lives for Freedom. In the
afternoon the annual luncheon
for the delegates will be held in
a central city hotel With an adj
dress by Mrs. Wilma Soss, presi-
dent Of Federation Of Women
Shareholds in American Bust
ness, Inc. In the evening a
capacity audience is expected at
the Academy of Music where
DR. Horace Mann Bond, presi-
dent of Lincoln University, will
preside and the welcome will be
extended by Mayor Bernard
Samuel. Roland Hayes will be
guest soloist and the famed
Freedom Day Cirrus directed by
Madame Bilbrew, will sing. The
speakers are Pennsy1vania's Sen
Francis J. Myers, and DR.. Will
liam Holmes Boders, pastor Of
the Wheat Street Baptist Church
Of Atlanta, Ga, renowned as the
leading pulpit orator Of our time.
Educational scholarships will be
awarded by the National Free
dom Day Association and dele
gates Of the States will be intro
duced.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Hold Interracial
Bowling Meet

New York - Special - AS a
public protest against the white
only policy of the American
Bowling Congress, top bowlers
Of the Negro, white and Oriental
races relied together here in an
interracial bowling exhibition.
The exhibition was presented
at the City Hall Bowling Center
under the sponsorship Of the
Greater New York Division of
Of the National Committee for
Fair Play in Bowling.
I teams participated. Repre-
sened were: The United Bowling
Association (Negro), Interccl-
1egiate Bowling Conference,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Appoint B. B. Mos
1850 Red Cross
Chairman

The 1850 Red Cross Fund
Campaign reached into the
neighborhoods of Chicago last
week with the appointment OIL
Bertram B. Moss, 5436 South
Harper Avenue, as chairman of
the City Communities Division.
In accepting his appointment
to the post, Mess, who has given
generously Of time and effort to
the Red Cross Fund Campaign
for the past three years, said:
"It is imperative in these times
that every community protect
itself against emergency as well
as carry out on world wide
basis the necessary after-war
care of CUR veterans.
"Red Cross is set UP to do this
job. It is deserving of every
body's support in accomplishing
it.
Chicago Red Cross Chapters
1850 goal is $2,7OO,OOO - some
TN per cent less than the peak
wartime goal Of $12,OOO,OOO rails
ed in 1914. The money is divid-
ed in the most equitable manner
possible to discharge the duties
of Red Cross to the community,
to- the nation, and to he world"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
IN .Sdk& &sS& H% !
'I3'e!';'!'xM,;>ze;'
= By Frances Ainsworth ~

] attended the most interesting
dub meeting the other day and
anne away with so many new ideas
or my home, that I'd like to tell
ou about it. The entire program
vas completely fascinating "The
tory of Glass and Home Decorat-
ng" which our chairman, and a
,roup Of six members whom she had
elected, presented following a COM
llete program guide furnished by
he Pittsburgh Plate Glass Com
ANY.
The afternoon just few by as
'ur members told us the complete
history of glass from its first dis
overy by a group of Phoenician
ailors up to its many uses today!
)ne very interesting part of the pro-
ram was the presentation of three
eautiful full colored wall charts
howing how glass can be used for
ecorating in today's home. These,
90, were part Of the material furn.
shed by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company and prepared by Theresa
Booth Wells, the noted club auth
Eity.
All Of US were especially eager to
ret decorating suggestions for our
wn homes - and were certainly not
isappointed-for the members who
participated in the program showed
IS 101 ways in which glass can be
ased to make our homes more con-
7enient, as well as more beautiful
I'm chairman Of another club
Meeting scheduled soon for a diff
'erent group Of women, and I'm
,lanning to obtain this same ma
erial to present to this group. The
program chairman told me that the
material furnished by Pittsburgh
Plate included everything from
newspaper notices to printed book
cts. And that certainly simplifies
he problem Of what to do to keep
MEMBERS interested during an after
eoon, doesn't il?
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

EVELYN BROWN, born in Atlanta.
Ca, resided at 390S Indiana, died Jan.
G, 1850. Funeral services were con-
Quoted in our chapel Jan. 16, 1850.
Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery.
MATTE THOMAS. born in Spirit.
Ga. died Jan. 4, 1860. resided at 1926
Langley Ave Funeral services were
conducted at Greater Harvest Baptist
Church. Jan. Is. 1850. Burial in Burr
Oak Cemetery.
CARRIE OLIPHANT, born in Macon.
Ca, resided at 513 e. oath Place died
Jan. 10. 1850. Requiem mass was ceie-
brated at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church.
Jan. 16. 1850. Burial in Lincoln Gene
terry.
JULIA PETERS, born in New Or
leans. La. resided at 3641 State. died
Jan. II. 1850 Requiem mass was cele-
brated JAM 16. 1850 at ST. Elizabeth
Catholic Church. Burial in Holy Sc
pulchre Cemetery.
WILSON EDWARD TRAVIS OTIS.
born in Chicago, Ill. resided at 2134
w. Adams. died Jan. IL. 1850. Funeral
services were conducted in our chapel.
JAN 16, 1850 Burial in Lincoln Gene
terry.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

Then there is the theatre mas
her who rubs his elbow or some.
thing or other such move.
The only way to get rid Of type
No. 2, is to move, step on his
foot, or call an usher or say loud.
ly to someone, "Have you a hat
pin, SO | can stick this idiot next
to me-.
And then type No. 8, New York
City Subway masher definitely
has the advantage Of his victim.
She can't move; she can't prove
which man molested her if he
assumes an innocent stare. She
can only glare at all men in that
vicininty, hoping that she has
frozen the correct one and she
can pray that the accoster will
get off at the next stop.
And So they go, the Il" masher
the tavern masher, the office mas.
her, the Grocery or drug store
masher-all kinds with ony one
thing in common. They are all
frantic. A Hangover" from the
caveman age, they are "hardup"
for a female unable to reach a
civilized adjustment with "the
woman of their CHOICE and so
they are on a confused prowl
which sometimes leads them to
Jail for rape or other Delinquent
cies.
You find the type more dis
cretely and legitimately in the
wealthy playby who gives huge
and very wild parties, lavishes
gifts and chases. But his masher
qualities usually merely serve as
a "joke" for his friends, a road
to the DIVORCE court or source
of exploitation for a female wolf. |
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

Whatever you say the masher
is with us to stay as long as
there are women and men. Re-
ject him, accept him, jail him or
ridicule him as the case may be,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

WILLIE THREATT, born in Eufala,
Ala, resided at 1925 Ellis Ave-, died
Jan. 6. 1850. Funeral services were
conducted in our chapel. Jan. IA, 1850.
Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery.
LEN GODFREY, resided at 65O5
Minerva Ave. died Jan. 8, 1850. Fun
eral services were conducted in our
chapel Jan. IA. 1850. Body was shipped
to Durant, Miss. for burial. IN,
MATTE WALKER, born in Spring
field. Mo. died Jan. 10. 1850. resided
at 3743 Giles. Funeral services were
conducted in our chapel JAM IA, 1850
Burial in Restvale Cemetery.
LILLIAN HUNTER BROWN, born in
Columbia, Mo-. resided at 1886 Prairie.
died Jan. 10. 1850. Funeral services
1850. Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery.
EARNEST WEST. born in New
August. Miss. resided at 1865 Cottage
Grove Ave-. died Jan. 10.i.1950. Fun
eral services were conducted in our
chapel. Jan. IA. 1850. Burial in Burr
Oak Cemetery.
LUCY HUNTER. born in Mississippi.
died Jan. ~. 1850. resided at 4S42
Langley. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Jan. IT, 1850. Burial in Lincoln Gene
terry
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

he viii still wend his frantic
MASKING way throughout society
wandering and. prowling and
yowling and pushing and stop.
ping and, touching.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
THE CHICAGO WORLD 9
SAT, JANUARY~2s, 1850
CHURCH


IDlNEO 1ON
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. M. Royston, Pastor
$40 N. Orleans Street
Phone SU. 7-4476
STRANGERS HOME BAPTIST 7t
CHURCH III
Rev E. d. Winfield, Pastor
1914 State Street
Phone L.. S-S76S
THE OPEN DOOR BAPTIST
CHURCH Fl
Rev. T. 7. Little, Pastor
1889 Chrisaiana Street
Phone OR. 7-9432
IN
PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
PLEASANT GREEN BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. L. Strawhorn, Pastor
1886 Rhodes Avenue
Phone VI 2-0053
UNITY BAPTIST SHURCH
Rev. W. M. Walton. Pastor
1921 Federal Street
Phone DR.. 1884
PRAIRIE AVENUE BAPT CHURCH
Rev. G. A. Wallace, Pastor
SOS6 Prairie Ave- n7
INDIANA AVENUE PENTBrosTAI,
CHURCH OF GOD 3334
Elder G. H. Ellis. Pastor
1922 Indiana Ave,
Phone VI. 2-1SO9
GREATER ST JOHN BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. William A. Johnson, Psstor
1921 Michigan Ave.
VALLEYS ROSE BOWL TEMPLE
DR.. J. e. Watley Founder
4724 Cottage Grove Ave.
Phone KE. $3.50 -
STAR LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. D. D. CLAY. Pastor
WA. 4-9225
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. l.. Rawles, Pastor
4130 Indiana Ave.
Phone GA. 4-6722
METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
CHURCH
400 South Park
GA. 4-3051
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

JACK JACKSON. born in Clayporn
Parish, La, resided at 5O45 Princeton
died Jan. 10, 1850. Funeral services
were conducted at the Church Of God
In Christ. Jan. is, 1850. Burial IN
Burr Cemetery.
EvERN TONEY. born in Huntsville,
Ala resided at 35S w. 93rd st. died
Tan. 8. 1850. Funeral services We're in
orr chapel, Jan. 1S, 1850. Burial in
Burr Oak Cemetery
ANNA COOPER, born in Vicksburg,
Miss. resided at 3401 Vernon Ave, died
Jan. IA, 1850. Funeral services were
conducted in our chapel, Jan. is. 1850.
Burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
IDA MAE THOMAS. born in Macon,
Miss, resided at $3.50 Calumet. died
Ian. 10, 1850. Funeral services were
conducted in our chapel. Jan. 10. 1850.
Burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
MATTE WAYNE, born in Inverness,
Miss, resided at 3515 Calumet, died
Jan. IA. 1850. Funeral services were
conducted at West Point Bapt. Church.
Jan. 20, 1850. Body was shipped TO In
verness, Miss. for burial.
BIRDELL HOWELL, born in Rome,
Ga. resided at 1926 South Parkway,
died Jan. 8. 1850 Funeral services
were conducted in our chapel JAN IA.
1850. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
Will, STACKHOIJSE JR,

2O5 z. Montaomery Ave. Rockville
Phone Rockville 2SSS or 1858,
daY nr nioht -
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SILVER SPRING

Franklin ave. section - 2-bedroom
brick bungalow all on one level.
Built In 1949 on nice lot near
schools. churches and transport
alton. Available for occupancy
within two weeks. The price is
Sun. and Mon. y To dark Il
Evening star., 1950-09-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN-Det. house in excel. cond.,
on lot 100x113; full bsmt., new oil
burner, garage, outside fireplace
and many extras; near school. stores
OWNER, TO. 5643 -3
CHEVERLY-3-yr.-o -old brick. very
near new Catholic church and
school; 6 rms, porch, frepl.. picture
window; level lot. high elevation
with view: priced we'll below market
at VA appraisal Of S14,25O, low
down payment to qualified vet. Cali
OWNER, WA, 145s. -
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NORTH ARLINGTON
N. ARLINGTON

OPEN SUN, l TO 6
Spacious. white frame bungalow, in
a beautiful garden; Ice. level lot;
on dead-end street; extra-lge.,
sgle. garage: 3 lge. bedrms., , baths,
wide center hall. 24-ft. liv. rm..
den, din. rm., kit. with built-in
breakfast table, laundry. storage
attic, h.-w. heat; SlS,950, excel.
lst trust. For information, call
Mrs. Richard at OV. 3343.
To reach: Over Key Bridge, right
on Lee hwy, approx. II mi. to
Kenmore St, left to 1922 Kenmore.
MarSteller, McCabe 81 Co.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

READY TO MOVE IN
Brick Cape Cod. rms. expandsble
attic: 4et FHA loan: owner has
added MANY extras. Inspection by
appt MERCER BI DC CORP, 10.
9-s400, evenings, L. C. Miller. co.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

semidet. brick. in the washing ton
and Lee shopping center area.
poasesson assume are Only 1sW watn of tSs
many sdvantages OF this home.
CECIL B. LUPToN. Realtor, oW.
5333; ewes. ia. 2.-2617 "A :
GAINEsyILLE-Only $500, GIL ap-
proved SS.,b aS adreS Som. snd v,ss0 ss0d NOR NOR
GAN ead0Rih REAL hqS ESTATE FATE CO. ss1os ox. sss4;
ewes and sun, JA. 4-0075. a
LEESBURG PIKE rms. 2 baths,
full Osms oo% modeTn sIna RsxEy
RUSSELL ROAD xREA-chsrming
2-story brick home on landscaped
lot; st floor has liv. rnn.. with firepl.
and side screened porch; lge. din. rm.
and equip. kit; the IND has :. bed.
a.rm. apt. with kit. eauip- and
toilet oil h.w,h. Attraetigelg priced
DuFFEY co. oV. 25549a 1909
NICE, NEW 4-ROOM BUN NGALOW,5 2
lots-T acre of land in % feet OF
Route rs, 2 miles north Of Manas-
sas,, va. on road to Washington,
.. c. Will sell reasonable for cash.
See J. E. BOSTIC on premises or
write Manassas, va, Box 3Ul. =
BET. ,FT. BELvOIR and Pentagon---
Charming1y dec. 5-rm. house with
added rm. in bsmt.; fenced screened
porch, aluminium storm windows:
shrubbery, new driveway: 2 blkS.
from grade school and, shopping CEN
ter; assume GI 1st trust at $65 mo.
VISIT Us and see pictures, Of. 81
select homes for sale. In Alexandra
and Fairfax County. - Inspection
as you may choose, arranged.
souTH-LAND REALTY, CO.. III
Marshall ST.. Groveton, Va. oV.
CORNER PROPERTY. Routes $40
and 621. approx. 3 acres with 3
room house Suitable for repairl
full basement two wells. seversl
fruit trees. with telephone and
electricity availahle only rs miles
from Washington via, dual highway
to CentrevilIe. Priced for quick
SIM III piiuWTsi iHoTsE AND BATH aer.
land oil heat Five Oaks subdi-
vision. Sell b, OWNER, Vienna
cow. "a
Evening star., 1950-09-02
INDIAN SPRING HIGHLAND
ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
l-story brick Colonial. lge. rms, full
bsmt., gas a.-c. heat. fenced-in yd.;
good loc. and a good buy, Call Mrs
Fink, Ju. 7-7611; cox a. CO.. ST.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HYATTSVTTI,E

Four bedrooms, beautifully furnished; !;
new elect. kit; oil heat; full base
new elec, kit; oil heat: full bsmt.; !;
attic: immaculate condition; 10 min.
town; immed. occupancy. WA. ss4o.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
BELLE HAVEN

4 West Grove. drive. Come out over
ticaly new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape
Cod brk. home. Well placed among
group of fine residences in Country
Club area. Lee. rms. gar. screened
bedrm. and bath; garbage disposal;
oil heat. driveway and full bsrnt.
S2T,500. Purchase through owner
Evening star., 1950-09-02
RIVERDAI,E-S9 ESQ

Nice, clean. masonry bungalow with
firepl, hardwood floors, tile bath.
Corner lot, PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., WA. 8855. 4VN. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
Holly Ridge Farm"
On 26 A.-l3 Wooded
Year-round Large Stream

In the Fairfax Hunt area, approx.
II mi. D. c. An unusually charm
ing. fine hrick-and-frame home. set
on e. knoll. Long road front -
thard-surfaced), white board fer :.
House and setting so lovely that 1t
would be most difficult to en al.
1St floor: Gracious reception hall.
e. large closets). living room 20::32.
bay window. step-down very M
usualD, stone fireplace; large dining
room, paneled den, fireplace. oDen-
ing on large screened porch with
brick floor. Large pantry. mo6ern
equipped kitchen, maids room ard
bath: End floor: Very large me- ztcr
bedroom. fireplace, wslk-in closet,
colored tile bath; 3 other bedrooms.
colored tile sath. Ample storags
space. Part basement, oil h.-w h..
. oil tanks. laundry. Bendix. small
playroom, Scar detached garase,
small chicken house.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HousEs-sALE-vA. Gent.

COLONIAL MASTERPIECE-In near
by virginia's most exclusive resi-
Dental section; delightful high ele-
vation: 260-ft. frontage with mag
nificent view Of the Potomac; In
sSasi nd oor esssSGm' ssSns sssto spa baths
town owner wants immediate sale;
call WO. 4754, FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS DI. 1411. OW. 444l. -
BRICK SEMIDET.. rear shirlinston
snop. center. min. Pentagon. 20
rm.. mad. kiI. > bedrms. mod; bath.
Gem. frt porch; $1,000. 81 500 cash.
bal. like rem. OWNER. ia. 1n.tc.
$500 DOWN. $50 MO. - 2 bedrm..
sxi4 L. 4 EpoE. III Em TE. nesE a5al. Mt VERNON
OFFICERS. S15.450., Three bedrm.
bsmt,; resellabie; easy to Pents son
RRo1f6rNeE f6 s!Ta RrHIfY. 3i!fSs'n "a aisss
STONE RAMBLER. . to q Ledr,ns..
sa. o.. nO MeHsdanfN n1sf h2mf in ahanfH Asnf9
sssses saslsslds a6ISK hsiW-i is1kLE-rvo- -sedfm.. @
bath bungalow. on over "a acre.
aeTAUoHIfN hnParsssL rRssksLrY Sdsis
Engleside 4S-W-11. y
s,BEDRo9M; semidetached brick;
bsmt., gas heat; CLOSE to shoppins
rH Pnieed 500 afes Can isfn' Mrs Tsemp Fseans
ASHLEY. INC. MA. 8484. -
NEAR BAILEYs CROSS RD.-s rms.
tue bath: sisssed-in porch: vent
Ian Ian IN Attic attic; IBIS. bsmt;, oil heat. hard
late throushout: lot so by $50:
home like surroundings. Reas. at
EsrSTr S91 on 70 terms ms NOR MORGAN real Al
Sl0,95O. Open Sun. 1 to g pm
| 3So. 8. Kemper dr.. Arlington. Va
Brick semidet. house in new-houst
cond. with paneled recreation room
plus liv. rm.. separate din. .rm...
sll oak noors: oil heat. excellent
hwy. to Shirlington Shop. Center
right on Seminary rd. past r.r. sid.
ing. left on Four Mile Run Or. :!
rlsht on Kemoer dr.. Y block to sign
II. G. SMITHY CO. ST. 330e. =:
OPEN l TO o PM
Eisht wooded acres. small stream
An excellent brick rambler. with CT
Falls Chureh via west Broad At
and ldvlx xood ra., turn right a.
Dunn Lnring School, take next
right and follow signs to property
JAMES e. MAHOkEY. HU. 81 .
WHATS YOUR RENT RECEIPTS
81 800 cash. S65 mo. will Civ. 70,
bedrms.. full bsmt.. liv. rm.. din
rm. and equip. kit. full length n
house front porch with awnings
auto. heat; hardwood floors; neal
bus, shopping center
HOWARD BROCK CO.
OK. 4140, IA. 4-1S23.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

OPEN SAT- SUN, 1 to 7
s51s Cedar lane. built
1a4s) red brk.. 3 .bedrms.. 2 baths.
powder rm.. breakfast nook. new
cond.. wide lot. Out Wis ave. just
past Naval Hosp, turn right to
sign S33. $50.
col F. H. KoHLoss. Real Estate
Evening star., 1950-09-02
UPPER MARLBORO

Bungalow tucco over cinder block;
2 bedrms.. 2 bathS0 my with witt,
h,fW h. excel. cond..s ssrsees splsn-
did Ice. Sis. 500. terms. o. B. ZhNT-
NIGER. 945 X st. NV. MA. 53f :
ewes. and sun. Mr.. Mitchell, Rowie
3151 or HI 539N +ahA+ a
Evening star., 1950-09-02

On Palmer rd. busline, one-year- old
masonary broom bungalow: fire-
place: large fenced-in corner lot;
for quick sale reduced to Sa.450
81 45O down and S65 mo. Immedi-
ate possession.
LOUIS MILLER. UN. 2723
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SPLIT RAIL FENCE

Continued on Next PACED
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HANDYMAN--5 large rooms, with u
acre of land, on hard road. near
Glendale; for only $500, Substan-
tial cash. ALVIN EPLING. 10.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
SoQ5 DOWN

1Ith and c sts,. s.w; This brk. home
pay Contains l o rms. bath, NV h. 4;
suitable Ior lge. family OF. roomine
house; close to all Govt. bldgs. Call
Mr.. MILLER. 81. 622l. f
Evening star., 1950-09-02
S11,750

New bungalow for sale. by owner
Convenient to Naval Ordnance Lab.
and Silver Spring: . Ice. bedrms..
dinette, tiled bath, full bsmt.. auto.
heat, lse. lot; reasonable terms,
6H. 1461. "a
Evening star., 1950-09-02
MT. RAINIER

rm, din. rm., nice kit. full bsmt
with oil heat; built-in gar.; home
in perfect cond.: immed, possession.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 6655, UN. 1166. =.
BELTSyILLE-5-rm and bath frame
bungalow. front and rear porches.
full bsmt., h.-a.h.: garage: 3 blks.
10 transp.. schools and churches.
Price, $500; terms.
6-rm. frame bungalow on acre;
well at back dr.. corner of :, paved
rds.; Z apple trees full of fruit.
Price. S6.S25. Call TO. 5249 bet. 8
TATE
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GREEN MEADows-sss5o. eais
Sligo pkwy. ,2-bedroom bunEalow.
fsses Is IS STATE SPA PsrE: convenient. OWN
HYATTsviEIE. "a Ts aIla' oliver st.-e-Toom
and bath wood shinsle. fun dry
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; corner lot; only
S1i 900, substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLING, UN. 0313. "a
LANHAM, MD.-Lee. house, rs IT.
PLACES, coo city water, oil heat; 2 serss;
MT. RAINIER. 3Ist sT.-s large rms.
and bath; a-story frame house,
nee nSt ot e0s sup sarsss sssh and AVN 4eTp
EPLING. UN. Oaia. -3
NORTH WOODBRIDGE Unique :
rms. : bedrms.. HOLLYWOOD bath. 1st
floor: , bedrms., bath ,2nd floor;
Sayshs in ssFsss esm' neaT Tb B 1nfa ns eols eons
Call Mr.. Meade. WA. 1893 cr DI.
1918, WILLIAM H SAUNDERS CO.,
RIvERDALE. near Engineerins Re-
Price. $3.50: $1,000 cash. g. p.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-S21 800,
terms. 6-rm. brick, custom built,
mod. kit, refgr.. tradesman's entr,,
baths, bedrm. on lst H.: spacious
porch. built-in gar. full dry bsmt.;
deep lot; near new church. Shown
by sppt. ERWIN REALTY CO..
UNivERsiTY HrLLsEf- -bedrm., ?
bath brick Cape Cod; entrance hall,
LARGE liv. rm. with fireplace. dry
basement; reasonably priced Mrs
Arnall, UN. 1915 or WINSTON C.
CLAY; WA. 422S, 4
Cod brick, = yrs. old; gas heat: dry
bsmt., mr.. bus. schools: priced right.
Sub. down payment. JOHN H.
BRICK BUNGALOW. 8 rms. and
bath sttached dxsar garage; trll bsmt mt
Clinton. Nd. Horseshoe dr., Ith
BEST BUILT, BEST Buy-Brand.
new brick and stone; , large bed
rms: rms: eStra,large kitchen, dining
nH 9'1a n1c. hs set b.of. af6f recent
advancement of material. See it.
you'll say best buy today" 6409
5ath ave, Riverdaie Heights. Phone
uN n7s3 Open Friday. Saturday
OPEN ida SsaTayi SAT-. AND suN.-only : mi miles
stores near. New stucco; large
rms. and bath: stairway to spacious
2nd A.: oil a.-c. heat; nice lawn and
large shade grounds. S11.500; sub
stantial cash. IA miles from Lam
ham on Lanham and Bouy rds.
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 03l3 q
CAPE COD BRICK; 3 large rooms and
tile bath. large back porch. fun
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.; Blvd Heights,
Sc: Sl4:750. substantial cash.
ALVIN EPLING. 10. $4,000. i
BRICK BUNGALOW In Radiant VAL
ley-Livins rm.. dining rm. equip.
kitchen. . bedrms., tile bath. ra-
diant gas heat, unfinished attic:
assume FHA trust OF win 90 GI
with So down Call Mr. Smiley,
AP. 1890, with ROGER MOSS, Real
tor, 2l25 r. I. ave. ne, HO. 5000.
BUNGALOW. Berwyn Hts, Md, lot
l00x200; 3 bedrms., bath. liv.. and
din. rms. kit, pantry. porches, Oil
heat. OWNER. TO. 1926. 4
Evening star., 1950-09-02
OUR RAMBLER LIST
ON A SCENIC
~ A1nT CTTE1

IL AAASA e~A - -
SPACIOUS CUsTOM-RUILT COLO
NAL BRICK ABOUT 1 YEAR oLD.
In one of Arlington finest home
sections near the WssrinGton Coll
and Country Club Tits wonderful
house. most carefully supervised aA
to materials and worSIr anShip BY ths
owner, Is for sale due to his transfer.
Situated on q scenic wooded site OF
about y, acre overlooking a wide
stream: u contains large entrance
hall. spacious living room with Colo
NAL fireplace and an SIT. picture
window which captures the beauti-
full stream: dining room with picture
window and chair rail: large kitchen
with garbase disposal. electric ,ranSe
and refrigerator; tiled "a bath; on
the 2nd floor are , maSter--sizf twin
bedrooms and de luxe tile bath with
space provided for the 2nd bath:
paneled recreation srea with outsids
entrance; attractive garage; heavy
Vermont slate. roof. fasstone ter
race, exauisitely handicapped.
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS
CHI. 3S3S. Ewes and Sun. GL. 66lS.
=
Evening star., 1950-09-02

ATTRACTIVE, clean, modern. ma
sonry home; 5 rms, bath. fireplace,
natural wood trim, large screened
acres OF GOOD clean land; splendid
view: only 8 miles above Silver
Spring and just city block off
Columbia road; a real opportunity
at S19,500. Inspection by appoint
ment. Call SH. OO21 or come to
my once in Burnt Mills Village
RORERT HEATER A7eof