davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-19
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon,. !,

PROFIT, $500 WEEKLY
can really net $500 weekly on this
up-to- -the-minute night spot; all
new decorations: best NV. location;
long lease; total price for this
money-maker only $4,000; approx.
slider good partner. Call Mr.. Pastor.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1950-09-19

COLORED-N.E.
rear porches, tile bath, full bsmt.,
gas heat, nice yard, excellent condi-
ton; 30-day poss.: small down pay
ment; price S13,500; near transp.
Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA e. CO.
EX. Alb; ewes. TW. 1910
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SHEPHERD PARK

Near Walter Reed Hospital
A detached home OF individual charm,
located between Alaska ave. and
10th ST., situated on a slightly
terraced knoll amid a setting of oak
trees. Center-hall plan; living room
with fireplace and adjoining is a
library or conservatory; side porch;
large dining rm., breakfast rm. or
den. 1st-FLOOR BEDROOM, BATH.
AND TILE LAVATORY. Large
bright kitchen, pantry, rear porch.
On the 2nd floor. 8 TWIN-SlzED
BEDROOMS AND 2 TILE BATHS,
den or sewing rm.; huge glass in
closed porch room with southern ex-
posure; stairway to large unfinished
attic; oil heat; 2-car garage. VA
CANT. Asking $29,500. Another de-
tached home in the immediate area
by appt. Cali Mr.. coNDIT 5eves.
OR. 212D THOS. j. FISHER q CO..
INC, Realtors. DI. 6s3M
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UPPER CONG. HTS.

Attrac. 10-yr.-o det. 4-bedrm. home
on 50x120-ft. lot; very fine condi-
ton; lge. rear porch; garage: oil
h.-w;h.; very lovely SURROUNDINGS,
quality extras. SenSibly priced on
attrac terms IL 2-nloQ
Evening star., 1950-09-19

BUNGALOW
Attrac. brick bungalow in Crestview;
nice-siZed living room. dining room
beautiful bath; oil hot-water heat;
very quiet street . blocks of West
ern ave; nice lot; storm windows
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
25 RITTENHOUSE sT.-SI2.500
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Brick; 8 rms, tile bath; oil heat;
terms arranged: eve.. IA. 9279.
DAVID E.. BARRY CO., NE. 2025
Evening star., 1950-09-19

DRY CLEANERS in fast-growing
NV; very reasonable due to quick
change. TYSON CLEANERS. 8 Howard
ave, Kensington, Md. LO. 5-O0SS.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Mr.. Conn. Ave. g. Porter st
Fine detached brick home in
one of the best close-in Sec
tions of the city; 1st floor,
powder room, living room with
fireplace, dining room, den.
kitchen and pantry: End d., 8
bright bedrms.. spacious sun
rm. or extra bedrm. and Q
baths; 3rd f.. finished room:
detached brick garage: nice
lot; oil heat; close to trans
portation, schools and shop
ping; convenience of location
makes this house most desir-
able. Priced at S27,95O. Call
Frederick Schwab, WO. O6S4.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1908 H St. NV. MA. 234h.
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3lnelte space Sno moor, master
portioned bedrms. and bath. Fun
garage: S14,950. May go CT.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
sH. 0673 til 9:3O pm. -21
COLORED-RANDOLPH ST. nr. 18th:
an unusually uTs. fine home; 6 bedrms.,
CoLoRED-2 EXTRA fine homes.
2525 18th st. NV. arranged in
3 apts.. is very mod Also 1925
Euclid st. NV. Is q Ice; stone front
EaRRY LAR aPt' sRsIE rRs ORih' RE o4ss Ss cH H.
coz dd3Si oIoREp1NE2R: Ee: Ss1s: MERIDIAN Pla PARK
Brick house divided into 2 lge
apts. with separate entrances; one
aaspt. has has 4 rms; rms; kitchen and bath;
bath; possession; su6st tantial cash
MiEASEk skos.. INC. DiSke' 81 ss65o:;
coLoRED-SoNsIDER 1852 Quincy
two-story bay window brick resi-
dence priced under $4,000. In
v; SAVAGE. 514 Union Trust Bids.
CoioREDDGs17 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
% rooms. electric light; small down
payment. Call Sundays, NO. 1868
and Il. 3-5219; weekdays. RE O657.
COLORED-I725 PARK RD. NV
2 rooms, detched, ami. Only $3.50
d9wn. SalI Sundays, No; 5s6s and
CoLoRED - 1000 BLOCK 1st ST.
NV rms, bath; oil heat: poss.;
reas. terms. LOUIS RUDDEN, EX.
coIoRED-NEAR srd AND uPsHuR
81 800 down; lovely s-rm. brick
vacant. "; CLIFFORD sHERTzER,,
Realtor. RE. 22O1, 81. 7747.
COLORED-13th AND QUE NV
Home and income property in very
GOOD cond. with good income. Can
BE be bought for 2 reas; price and lSy
4as4. RA. esos. LEATH 4 ASHLEY,
CoLoRED-ith AND ILLINOIS AVE.
N:M;-6-rm;; tapestry brick; 2 incl.
porshes; fuli bsmto gas heat; excel.
iEArA AsaEEY III: eS1S Nc ma IA. s4s9 S4s9:
COLORED - QUINCY, near 18th:
home and Investment; 10 rms, 8
baths: monthly income. S210. ex-
eiailEf & oSners Sa ss4i r% or NJ aG 4aas Ms
CoL0RED - 3rd and Shepherd sts.
NV: $1,000 down buys this attrac-
tive, semidet. Colonial brick; 3
bedrms.. modern tiled bath; 2 rear
screened porches; built, garage:
REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV,
coIoRED-JUsT OFF 18th ST. i4s2
Meridian pl. n.w.-Clean and very
solid row brick; z rms. 2 baths.
full bsmt.. new. oil burner and gas
spssse nrat.ls hsstsT real value nst.a
Ewes, call RA. 1924. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, pI. 1411.
COLORED-812 r. 1. AVE. NV
6-rm. brick with gas heat; reas.
terms: LOUIS RIDDEN. EX. 57O7.
C0LORED-ARE you good credit
risk? If so. for $3.50 to 81 900
down. we have l row brick with 6
lge. rms. tile bath, full bsmt; oil
heat; . porches; near Taylor st.
NV; Priced at S13,950; possession
in 80 days. TU. 3232; ewes, TIA.
1011. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS, 3005
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BRAND-NEW

Modern de luxe 5-room brick hom.
in all-new locality; Hollywood bath
de luxe, fully equipped kitchen anc
tull basement with outside entrance
and toilet: S115 per month. FRED.
rR!Ch sIS. REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461i
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Mr.. NAYLOR RID.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
nATI " nH0 Enn
CoLoRED-e-FAMILY HOME on Vids

COLORED-2-FAMI HOME on wide
ave-; near 3rd and Pa. ave-; owner
has rms. and bath and rents sepa-
furnished; gas heat; excellent con-
dition; eve, phone Mr. Gordon.
WO. 1885. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
COLoRED-FULL PRICE S6,95O-
2-story frame mr.. 9th and Pa. ave.
Sc; 6 rms. and bath 3 bedrms.; !;
gas heat. porches; an old house but
clean and livable; 81 900 down. AN.
NENBERG REALTY CO., Ii. 1887
It'll @ 20
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COIOREn-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
Near 18th and Fla. ave. NEWELL
built brick home; six large priyate
rms, bath; h-w.h. Will be redec,
throughout; conv. to schools, stores,
tranSp. Only S1l.950, $3.50 down,
bal. like rent. Call US for appt, to
INSPECT this home today!
WE1TZ REALTY CORP.
9O5 18th st. NV, ST. 1855, 30
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Near SDrinp Val]ev

And mass ave;-Ne1. attractive. 8
rms; baths, large club rm.;
mostly all on st d. street level; at
Iacnso garage: large screened rear
per month Please address OWNER,
z. Q. Box 5597, Washington IS,
u. c.
C0LoRED-CENTRAL AVE. Mr.. 55th
ST. N.E.-5-rm. semidet.; gas hot
air heat; clean; SIS. HU. 1912.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
LARGE HOUSE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

tavern: restaurant seneral store,
acres ground; old-established bust
ness Ness being nearest place to Ft.
peer. peer and 6o+liot. ioHor licenses; excellent
nifty; inspection by appointment,
week days only. For details write
or phone NJ. L. HENKEL, Annapolis
Junction Maryland Waterloo 7a4-J.
VALUABLE PAINT and accessory
distributor will assist you in start
ing in your own business or adding
shneed 6sSt 6ssnesS sg P5fSfnt W :. atS sSaS
complete. co-operation " factory
personnel. Here's your opportunity
to establish your own business with
small capital. Your reply will be
PEG RRe1d dTax n confidence. Address Box
BUSINESS FINANCIAL consultant.
director OF number of British
companies. is visiting New York and
washington and returning to Eng
land, early october. If an invest
ment with a dictatorship in q profit-
a6i, able business in England interests
factory in. England, If you want to
buy something from England or sell
us something and are having difh-
culty-in fact. If you have any prob
lem, where capable negotiator.
working for you on the spot would
range interview. No fees or ex-
penses required. any payment on re-
suits only. Please write Box 1919.
Washington, D. C. -19
PERSONNEL SERVICE; business
placement; well established and
busy NV. section: price reasonable;
1mediate possession. Call after 4
COUNTRY STORE on clean highway,
with 2 apartments. large lot and
garage; $4,000. GREGORY a. VIM
CENT, UN. 9102; ewes, OIL. 2273.
LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING STORE,
with equipment, 1106 18th st; NV.
DRY CLEANERS in fast-growing
NV; very reasonable due to quick
change. TYSON CLEANERS, 9 Howard
ave-, Kensington, Md. Lo. 5-OOss.
CONCESSION with good income Of
fered to a reliable young woman
living in Alexandria; can be bought
with a small amount. Call A. DIS
SIN & CO.. business brokers. DU.
DoDGE-PLYMoUTH leadership, in
D. c.; long-term lease; high gallon
age service station; profitable part
and shop business; $4,000 will han
b,vsal Ole Applicant san 41aa ust ssHalify With
FoUNTAIN HaH sandRiches, HRE sac s4oo On
down. sIMoNs. Ex. $751;.
GROCERY. WHITE TRADE
Over So. 900 weekly, nice trade, long
BACH & CO. D1. 65O1.
DRY CLEANING
With shoe repairing; Pa. ave. s.e.;
s4a5 WklS..; goo good i eauipment; npSi ie4ts price
$4,000. terms. Call Mr.. Holloway
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
GROCERY STORE
14th and Park rd.-Income, S1,sOC
S13,o includes stock; Z down
LANE PASTOR, Ex. 2555
II Rooms, 5-Year Lease
Rent, S125. Downtown. Nicely fur
5000 required. Can Mrs. Koch. '
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 vt. Ave. NV, Suite sos.
HOTEL, 80 ROOMS
baths, running water in all rooms;
rent, S425; long lease; income quot
ed up to $1,000 monthly; clean as
pin; newly decorated and painted;
on 14th st. near K; real buy fol
$1,000 down.
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
SELF SERVICE MARKET
NE mixed trade; 5-rm. apt: doins
$500 wkly bus; $4,000 plus stock;
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Mixed trade; 6-rm. apt; $1,000 wkly
bus; rent $125, $4,000 complete
LIQUOR STORE
colored trade; oyer $s,5oo wkly
small overhead; terms avail.
BROWN REALTY CORP.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV, ST. 2o2t
Ben Epstein, HM 6137, ewes
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CHEVY CHASE
Cr EVET AMI DAT

CLEVELAND PARK
Attractive large home; near John
Eaton School; center hall living
room and dining rm, opening to
porch; nice kitchen and pantry; 4
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor;
S26. 500. Call Mrs. Barker. HU.
4345 or WO. 7S40, with WETZEL
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOTET-MOTFT,

Restaurant. Are you having trouble
known hotel ond restaurant oper-
ators will take over your manage
ment problems for you on straight
percentage basis, or let us find your
trouble for small fee. Box 402-X
Star 19a :
Evening star., 1950-09-19
RAMBLERS

HANDLERS
twin-siZe bedrms., den. gear gar,
rec. room, highest point in D. c. :;
large lots; buy now and select your
decorations; near schools and trans
portation. Your last chance to buy
z new house in this location. Call
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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SPECIAL
BUILT BY TIFFEY

DULL b4 l1tFEY
5000 blk. of North Capitol st. NV
Two 3-family houses together.
These houses are the most popular
houses we have ever built Each
has been newly decorated through
out, with complete apis. They
nave rent ceiling of S162.50 per
pvt. front and back entrances: pre-
war built. with beautiful hardwood
noors and trim; large back yard.
concrete front porch, gas h.-w.h.:
convenient to everything: priced
riEht at $17.450 each, with sub
stantiai cash payment required. For
further information and appt. to
Evening star., 1950-09-19
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
1908 II st. NV. MA. 2345,
NEAR DOWNTOWN

Only $4,000 cash needed to buy this
lge. immac. Al bedrm. row brick in
nne established unchanging neigh
borhood; house recently redecorated; !;
mod. kit, porches, Handicapped
rear yard, new gas furnace, new
most popular and hard-to-get neigh
borhood in D. c.; owner sacrificing
at Sl7,500: easy terms. Call Mr..
Denham at RE. $3.50 9 to 8; ewes,
81. 1853.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER needs 3 or 4-bed-
room unfufn. house in Va. or NV;
$175 maximum. Call RE. 740O. Ext.
6469S 30
COMPANY EXECUTIVE requires 3 or
4 bedroom unfurnished suburban
house; convenient to parochial
school; references furnished ME.
0216. day; OV. 2432. after $50. 21s
DISTRICT MANAGER, large corpora
ton, desires 3-bedrm. house; Bethes-
da; Chevy Chase, or Silver Spring;
unturn- Call Elk. 1850, 8 to pm.
TO 4 BEDROOM HOUSE or apt. ir
NV; furn. or unfurn.; adults; refs
EXCHANGED. GIL. $685. pa
TO 2 YEAR LEASE - Unfurn. OF
furn. house. . or 3 bedrms. George
town or Wardman Park area; No
children; highest ref. ADAMS, RE.
7270 wkdys. OR. 3106 Sunday.
LARGE HOUSE
to 8 bedrooms, well furnished, for
months from Oct. /; prefer
GEORGETOWN or downtown; good care
assured; all adults. Call Mr.. King,
TIE. O72s. RIDDELL REALTY CO,
Realtors, DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont

COLORED-RIVER TERRACE-Ask-
Ing 81, 600 down; vacant; beautiful
5-rm. brick, mod. refg., range. Ben
dix washer. Ewes. AID. 5769. DI.
CoIoRED-e41o ed ST. NE. IVA
fooms iacossd sanqey poychss. gas Pm heat
ing; full-length basement. Colonial
front porch; down payment, 81: 900
to S1,250. Sundays, call NO. 1868
and Ii. 3-5219; weekdays. RE.
CoIoRED-Two-sroRY BRICKS
rooms, bath; electricity; h.-w.h.;
faEassi pE ss50. 0,e'' small down payment
CoLoRGD1@R1vER TERRAcE-ssoo
blk. OF Baker st. ne, lovely 5-rm.,
50 200. MAX MILLER, 500 11th
ooLoRE:D 81 ri: FIR: r. Il, 2loo' $1,000 @SS DoWN
ave. ne. Modern preWar semidet.
brick, 6 nicely papered rms, mod
ern tile bath, full bsmt.; gas heat,
sparkling hardwood floors through
out; porches; GI approved at
Ell 500; CT should earn APPROX. SIS
Tkly; MI, Newkirk, TU. 1892: ewes.
IA; 2O4O. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS,
c9IoRfp-sY caGSS S. sYs 500 6T; cAsH-rirst sl Of
fering Of this 6-rm. row brick; near
Bird and California st. ne; good
condition; immediate possession; to-
tai price, S10.950, SS5 mo. Call Mr..
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO,
coLoRED - sEM1DETAcHED Brick;
dition; ST 900 cash. balance like
ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-O747.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
4-BEDROOM, 3-BATH HOME
On large corner lot. beautifully To-
Gated red brick Colonial, with slate
roof, contains large living room with
fireplace, den. dining room, pantry,
kitchen and full bath on 1st floor
fioored attic. garage, oil heat
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave OR. 4464,
Evenings, Telephone TIE 521S
uist Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1950-09-19
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
I'd. s.e.-Here is another unusual l.
bedrm. unit for sale; owner oners
equity at q discount; possession;
lowest monthly carrying charges in
D. C. DRURY REALTY CORP,
MI 1000: evenings, OR. 6761 or
TW. 1191.
CAVANAUGH COURTS, 1925 18th st.
NV. 4th-h. corner apt. with Sc. ex-
posure. foyer. liv. rn., dress. cloSet.
Kit, bath; good condition; switch
board service. Price, $3.50. with
only $3.50 cash and total mo. pay
ments of 500.
Rutland Courts. 1925 18th st. NV.
Foyer, liv. rm., large closet, kit,
bath, elevator and switchboard serv-
ice Price, $4,000, with $1,S00 cash
and total mo. payments S55.
Both of these apartments
are in well-established CO.
operatives OF long standing
with convenient downtown To-
cations. All applicants are
subject to acceptance by the
cooperative. For appoint
ment, call Mr. Gavin, with
q. 6. sMITHY CO., ST. 5000;
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HoUsES-sALE-N.W. (cont. J

Mr.. MILITARY RID. AND WIS. AVE,
4-bedrm, 2-bath row-brick home;
flrepl. in liv. rm.; oil h.-w.h.: det.
garage; fenced in back yard. These
rooms are very lge.; S17,95O. SOLEM
WI QnnQ OF
Evening star., 1950-09-19
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
CLOSE TO CONNECTICUT AVE.
AND COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
Well-located Colonial on lot 9OxI2C
1T. contains center hall, large livins
room, dining room, 1st-floor lava
tory and kitchen: 3 bedrooms and 9
baths; stairs to fininshed attic; built
in garage; oil heat; maids room and
lavatory in basement,
Evening star., 1950-09-19
TIIDEN GARDENS
OWN YOUR OWN

Do you need a large apt? Consider
thisI Entrance hail: liv. rm;. din. rm:,
parior. maids rm, and pvt. garage.
Fo55 only SIS; 900; conv. located at
One block from Dupont Circle at 1894
P st; nv; Two aptsi3 for for immediate psSiai
1iv. rm., 2 extra size closets. kit and
bath. for So, 100. Also a 2-bedrm;,
apt. for $500.
A lovely suburban .neighborhood in
D. c.. only 20 min. by bus from II tn
and Penna. ave. NV; ! and 2-bedrm.
apis. from $500. 1910 Southern
A downtown well-established. highly
regarded COOP, The Northumber-
land; a 1-bedrm., liv. rm;. large din.
rm. corner apt, with lnoderniZed kit.
and bath. for only $1,000.
For details and appt. to inspect. call
RE. 1918 or RE. l749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co-op Apt. Authority Since ls2O)
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BRIGHTWOOD

Reduced to S15.250. owner just
obligated herself to purchase new
home, must sell quickly; near Ga.
ave. and Rittenhouse ST.; detached
with liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and sun
rm. On 1st f.; 3 bedrms., bath,
inclosed porch on and a.: 2 bed
rms. and bath on 3rd a.; pine
paneled recreation rm. and bath in
basement; elec. refgr., h.-w.h.. oil
burner;g garage; excellent value.
Ewes. phone Temple 1853.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1k1o u e. ~ Wy n..H. ~. oHro
Evening star., 1950-09-19

TO ROOSEVELT HIGH
SCHOOL
Large corner, center hall, 2-story and
bsmt. brick containing rms, .
fun baths. l on 1st floor and . in
closed heated porches; good cond
new oil h.-w.h. Priced to sell. Call
DI: 1918 It'll 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Near Coolidge High

Beautiful semidetached two-story g.
room brick home, featuring large
lily. rm., din. rm.,- and kitchen with
dinette space. End floor, master
bedrm., i6xl2: 2 other weli-pro-
portioned bedrms. and bath. Full
basement with recreation room,
garage: $14,950. May go GI
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
8-RM. BRICK
9th AND PA. AVE. Sc

We are offering this vacant quality
brick. semidetached, 6-rm. and bath
home with aluminium storm windows.
doors and screens: on very reason-
able terms and down payment. I'M
maculate condition; oil h.-w.h. nice
cellar IL 3-0l2q
Evening star., 1950-09-19
MT, PLEASANT

OR. 060O. CO. 1886. -21
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
Beautiful detached brick, prewar
house, consisting of large liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kitchen and breakfast rm.
2nd a. has 3 large bedrms. and 2
baths: stairway to foored attic for
storage; recr. rm. with firepl. in
bsmt.; gas heat; detached garage;
lovely lot. This is an unusually clean
house. $4,000. Owner anxious tc
sell. This is in the finest location on
New Hampshire ave. For appt. tc
show or inspect, call Mr.. Poston
Ma. $500, ewes. WO. 1912.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
COIORED
302 T ST. NE.

302 T ST. NE.
Outstanding brick home in superb
vate, plus 2 incloSed porches with
combipatio windows: plumbing in
on End fl. for extra kitchen. Built
in garage. full bsmt, gas h.-w.h.
entire house clean as pin.
FEKETE & co.
602 Pa. Ave. SE. Ii. 7-4O4O
Evening star., 1950-09-19

18th AND BUCHANAN ST. NV
b.-i. garage: $4,000, but worth
$4,000. Only $4,000 down. CITY
REALTY CO. Mr.. Felbman, RE. O703,
Evening star., 1950-09-19
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Is the loca. of this beaut. 7-rm. and
bath home; lge. rear porch, ear |;
beaut. lge lot; oil h.-w.h. Built in
1898. Very reas. priced at sic. 100.
$4,000 down, reas. terms HERBERT
& SONS, Realtor; 5l5 z, Cap, Ii.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
MEETING CALLED TO
BATTLE IOYALTY" OATHS

Chicago (LPA)-Chicago labor
leaders who have denounced en-
ployers here for firing workers
who refused to sign loyalty"
oaths, will take part in an emer-
gency conference to plan action.
They have joined with the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union here in
the meeting call to enable friends
of labor and civil liberties to de-
fine their. position" on use of such
oaths for workers in private indus
try.
A statement signed by AFL and
CIO leaders condemns the recent
firings as contrary to the prin-
ciples of civil liberties and
thoroughly un-American." A rep
resentative of the Stewart Warner
Corp. which fired five union Off
GERS, has been invited to present
the company's position. Since the
Stewart Warner action, two other
firms have fired workers on similar
charges.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
Head Of Trexton
Proposes Taxes
On What He Did

Washington fLPA) - ROya
Little, president of Textron Incorp-
GRATED, has proposed to Congress
amendments to the tax laws that
would prohibit anyone else from
doing what he did-building $40,-
100000 textile empire through fin
ancial help from charitable, tax
exempt trusts that he controlled.
Little proposed before the House
Ways and Means committee a ser
les of amendments plugging loop
holes in the tax laws such as those
he has used in the past. But he did
not propose anything that would
prevent charitable trusts from in
vesting in the company he now
heads.
In other words, he was willing
to stop others from doing what he
has done in the past, but not to
stop his present company from do
ing anything.
At the same time, he worked in
a proposal for taxing cooperatives
because they might compete with
private industry.
Little was severely criticized by
Rep. Aime j. Forand Cd, RD for
thinking of cold cash rather than
of human beings" in closing New
England textile plants and throw
ing workers out of jobs. Forand
this record with Little's
declaration that he was interested
in helping the community.
Rhode Island, Forand said, feels
that Little has forgotten" that
community and gone "down South
where the unions are not so active"
He said Textron had now gone into
Puerto Rico "to escape taxes"
Little denied there was any con-
nection between Textron's closing
plants in New England and open
ing a plant in Puerto Rico. He said
the Puerto Rican plant makes print
cloth, which is no longer made in
New England.
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for a two bedroom unit built pri-
vately with FILA underwriting, an
identical coop built apartment
could rent for $64.37, a reduction
of 25 per cent, the subcommittee
calculates. Also, savings through
elimination Of sponsors profit
would amount to as much as $1,000
on $4,000 unit, which the coop
could either put into "more house"
or lower down-payments and carry
ing charges.
4-Why not put more federal
funds into underwriting private
profit housing for middle income
families The subcommittee points
out that under the coop plan
"there is the maximum incentive to
build as much 'long-term INABILITY
into the housing as possible
The nonprofit character of eligible
borrowers eliminates the incentive
for design and construction direct
ed primarily toward the immediate
attainment Of larger profits at the
expense of long-term value in terms
Of adequate size and space for fam
lily living. There is also eliminated
any incentive, which may exist on
rental projects operated for pro-
fit, to milk the project in order
to realize the greatest profit in the
early years. Under the FHA sec
tion COS program, the government
has guaranteed some 2X billion
dollars of risk on rental housing
built for speculative profit-risk
based on equities which too frequ-
emily are fictitious, and on inflated
loan values. Your subcommittee is
now recommending a program in
which the government, with the
assumption Of less real risk than is
involved in the FHA section sos
program, can help middle income
families obtain adequate housing
which they cannot otherwise OBJ
tain"