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Evening star., 1950-02-09
Veterans Groups to Join
In Sovinqs Bond Drive

Commanders of five veterans
groups here today announced the
appointment of Savings Bonds
officers who will cooperate with
the Treasury Department.
The officers are expected to
encourage veterans to invest part
of their CT insurance dividends in
United States Savings Bonds.
Those named are John H. Hous-
ton, American Legion; Edward T.
Spedden, Veterans of Foreign
Wars; Jack w. Watson, American
Veterans of World War II; Joseph
Gichner, Jewish War Veterans,
and Robert Dove, Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans.
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Mrs. Margaret CrOssWRy OF De-
trolt. Mich. IL in the city visiting
with her mother. Mrs, Rernicc
Martin, 77o Carroll Ave.
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

week. Saw Erlyne Neal. Joyce
Caesar and Mary Lou SisemorO
among the crowd ST. Phillips
had dance last week too. Joan
Howell was at the door taking
the money Naturally. You know,
she wouldn't let mo In, I wonder
why Maybe II was because l
looked 50 bad. and then again. Il
might have been because didn't
have any money, -. II you
come down Iglehart at the right
time Of day, you'n see Pat Eos
ter sprlnkling her lawn. Pat you
must be- sick. lawfully hard
work, YOU know -,
Haven't seen VII GrlsAam late
ly wonder whyO -, Stanley
Williams, let's be friends. huh3
Petey vAsSar, Bev Jones,
Gloria Williams and Lucy Nor
Ms gave q lovely shower for Con-
ME Jones last Saturday night,
Pauline Thurston won n cute
little sewing kit for drawing a
house in the dark, Pauline, arr
you SURF you didn't have some
light somewhere Lucy Morris
won a hArmonicA. Don't laugh,
II was cutel for naming moro
names than the rest of us In a
game She also won wrist
watch That's no lie either. Ask
her 10 show II TO you) Ask her
how she won II. Among those on
the guest list were: Beverly
Carroll. Barb Fields, Shirley
Bylcs Helen ThurSton and Paul
Inc, lula Camp, and Barbara
Cartwright Russell Roberts,
that remark you made wasn't
very nice 60. Lawrence Shan.
non, really didn't mean any
harm There IL such a thing a.
trying to explain. Notice l said
trying Glen Pullens, good luck
know I'll see everybody out
TO the Golf Tournament. Sunday
(smilcl Who knows. you might
win something for just being
there Say Del. who IL Ehe7
Mr. Fields, may commend you
on your VANILLA phosphatos7
They're the best yet .. Saw
Camille Williams and Richard
Bradley downtown shopping last
week No harm In looking. huh,
Camille? Who went on the boat
last Sunday? didn't, ~ will
someone please tell me about it7
Has anyone heard Larry
DarncIls u love You So"7 -.
Warren Hayes. pray tell me.
where did you learn your poetry
(lt's awful What's the mat
ter, Roland Well, this In
Nosey News saying goodbye until
next week. Il Just might have
some news. then, again, I might
mott
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Attead s0me church sSeTy sun
day.
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again. George Sanders sang tenor
lead. Proceeds from the program
went TO the building fund.
Richard and Harvey johnson Of
Crockett. Texas are in the city
visiting at the home OF their
brother, Mr.. Thomas Johnson. l22
Hyland Ave. No. They plan to
make their home here.
Miss Alice Mcclellan, 1000
Clinton Ave. So, entertained at
the Cortuary Club. Sunday. July
%. The next meeting will be at
the home OF Mrs. MAude Tates.
250s Oakland Ave. So. August
l6.
Mrs. Elijah Henderson. 1929
Lyndale Ave. No, was guest on
the afternoon program at st.
James church in Minneapolis,
Sunday. July 3. She gave a read
ing entitled 1T isn't the church.
It's you"
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Shepherd, 1929 Col
umbus Ave, are Mr.. Jimmie
Black and Mr.. Robert Hender-
son OF Cedar Rapids, Ia. Mr..
Black and Mr.. Henderson. who
are cousins of Mr.. Shepherd ar
rived in the city Sunday. July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith Of
New York City were the dinner
guests of his aunt, Mrs. Essie
Wyatt, l4O7 So. Third St, We'd
nesday, July IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith returned to New York July
II.
MessrS and Mines w. c. Crews,
c. c. Hawkins. and Mr.. c. w.
Hawkins were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Williams, S12 Fourth
Ave. No. at a fish fry Saturday
evening, July %.
Mr.. Lucille Cooke. 1917 Chi
cago Ave. recently returned
home from Fort Wayne, Ind. and
Chicago. Mrs. Cooke attended the
A.ME. Laymcn's Convention in
Fort Wayne, Ind. and then went
on to Chicago where she visited
relatives and friends
Mrs. J. c. NaPue, 5139 Hum
boldt Ave. No, had friends in
Tuesday evening, July Is. Stan
ley Brush Products gave a dem
onstration and took orders.
The Palestine Lodge No. 7,
f. q A. NJ. p. II. A. will celebrate
it's 25th anniversary at st.
Peters A.M.E. church, August
20. The public Is cordially invited
to attend this affair. The pro-
gram will be printed later in this
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Williams,
364O Smelling Ave. So, are par
ents OF a baby girl born at Dea-
CONFESS Hospital, Saturday, July
p.
Little Gall Kelley Is now q pa
tent at Glen Lake Sanitorium.
She has been there since Tuesday,
July IS. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelley.
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Gay, July 81 LOf hn extensive
trip. They plan to visit in Des
Moines, Ia, Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia and other parts in
the east. They will return home
in two weeks.
HONORED AT PARTY
Miss Helen jackson Of Paola,
Kans. was entertained at a get
together by her cousin, Ollie Ray
23lS Fourth Ave. So, Saturday
evening, July %. Those present
were the Misses Dorthea Roy
Harriet Bowman. Matte Walker,
jeanne Fraction, Louverne Noble,
Adrienne Merrill, lone Roach,
Leola jackson. Mary Young. Mar
ienne Curry. Juanita Washington,
Marlene Allen, Marlene Wallace,
Veronica Carruthers, Laura
Watts, Connee Chivers, Louverne
Wade. Jean Johns, Kathryn
Chivers, Juan Witherspoon and
the MeSsrs. Earl Lewis, Richard
Acosta, Earl Smith. James Curry,
Richard Perry, Johnny Bible,
Russell Robinson, Oliver Thomas,
Sonny Martin, Marvin Crawford,
Carl Russell, Nathaniel Walker
Donald Renfro, Lawrence Shan
non, Walter Lowe. Dickie Johns,
Clifton Johns, Bill Fraction. Ar
thur Glynn, Russell Mayo, Hobart
Mitchell, Hardy White and Brew
er Lee Clark.
Thursday, July 81, Mrs. Essie
Brown was a theatre guest of
Mrs. Blanche Mayes, 1915 Fourth
Ave. So.
Mrs. Irene Blackwell Of Winni-
peg, Manitoba, Canada arrived in
the city Saturday, July 20, for a
months visit with her father and
stepmother, Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo
Carruthers. 2IO5 Fifth Ave. So.
Rev. and Mrs II. @. Boyd of
Saginaw, Mich. were dinner
guests of Mrs Jessie Shannon.
1922 Third Ave. So. Tuesday
evening, July 25 and spent the
night.
The st. Peter church choir pre-
sented a very interesting pro-
gram Friday evening, July Fl at
the church. They excelled espec-
tally in their treatment Of Cos
pels and spirituals. The gospel
Balm in Gilead" was so smooth
and impressive that at the end of
the program 1t was requested
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PAST
and


JUST FLASHES" by Nosey
Nose FLASH! Ernie johnson
is q married man Mice 10 know.
isn't itTl ., David Allen, Fred
Ingram. Shirley Kyle, Earl Bow
man, Edgar Pillow. Edna. Bobby
Cartwright, Gloria Williams, Bill
Coins. Bennery Jones, Katie
Curry, Lucy Morris, Edward
Morris, Elmer Morris, Brewer
Clark. Joan Fraction, Jean
Schofield. Norman Carter. Harr-
son williams, were among thosc
at the Buffet supper Barbara
Fields gave at her home for
Phyllis Mccullough -. Katie
Curry had q pow-wow for Phyllis
last week that was really on the
ball. II was held out TO Glenwood
Park. Besides the radio we had
AquAtennial music. 1T was
awf,Illy nice. even though Il did
RAIN.
FLASH! Did everybody see
LAverne Buford's and Jane
Stones picture In the paper for
the Aqua Twirl7 Real cute out
fit, Bit" BY the way. they tell
me the picture will appear In
Ebony real soon (Ah 10 be a eel
ebrityl Carolyn Combs can
be seen In Color" magazine this
month. Twin Cities can really
turn them out, can't theyN
Saw Maxine worthington's pic
ture in the Pittsburgh Courier
quite awhile back MRrchetA
Allen spent the week at Tipi-
KAken Camp 90, See Jackie
Jackman Is heading for overseas
duty. Del Crlishon Is going to be
in II too.
The AquAtennial parade was
quite the thing tHeh. HehI
Everybody looked 10 nice march
ing In the rain, Especially Joyce
Crews. Mary Kate Breedlove,
Janet Arun. ORE Parks. Roland
GriEsam. Lavcrne Buford. Kenny
Mckinney. Stanley Stone, Chase
and all the rest, Wasn't that rain
invgorating Il know / spelled
that word wrong but you know
what ! meRnD They tell me
Vincent Sheperd's cousin In real
sharp. tHe's here from out Of
town. you know. don't know
from where. Nobody tells me
anything Anymorel -. Hobart
Mitchell. would you tell me some.
thing? Where did you disappear
TO last Tuesday? (smileD go. !
was over to Arches a couple Of
days last week (Archie Given's.
the famous Ice Kream Parlorl
and guess what saw? Just
guess People! Tell me, Archie.
do you have 10 close the doors at
certain hours so the place won't
get overcrowded J.? .. They had
a Jean Dance down to Halle last
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vs. &: -: s:f s:: 80: =: si:: 20 90 i ~
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Mrs. Fila Freeman, 1905 Port
land Ave. So, In much improved
at this writing. She II up and
able 20 be around.
MIR. and Mrs. JaInss A. War
rem. 6ls Fremont Ave. No. re-
turned Sunday, July % from an
extensive trp. They visited in
Chicago, North Carolina, Phil
adeiphia, New York CITY. Brook
Ign, Connecticut and Cleveland.
Ohio Mesars. William and Swim
dell Barnes also accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren. The two
men are brothers Of Mrs. Warren.
Mrs. Lilly Groves Of Pontiac.
Mich. was guest Of honor at a
party given by Mr. and Mrs Bill
McQuerry, 37i7 Fifth Ave. So.
IN their home Tuesday evening.
July 70. The guests included
McssrS. and Mines. James slem-
mons, Ernest Harris. John Nc
He, James Warren, MmoA
Zephyr Turner, Adslins Adams,
Miss Louise True and Mr.. VII
ham Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Jenkins,
$40 Irving Ave. No, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelley and
children. St2 Bryant Ave. No. ut
breakfast, Tuesday morning. July
2S
A baby boy was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l.. AnderBun. 1912
Bryant Ave. No.
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Mercdyth Wallace celebrated
her ninth birthday. Monday, July
70 with her neighborhoOd friends.
She received many lovely and
useful gifts. Those present were
Daisy, Fred and Betty Lee War
rem, Carolyn HOllivRy, Bobbie
Lemon. Eddie Anderson, Carol
McMoorc, William. Donice. Mary
and Frank Dye, Bessie Mac Am
brose, Lawrence Anderson and
Louis McDavid. Meredyth Ia the
daughter Of Mrs. Carrie Wallace,
1892 Smelling Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Porter Of
CovingtOn, Ohio, arrived Monday
July ~ to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hancock and son at 3sI5
Clinton Ave. 30. Mrs. Porter Is
the sister Of Mr.. Hancock. They
will visit In the city until satur-
day.
Mr.. Lester A. Wheeler. I407 80.
Third St, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Smith Of New York
city with delightful tour
around the show places Of the
city, while they were visiting
here.
The Mnnehaha Marching Unit,
Company A. headed by Mrs
Myrtle Banks. marched In the
Aquatennial night parade. Wed
nesday. July 20 and VIII march
again Sunday. July 30 In the
Hopkins raspberry Festival par.
ade.
Mr.. PsaI Kelley. a patient At
Glen Lake sanstarinm. was home
for a weeks visit with his wife
and children, Mrs. Margaret
Kelley. S12 Bryant Ave. No Mr.
Kelley left Thursday. July n for
Glen Lake
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Imagination was given to
man to compensate him for what
he Ia not, and n sense of humor
was provided TO console him for
what he is
Wall street Journal
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Mr.. Albert Hurt, 400 L. Frank.
lin, entertained in honor OF Mrs.
Victoria Caldwell and Mrs, ESsie
Brown OF Des Moines. Ia. Mon
day. July "a.
The regular meeting of the
jolly Sixteen Club was held
Thursday. July n at the home of
the president, Mrs. Leils Cope
land. 1900 Portland Ave. So.
Mrs L. EAFtiR and Miss Jessie
Mae Sartin OF Tylertown. Miss.
are making their home in the city
at the home Of Mr.. EsSie SArtin.
1918 18th Ave. No. Mrs. l.. Sartin
Is the mother OF Mr.. Sartin and
Miss Sartin Is the sister.
Mr.. and MIR. Ira Robinson.
3S03 Fifth Ave. So, had as their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erly Roland Of Des Moines. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland left the city
Wednesday, July 20 to visit In
Chicago before returning home,
Russell Robinson. 3Sl2 Fifth
Ave. So. Is home from North
western hospital after a short i'll
ness.
Mrs. Magnolia SArtin. and sons
Simpson and Napoleon, 1918 18th
Ave. No. left Friday, July 81
for a visit in New Orleans, La.
Enroute home they will visit
their home town. Jackson, Miss,
They expect to be gone about one
month.
Mrs. 4. w. Lee Jr.. and chill
dren, Warren and Beverly left
Friday. July 81, for months
vacation in Boston at the home of
Mrs. Lees parents.
Mrs. Florence Parker Of Des
Moines, Ia, arrived In the city
Tuesday evening, July IS TO visit
her aunt, Mrs. Ada Steele. 3T4l
Fifth Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip o. FaisOn.
4S9 Fuller Ave. st, Paul are par
ents of a baby boy weighing six
pounds and fourteen ounces. born
July Is in Ancker hospital. The
birth makes Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Faison of Anoka. MINI. grand
parents and Mrs. Rosa Faison OF
Anoka, MINI, great-grRndpRrents
for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Stevens
OF Madison, Wis. were weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Russell
LaBelle, 1909 Elliot Ave. So. Mrs
Stevens il the sister Of Mr.. La
Bell.
Mr.. Richard MAyeS, 3sl8
Fourth Ave. So, was guest solo
list at the Mayors Luncheon
sponsored by the Minneapolis
Aquatennial Wednesday. July 20
at the Nicollet Hotel. Guests at
the luncheon were mayors from
every town and city in Minnesota
and various outside states.
Tho Ursula MatrOns Society Of
Zion Baptist church met Tuesday.
July 20 at the home Of Mrs. Irene
Harvey. $40 Irving Ave. No. Re
treatments were served.
Miss IBeE jackson of BIuefield,
West Virginia Is spending her va
cation at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. James r. Mnsley, $50 Bry-
ant Ave. No. Miss jackson IL n
physical education instructor at
War. West Virginia. She has
been visiting in the city one week
and will remain another two
weeks.
A @iX-coUrse dinner WAS served
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith.
Mrs. Matte Floyd Of St Angus
tine, Fla. Mrs Myrtis Land, Mr.
Ted Kilgore and Little Miss
Gloria Melody johnson by Mrs
Theresa Warren. sos Fremont
Ave No. Saturday. July "a A
beautiful table was set in red and
white. From the first dinner
course TO the last the color
scheme was skillhIlly carried out.
Later In the evening Mr.. Ray.
mond sisson joined the group, A
delightful social evening was
spent by all.
Mrs. Matte Floyd and Gloria
johnson left Tuesday morning
July Is for their home in St.
Augustine, Fla. While in the city
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Robert Young of Chattanooga Tenn is visiting her
brother and siSternaw Mr. and Mrs Teavous Whatey ST.
$500 Fourth Ave So Mrs Young beautcian in Chat.
tanooga arrived in the city Thursday July 20 and will leave
for her home Monday July 81
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Lee 2O23 Bloomington Ave left Fri;
Evening star., 1950-01-09
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

uSOS6S VANte0 w pOB
PRIVATE PARTY viii pay cash for
house in nearby Md. any condition.
Owners only. WA. 4478.
PARTY WANTS to, buy from owner
white or colored houses. VIII pay
NAkS Al saSa 81 sF Ppx o8.iKT; asSM Stsr :, We
come to a mutual agreement of value
wen buy your NV. Wash. or Sil.
Spg. property and you'll have your
money within a week. Call SH.
0556 and ask questions. SILVER
SPRING CONSTR. CORP. p
ALI. CASH for small or medium home
within committing distancs OF Uniy
Of Md. owners only, Hyattsvtile
WILL PAY CASH, ss.5oo-Ss 800, for
to 8 rm. home in Prince Georges
County. WA. 0060. la
8 OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE with 2
baths. gas heat, garage; preferably
owner. Box 392-R, Star. 13'
SILVER SPRINGS bedroom home.
All cash. ia. $3.50, SH. 4747. %
I PAY CASH. for houses. white or
colored, any condition. D. c. or
nearby Nd; Ms 5s cuRRo. ST. $500.
T PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
cali r. a. HUMPHREYS. Reaitor.
sos North Capitol, Ma. 6730. Fres
sTT aTpTprsissls ass Ee%sults % since 1912 !.
house. frame or brick, large d
small; condition tmmatertAL Boa
%. Rockvilla. Nd.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
SHORES For RENE

BEAUTIFUL FURN. OFFICE, down
town, elevator bldg, closet and pvt.
1711 EYE ST.-Store for your husi-
ness in best spot Of medical center.
24ss NitcaoLs AVE. s.E.-storee COL
ored neighborhood; good business
block, low rental. Inquire DIGS. or
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Ma. 0352.
TAKoMA PARK STORE - 26x4o;
Sl25 per mo. Call SH. 1921; eve
nings, uN. 2240. %
1907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.
Entire first floor. prominent dispay
window. large parking area. Call
J.. H: Knox. Once Of ROBERT W.
SAVAGE 514 Union Trust Bldg,
DowNTSWN. SHi i1N5Sl 7TH sr.-Excel. To-.
ca.ion for any type retail business;
3-story brick. 1923 7th st. NV.
THoS. D. WALSH, INC, S15 11th
1911 N. CAPITOL ST.-1st Il. In A.
story bldg; suitable for small store.
Offices. distributor or other business
requiring o 1st comml. location; or
viii sell bldg. II desired. Call Mon.
NEWWsQM. lilo H st. ne. Ii.
V-SVsVs
Evening star., 1950-01-09
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
$500 DOWN

New det. brick bungalow; living rm.,
2 bedrms., tile bath, kitchen and
dining combination, complete with
refrigerator, stove and electric wash
ing, machine; unfinished attic with
. dormers, full basement, gas heat,
large lot; high elevation: financed
under FILA and GI loans, Full price,
$ll,750. Call LU. 1866.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
BETHESDA-S14.95O

Owner Leaving Country
Must sell Immediately this prewar
built det. brick home with 6 large
rms; tile bath: att. garage; on a
are si schools o and shoppins; only SIS
$50 and this house is in immacu-
late condition. Cali ME. 1143 until
: 9 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OFFICE BUILDING, DOWNTOWN,
session. Price, S35, 900. DT. 1915:
eyes. st. 2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
MODERN. F1REPRooF apartment
building; ca annusl n6n income approx
return: after expenses and morteage
reduction. about $500. on down
payment of $4,000. Call Mr.. Tar
YER, 81. $500. with E. M. FRY.
INC. Realtors. WI. 6740. .
SMALL APT, 17H-1Sec your return
Takoma Park section being offered
for less than times annual rentals.
For particulars call SH. 1O11 till 9
pm; YOUNG & BOWERS CO. .
1909 GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT, for
d sale. property leased 9 years to U.
$4,000; pays about ~ on invest.
NR. UNION sTATIONM,5S I, SIat ants Of
| to 3 rms; also stores. Price,
including furn.. under. Z times in
come. One trust and small cash
Payment. MR.. CAMERON. Ma,
NEAR G.. W. Hospitals M19 stories.
English bsnt., IL rms, 2 baths, oil
h.-w.h. Furniture incl: Potential
income, $40 mo. Suitable for doc
tors ONCE or organization, etc.
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL Co.
INC. -T10 Jackson pl NV, DI.
1888. Ewes. and Sun. call EN-. O376.
IN TOWN, S.E.-New 6-family brick
outside. corner apts.: individual gas
heat: tenants furnish utilities: rea-
sonable price and terms. GEORGE
Estate, since 1892. 1719 Eye st.
NV. MA. 1895; evenings, OIL. 3739.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

ariety-delicatessen stores,
sand. shops, cleaning branches We
have buyers. what have you to offer?
MR.. CLARKE, ST. 1898. 10
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Carl M. Freeman, Inc.
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGiNIA

CHERRYDALE-5-room
bungalow, basement, porch, garage.
oil h. air, equipped, kit. S1O.950.
Terms. LINDSAY sIEGFRIED. CHI.
cHARMNG BROOM BRICK HOME,
brick garage. porch, living rrn.. din
ing rm., mod. kitchen on lst;. 2
bedrooms, large bath on 2nd; full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., laundry trays.
Nr. Army-Nayy dr.. and Wash. blvd.
S12,5O0. $4,000 cash. MISS KING.
HAEDsoMR An; SOME NEW BRICK HONE,
near Broad ST., Falls Ch., large
lv. rm., fireplace, mod. kit, charm
ing din. rm., 8 baths. 3 bedrms.;
Full bsmt. A delightful home at
$20,500 Reasonable terms. MISS
KING, KE. 3.5l84. -
HOME AND APARTMENT-2 bed
rms. and tile bath, liv. rm.. dinette
and equipped kitchen; upstairs. bed
'rm.-liv. rm. combination, equipped
kitchen and full bath; can be used
as two bedrms. for larger family
Full basement and bath and
Launderall. Call JE. 3-s717. %
BUNGALOW IN AxEXANDRIA
5-rm. bungalow with breakfast nook.
frepl.. Venentian blinds, full bsmt;:
best location, II block to Braddock
rd., l block from Russell rd., mr.
grade and high schools. r. L. KANE,
INC, Realtors. King and Wash
ington sts., Alexandria. AL. 3013;
ewes, AL. 6911.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
All brk.-Located conv. to schools.
rm. with firepl, din. rm., equip
kit. full bsmt. with auto. heat. Cali
oW. $500, 8 till 9.
RARE GI BUY
Owner will accept GI contract with
$500 cash and bal: at 4 per cent
on this bedrm. Cape Cod with all
rms. on on l fir IRE Iremendous t.9 full Ml
Tysons Corner; $13.25o. Call 8
RAMBLER
3 bedrms, and full bsmt;, beautifully
equip. kit. with built-in breakfast
nook; our best rambler buy at it S
price Of S14,950-Mcel. terms.
LEE HWY. g. GLEBE RID.
2-bedrm. brk. bunga. with l addi-
tional rm. UP. Liv: rm. with Are
pl, din. rm.. equip. kit; may go GI
at S13.75O. Call OW. $500. Q till 8.
ASHTON HEIGHTS
A stately 3-bedrm. prewar brk. Co.
ionial home. conv to schools, shop
and bus: fully equip. kit. brk. gar
and all you would expect in finer
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
BRICK RuNGAJOW

A home that is truly better
than ordinary. Happily located
out New HAMPSHIRE Avenue.
Close to school and transpor-
tation. Five rooms, tile bath
and 10x1S IT. incloSed porch;
ultra fine kitchen with gar
bage disposal. full basement
with knotty pine recreation
ers have purchased larger
home and will sell for only
S14,250. Phone Mr.. Evans.
Un 0D0O
Evening star., 1950-01-09
SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont, J
TAKOMA PARK

Beautiful prewar brick home, with 3
bedrms. and , tiled baths; ! bed
rm; and bath on 1st floor: center
hall entrance, attached garage,
maids room in bsmt.: immed. oc-
cupancy. Call MRS, TAYLOR, 81.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
,423 MINI. Ave. Sc. =.
SAFE NP TRaDE

Vacant: lovely 7-rm. masonry home
in Hyattsville: equipped kit. oil
h.wh., 2-car gar. lee. shaded lot;
open for offer. PRINCE GEORGE
REALTY CO., WA. 5000, UN. 1856.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
COLORED
KANSAS AVE. NV.
-, 22-ft. front brick
q RATHS


One Of those extremely large and
roomy Gruver-built homes, situated
in the $500 block Of Kansas ave.
nr. Upper 18th st. Nothing finer
In the city. Spacious liv. rm.. din.
rm., lg. kit. with pantry, glass
enclosed porch downstairs. 4 bed
rms, tiled bath, 2 enclosed porches
Suitable for bedrms1, upstairs.
family apartment with kit; also
upstairs II desired. Huge base
ment with bath and shower Rec
rm.,. det. gar. Home in splendid
condition and properly priced. MA
9797 or LU. 4-3342 daily; ewes
Capitol View Realty Co.
Realtors. 926 NY. Ave.
Colored-N.W.-$295 Down!
Excel. location; 8 lge. rms. bath
ts9Is.. f.ens porch, ETC. Priced low easy
Daniel Diener b Co., ST. 1881
a > - - H-4V.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

% TWO ROOMS. CORNER. COM
PLETELY REDECoRATED. NEW
Cd LARGE CORNER ROOM. REDEC.
GRATED. HYATTSVILLE. $50.
I'D TWO PANELED AIR-CONDI.
TONED ROOMS. 23rd ST. 500.
MR.. IRVINE
Evening star., 1950-01-09
! Chevy Chase RambIers
PETWORTH

PETWORTH
4-bedrm.. 1k2-bath house in Pet
worth consisting Of reception hall,
liV. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and break
fast rm Very close transp., shop
ping, schools and churches Good
price, good terms. Call WA. 9144
John A WFNTZ