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Evening star., 1950-10-25

About $500 printers and $500
members of other unions are in
volved.
The current negotiations are the
first combined negotiations ever
held here between the publishers
and all nine craft unions.
Francis G. Barrett, president of
Local 6 of the AFL International
Typographical (printers) Union,
said he understood that negotia-
tors for all nine unions would re-
port favorably on the mediator's S
proposal. He said members of
the nine unions probably would
vote on it by November S.
William Mapel, vice chairman
of the Publishers Association of
New York City, which represents
the IL newspapers. did not say
whether he would recommend
publisher acceptance of the pro-
Evening star., 1950-10-25
Army Probes Killing
OF Draftee in Escape

An investigation was under way
today into the death of a 22-year-
old draftee, who was shot and
killed during an attempt to escape
yesterday from the Fort Meade
prison stockade.
Second Army Headquarters last
night identified the soldier as Re-
cruit Thomas j. Angelina of Will
mington, Del. His next of kin
was named as Anna Angelina,
understood to be his mother, &C
cording to public information
officers.
Headquarters said the soldier
was shot by Pfc. William T
Cruley of the 4th Anti-Aircraft
Automatic Weapons Battalion,
who had called three times for
the prisoner to halt. When he
failed to do so, the guard fired
a shot over Angelino's head and
then another directly at him
striking the recruit in the back
He was pronounced dead shortly
afterwards.
Angelina was standing at the
entrance to the stockade awaiting
transfer to a maximum security
cell block when he made his break
for freedom, headquarters said.
The dead soldier had been con-
fined since last Thursday, only
three days after reporting to Fort
Meade for processing. He had
been charged with three viola
tions of Army regulations. They
were willful disobedience of di-
rect order, willful disrespect to an
officer and failure to report for
formation.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
IVA Warns Schools
To Report Absentees

The Veterans Administration
announced yesterday it will take
action against schools which train
war veterans under the GI Bill
and fail to report student absences
or dropouts.
The agency said it will bill the
negligent schools for the amount
of overpayments of subsistence
allowances.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

all contracts expiring at the same
time, the unions would be in a
stronger bargaining position.
i Contracts of eight of the unions
have expired, and the ninth runs
to the end of the year. The
unions represent typographers,
stereotypers, pressmen. photo
engravers, machinists, electricians
paper handlers. deliverers and
mailers.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
Court Asks Guidance
0fRabbi GerstenfeId
In BeIoff Custody Case

Rabbi Norman GerSten1eld, lead
er of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, has been enlisted to
help District Court solve the GUS
tody issue over 4-year- old Sylvia
Beloff.
Judge James r. Kirkland took
that step, as the first session of
the custody trial closed late yes
terday.
"I am going to postpone this
case for one week." said the judge.
after the contesting parties had
had their initial say. II want you
all to talk this case over with
Rabbi Gerstenfeld, who is a close
friend of mine and highly re-
spected in this community.
This is not a case that I want
to drag through the bitter testi-
mony of a court trial." he con-
tinued. LET every one sit down
calmly and open his heart to
Rabbi Gerstenfeld. I will not be
bound by his views, but I want
to be guided"
Heiress in S250,0OO Will.
Sylvia is the daughter and prin-
cipal heir of the late Simon Beloff
real estate dealer, who died three
weeks ago, leaving an estimated
S250,000 estate. Two years ago
he divorced the child's mother or
grounds of adultery. He also wor
Sylvia's custody in the divorce
proceedings, during which Tria
Judge F. Dickinson Let's described
Mrs. Belof as an unfit mother.
Immediately after her ex-hus.
bands death, the mother, whit
since had married Leon Spivak
correspondent in the divorce suit
filed a habeas corpus petition tx
obtain Sylvia. She named tht
child's uncle, Samuel Beloff, a.
having taken over Sylvia's custody
When the trial opened yester'
day, Philip Maxim Of New York
a first cousin of the dead man
intervened. Mr.. Maxim said h,
and his wife want Sylvia to share
their home with their own thre'
daughters.
Mrs. Spivak, who has her daugh
ter's keeping under a temporar.
court order, took the witnes
stand first. She began by ex
planning that she has netted al
average of $500 monthly from
door to-door sales business, whicl
she started shortly after her di
vorce from Simon Beloff.
Funds to Care for Child.
In addition, she said, her hus
band operates real estate an
insurance business, which until
recent illness provided additions
income. Their earnings, she in
dicated strongly under question
ing by her attorneys, Meye
Koonin and Jacob Gordon, woul
be enough to care for Sylvia.
Mr.. Maxim, who described him
self as $10,000-a-year advertis
ing man, said he wants Sylvia
custody to take her away fror
her background and give her
chance to live a normal life."
He firmly denied he was move
by any monetary consideration,
when cross-examined on his statu
as executor of Simon Beloff's vii
and a residuary beneficiary of th
$250,000 estate.
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Madame MiIIerund Dies

VERSAILLES, France, Oct. Is
(P.-The death of Nine. Jeanne
Millerand, Sc. widow of the late
President of the French Republic,
Alexandra Millerand, was an
nounced today. Millerand, in
Office from 1920-24, died in 1943.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

posal. He did, however, praise
the fine work" of the mediator.
Uniform Effective Date.
Mr.. Barrett said the combined
negotiations were a good prece-
dent"
The mediator's formula calls
for a common date-November
for starting of all nine union
contracts, which up to now have
had varying effective dates. With
Evening star., 1950-10-25

The battleship New York was
the first naval vessel to use radar
equipment.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.

BETHESDA-:Lovely detached brick,
1st hoo,,, iiV., rm., din. rm., kit.
with dishwasher, powder room,
screened porch; upstairs has 5
nedrms., bath; full bsmt.: garage;
Large Large yard, Mr.. Friedland: Wo.
pso3t,.. z25S; BE9WN 90 lao REALTY CORP.
BETHESDA RAMBER-$22, ,75O;
new 3-bedrm., 2-bath and garage
home; now being completed; occu
pancy in about so days; veterans
preference: BILLIEGSLEY g. KOR
zENDORFER. OR. 1925 It'll 8. 80
BiRiGHTWo0D-Beau autiful big semi
dition and as modern as tomorrow;
8 rms. a bedrms). ground-level
basement with law; b.-i. garage,
oil h.-w h.; includes huge modern
kit. and den on 1st A.. storm sash;
Snss enc of finest aI.s built lit homes ostsinabIs
BRiHGHffwooD - Bargain. semide-
tached brick of 6 rms. and bath,
auto. heat; truly a lovely home;
KENNEpY XIII sEALTY 'eS Co. - NC, e s'19E. aG.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lovely White
brk. center-hall Colonial on a beau
tiful lot l65 feet deep; 4 bedrms, 2
baths on 2nd A.; beautifully finished
~ OCAl dllO pOWuCI U1l lGl
A.; panelled clubroom with fireplace;
Gear b.-i. garage; owner prepared
to accept first reasonable offer.
Ewes. call WO. $500. FRANK s.
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-very spacious
det. brick home, 3 yrs. old and like
new; 6 rms, 3h baths. hall stair
way to finished Sd A.; many enor-
nous closets automatically lighted;
nice level 160-ft. lot; custom built
by present owner-builder; conven-
lent to Lafayette School and st.
Johns College; real value at $4,000.
Eyes, call Wo; $500. FRANK 8.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Near Chevy
Chase Circle and all conveniences.
Det, 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick home
with 1st-fl. bedrm. and bath. Porch.
Built-in gar. Good lot Under S25. :
600. To inspect, call OR. OO4S It'll
g pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC,
6506 Conn. ave.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

ARLNGTON-vacant Sept. Z. Lovely
two-bedrm. apt. with liv. rm., din.
rm, kit. bath. Convenient loca-
ton Very reasonable cash will
18th sT. N.WNIovely 3-bedroom
apts., new condition throughout,
new kitchen equipment, extra-large
rooms. Call DI: I015 til 9 pm.
NAYLOR GARDENS, 30th and Naylor
bedrm. unit for sale; owner offers
equity at discount; possession.
Lowest monthly carrying charges in
D. c. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI 1000; evenings. OR. b761 or
TW. 11e1.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY GOODS STORE for sale or SUBJ
lease. Suitable other lines. Inquire
401S Minnesota ave. ne. or call Elk.
1859. 30s
REQ 194S truck; $4,000 miles; making
SO per hr,; steady work; $1,000. 10.
cONsEssIONAIR OPERATOR desires
to lease food dept. in hotel ONCE,
drug or dept. store. Box 49S-V. Star.
30s
AUTO REPAIR and body shop-Rea-
sonably priced; good equipment and
inventory; low rental, wonderful
opportunity for 2 men. 81. 6777
or ST. 1851. -31
U. s. PATENT-Foreign patent rights
for sale; urgent. Box Ak. Star.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
store-1106 18th st. NV. ST. e762.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

QUIET BACHELOR wishes in-town
unfurn.,. small apt. fireplace, liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms., dinette, kit, bath;
occupancy Sept. 18th or 30th. Box
499-V, Star. 29s
2 BUS. GIRLS desire by Sept. /. at
tractive modern furn. apt. with kit.
and private bath, in apt. bids. near
trans. to N. II. ave-, Silver Spring;
suburban Wash. preferred; ref. Box
RETIRED OFFICER and wife desire
modern 2-bedroom unfurnished apt.
with fireplace preferred; NV. Dis
trict. for permanent home. No chill
dren or pets. Phone Sunday, MI.
1900. EXT. 344. or weekdays. Ii.
5-6700. Ext. 72078. go
RENT EXCHANGED-4 or s room
apt. in New Haven, Conn, for SINH
lar apt. In Silver Spring area. Box
WSi TWo.SEbRooM Sise, furnished apsrt- Ss.
ment in an outlying district loca-
ton. 8 adults. 2 Government en-
ployed. Taylor S297, before 10 am.
or after $50 pm.
3 PROFESSIONAL WOMEN desire
furnished apt. In NV. section, Conn.
ave. vic; on Oct. /. Call OR. ABA
LADY WANTS unfurn. apt. l or .
rooms, kitchen, bath; NV; max,
$55. CO. 6674, after pm. 81
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR 2 ADULTS-Heavenly home in
10206 Capital View ave, Silver
Spring. co. 1928. after z; Lo; s.
4siI ARKANSAS AVE. N.w.-e rms.
plus Q encl; porches, compl. furn:,
+ saA 4. fij HuijmSiHiRiEs. ii s Realtors. @ aH "a.
NEARBY ARL.-b rms. full bsmt.,
fST ffST isaedsdnits sesf period: s1s5 per mo.
: RMS. nicely furn.; Ia blocks
Clarendon. Va; S175 mo. 14O4
North Hartford st Phone CH. 7Is1.
ROW Bricks bedrooms. shower
bath. living room, dining room, sun
room. kitchen, porches, clear base
tached sarase; furnished attractive-
~; Glover Park area; being redec-
grated: available after September
Is. Cali DI. 4027 or OIL. 2672. Il
BELLE HAVEN, ALEX. vA.-Beauti-
fully furn. spacious colonial, situ-
ated on lge. well Handicapped lot,
1st H.. lge liv. rm.. din. rm., modern
Kitchen. bedrm.. bath and screened
3 exposures. baths; detached gar
age; maids quarters and laundry,
$500 monthly. BLANCHE s. CATION,
agent. AL. O072. TIE. 1904. so
6-RM. HOUSE in restricted suburban
community; 1-yr, old; owner leaving
Sept. 1st. Lge. corner lot; price $165
per mo. v. WARD BOSWELL, INC,
go 8. Washington ST.. AL. 2616,
JEFFERSoN MANOR bedrooms;
available Immediately. Call oL.
NORTH BEACH-4-rm. cottage; no
inside bath, $40, menth of Sept.
DI. 1891.
JEFFERSON MANOR--Mod. 2-bedrm.
brick house, nicely furn.; conv. to
bus to Alex. and to Ft. Belvoir;
fenced rear yard. $115 per mo. OF.
S439. -31
LOVELY 2-bedrm. bungalow in con-
venient Arlington location for small
family who enjoy good living; $50
per mo. ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
INC, 2204 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va. OW. $500. 81
BEAUTIFUL HUNTINGTON. semi
det. brick. rms. partially furn-
ished: wall to wall carpeting, S110.
Call 10. 2-12S3.
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CLEVELAND PARK

A nice row brick home lo-
Gated In one Of the best close
floor has front porch, living
room with fireplace. dining
room, kitchen and inclosed
rear porch: 8 nice-size bed
rooms, bath and inclosed
porch on 2nd floor; dry base
ment; large garage; modern
gas heat; new hot-water
heater: insulated and weather.
stripped throughout; close to
transportation, schools and
shopping. Convenience of To-
cation makes this house
most desirable. Call Frederick
Schwab, WO. 06S4.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1908 H st. NV. MA. 234b.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTR. UNFURN. HOUSE or apt, 2
tagon; approx. $50. wi. 2o73.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire small
house or apartment with basement
or garage; suitable for part-time
radio repair shop. Northern section
preferred. Call AP. 6053 after
PERMANENT FAMILY desires 3-bed-
room. unfurnished house in NV.
BRITISH OFFICIAL desires to rent
unfurn. 3-bedrm. house; rent up to
$125. Telephone Elk. 202O, Ext. 2l3.
8 BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn. pref. !;
Kensington, Silver Spring or Chevy
Chase area. AID. 6131. 81
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, little boy and
his dog desires 3 bedroom, 2 bath
house with yard pref; partial furn.;
Max. $175 per mo-; Va; possession
by middle Of September. Will con-
slider long term lease. TIE. $780,.
BRITISH OFFICIAL requires 2 or s.
bedrm. house, unfurn. or furn.; rent
Sl2G to $140. Telephone Ex. 2020.
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL and wife
want Georgetown house or Conn.
ave. apt; l yr. or 10 mo-. unfurn.;
UP to $3.50. Liv. rm., full din. rm.,
] or more bedrms. Phone NO. 4S47
or write 1919 33rd st. NV. -31
AIR FORCE OFFICER wants 81
bedrm. unfurn. house with yard,
maids rm.: nice area within 80
min. Of Pentagon. JE. 1856. a
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont. }

GROCERY - Medium
size In one of county's best To-
cation; excellent buy; no brokers,
please. ia. S-7366, between 8 am.
and noon. 81
ARLINGTON commercial corner
property. For tearoom, dining room.
boarding house; IL rooms. ga
boths; SIG; 80. Y cash. (Brokers I.
HARDWARE. novelty. gift store:
nearby Va. In busy rapid growing
area. Excellent opport.. good lease.
low rent; priced right for quick
sale. JA. 2-9S69. MR.. RANSOM.
GRILL LUNcHEoNETTE in bowling
alley: street A., for immed. sale;
bowling season opens after Labor
Day. League play provides 1000
prospective customers weekly. Ideal
for couple. Can net 81 500 during
the next 8 mos. Must know par
lease $1.950 cash. Box 3OS-T.
RESTAURANT, food only; air eondi-
toned; near Union station; over
$500 weekly business; will sell for
$4,000. Phone AID. 1909. go
GROCERY. no beer, $500 weekly. coll
ored trade; priced to sell; low rent.
veIy pIOutapie, SIN WAhlA, EA.
ra%ssn6KERs asSs DEinias' ExdHASSsrxss "a Ssss sl
loc.; real buy. lease; good net in
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. 80
LUNCHEoNETTE, excellent down.
town location; highly recommended
clientele; 81. 800 wkly. SCHWARTZ.
LfoUoR ISel sfoEHpsSen.r EA qsSs w.ntss e. for
large LIQUOR store, doing about Sc, 900
week. colored trade; about $4,000
1895. SAM CHANTKER a. CO.
ARLINGTON GROCERY. medium size,
In one OF county's best locations;
sxeellent sssedlle buy. r. W. MULLEN. oW.
GRo0CER1Yf.A GRo0CE1fA1e'S. no beer. 81 600 on 7-day
wk.: white, cash and carry; 5-yr.
lease, $75 mo-, includes 5-rm. apt.
The best buy In town now. with only
$1,000 down. SIMoNS, EX. 61S1.
The SToRE Of the late Kenneth Z.
Nd, Is for sale, including store Ak
lures and complete set Of watch
rials. Can be purchased at very
sHoWER. NA. $500 s6o1. 'S'A''' nj n 4
8, ACRES, 12-rm. brick-and- frame
ness sfSk sfaoeo fas5t esttsss
down, 500 mo-; So. TIE. ABB.
NEWSSTAND, confectionery, tobacco,
1125 9th st. NV, MR.. FURR; ex-
cellent buy. forced to sell. 29'
MUST GIVE UP gift business near
D. c. in thriving community. Hail.
mark cards, toys, hobby supplies,
gifts and games. Call FA. S775 or
FA. 7449 80
BEAUTY SALON, modern, fine loca-
ton, low rent; heat and water
furnished; good business in Arl.. Va.
Prsd Prieed TO sell. Owner Ill. Box
DINER, COTTAGES, all equipment,
now operating; No. 1 highway; own
er retiring. Price, sos, 600, third
cash. mo danger here.J Box
379-V, Star. 30s
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

We have several homes in Chevy
Chase, D. c., consisting of 3 and
conv. to transp., schools and shop
ping. Prices ranging from S24. 900
UP. For appt. to inspect. call ARLIE
L. JOHNSON CO., INC, OR. 7100
Evening star., 1950-08-29

CoLORED - Two-story bav window
dwelling at 1852 Quincy st., NV,
priced under $4,000; six rooms.
bath. garage. Inspection by ap-
pointment. ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
Ola Union Trust Bldg, MA. $500.
CoLORED-5th AND UPsHUR SITS.
near shopping and transportation
very easy terms and quick posses
sion. Call WILLIAM P. ATKINSON,
Re. 1919; evenings, Mr.. Sheppard,
cOLoRaD. 2-FAMILY-CHoICE loca-
ton near 9th and Shepherd: COM
plete apis. plus ground-level base
ment with law. stove and sink: ga
rage; gas h.-w.h.; perfect condition:
owner wants offer; very liberal
terms; eyes. call Wo; $500. FRANK
COLORED, DOCTOR OR DENTIST
oil heat; vacant; separate entrance
ground d. for ONCE; only $20,OO0i
good terms. RE. 0493. EN-. O303
CoLoRED-NR. LOGAN cIRCIE-
3-story brick with English bsmt.
bsh. ussa sss ssa s foQVR9s Vers dSS aSqsS
property. Price and teffns are rea-
sonable; Mrs: Thompson. Ov. 4384,
"a. e3os. So LEATH & ASHLEY. NC
COLORED-4th AND ILLINOIS AVE,
N.W.-6-rm. tapestry brick with nice
front porch, 2 inclosed rear porches.
hall to kit, full bsmt., gas heat;
excellent. cond. Priced to sell. Rea-
CON, OV. 1884, RIA. 1903. LEATH
& ASHLEY, INC, Ma. 6464. 80
COLORED-8OO BLOCK SHEPHERD
ST. N.W.-Just listed; nice 6-rm.
brick. hall-to-kit.. Ia baths. deep
lot, det. garage, can be easily con-
with low down s' payment er 70 MIS- r
Thompson, OV. 1854, RA. 6303,
LEATH & ASHLEY, INC. Ma 6464.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED
NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road.
MONTGOMERY County, Silver Spring
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
ExAMgNE Eza,4Bsg THESE SELF .sEAryEEEsi W{Ea
9THER 5I4 APARTMENTS AND
!. Private entrances, and broad
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile Of
cool. wooded parkland.
3. Twenty individual spacious
layouts Of l. 2 and 3-bed-
room units, some with bed
rooms upstairs.
tenn provides safely to chill
dren with one-way trafic
and brings your car to your
own front door.
4. Almost half the units are
corners with sun, air and
long views on three sides.
b. Masonry walls between units
provides complete sound
o. School buses through the
development transport chill
dren safely to all public
schools. Montgomery Coun-
" County schools are rated
among the finest in the
nation.
THROUGH THE coMMuNtfTY.
one bedroom. living room, din
ing room. Kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms. living room,
dininE room. kitchen and
$94.50
Three bedrooms. living room,
dntng room. kitchen and
$112.50
(An Utilities Included In Remit
Sample Apartment ut 47b
southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7/l6 Of q
mile north of the trafic light
At University lane to the sign
on property.
JAMES C. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
'6b southampton Drive, JU. 1883
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes. GE. l416
MOVING RY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. b137.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IN
tsiDassts sSon. 10 fSN SsS cNoE csxHsFs rSoSs1df
CO.. INC. ant. 1905
IF you CAN'T afford to move but
have to. call me-. MI. 1907. .
EX-GI-Mov., pack, crat., storage;
local. long dist; small or large jobs;
free cartons for pack. HO. 5S19.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
SILVER SPRING
GLASSMANOR

Spacious l and 2-bedrm,
apis; designed for gracious
living.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN DE.
VELOPMENT AWAY FROM THE
HEAT AND TURMOIL OF THE
CITY: YET ONLY Is MIN. TO
ALL BEDRMS. TWIN SIZE. DIRECT
1-FARE BUS SERVICE INTO PROF.
ECT.
s. CAP. ST. AND AUDREY LANE.
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY
AND SUNDAY. LO. $500.
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tcon.j HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. tcont.)
Unusual Duplex Home
Mr.. Walter Reed HOSPITAL

A real semidetached double
house, ideal for home and in
yestment. Very conveniently
located on Handicapped corner
lot. within short walk Of grade
and high schools, shopping
area and transportation. Each
home has three rooms on the
first floor and two bedrooms
and bath on the second floor.
Modern gas heat, 2 elec. re-
frigerators. fireplace in living
roomi attic; 2-car garage. All
furniture in one home. now
renting at S130 mo-, is in
cluded at the remarkable price
of only S24. $50. Call Mr..
Touhy. evenings, MI. 301S, for
appointment to inspect.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1Enr TT cA NJ ", ~ on1-
Evening star., 1950-08-29
BROOKLAND

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
Colored-1601 Evarts st. n.e.-De-
tached; this Is delightful and es-
pecially desirable home. The neigh
6orhood is beautiful and exclusive
~ Is a nome you will enjoy because
ventilated rooms. 1t is arranged for
security and yet lovely 5-rm. and
bath pvt. apt, on 1st A.; 3 bedrms
and bath on End f.; finished bsmt.
and, shower bath; beautiful back
yard: goldfish pond. flowers, garage.
BURKS REALTY, DU. 1893.
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COLORED
TERMS. HO, $3.50.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.

CtlLORED-NURTH
$500 DOWN
capt. brick home, completely private;
: baths, , kits, lovely Ige. rms.
Call Mrs. Morrison, UN. SAY. COX
& CO., DI. 1854. 80
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COLORED-Brookland

COLORED-BrOOkland
PosSESsIoN-;S2. 900 DOWN. Beau
tiled bath, 2 rear inclosed porches:
1ull bsmt.. h.-w.h.. coal; buiIt-in
garage; large yards; Al cond :
priced to sell. Call till 8 pm. week
GAYS; sun. IL to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th al NW nr 1aEe 6o
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Sam blk MACARTHUR blvd

$500 down-Beautifu 6-rm. frame
bungalow; 3 lovely bedrms.: full
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; built-in garage;
Al cond. Priced to sell this week.
Call till 8 pm. weekdays; Sun, IL
to B.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1n1O 1Hfh at NJ w M 1RsR 90
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Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
tended at Piney Branch Road. II
County, Silver Spring
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CLEANING AND DYETNG
Busy section, near State Dept. and
Emergency Hospital; real oppor-
tunity for tailor; easy terms.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 6501; ewes,
DE S640
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GLOVER PARK


MT. PLEASANT
LIBRARY & REC, RIM.
Attrac, brick residence, in excellent
condition. 1st a.. recep. rm., liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. brkfst. nook and
glassed-in porch; End f.. 3 bedrms.
and paneled library or den, Ia
baths and screened-in porch: bsmt.
has pine-paneled recr. rm., w/glass
brick bar and maids rm.. oil h.
VIII. built-in garage. Reasonably
priced. Call Mr.. Weiss, ewes, 10.
2-5760 or TU. 4036.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 < St. NV. Realtors. NE. 300
SHEPHERD PARK
A beautiful row brick. 2 baths. maids
rm.. complete recr. rm.. open porch.
Price. SI6.250. For private inspec-
ton, call TU. 2l00.
SCHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
Realtors
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CUSTOM BUILT RAMBLER

Almost new. story and half rambler,
Modernistlc liv. rm,. with unusual
flrepl.. din. I'M. 3 bedrms.. bright
cheerful kit. fully equip; partly
finished rms. and bath in expansible
attic. full bsmt.. outdoor swimming
pool for children and barbecue pit.
Call Mrs. Caldwell. cox g. CO., 81.
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OPEN Ewes. g TO 8
Brick bungalow-..Attrac., home on
modern kitchen, tile bath. large rec.
rm.. Bendix washer. oil heat. gear
garage; price will amaze you. Call
RA. 6912. Ma. 0223; eyes,, ia. 1879.
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BRIGHTWOOD
SEVENTH PLACE NV.
BRIGHTWOOD

Modern semidet. brick; 8 large
rooms. 2h baths. clubroom and
laundry room in basement. gas
h.-w.h.; nice lot: garage. Priced
right for quick sale H. T. RAN
DOLPH, RE, 2l37, TR. 1855. 20
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BETHESDA-S32 600

~ = 441Ikg1~21
ENGLISH VILLAGE
"a acre, early American design stone
and white frame, contains 3 bed
rms, . baths, unusual floor plan,
liv. rm. overlooks attractive garden.
din. rm., kitchen, sewing rm. and
lavatory. Ewes. OIL. 2T20.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.