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Evening star., 1950-10-21
.AirIift Will Continue
After Peace in Korea
Gen. Kuter Says
BY the Associated Press

HONOLULU, Oct. 21.-The huge
airlift ferrying troops and ma
teriel over the Pacific Ocean at
the rate of a plane every rs min
utes, will continue indefinitely
after the end of the shooting war
in Korea"
Maj. Gen. Laurence S. Kuter,
Military Air Transport Service
commander, made that clear yes
terday on a stopover here en-
route home from a global tour
of MATS bases.
"At the end of the shooting in
Korea, there will be extensive and
further deployment of troops and
materiel," he said.
General Refuses to Expand.
The general did not elaborate
on this deployment in a talk with
reporters in which he dealt en-
tirely with operations in the
Pacific.
In Washington, a Defense De-
partment source mentioned Japan
and Alaska among possible Pacific
areas for deployment.
The source said he was con-
vinced Gen. Kuter was not talk
ing about American forces to
Indo-China, where Communist
activities have forced French
Withdrawals from a region bor-
dering on Red China.
Gen. Kuter said, 'It is impos-
sible to forecast when the Pa-
cific) airlift will end"
Exceeds Berlin Airlift Volume.
1t began shortly after the North
Korean Reds invaded South Ko-
rea June Is. It has been built up
to a plane-mile volume exceed
ing that for Berlin's famed "Op-
Grafton Vittles."
The September average of
252,000 plane-nales a day for the
Pacific airlift in September ex-
ceeded by 10000 the Berlin air.
lifts average daily haul.
MATS and chartered COM
mercial planes carried about 5000
tons of cargo and $4,000 passen-
gers to Japan and Korea during
the first three months of the
Korean war.
Gen. Kuter said MATS planes
would replace chartered CONNER
cial planes in the airlift as fast as
Air Force reservists can be as
signed to the operation.
He predicted the last COM
mercial fight in the airlift would
come next February.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Two Arlington Churches
To Broadcast Services

Two Arlington churches will
broadcast their II am. services
tomorrow.
Clarendon Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. Isaac Steenson in
charge, will broadcast over Sta
ton WARL. and Wilson Boule-
ward Christian Church, with the
Rev. Glendale Burton in charge
over Station WEAM.
The Rev. George C. Weiser o1
st. Michael's Episcopal Church
will broadcast daily services al
8:45 am. Monday through Friday
over Station WARL and the Rev
Charles c. Cowsert, of Fairlingtor
Presbyterian Church, at 1915 am
over Station WEAM.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Reds May Be Planning Steps
To Offset Korea Defeat

FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct
81 (P.-Informed Allied sources
here believed today that one
major purpose of the Soviet bloc
foreign ministers meeting in
Prague is to devise schemes for
offsetting the Communist loss OF
face in Korea.
The conference between Soviet
Deputy Premier v. M. Molotov
and ministers of seven other
Communist states has as its
official topic the 'remilitarization
of Western Germany"
But Allied officers here who deal
with East European intelligence
said they believed Molotov also
would undertake the task of ex-
planning to the satellite ministers
what happened in the Korean
war and how they should present
it to their people.
What the Kremlin wants satel-
lite governments especially to
combat, intelligence officers said
was the impression that Moscow
left the North Korean Commu-
niStS in the lurch when the tide
lof battle turned against them.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Union
Continued From First Page.)

the party in 1948 and signed the
affidavit required under the Taft
Hartley Act, declaring last May
he was not Communist. Mr.
Sampler admits he, too. is for
mer member of the Communist
Party, but says he was recruited
into it by Mr.. Thomas, who de-
nies this.
The trial board, composed OF
members of the executive board
found Mr.. Thomas guilty and Mr.
Samplers faction contends this
was duly reported to the member
ship meeting Wednesday. Under
the locals constitution. Mr.. Samp-
Ter declared, the board decision is
binding, unless two-thirds of the
members present and voting voted
to override it. The secretary
treasurer asserts that Mr.. Thomas
deliberately created confusion al
the meeting. knowing he could not
command the two-thirds vote
necessary.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Project to Be Discussed

The War Memorial Garden pro-
ject for Jesup Blair Park will be
discussed by William H. Cary, jr,
of the Silver Spring Garden Club
at a meeting of the Allied Civic
Group of Silver Spring Monday.
The meeting will be held at 8
pm, in the hearing room of the
Liquor Control Building.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
BruziIiuns Burn Stution
After Wreck Kills Four
BY the Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Oct
21.-A railway crash in which
four persons were killed and &C
others slightly injured today
touched off an angry demonstra-
ton by other passengers.
They burned down the wooden
railway Sta tion at suburban
Ricardo Albuquerque. Military
police were called to restore order
An electric commuter train
bound for Rio had crashed into
the rear of another, which had
stalled because of motor trouble
Evening star., 1950-10-21
u. n. Fleet Off Korea
Now Numbers 400,
Admiral Joy Reveals
By the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO. Oct. 21.-An armada
Of more than 400 United Nations
ships is in Korean waters.
This was disclosed today by Vice
Admiral c. Turner Joy, COM
mander of Far East naval forces
The Admiral added that. in CIV
ing out the figure. he wasn't vio-
lating security. The number was
small comfort for Korean Com
muniSts, cut up, trapped and
beaten.
Included in the 400-odd vessels
are the flags of Britain, France,
Australia. New Zealand, the u. NJ
sponsored Republic of Korea, Can
ada, the Netherlands and the
United States.
Missouri Heads List.
In size, the ships range down
ward from the 45,000-ton Ameri-
can battleship Missouri, whose 16-
inch guns have wrought havoc on
Korean coastal targets. The
Mighty Mo" recently led a big
task force strike on the coastal
strip leading to the borders of
Soviet Siberia.
"It's truly a United Nations
fleet" Admiral Joy said.
The British Royal Navy is rep
resented by the aircraft carrier
Theseus, the light cruisers Kenya
and Ceylon and the destroyers
Constance. Cockade. Charity and
Concord.
The United States has at least
four carriers In the f1eet-the
Philippine Sea, Valley Forge,
Boxer and Leyte. Although not
mentioned by the admiral, the
cruisers Helena, Toledo and Wor-
cester have figured prominently in
operations in support of the drive
up the Korean east coast.
Combined displacement of the
ships under his command he said
would be more than a million
tons"
Can Transport 100000 Men.
The landing at Inchon was a
sample of what can be done with
these ships" which can transport
more than 100000 men supported
by planes and gunflre, he said.
During the two weeks follow
ing the (west coast) Inchor
landings, we unloaded a ton OF
food, ammunition and equipment
for every man we put ashore .
and an average of one vehicle
for every four men, the admiral
explained.
He concluded that the plan
ing job was figured down to the
last decimal and cts that kind OF
planning plus home-front pro-
duction and, most important, plus
the will of free people to remain
free that is speeding the day OF
victory in Korea. So long as we
have those ingredients We'll neve,
have a slave world"
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Korea
Continued From First Page. }

\SOiltllluCu T1Oll ruoI IdSc1
ported taking to the Manchuria
border.
Reports on the destination of
the Allied prisoners varied. Some
said they were being taken to
towns in Northwestern Korea,
others said they were en- route to
Northeast Korea.
There were no later reports on
the fate of Maj. Gen. William F.
Dean, commander of the United
States oath Division. Gen. Dean
variously had been reported taken
to Pyongyang and dead in Seoul.
'Chutists Hamper Reds.
The parachute drop of 1900
Americans yesterday serious ham
pered the ability of the Reds to
put up resistance anywhere in
Korea.
The Communist fighting men
left in North Korea thus will not
be able to mass for any big future
stand against Allied troops racing
to bring the savage four-month-
old war to an end, an intelligence
officer said.
Headquarters said the Reds may
be able to move some of the
trapped $4,000 men over hill roads
but that their heavy equipment
was lost.
What little opposition the North
Koreans tried to put up against
the. paratroopers was speedily
overcome.
A Macarthur spokesman said
there is still no evidence of an
organized defense line north of
the present battle zones. Likewise,
reports of pre-arranged assembly
points for shattered North Korean
units are becoming rare. S't
Resistance in Pyongyang is
Pickering out. the Intelligence Of
f1cer said. American tanks have
crossed the Taedong and are in
the city. Small pockets of Reds
and snipers pecked away at United
Nations troops.
Drive to Border Ordered.
The air drop was one of the
largest in the history of warfare
and the only one in this 4-month-
old war that has claimed an es-
timated 100000 lives since it
started June 25.
| Afterward, Gen. Macarthur
landed in Pyongyang and ordered
the South Koreans to rush to Red
China's Manchurian border as fast
as possible.
There was no indication the
general planned to send American
or other foreign United Nations
troops to the border. where an
incident might involve Russia or
Red China.
One guerrilla force of 1000 Reds
seized briefly a hydroelectric plant
at Hwachon, SIS miles northeast of
Seoul. The plant was not dam
aged by the Communists who fled
north from HWachon.
Red brutality to war prisoners
spurred Allied troops in their
efforts to free the thousands of
South Korean and United Nations
prisoners seized when the Reds
almost overran the whole pen
insula.
They particularly wanted to
find the remnants of 283 Amer
leans who participated in a death
march from Seoul to Pyongyang
Three Americans who escaped
from that group said the men
died like flies" on the march.
Many were beaten or shot to
death when they faltered on the
long hike.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Conference
CONTINUED From First Page.)
German Regular Army in Wes
Germany"

In Washington, Secretary OF
State Acheson told news con-
ference yesterday the United
States will reject the Russian pro-
test. He insisted creation o1
legitimate police forces in West
ern Germany does not represent
back-door attempt to restore the
Germany Army.
The United States is favoring
rearmament of western Germany
as part of the European defense
framework. Britain accepted the
idea, but wants the other North
Atlantic pact nations to rearm
first. France alone among the
major western powers has held
out against the proposal.
Every one of the ministers visit.
ing Prague brought a delegation
with him, including in nearly
every case at least one high-rank-
ing official in his ministry.
This was disclosed in delayed
stories on the arrivals of the
various delegations issued by the
Czechoslovak news agency today
The Soviet delegation included
at least 20 soldiers and airmen
who were quartered in a down.
town hotel and could be seen sit.
ting in the dining room and lobby
The German, Hungarian. Bul.
garian and Romanian delegations
and Polish Deputy Foreign Min.
ister Stanislaw Skrzeszewski came
on Thursday.
The Soviet and Albanian dele
cations and Polish Foreign Min.
lister Modzelewski arrived yester-
day.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Lutheran Reformation

At the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation tomorrow at II am
DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder will
speak on '"Thy Kingdom Come
Through U.s." At $50 am. the
Rev. Arnold F. Keller, jr., will
speak on Liberty and Freedom
and at 8 pm. he will speak or
Preparing for a Reformation"
On Wednesday evening the
Church Council will hold a dinner
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Fife. DR.. Fife is president of the
Maryland Synod.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Dr.. Foster to Speak

DR.. Stuart o. Foster, Washing
ton physician, will address an
International Crossroads break
fast at 9 am. tomorrow in the
lounge of the Central YMCA, 17s6
G street NV. He will speak On
Things of Value"
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Thorez Recovering

PARIS. Oct. 81 (P.-A Soviet
physician, sent from Moscow to
examine French Communist Party
Secretary General Maurice Thorez
today reported he is recovering
from a stroke suffered last week.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Quake Aid. for Assam

An Air Force plane is scheduled
to leave the United States Mon
day carrying six tons of Red Cross
supplies for victims of a recent
earthquake in the Assam province
! of India.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
Library Group to Elect

Election of trustees and adop-
tion of a budget will feature the
annual meeting of the Silver
Spring Library Association at
pm. Monday in Jesup Blair Com
munity House. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1950-10-21


Jimmy so Of Norfolk Va took the situation in hand Aiding atng him with
it ha been -AP Wiphoto,
Evening star., 1950-03-17
RAMBLERS

II you are interested in an excel,
neighborhood. here is q home for
YOU. Center hall, lge. L-shaped liv.-
din. rm. with. fireplace, dream kit.
plenty Of cabinets: located nr. the
Wash. Golf and Country Club; 2
bedrms., $14,500; 3 bedrms., S1b,-
800. .GI, FILA or conventional. Call
8 til 8.
AVAILABLE NOW
We can sell you this home today and
move you in tomorrow; q very ige.,
newly redec.. 3-bedrm. home, within
2 blocks Of schools, shops and bus;
asking S14,950 with about $3.50
cash, bal; in l trust. Call 9 til g.,
OW. $500.
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DETACHED, nedrnas.. full basement.
low down payment, in nearby Va;
less. than $4,000. Cali Elk. OO63.
weekdays; MI. $500. Ext. 4l2. ewes.
LHsTfNGs EsTf eaasi aNsiEEpED-we have 1ls a mum.
ber of qualified buyers urgently
needing homes in every price range.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL;
ewes. call AID. 1924.
DESIRE moderately priced house,
M,ontgomery County. Bethesda. Ia
buy. Cali 1N. - a1s4 Sat, N Sun. O5'to to ~. "
your home for cash. MIrcHEhL
QUICK ST. 5000; eyes,. RA. ;s. $a1s
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
sanal Nsr.b 3 A c.nIt1s HgMPHEIEs s,.d Realtor;
casa foE Rs6Ssss 'nsf nse tsle IL COL
ored, any condition Or section. Mr..
gRgyNo. ST. 1920. Ewes. La.
LIKE TO BUY nice ? Or bedrm.
a49 nice nc location Saea boG sGs ssnsas! sssn
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest s cash
for your propsrty. Call MR.; KITCH-
VIE VIZ sa1 sT 3sSs GasH syss ;or vi slse n
D. c., Va. or Md. Prompt atten-
tISn PA1 dxsH ME Pa pEA1sSEE soEsrs NA A., 1922
sE aisio1; sasa any section MR. 3. LIss'
I Want 4 HOUSE, west Of 10th st.
nv. Under $4,000. Call co. 1855.
VIZ Hs'ai ARE Z III 1T URGENT NEED of Mas houses
for sale. particularly In Silver Spring
area. E. 8. PRICE g. CO., 1901 Ga.
aye" silyer Spring, Nd. 10. 5-1231.
| HAVE h 'S2sa CASH BuYERs-west Hyasts- s
vile, Hampshire Knolls and sur
and appraise; no obligation: Deal
with confidence: MARSHALL J,
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
PRiv2TE RI arE0'AR PARTY will Day cash for
your house in nearby Md. Owners
SMALL HOME, priced up to $1,000,
D. C. or nearby Md. Can pay cash.
Owner only. LA. 6-5550. --l9
CUSTOMERS WAITING for moder-
ate-priced homes. Q, 3 and 4 bed
rms, in Silver Spring area, Cal
US for free appraisal. WORTHING-
TON REALTY, Realtors. 8427 Geor-
gta ave. 81. 3700, -19
] WILL pay you cash today for your
houSe In any section or In any con-
ditiHl RE. 2736. SLICE 7747.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
N. ARLINGTON'S
GARDEN CITY

brick bungalow, liv. rm.,
din. rrn., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st f.; 2 unfinished rms. and
bath roughed in on End a. Full
bsmt., gas a.-c. heat, storm windows,
Venetian blinds. Most conven. to
schools, shop. and transp. $4,000
1st trust, payable S73 per mo. incl,
interest, insurance and taxes. Price
SI3,950.
OPEN SUNDAY TO 6 PM.
Out Lee highway, 6 blocks
past Glebe rd., turn right on N.
turn ' left t. i BLOCK to 0S as2i u n 0iS Ever. ~.
green and Open Sign. .
RIGGS & co.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

MICHIGAN PARK NE.
Just Ike new, modern, semidet brick;
Nv. rm.. din. rm., kit, spacious
good value, nice location: monthly
payments Of $40 include taxes.
PECK CO..
Evening star., 1950-03-17
ROLLINGWOop

ROLLIEGWOOD
Seldom is th1 opportunity affordec
to purchase such charming high
quality prewar brick in one o.
the most desirable communities O.
Chevy Chase.
Center hall plan includes . mos
gracious living room with screened
porch, huge panel den with lava
tory. family-size dining room anc
modern kitchen; 8 bedrooms and I
baths on the End floor and bedroom
and bath on 3rd; 2-car built-in ga
rage with easy approach.
Here Is truly q fine home priced righ
for the discriminating. Shown b,
appointment only. Call OR. 71ot
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY, INC.
3402 Conn. Ave. NV. OR. 7100.
BEDRM., y BATH LIST FLOOR
New Williamsburg brk., 8 rms. IL
baths, firepl.. full bsmt., lge cor
lot, a.-c. gas heat. OPEN DAILY
10 TO 8. Out Ga. ave. to $500 al
Locust Grove rd.. left l blk. Il
1000 Osburn dr..
McDEVITT, Realtor. RA. 1922.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINlA
FAIRFAX. VA.
FALLS CHURCH
RADIO BLDG.
IA d-1ISS
NORTH ARLINGTON

Clean. clear, almost new. without
blemish. This detached brick near
schools and transportation, features
four bedrooms and two baths; mod
erately priced; favorable financing
can be arranged. Call Col. Arnold.
1200, days; evenings and week ends,
EN- 1850 IL
Evening star., 1950-03-17
ROLLINGWOOD

A beautiful, jacobson built
dence In one OF the ioveliest
communities Of Chevy Chase.
Center-hall plan with Lying
room, dining room, kitchen,
huge den and layatory on the
first floor; 8 bedrooms and Q
baths on the. End floor. and
xoor. Completely modern In
cluding q 2-car huilt-tn gx-
rage. II you are seeking .
real nice home at the right
price phone Mr.. McCauley,
CHI. 3547. right now!
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
1905 q st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
HOME LIKE CHARM

HOME LIKE CHARM
To warm your heart at moderate
cost; lovely new BUNGALOW In
Silver Spring, near Four Corners;
8 large rms. on LIST hr.. exp. attic
suitable for Q additional rms. and
bath; full bsmt., built-in gar
Priced, S13.950; terms to vets. Call
RE. $3.50, 9 to o.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcent. J

NEAR WASH. SAN, S15,35O. Charm-
ing 6-rm. Diet. home overlooking
pretty Sligo Creek Park Rec. rln.,
patio, equipped kit, gar. Terms.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103
It'll 9.
S13,950-Lovely rambler home
on l acre, fronting hard rd.. north
Of Silver. Spring. Lge. lily. rm. and
flrepl., din. rm., kit, 4 bedrms.,
bsmt., oil heat. Outbuildings incl.
2-car gar. Terms. KENSINGTON
aEAaTx aIs a3ss co" 10. 6-l1o5. Eyes eyes
S9,95O-Cozy bungalow on very lge.
lot. nr. Wheaton. Lge liv. rm., kit,
util, rm, oil h.-w.h., 2 bedrms.
det. gar, nr. school and bus line.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
5-1105, ewes. OIL. 1882. -19
PAINT BRANCH FARM ESTATES
This authentic redwood ranch home
living room, dining room and Le-
Brun designed kitchen, Is definitely
for the discriminating family with
above average income. This home
also features built-in garage and
large basement.
we can place q $4,000 1st trust,
which will neeessitate $4,000 or
Contact Buckley Hancock, Sligo 427e.
NATIONAL REDWOOD SALES co.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Al BAKER OFFERS $3.50 down JEFF
ferson Manor, This new listing,
tFysa modern semidst. home Of s lge. rms,
rec. ,rm. In excellent condition. Nice
location. Convenient to Shopping.
See this and assume Q CT loan. For
particulars, call AL. 6644 or TB.
7343,. Open Sundays.
Al BAKER g. SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph St, Alexandria, Va
AL. 6644, TIE, 7343. -1a
Evening star., 1950-03-17
WOODLEDGE

1AILZA., Wa.
A Handsome 2-Acre Estate
A beautiful 11-room, 6-bedroosn.
Georgian center-han brick Colonial
in immaculate condition, surround
ed by towering oaks and formal
spacious and bright sunny rooms.
Priced, S49,500. For appt. call Mr..
Boswell. Ma. 93o0i ewes. and week
ends, JA. 4-1444
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
NJ VII
Evening star., 1950-03-17

DOMINION HEIGHTS
5905 10th I'd. north, Arlington, Va.
You must see this home to appre-
ciate 1t. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 8 bedrooms and bath on
End floor; large lot 1O0x15O. Re.
duced to SI6.SOO.
John H. Miller. jr.. g. Brother,
Realtors and Builders,
1879 K st. NV. Phone Ma. 1857
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Attention. PHYSICIANS
COLORED-VACANT
HOUSES FOR sALE-ko+heoss

1OOSES F0k SAkS-f<oIheosI
AMEs ST. Ne, 5000 BLoCKIsee
this very desirable 7-rm. brick
home. gas heat; very modern home:
1nls Sst sps 'qe Kay 9n Realty ssI COS Sso ses
MftHrGas Ri saGe' pARK-pr,war-builf mfl g.
room, det.- corner brick. 8 spacious
bedrms.,. 2 tile, baths, full bsmt.'
o1 Copper aed5i pIumbns, ifR slate roof bHilt.in
gar. Inspect any time by appt.
See this and buy, today; Call Mr..
WAPLE CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
wooDRlDGE. Lawrence st. n,e,-De-
tached. 2 spts.; 9 rms. 2 baths;
e. ssrss ss1ld aad ss6ooEs E. Rs%F SsE
oWGo0D; DE; sefS 03l1i M,,,. ave @7 T.
Facing park. detached. e-rm. b.
THoRoWsGiooB. De. os17. ~
wooDRIDGE-Detached 2 rms. tile
bath. sleeping porch sss sssakfsaisss sis f6o: Tmi:
@SdsEp sS,eeo esah ssf, 81 YIN. hfs r. aoRoW
,atS aRogi sT. nj; NEAs Ssi NJ ST. N.E.-seauti-
full, modern, 4-bedrm. row brick
bone. Spacious liv; o5n I'm; With pi1 nrepElSi, gEtS
fast nook; oil h.-w.h., recr rm. and
fenced-in back yard: a most un-
soHhn ssSi5 1Hz EztA!r 4 s55s's ooa sA Tss2i sSs4
7es 7eesse'F i 81. 81. syRe N.G.@Row brick has s
apts., pvt. bath in each; oil heat.
Good income and home. $500 dn;,,
balance 500 per mo. WILLOUGHBY
REAL Estate dtC co. 800 Mass. ave-
1865 Boo BLK. B G HsT. N.E.-1mmed. pos,
session: Owner must, sell lovely 2
story, full bsmt. row brick home In
immaculate condition near schools
churches, transp. an and shopping Ing ,na Isl
n Kit. iss End ~ L. s bsdfns @ IL IT, tile Hsh baths ss
on h.-w.h.; built-in gar. rec. rm.
Venetian blinds and many other
sxeellsnt ,ran. terms. VICTOR p9ao wISKERc SSpsE
oW1lNsn w s WILL SELL this beausitu assit
semidet. brick home. Ia years old
in new cdn house condition, for .sson1v as iSv
sSsfz s%asRzsHAhE e. coSshaPf'nE %hPnE to g.. HeSs 1ssa
Il 1Ath b ,soI g, ngs I.y%rB pI sS4s; ,s. ..arr,
and al 0 asa ior Quick sas
1857, DE. 6270. -19
MICHIGAN PARK NE.
Just like new. modern, semidet brick
Nv. rm.. din. rm., kit, 2 spacious
bedrms.; fenced yard, gas a.-c,h.
good value, nice location; monthly
payments Of $40 include taxes.
3e1s 18th st. NE. La. e-e6ee.
MICHIGAN PARK BARGAIN
A better class home at a lower
price. fine rms. 2 full tiled baths
on 2nd nr.; extra toilet in bsmt.
large covered concrete front porch
with brick tiers; slate mansard roof
gas a.-c. heat; de luxe range, blue
niica-chrome kitchen table, Venetian
blinds; other features. You'll enjoy
living In this beautiful modern home
close to transp., public and parochia
schools. Price reduced from S15,70t
TO S15,450 for immed. sale; reason.
able terms arranged. Come out ano
See 1t and let's do business on thi.
quickly. Open weekdays between Z
and 8 pm. and on Sun. afternoon
See MR.. HOLMEAD, owners repre-
sentative, on the premises. 1885
Delaf1eld pl. ne, just of Sargent
vVn0nRTnGE- oNt.