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Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

.ou,a-,a state Industrial Union CouncE
pres. Mike Lacey 24O8 Princeton Ave.
Bate. wee pre- , Richard Hil' luoa
california Ave, Butte: sec treas. M
chael j Ryan. e75 S Crystal ST., Butte,
aaard members Dist NO |, Joseph
parf Jr, 20o5 9th Aye s., Great Falis'
j,St No .. Stephen J Harvey. 2o9
aluminium St. Butte, Brewery "olkeis,
,ahn O,srien. 2o2l Wal St, Butte;
.v5edy orkers. Carl Rooney y o. bon
10 Bo-laor. Newspaper Guild, @ MI.
,.h.n. p. 0 Box $3.50, Great Fails. OF
workers. T. Fiaker. P 0 Box laeo'
Billings.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

Electrical, workers iIatl Brotherhood q.
Electrical workers., Local No. 60. PA
si02 Walter II erase, pres water
Alborlson. vice-pres.. Joe Thompson
fin. secy Robert A. GriDbe rec. Sec.
Albert Coombs. business mgr -treas., zea
So Dakota St. PHI 592s Meeting
every 1t and 3rd TUESDAYS, second
floor. Carpenters Hal Executive Board
meets every Tues. 80 Pm thrd
floor Carpenters hall Box l6i
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

Na.lers Union Meets ist Sunday Of
moatn at - m. at Daily Post Bldg +
Naofr. pres. J scallon. sec. Address
Dal'y Post
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

Laundry & Dye Workers Meets "a Weo-
uesdal 2 p N Carpenters nan oMen
t;eoyee vfas Maymc i7oote. bus agent
pearl rs44nas rec secy., p. Box
1892
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

General pipe Filters President, Clifford
Peterson. 924 W. Platinum street. wee
pres. Percy Eaden. sia North Henry
Street rec secy John Dolan. sl5 West
Quartz: fin secy and treas. james
NirGrath. 1906 State Street. Meets lst
thur dav OF each mvlth Carpenters
Union Hal at 8 o'clock
Montana labor news., 1950-01-05

Film Exchatsc Employees Local No B-'a
Pres. Jack Gibson; Seey. Von Mdf-
rel: Fin Secy.. Les Larn..e Bus
AGENT. julia Bats Meets sfa Wed.e
OF month"; Miners uaion Hall
Evening star., 1950-08-27
MISS CURTIN.

MISS CURTIN.
-SouthGH Photo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Curtin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth Claire. to Mr..
Kenneth G. Boynton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph E. Boynton of
Exeter. N. H. The wedding is
planned for next summer.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
To Become Bride

The engagement Of Miss Edith
Ellen Viereck to Mr.. William
Clarke Wroe is announced by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A..
Viereck of Takoma Park. Mr..
Wroe is the son of Mrs. w. C.
Wroe Of Reisterstown and the
late Mr.. Wroe.
Miss Viereck received her B. S.
degree from the University of
Maryland and will complete nurses
training at University Hospital in
Baltimore next month.
Mr.. Wroe was graduated from
the University of Maryland and
is employed with the Juvenile
Court in Baltimore.
The wedding is planned for late
September.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Ethiopia Opposes
Return Of
SOmalilands

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. AMP
Ethiopia announced it's refusal to
recognize an order of the general
assembly which would return the
administration Of italian Somali-
land to Italy under a U.N. trustee
ship.
The Ethiopian communication
made a treat to take the decision
tothe international court as being
a violation Of the Italian peace
treaty in which Italy renounced
all claims to its former colonies.
1t further charged that the grant
ing of a ~trusteeship to a non
members of the organization is
violation of the U. N. charter.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Note INVITING
Murdered Man 1oH His
Death Found

the night before the murder at
the Benton street address.
The contents ofthe note are as
follows: "Willie l have gone, I
promise you l will see you tomor-
row, please believe me-. (signed)
ase ever, "Tomatoe', P.S. "Think
of me please, and call me at Mi
3345, that's Gertrude's phone
number" The note continued on
the reserve side inthe following;
81 am ont to Edwards" edward
is the brother of the dead mans
wife, Edward Snowden) on Broad
way street., eff I don't see you
%tonite, I will see you tomorrow.
End of the message.
According tothe story told the
EXPRESS, this note was written
Friday night, but the dead man
did not answer the request un-
til Saturday night, when he re-
ceived a phone call to come to
the house around $3.50 at which
time he borrowed his friends car,
the friend being Harry Johnson,
on Germantown street, who, feel
ing that it was an emergency gave
Bradley his car keyes and told
him to go ahead.
Twenty minutes later, according
to the brother Of the dead man,
Johnson received a call to "come
and get his car" at the Benton
street address. However, upon ar
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
By Jimmie N. Jones
Trade of Jackie Robinson To
Roston Rravoe Eorecaet.

Trade of Jackie Robinson To
Boston Braves Forecast:
Jackie Robinson, National Lea
que batting champion and Most
Valuable Player for the 1949 sea-
son may be headed for the Boston
Braves according to the predic-
tons Of the baseball "Board Of
Strategy"
According to these top men in
"the know" Jackie abs made it
plain to the Brooklyn Dodgers
owner, Branch Hickey, that he is
in the demand of $4,000 for his
1850 contract, and in case o f a
refusal from the Mahatma, in
agreement, he will be traded to
the Boston Braves to fill the va
cancy of Eddie Stanky, second
baseman who has been sold to the
New York Giants.
Jackie has the support of the
Sport Writers nation wide in his
demand of an increase over the
1919 season when he received less
than $4,000 for his services.
These same friends Of Jackie are
urging more pay for Don New
combe and Roy Campanella along
with Jackie.
Jackie is being rated asthe top
performer ofthe Majors with an
enviable record of being the Most
Valuable Player, Batting champion
Of the National League, along with
all sorts of citations bestowed on
the Little Brown Man. of the
diamond profession, a collection
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

MEMPHIS CAMP The big
cotton planter of the Delta and
other e where mammoth
yields Of cotton are grown, are
up in arms. The recent referen-
dunn through which cotton farmers
decided whetehr or not to have
controls on cotton acreage
controls on cotton acreage during
1850 was passed with a huge ma
jority. Now the planters have
awakened to the fact thatthe real
" big farmers got the biggest
cuts.
!. The plan adopted favored the
little farmer which means that
the Negro farmers most Of whom
plant small acreage have the best
Of the deal so far. Negro farmers
went to the polls by the hundreds
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Men
Jim CrOWed:
Ask Arrests
INCOL F

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa.
CAMP Warrants have been is
sued here for two businessmen in
the nerby town of Oxford because
of their discrimination against
four Lincoln university students,
according to James Baker, mem
Der of the local NAACP legal
staff.
The four students, Ralph An
derson, Gayraus S. Wilmore, JAG
ques E. Wilmore, and Ben F. Hol-
man, sat inthe coffee shop of the
Oxford hotel for a half hour wait
ing to be served. A waitress was
heard telling a white patron that
there was a policy against serving
Negroes.
Later, the students sat in the
(Continued on pace AZ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Right to S~egregate
Upheld in Suit

BALTIMORE CAMP Federal
Judge W. Calvin Chestnut upheld
last week Maryland's right to i'm
pose aggregation where compare
BILE facilities are provided in a
$505,000 damages suit against
the Bureau of Recreation and
Parks. The suit, brought by Fl
Negro and white plaintiff, con-
tended the park board regulations
for segregation of athletic activi-
ties was unconstitutional and a
violation of their civil rights.
In his ruling, the iurist said that
the present segregation policy was
plainly stated by the U. S. Su-
preme court in 1896 and it is
now the established policy and
practice in II Of the 48 states,
including Maryland"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

see, too much weight puts a strain
on the heart and on the body's
other vital organs. Constantly
over-taxed, the organs become
weakened and subject to serious
and chronic disease"
Mrs. Parsons had no gland dis
order, which might have caused
her to take on weight. AS I quest
toned her. l discovered that she
Simply ate too much, and ate most
ly heavy, fattening foods. I was
certain that with a properly bal
anced diet, Mrs. Parsons could
gradually lose the extra weight
that was doing her harm.
At first Mrs. Parsons was up
set over a "diet" because she
thought it meant starving herself
with a few, tasteless fods. But l
explained that she could have rea-
sonable amounts of such appetiz-
ing but non-fattening foods as
lean meats, salads, fruits, green
vegetables, and dairy products. I
stressed further that she wasn't to
storve herself, that the diet I was
giving her would satisfy her ap-
petite and she wuold lose weight
gradually and safely about two
pounds a week.
Mrs. Parsons had considerable
weight to lose and came regularly
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
By c. Herbert Marshall, II MD.

By c. Herbert Marshall, II MD.
Mrs. Parsons was what some
novelists would call the "fat,
motherly type" I knew her only
by sight and did not see her too
often, but whenever I did, she
seemed heavier each time.
It was not interest in a slim
figure that finally brought Mrs.
Parsons to my office. When she
came, she said that she had been
feeling tout of sorts" for some
weeks. Her husband was even
complaining that she had lost her
jolly disposition. What actually
brought her to me, she added, was
that her heart had begun to pound
at the slightest exertion and that
was frightening her. She was sure
she had heart trouble.
When / had given Mrs. Parsons
a complete physical examination
including a chest X-ray, I was
glad to report that she did not
have heart trouble, or any other
serious illness. Her main trouble
was in carrying around too much
weight, and l told her so.
Mrs. Parsons was astonished.
"Overweight isn't a disease in
itself, Mrs. Parsons" I explained.
"But overweight people are more
susceptible to some diseases such
as Of the heart and kidneys. You
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
SPORyRE VIEW

of honors never before handed a
ball player including the great
"Babe Ruth.
1t is pointed out that Branch
Hickey was fortunate when he ac-
quired the services of Jackie Ro-
binson, Don Newcombe and Roy
Campenella, he was in possession
ofthree of the best players in the
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
By Jimmie N. Jones

Exclusive to the EXPRESS:
A note found onthe person Of
Willie Bradley, 80, Of 38 Barnett
street, shot and killed by his
father-in-law, Aaron Snowden, 81,
of 410 Benton street, was given
to this reporter last night during
an exclusive interview and reveal
ed the invitation to his Staying
according to a brother of the de-
ceased.
Perrel Bradley, 35, told of the
not from Elease Bradley, the es-
trainged wife of his brother on
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
BigC Cotton Farmers
Howl as Controls
CutAueage

all over the South and cast their
votes for controls.
The United States grows too
much cotton every year. The gov
eminent has a support price for
it and makes loans which are in
advance Of what cotton would
bring if thrown on the open
world market. Mechanization has
enabled the larger planters to
grow hugh amounts however and
they have made tremendous re-
turns during the war years and
since. Many of them increased
their acreage because Of the
guaranteed price. Ability to pro-
duce more cheaply because of the
use of machines has made cotton
growing profitable.
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

Oh the joys Of a holy yet prac-
teal life, that pulls others up
with it and scars toward things
heavinly, above envy, malice and
strife.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01
" miles per gallon means I'm
saving money with my new Ford !

~After 1000 miles I finally traded my
old Ford for new 6-cylinder Model F-2
Express. The new job performs even
better than the old one. There's plenty
of power when needed to get over icy
and muddy roads. And its economy is
saving me real money. You can bet my
next truck will be another Ford.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. Cont J

CoLoRED-So5O DOWN. $50 per
mo. for 2-bedrm.. liv. rm., kit,
bath apt; separate heat and entr.
Vic. 11th and C sts. ne. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO. 1924 Eye st.
NV. Ex. 34oo; ewes, Ia. 71a60.
VACANT - Kearney st.
bath; finished attic; full bsmt.; gas
h.-w.h.; perfect condition; lot. 40x
l40: 2-car garage. Shown by appt.
only. NE. 1871; ewes. ia. 81 80.
CoLoRED-NEARLY NEW corner
brick home near 40th and Blaine
SITS. n.e;-6 large rms. tile bath. gas
heat. like new immed. possession.
prlced low on reas. terms. Call Mr..
Newcomer LA: 6-6666 or .HO. 1855.
uoGokEDMB1IET efGk EfoMsAHH FfSclqi5gf n ns4i. Dis
tinctive neighborhood. semide.. brk.
home, 3 bedrms.. reception hall.
liv, rm. and din. rm. with built-in
Hotpoint refgr.; full. dry bsmt.,
Tse ys4a sGaeeFstf 5Srt Fs4ms FRanfh
trust, S65 per mo. incl. taxes and
INSURANCE; Eyes. 81; 1897; LEATH
fSLaREbkENIi 8 ASHIEYi mi IA S464 Mod 1 q
3 bedrms.. IL baths, recr. rm.: ex-
cellent cond:; S13,500; 5000 down.
Call MR.. LUNG. HI. 1853 with
Thos. L. Phillips.
COLORED - CAPITOL HILL Un-
usually well-built and we'll preserved
custom-built brick home. 8 rms,
bath, gas furnace, h.-w.h, 3 fire.
places, insulated. Prompt possession.
Circumstances compel immediate
sale Walking distance tn Canitol
Library, etc. Excellent terms. Ewes,
phone Mr.. Gordon, Woodley 1885,
L. T. GRAVATTE. realtor, 1918 K
st. Nv. MA l1h2
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
b.RooM BRICK BuNGALoH.

6-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW. by
lst-class condition. New Hampshirs
eye. ..ooa nj; past District line.
rslGs s9Gs RkD6ehD Xii Md S1 81 f5Sa Ros.r.
in this most conv. location. 6 rms.
r.. screened porch; oil heat, elec;
Fxfflsn1 Eli nj RosERr is5Bi g. Sal DAVIS We see9 GO
ST 900 Down and SIS per mo. viii
buy this 1-yr.-old bunga.; on level
lot OF in eIose,in Riyerdsle RI aei tHll M bsmt;.
koREaT FsS fssf S cf5l pAvis We Z EGG &C. til m
4 BEDRMs. and 2 complete tile baths:
light bsmt.; near new Landover
school; Sch 3: vide g,,1,, l9t This house could
81 q 0uts Can ~ VA ths ssdS lS" II. Pfs'1 si
CoNY. ANDREWS FIELD ard Suit.
land Spacious 6-rm. Colonial
home hon ar.Lfac. Lee: liv, rn with fireplace;
kit. guest-size din. rm,; over y
Home about about s yrs yrs. Old. kIfo sis.76o.
F1Go For appt % to ovt inspect call Jo. e.
vAcaNrMsRSsGRsSs.u MsRSSR Ssu1LRdNe R1ye s; SoSe: se
fore, New Year. Attr. s-yr. .-old
brick bungalow. Q full-sised bed
rms. lge. liv. rm.. dining space.
storage attic. Priced much unde.
replacement cost today. Small down
payment. Assume 4es financing.
CAL Mr.. Foster. 81. 4166. MERCER
BUILDING CORP. 10. e-S400.
5sIs LANDovER RD.. Biadensbnrs,
Md.--Detached brick. 104-ft. 'front.'
age fenced. four bedrms.. full base
nent, recreation rm., gas heat;
beautifully Handicapped. AS owner
Is leaving the city at once. property
Is being offered for a quick sale at
S17.500 E. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
Realtors, 141S H st. NV, District
9057. Evenings, Georgia 1855, -22
CHICKEN FARM. 3la acres, 3-bed-
room home. completely fenced; house
is modern with z rooms and full
basement; oil h.-wh.; large screened
porch; large equipped chicken house:
priced to sell at once. For further
information call PERRY BOSWELL.
INC, WA. $500 Open till s pm
BEAUT. RAMBLER. brick and stone
only 2 yrs. old. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
lear gar, picture windows, firepl.,
cleo. kit. and in University PIX:
SO; 800, RAFFELL ESTATE. sH.
1903 tin q.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED

MOD. HOME. 2 bedrms., e2o7 Queens
a CHAPEL rd soo Hyattsville. See Mrs
ARLlNGToN, RTLlNsGsiTtoN eoo5 No. 18th st.-Air-
cond., Diet. brick. attached gar:
ionger Open stsai ,sat:.suns % 1-6. mos Any ~
cHEvERLY, MD.OBiisht DBi 1a a-6edrm
bunga.., with liy. rm... din. rm.. tile
bath. full bsmt., and large fenced
caRR: 5Ssi oq1z NA. ss65. ss5S mo- OLIVER Mss T.
COLLEGE PARK, MD;-Comfortable
bsnt,: gas heat; Sl10. SEIDEN-
SPINNER WA. 1910 or WA. 489s.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY-Immed.
possession, nearly Lew, brick home;
bus. Ltv., rm.. fireplace. din. rm.,
ki1., bedrms.. full bsmt.. nice yard
for fa, children no pets Phone FA
KENsiNGToN, MD.-can for an
app't. to see this compact 2-bedrm.
home. in community: conv. to
stores, schools, and transp. S110
mo. OLIVER T. CARR. MA. 1858.
NEW sEMIDETAcHED, 2 bedrms.
completely modern kit; convenient
to Pentagon. S105. Call CHI. 744o.
GA. AVE. and Piney Branch I'd. vic.
Newly decorated. det. frame. g.
automatic oil heat, level lot on quiet
WITH FRANZ S. faiIErps. HILL Dr 1Hanf f41i
NEAR N. O. L.-This 7-rm.. 2h-bath
facing Coiesviiie rd.. is now avail
able for $50 per month. Home is
/ bedrm;; and bath on 1st A., lge. kit;
s%sa ssf fisassfsE Kz9 sEArF9 H't CO.. ia!sss. e
sas e. LoNGFELLow aITG ST. NV. - 8
rooms, ia baths, S125 month, best
references required. Apply at 612.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, bsmt., gas
heat. large fenced yard. $50. UN.
BRAND: NEW s-bedroom bungalow,
from Pentagon, Phone FA. s429.
COTTAGE rms. bath. oil heat,
S. S., 9o04 Eton rd.-3-bedrm. det.
brick. concrete screened porch. gas
heat: fully equipped kitchen: near
blocks north Of Flower ave: s min.
MRS. PRICE. HU. 540o. -24
ALEXANDRIA - Two-story. two-bed-
room home; Bendix washer: auto.
gas heat. 107 Mt. Vernon ave. Call
OV. 5000. Open o It'll .. j. r.
NOTION REALTY, INC. 2415 Mt.
Vernon ave-: Alexandria, Va. -21
FALLS CHURCH. near West and
Great Falls sts., 603 North lane.
Nice 2-bedrm. brick bungalow, fully
equipped kitchen. lge. basement, gas
heat, screened porch. KE. 1886.
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., liv.
very conv. location; S125 month.
CRANE & HELAN, Sligo 1000 -23
large din. rm.. fireplace; large lot;
garage; near school ard bus transp.
Occupancy Jan. Is. S125 per no.
Call UN. q201. -22
OFF N. II. AVE. ExTENDED-New t.
room brick: 3 bedrms., gas heat; on
lease. S110 month. Call WA. 6262
A BRASD-NEw RAMBLER, located
in Berkshire. Md, 1913 Marlboro
pike. 6 rooms, bath, all modern
improvements; S125 mo. Call MA.
e797. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
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Evening star., 1950-12-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HEIGHTS - Attractive
3-bedrm. home with oil heat and
q KENsSeToM saSS 1e5Ms REAGTY e Gn!y
CO.. LO. 5-1105; eve, Mr.. Shep-
pard, ia 3-2567.
WEST HYATTSVILLE - Imma culate
4-bedrm. home, situated on h-acre
lot; full dining rm.. equipped kit,
nsr sskns WIN pres neat ous onen az
all reasonable offers. For further
information call PERRY BOSWELL.
INC. WA. $500. Open till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

/ r, bdTm bddrni 6lk a Pershins Feraa s1esp: dr,!
yr, lease; s1eo mo. GL, oSas.
SILVER SPRING AREA, e-rm. brick,
e0I6 NORTH CAPiToL sT.-6 rms.
bath. bath, s; slee;; INV h; (olD; earase;
l; GRINpLEY, 932 N. Y. ave. -23
DIPLOMAT being transferred. 29th
st. W; excellent residence; 3 bed
Fms fg4nIsb.ol baths sssos sarsee; ae;, eompstsIy
Wo. 04o3. evenings. -2i
5 ROOMS. BATH. fireplace, hot-water
heat; full basement. 216 W. Jeffer-
son st; FA: I246 after 8 pm. .-2l
2:BaDRM. BRICK, completely furn.;
ss G %nn.s BUS Ct assa le sa5 an So
ALExANDRIAM5 rms, bsmt. and
bath; new. end-row. May call
AEK SEW sf Hs5Tfsp FuTsY RJRN FSo for ssmse sSp
chine. garbage disposal, gas heat,
2 bedrms. and bath upstairs. Large
lot with side driveway. S120 mo.
Gsll Mt sdo Birkett. THE BRANT co,
MAR ia: 41sfG2i Wheaton,, MD. a-bedfdom Mf5
Phone Rockville 2sss or 1853. ~oi
FURN. OR UNFURN.-5 rms. and
bath 1st floor; bsmt.. recr. rm.: ga
rage. Conv. to Pentagon. KE s.
viERS MILL vILLAGE-rurn-- al.
most new. 2-bedrm. bung allow:
fenced-in yard. storm windows. full
bsmt.. gas heat. close to schools and
shopping center; bus service to Sill
yer Spring and D. C. S115 per mo.
MARVIN SIMMONS CO., OIL, $500;
ewes. Rockville 3424. -23
NICELY FURN., clean and comfort
able 5-rm. and bath house; auto
matte gas h.-w.h.; gas range and
refgr.; built-in garage Available at
once; Silver Spring. SH. 1921. -22
NR. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Perfect
home. rms, . baths. powder rm
Jan. 10-April IA. 1928 mo. Also
larger home. 5 bedrms., 3 baths
S215. MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNING-
TON. WI. 1895, OR. 1888 -23
MT. PLEASANT; available Jan. l.
Very nicely furnished home consist
ing. of 7 rooms a bedrooms, .
baths; convenient, corner location;
S115 per mo. PHILLIPS. CANDY g.
FULLER; INC. 1012 18th st. NV.
ST. 2400.
DETACHED, NV, $I35
r Redep0ratad hing lnru 81 Ill,
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

S21,950 This new home with 3
bedrms., Ia baths. has a lot to offer
for the money, reception hall: liv.
rnn. with firepl.. din. rm., fully
equipped kit. powder rm.. side
porch. built..in garage. Full bsmt.
BnLINGsLEY 4 KoRzENDORFER,
AMERICAN I 'iu1N1vfERslrY PARK
First presentation of this fine Cooley
built home in the most desirable
part Of this beautiful section; within
4 short blocks Of st. AIMS; Diet. brk
Colonial with slate roof; liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. and powder rm. off
hall on 1st f.: 3 real bedrms., 2
baths on 2nd f.; hall stairway to
large semif1nished 3rd A.; full base
ment, lovely paneled rec. rm. with
fireplace: lge. concrete screened
porch; attached garage. Should sell
Immediately at $50 500 Please call
GE. 3079. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
BETHEsDA, near Nat. Institute of
Health; 6 rooms. bath, porch. ga
rage, full basement. large lot; S19,-
500, terms. r. BATES WARREN,
BGREau Bur 'oi or sTANDARDs-rhis Is
livable really nice det. red brk.
center-hall with powder rm. on
1st f.; 3 real bedrms. and 2 baths
on End; conv. to schools. shops
transp. and churches. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until pm.
3420 Conn. Pa
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL

One of Washington's most
charming homes is now avail
able. White brick and stone
construction with q handmade
Williamsburg roof. Situated
on large corner lot over
looking Rock Creek Park. En-
bracing such fine features as a
step-down, beamed ceiling
living room with fireplace,
panelled study, dining room.
kitchen and powder room on
the ] st floor; 4 bedrooms and
3 baths on the second; spacious
panelled game area with COM
plete barroom and fireplace.
Nice servants room with tiled
bath. General electric heating,
2-car garage. Owner moving
out Of town and requests i'm
mediate sale. Priced to sell at
well below $50, 900. Excellent
flnan. ing available. Phone"
Mr.. Schwab evenings, WO.
06S4 with
Evening star., 1950-12-21
4315 F. ST SE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

SMALL GEORGETOWN HOME, with
garden or fenced-in yard; preferab bly,
furnished. Call District 4704. Ext.
goo; between and 10 pm. 81"
room house in northwest Washing
ton, Chevy Chase or nearby Virginia
convenient to schools and transpor-
tation. Required by February l.
Local contact call Mrs. E. r. Walton.
WO. 1870. For details and arrange
ments write 1t. Col. J. C. Magee, jr.,
U. S.. NJ. G.. Armed Forces STAFF Col
lege. Norfolk. virginia