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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-11
A Visit To West Africa; Dakar,
Senegal and French Colonies

al, status or embraced French civil
status. The French constitution
says:
France forms with the people
of it's Overseas Territories a union
based upon equality of rights and
duties, without distinction of race
or creed Faithful to her tradi-
tional mission, France intends to
guide the pepoles for whom she
has assumed responsibility toward
freedom to govern themselves and
democratically manage their own
affairs -"
French colonial practice fails to
live up to those fine ideals. Eng
land proclaims she is developing
her colonies so as to make their
people capable of self government
with the expectation of becoming
finally free and independent coun-
tries, France, on the other hand,
wants her natives to become black
Frenchmen. Observers say that
France expects to rule he colonies
for all time and has little notion
of their becoming really indepen-
dent of her.
Experts in colonial administra-
ton insists the French are simply
poor administrators. One thing is
certain. If one wishes to see real
exploitation, go to the French
colonies. Compared with the Bri-
fish, for example, they have the
poorest schools, poorest housing,
poorest roads and inferior health
facilities.
Wealthy Natives Accepted
Elite French Africans who have
money or position in life, repre-
sent perhaps n percent. Those
who manage to get to Paris or
elsewhere for superior education
or who become professionals are
Immediately taken in by the
French who live in the colonies.
They know few color bars. They
are a part of the social circles
which may exist. These may not
be ultra because Frence does not
require highly trained people fol-
her colonial service.
Her administrators are apt to
be people who received their jobs
as political patronage. If the elite
Africans are not wise however
they fall for social Establishment
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-11
by Claude Barnett


(ANP)- Dakar, Senegal, the first
stop which our plane made in AT
RIGA, was something of a disap-
pointment. The brand new station
house at the airport looks inviting
enough but soldiers stationed
about would not permit passengers
to leave the confines of the wait
ing room. 1t was difficult even to
take a snapshot.
Folk who have stopped over at
Dakar, however, report consider
able building activity in the Euro
pean" (another way of saying
Whitley section there. These visit
ors say the white area of the city
is quit attractive, much of it mod
ern. By contrast, the sections
where the natives live are neglect
ed with shacks serving as houses.
These are filthy and smelly with
greaat swarms of flies almost con-
stantly present.
The French, like the British,
are making good use of U. S. do
mated European Recovery act
funds in building up their African
colonies even if natives do not
benefit directly. Liberia, although
most of the fats nd oils she ex-
ports go to Europe, cannot get
ECA money because Congress ear
marked the money specifically for
Europe.
This seeming negligence of a
friendly country occurs even
though Liberia is surrounded on
one side by competing French col
onies and on the other side by a
rival English colonial area. The
European nations seem to be using
this American money to equip
their African dependencies to pro-
duce more food for home consum-
ption in France, England and
other imperialistic countries, and
to make living ~pleasanter for their
colonial agents who administer
them.
French Colonies Inferior
French colonies, as I have visit
ed them, gave me something of a
shock. The famed democratic at
tude which we have always attri-
buted to France and Par1S ana tne
French slogan of Freedom, Liber-
ty and Equality" had led me to
believe that in her colonial poss-
essions, n might expect to find
enlightened treatment. At least,
one would expect humane consid-
ration of the rights of the natives.
To the contrary, I found the
French colonies distinctly inferior.
France has, it is true, declared
her natives to be French citizens
with some minor qualifications, /.
e., those who have retained person
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-11
Racial
Committee"

NEW YORK (ANP) The Ma
yor's Committee on Unity, estab-
lished in 1914 by Mayor Fiorello
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27

settlement that needed good wax
ing up
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27

vcrsary on Sunday at their residence
in Eglon.
The couple was married July %,
1901, in Aurora, w Va, by the Rev.
j. H. Kach
Mr.. and Mrs Alternately have re-
sided in Aurora and Eglon for the
past As years, having lived on a farm
and being very active in the communi-
ty. They are the parents of four
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Cosner, Akron,
Ohio; Mrs. Catherine Cmrance, Par
sons, w. Va; Mrs Ruth Shaffer, Egg
Ion, and Mrs Josephine Sell Pierce.
They celebrated the occasion by hay
ing the entire family there, with the
exception of one grandson, by mar
riage, Cpl. Coleman Roth, Of Morgan
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27

a spray Of blue delphinium tied with
wide blue ribbon.
Cecil Right, Oakland, was hest
man William A. Shirer brother of
the bride, Oakland, and Willoughby
Calls, Mt, Lake Park, were ushers
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held in the assembly room of
the church for 1875 guests The room
was decorated in garden flowers,
white wedding bells and rhododen-
dron.
For her going away outfit the
bride wore white suit with brown
and white accessories and had an
orchid corsage.
Among the out Of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs George Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Nallcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Stephenson, son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Stephenson, Mrs. Ora Lingle and
Miss Flora Ann Campbell, all of
Washington, d. C.. j. Stephen Spik-
cr, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr.. and Mrs w.
Russell Pancake, Cumberland; Mr..
and Mrs W. Q. Ashby, Parkersburg,
W. Va; Mrs. A. G. Chabut and son
Stephen, Miss Glendine Ashby and
Miss Rachel Ashby, Elkins, W. Va;
\ II, !.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27
:. S. EVANS STOCK YARD, INC
Market Report, July 2l, 1850.
rerra Alfn " Va

Calves, good to choice, 2S.90 to
32.50; common to medium, 2l.OO to
26.00.
Hogs, choice weights, 22.0O to
24.l0; Sows, 1900 to POTS; Pigs and
Shoats, 700 to 2l00 per head.
Steers, good. $500 to 2S7O: Com
mon to medium, 1850 to 24.10; Heif-
ers, good, 23.00 to 2590; common to
medium, l4.75 to 22.00; Cows, good.
1900 to 23.O0, common to medium.
1000 to 1900; Cows by the head,
$500 to $4,000; Bulls, 17.25 to 25.25;
Stocker cattle. 5000 to lS4OO per
head; Lambs, 1900 to 23.S0; Ewes
$50 to 1850; Bucks, $50 to 1900;
Goats, 300 to $50 per head; Horses,
200 to 4.05 per cwt., 1900 to 1850
per head
Chickens, broilers, 1880 to 3lOO;
Hens, 100 to $500
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27
Bell Photo. Staff Engraving.

Bell Photo. Staff Engraving.
Sisk. Of Norfolk, Va, sang "Oh,
Promise Me, AT Dawning," and
Because"
The bride. who was given in mar
riagc by her father, wore a ballerina
length dress of white lace, and a
finger tip veil of illusion net held by
a band of orange blossoms She car
ried her mothers white Bible with
white roscbuds
Her maid of honor was Miss Betty
Starr Kildow who was attircd in a
dress of blue organdy with a head
band of blue delphinium. She carried
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27
Baltimore Family
Shows Loyalty To
Area and Its Climate
by Tacy lowering

Stood tbn ,itiz.n. bo,n and otbcrs all
,lo,o ,,o. oont,.,l. o,.t.,,, state. have
know, that ono of lis greatest
charm. /. its nyiuor,tino simmer
,.I;n,ot. g,u,.I,. bo p,tti,,or. SIM
dow. Su,, ,,a,.a .,,o,. fin. from. n,o. of
tbo footu,.n section, to IN, article obout
Oakland II, y.lici If aa.c,.ibnd tbn
tow, III t,. ,l,in. of MARYLAND OF
tbo .un,n,o,. f,ni}in. who have crown
20 low. tbi. .,,.e, p,,n b,. os Ionr q
record or atrac,;.,,atr Iovallv TO the
b1 and lake ,..o,nt,v If Garrett
,ol,ntv j. tb. rIovard. Of Baltimore.
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1trs uouard ~ to,yr cau.d Oak
Iand ~ III rnute vast whore a. tbo
,ra;,, n.ut tb,orob !, tbo evoning
h. na,,Id So. tbo Iadi.. ,,aIl.i,o abont
Il, bI,rl.t shawl. This sounded so
.++,..+i,.. ,,a+ Ar. Howard and ber
mother Mrs. Francis Scott Key, the
widow Of the writer of the Star
Spanelcd Banner. brought the chill
dren to Oakland.
Tho f,..t ,.oa,. tb.v .tavod at -
fa,.o, bo,.o n,,t an tho ro,d 10 Pod
tIor.o Won, ~ two Iator tb.y
bouobt - small nronortv ON Alder
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=, buntina Iodoo boIongino to the Jor-
do, StalIo,.s also If RaI+inoro This
bou.o ,y,. in, WHOM tho Harvard.
hourbt if INIT tbov added to If on
tho hack and tbo East side So that
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27

President Truman is determined to
ask control powers over rising prices
if other means fail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Alternately Note
Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alternately
observed their 18th Wedding Ami
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lAprs. UNFURNIsHED tcens.)

COLLEGE park or 2 bedrms.,
well-equipped kit, uv. nm. dinette
and bath, ample closet space; $S1 80
UP, incl. utils.; nr. schools. shops
and transp.: walking distance uni
yersity Of Md. UN. 1878 or SH.
s062. -26
BROOM UNFURN. APT. stove, refgr
Couple, no children; $50 mo. Call
10. 9-9785. -22
HYATTsvILLE, MARYLAND-1 and
2 bedroom units available May /,
In garden-type apartment; con:
venient transportation, schools and
stores; $50 and sos per month,
4sR nspdng q5stss eADDy D4sos to R5as: Mas
Island ave-. Hyattsyille. Nd. yN
NEAR sUITLAND-3 rms. kit, bath,
garbage disposal. all utils.. pvt.
entr;: $40; H. s275. o:-23
liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath;
nr, bus and shopping center; adults
I5 5st RM ster 9sa5% ESQ Kit 4s,s seP,2E Fs2Is;
St.. Bladensburg, Nd. 80
ARLINGToN-Very attrac.. 1-bedrm
apt. in apt. bldg; 10 min. to White
House: married couple only: block
to bus and shopping center; $66 mo
Apply 10 am. to 4 pm, 1900 North
18th st., Arlington. Va.
1910 25th ST. S.E.-New brick semi
det.. 2-fam. apts.; 2 bedrms. Tenant
Mn sTrn MT. uti ,vs ays, rat: soon; Fsas ssS
1sS RI K. i. AVE. Ne, =, rms. noofsi XII. and
per mo. JOSEPH z. BRUNO, NC
903 H NV. ST, 1920,
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APARTMENTS WANTED
EMPLOYED SINGLE GIRL wish

furn. or unfurn. efieiency or furn.
prefer apt; BIDS; $50; SO max. ma nissi Box
rHYsIc1AN ISfsRt ar COUPLE, no children. IL,
fsI desire ,aIS a6edrm m wa.. apt, fura or un-
t,sld nska Hospitals. GE. 1000. Ext.
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT for four
employed and responsible girls, Du-
pont Circle or GEORGETOWN area. Call
M: O614 after pm. and all day
ELDERLY LADY of refinement and
moderate means desires sitting
room, bedroom and bath with break
fast and maid service; private fam
lily preferred; location convenient to
center Of city. Box 129-D. Star.
FURN. OR UNFuRN. APT. for mother
fsrree aq 9a0s 10 SssGi sSsslo Sc section a5 pre-
NAVY DEPT. ENGINEER requires
efficiency or 1-bedrm. apt. in ant.
aouse' stss' NV; se5 max. Box 240:D,
LADY DESIRES 1-bedroom apt. In
G,ymnie Gs0Tgstog1 eaeI vicinity around 800.
YoGHG. iSSfG'' gzSf; EMP. LADY oRaAxSIsr
prefer apt. bldg. RE. 2995 between
YOUNG COUPLE desire well-furnished
1:bedroom apt. in vic. Nebraska.
Wis. Mass. ave.; no children. OR.
NETHERLANDS EMBASSY empioye;
small. furnished efficiency or l.
bedrm: apt; GOOD NV. Sec; no
coTPIE and schoolgirls want s or
ABOUT $s5: Can UN. s4ss. @2s
rm: -bedrm. comb. bath, kit; fur
nnished; immed. occup, No share.
EMPLoYED Rnf oiIn iYsootujNG LADY and iathe,
home, NV. section. EN-. 1855. -23
MAN desires one-bedroom apt. furn.
in Mt. Pleasant sect. RA. 0530. 23s
YOUNG LADY, employed PIX I'd and
14th NV, desires furnished or un-
f9s9ished n4sg he oasi sgs- In same vic; as. En-
LADY WITH CHILD wishes studio
l rm.. kit, pvt; bath, pvt. entrance,
not over $50, nice section. WA. 220s
after 8. -23
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMED FORCES. all ranks. perma-
nently. stationed Washington area.
need furn. and unfurn. houses and
apis. II interested in desirable ten
ants: list with ARMED FORCES
HOUSING, 10 }1a,s the Pentason. RE. $500.
AIR FORCE COLONEL desires ys@ : or
4-bedroom house. unfurnished. Pref
erabiy Chevy Chase or NV. BOX
5 BEDRMs.. furn. or unfurn., 2
adults, ,housekeeper. carefully dis
etplined youngsters; maximum rent,
300 mo. Call MR.. RABY, NE.
NAVAL OFFICER desires unfurn.
house. 9 lge. or 4 bedrms.. in va.
~ S-s3so % through ~ April: 6
NoRTHRRsr ii Il We OR NORTHEAST EG1 AREA
preferred-Small Groom house, S1OO
month; 91Ga TIT Teflned hs,l white 5s 5tssmily. RE.
FINNISH Dfi. It fAMiLY. mi ;,sSs; adults. Ss de-
sire abr. furn. modern house. NV.
Ho. 0556. Ext. "a; eyes,. OR. 7449.
HOUSE or apartment, 2 or 8 bed
rooms, unfurnishsd; within lo-mile
FURN. HoUsE0s bedrooms, '0f for q 5
naul's maui s1S SsaevS ca Gheas os T715 p g. area area
8 BEDRMs.. furn. or unfurn.; in
D. c.; 2 adults. housekeeper, 3 care
fully disciplined youngsters; maxi
RHBY, RaR Fsns. M. 5ss9l s39o mo, Call MR..
COMFORTABLE unfrEnished home
in nearby MARYLAND. by. couple and
l7-year-old son; must be available
sign lease. csI UN: 0744 after
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HOUSES UkFURNisHEp

home: garage, large porch. Avail
drive Ne New hampshire aSenSe SS iaSthe Hishe
lands subdivision. Shown by ap-
sS'asRsnf sSsFHs IL T. siR R6sf fs6 g. s2 e.. s5S5 S5
auto. g.h.-w h.. stove. refgr.. shades,
screens; nr. Fairfax shop. center Sc.
81 Sl23 ntISoN4 mSi Ak pias aes5. -ses;s.
tached brick, 1-year- old. living room,
dining room. completely equipped
kitchen 1st floor; 8 bedrooms and
bath. 2nd floor; gas heat; available
May 4th. Rent S14O mo. Call
sEIT5ELL; aITS ELL DI; 300; al
INC, v VI. 7sHo''"''0n' s7oo. L. M: &c >
lge. liv. rm., dinette. Kit. bath,
util. rm.. 4 closets. auto. oil heat;
sopNEY T. woop sTn owned and ssasnd
Lab, of Colesyille rd.. on Rose
mere St. HOLLYWOOD Park. 18th
s9pse sg os99 99 right. s75 per menth. 1.
cfAfly2 ~ ffE S'eI eoIaAsE-s s searms:. 2 5sa 1sshs.
gar.; nr. school; May /. $3.50.
MRS, CLYDE c. DUNNINGToN,
JEFFERsoN MANOR. yA.-se5 per
month; 2 bedrms., duplex; available
Immediately. 81. 1919. go
HILLANDALE, near. Naval Ordnance
Laboratory-2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
large living room. large yard with
house. full basement. Vacant June
5sst;: Sl50 mo. Call NO. S57O. Box
DIsTRicT% - HE1GHrs-4 bedTms, n
full basement. range and refriger-
ator. Convenient to, Andrews Field
and Suitland Govt. bldgs.: $3.50
rTo rye GBIEDKMs:; GIE lse. Iiy. Em. t25x
lawn and surroundings. 55 Mont
rose ave-: Garrett Park. Md; poss.
May l: $3.50. Phone LO. 5-OO99.
TAKOMA PARK
2 bedrms;, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen,
bath. Shown by appt. MICHAEL
WALSH 4 SON, 12ii Eye st. NV,
HE. e2S2. -23
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR sALG

THREE RMS; 1 or 2 bedrms., en-
trance foyer. lge. closets; conv. 10
shops and transp.; open I to 4
pm. daily. 2039 N. H. ave. NV.
NAYLoR GARDENs-soth and Nay.
lor I'd. s.e.-Several select l. 2. g.
bedroom units available. Lowest mo.
charges In D. C. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE 1888: evenings. GE. 1920
BRoADMoOR-S expos, liv. rm.,
1928. foyer. dinette, kit. bedrm.,
den or End bedrm.. din. rm.. laund..
maid ser. avail. WO. 5000, Apt. 500.
-27
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1AhOWIh FAHh
2 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen
bath. Shown by appt. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-herthwss.
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH

LArEe semidet. brick. 8 large rooms,
breakfast room, recT. room. ARE
places . baths, EArAGe Priced
right. For information call RA
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK - Center
hall brick Colonial: southern expos
ure; large lst floor den and Law; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths; finished attic: oil
&C. heat; brick garage; near main
line bus. Call Mr.. LYON, EN-.
4570 with Thos. I. Phillipsl.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
sSparats rooms expert packing,
CO.. INC. est. 1906
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO..
24-hr. service: furniture. trunks and
baggage AT. 2759 or FIR O3S6
PARKS TRANSFER-Day or night
moving; reas. rates. Call day or
night. AID. 1887. 23s
EX-GI-Local. long distance moving,
packing, Grating; lge., sm. jobs; any
thing, anywhere. JOHN, HO. 5S19.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; rea. Ia. 1887; eves.. GE. l416.
BROWNERS EXPRESS. light and
heavy hauling, full or part loads;
minimum, So. For free estimates
call FIR. 1921.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Six bedrms:. 3h baths. lst floor
plan; brick detached. NatHraiiy, Ike
all houses, 1t has Q liv. rm. with
fireplace: din. rm., and very smart
kit. Large lot Priced to sell
quickly; good financing We insist
you see 1t on the inside. Attractive
decorations, immaculate throughout.
Call Mrs. D'Amecourt, with JAMES
L. DIXON CO., 1922 18th st. NV.
ST. 1900; eyes,, W0. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-ho+heos,

LINCOLN PARK family
home with an income of S2.3l0 yr.
in addition to owners apt Of 4
rms. and bath. Modern kitchen and
tiled baths. oil burner, h.-w:h.:
terms arranged. Ewes. phone Mr.
owen. Georgia $3.50. L. r. GRA-
Waite. realtors. 1913 X 81. NV.
MicHiGaN Hc H;a pARK-Near Catholic o..
La Sale College and Monastery;
prewar det. brk. Colonial with slate
roof. large concrete screen porch.
beautiful paneled rec. rm. with bar,
22..ft. liv. rm. with firepl., 3 lovely
bedrms. and 2 full tile baths on End
floor; Anchor-fenced rear yard; en-
tire property in absolutely immacu-
late condition. Real buy At SCI $50.
Ewes. call AID. 4234, FRANK s.
,lR1HauLiLtr RHILLtIps. pI; 14ll; .,v am2so
bath brick. built-in garage, lavatory
in bsmt.. rec. rm. with fireplace,
cedar lined closets. Prewar con-
struction, on lovely wide street:
oil h.-v.h; vacant. Priced TO sell.
Call W. D. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS
Ofters Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended. North Of University
Lane
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEA-
WITH oTHER APPAkTMEENNTTs.
AND BE AMAZEDi
/. Private entrances. and
broad. private terraces for
family living; face a whole mile
Of cool wooded parkland.
cious layouts OF one. two, and
three bedroom units. some
with bedrooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety for chill
dren. with one-way traffic, and
brings the car TO your own
4. Almost half the units are
end units, with sun, air and
long views on three sides. :.
5. Masonry walls between
units provide complete sound
8. stair-climbing reduced to
minimum. as private en-
frances go per cent Of total)
enter directly at ground level.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
One bedroom. living room.
dining room. kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms, living room.
dining loom, kitchen. and
$94.5O
Three bedrooms. living
room; snd i'd dining room. kitchen
$112.50
(All Utilities Included in Rent)
sample Apartment at 443 g.
Hampton Drive. Furnished BY
MALCOLM SCATES
REPRESENTATIVE ON
PREMISES
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire Ave. 7/1O Of
mile north Of the trafic light
at University lane to the sign
on the property.
B. F, SAUL co,
Rental Agent
S26 18th st. NV, MA. 2100
JAMES C. FTNNEY
Resident Manager
265 Southampton Dr., JU. 7-938a
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FOREST HILLS

Custom built brick Of French design.
beautifully situated on nicely land
Scaped lot with terrace Built n
1897. It contains hail. living room
dining room. sunroon. pantry
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and baths:
maids room and bath; oil heat: ga
rage.
BETHESDA
CBATTERY PARK AREA)
4-bedroon and 3-bath New EnElsnc
Colonial OF white brick and sidiag
built in 1885 and close TO trans
portAtion and shoppins; an attrac.
tive: comfortable home on nicely
landscaped lot.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co,
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner & Spring Valley
4s30 Mass. Ave, NV. OR 4464
Evenings Telephone IA. 5579.
List Your House With US)
Evening star., 1950-04-21
APARTMENTS UhEURkIsHEp

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,Sf9lRT GfSTRle pEfferEed TO- badl@ 2as10 S2 nf
theater, elem. and high schools.
1888 .9ggilncy pl.' BladensburE. Nd
AEETAs. AEETAs 1vIA4iABL AVAILABLE at cobur TerTace. TS
Md; close to schools and shopping
center; bus stop at door. WA. Ss 27ss
A MODERN l BEDRM. APT. near
5$ss 5sf.5 from 9 to 8; Ju. 7-sSsts' ESs
GEORGETowN-Efdciency apt. for
rent. Call DU. o623 after Z pm
ALExANDRIA-Available immed., two
2-bedroom apts., suitable for cou-
Pentagon, Navy Annex; conv. transp.
and shopping. OV. 0950. --21,
LGE. 2-BEDRM. APT, in Sc. Wash
5aEn SESDa SO 5s"'iSs mo- 'S{siff ca Me- 1fo $Sss @
bs4 18th ST. N.E.-2 rms, kit. and
bath; refgr;.; $3.50. THOMAS :.
BROWN. 615 4th st. s.w., MA. 1919.
l:BEpRM. IN .l APT, modern, oder Uni qntuIn;;
blinds. ventilating fan, parquet floor;
2nd floor. $3.50. Applications ac-
aGafs fRisa lS't6e t6 5sDt Week.-Mrs. sSa OtSFm 70
Sat, 1000 block Ga. ave. WooD-
MeKenney ave-. Sil. Spg.' Nd. -22
Downtown "oyrsr MsS: iIiS w 18th ST E. Nw W.
bath apt: ,eley. bldg; suit. cple,.
B. F. SAUL CO, 925 18th st. NV.
asHs aue St: nsv asA 1osafR ates ipss fS4n
l143 8 to 8, with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Realtor, 1882 X st. NV.
1 BEDRM., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
pSan. ptiIs; isfl; sa oT5s Ta5 s sk M Md s73
ssi so: % 2-Sedgrm! sg apt. $3.50. ss3ls. rRl.
Incl. utiis. @ Adults I AIae'eS pref See soni1v mgr
SsEes x g. s:S :$'a} sss s::ns' sS ST
VIRGINIA, adjacent Barcroft-iiv.
ssth. , $s2sS; g. ut5i;' iacIadsd s ApD!Y ay
Taylor St, Arl. GIL. 6491. -22
80 EYE ST. N.W.-Janitor's bsmt.
ant; 2 2 bsdrms.' oil furnace; s4ss;55o
FoUR 2-bedrm.. living rm., kitchen,
dinette and bath apts., 4404-440e
and 4412 Texas ave. Sc; $3.50
incl. all util., janitor service, stor-
age space and laundry facilities In
basement; Venetian blinds through
out, Fairgrounds for children. For
additional information call this
office Monday, EDWARD R. CARR
1910 Vermont ave. NV, MA. 1905
e-BEDRooM APARTMENT available
May 1. Call Hillside 1929 after
2 pm or all day Sunday. 23s
3 RMS, KITCHEN AND BATH for
couples with good references; prices
range $65 to S75. For appt., EX
521s. j, B. MALLOS REALTY, 1928
2 RMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, s71e
Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, JU
TWo,BIEDRooM APARTMENTS "a
large rooms) on 1st and 3rd floors
in lovely garden apartment build
ing; $9S.50 mo-, incl. utils. and pvt
parking; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. S1l0 Tahona drive, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 7-9024. "a
HYATTSvILLE-Bedr liv rm., kit.
hall. pvt. bath; adults only, WA.
S179 after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

MODERN 2-FAMILY ROW BRICK.
With Ice picture windows; apt;
has 4 rms. ecnp. elec. kit and
bath; other apt. has l rIn.. kit.
and bath. Price reduced TO Sl6.S50.
Sub. cash required. Ewes, co. S4l4
TISHLER-REALToR. To. ese0.
ARKANSAS AVE. AND FARRAGUT
81. N.W.-Fully det., peri. cond.: 6
rms, bath. mod. kit. fully equipped;
oil heat, garage, 3 porches: conv TO
everything; priced 10 sell on easy
terms. Call Mr.. Tucker, eyes,. ia.
2477
TIsHLER, Realtor. TU. $500.
-21
BRIGHTWOOD-sl.5 300 DOWN
Detached brick: rms. 2 apts.; tiled
kitchen, full basement, oil heat
Det: garage. Mr. Zagami, LA,
zAdAM1 REALTY. Ii. 7-es77
BRIGHTWOOD
6;room. brick. ssmidet. home, conven;
loc. to everything: bedrms.. oil
h.-v.h., auto. washer; Sl2,950. Call
Mr. D. Obrowolski.
CAMPANEII.A & WOOD
EX 4ll3: Ewes. 81, S066, -22