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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo,+

COLoRED-sGLE. RIM. with an
privils,; for man or woman. 1920
H st. ne, AT 1853.
COLORED - BROOKLAND; vacant.
1904 R. l. ave. ne. bedrms., all
Real bargain. 10. 1857. DE. $40.
COLORED-BRoOKLAND-Fully det
corner, Dutch Colonials 6 rms. oil
heat, built-in gar, lovely side porch,
nice rec. rm., one of the best houses
avail avail in Brookland priced right;
to inspect. call R.. G. DUNNE, HO.
01oo; eyes. and Sum. Mr.. Jarrett,
CoIoRED-BEAUTIFUL semidetach-
ed home, 8 rms. tiled bath. auto
CoLoRED ~ BEAUTIFUL Trinidad
ave home. This attractive house
has 6 sun-fiooded rooms, 2 porches,
oil heat, hardwood floors; very rea-
sonable. Call MIR. WILLIFoRD, DE.
COLORED-NEw, MODERN, detached
brick home. 6 rooms, large rec. rm
with u bath, modern kitchen, new
lighting system; long sodded lawn:
10th and Meade st. ne. Directions:
Out Mimi. ave. to Meade st., left
o on n Mesde tq 1eh house Open 2 to s
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND, 1900 block
Irving st.--Det. 6 rms; only $1,000
down; Price, $4,000. LA. 6-s669,
CoLoRED - Two-FAMILY,; close-in
good section: easy terms A real
buy MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 5969;
ewes, RA. 341S
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK of Bryant
st. n.e.-6 large rooms, 2 inclosed
porches, full basement; S1,50O down.
COLoRED-3900 BLOCK CLAY PL.
Me- rms, bath bsmt., semidet. :;
terms. MRS. RENWICK, TU. 1871
or MI. 1857.
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RALPH D. COIN
1924 K st. NV. Ex. 57O5. AK. s19s.
Colored, 142 r st. NE.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO S
brick, 10 rms, 3
baths, 3 kits, oil heat. Excellent
income possibilities. Move in with
deposit.
RALPH D. COIN
1921 KSt. NV. Ex. 57O5 or ST.. $3.50.
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COLORED
BROOKLAND
COLORED.
OPEN 1875

3942 Blaine st. n.e.---Semidet. brick
home of 5 rms. full bsmt., gas
a.-c.. heat. nice fenced-in yd., dis
posal unit and disbwasher: GI loan.
Unusually low price. See today
sure. MA. 1913
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ANACOSTIA
$63.6O MONTHLY

VOCsOO N1O4N Z III
Including taxes and insurance, is all
you pay for this charming. almost
brick home Of rooms, bath. 3 bed.
rooms. gas &C. heat, etc. House in
excellent condition and in fine Sc.
location. Low cash payment and
priced at only S11,450 for quick
sale: To-day. call Mr.. Jones. RE.
05S5, Ext. 507.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911,
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HILLCREST

Spanish Style Brick
Exceptional brand-new house of q
rms, baths, all-elec. fully equip
ped kitchen. lse. recr. rm., built-in
garage. This house has so much to
offer that one has to see 1t to ap-
probation. We invite the discrimi-
mating buver who wants something
unusual Shown by 'appt. only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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OhF OL HILL
Six rms, bath. full bsmt., oil INV.
heat: reduced $1,000 due to sick
ness. $500, terms to suit.
1908 ANACOSTIA RID.
Six-rm. bungalow. gas h.-w. heat, lot
100x1 so. fenced-in yard. Shown by
appt. only Exclusive.
DAVID F. FARLEY
Your Neighborhood Real Estate
A0AO
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LINCOLN PARh.
ne. Vacant. Newly dec. through
out, in perfect cond.; 10 rms, :
baths, . mod. kitchens, bSmt. with
. additional rms, laundry tray.
and toilet, oil h.-w.h.; priced to sci
at once, with terms. Call r. G
pUNNE; HO. 0700. Ewes, Mr.. JET.
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OPEN SUN, E-DARK
A beautiful brick home in excel. cond
and ready to move into without
plus a heater. inclosed and insu-
lated sun porches on 1st and End
floors: side-hall entrance; full bsmt..
oil h.-w.h., playroom and built-in
heated gar This home is q wonder
full buy at only $4,000 with low
properly Sunday. It viii sell on
sight. Dir: Out Fla. ave. ne. to
Trinidad ave. left on Trinidad q
few blocks to Queen St. right to
open sign. Call MA. 9797 or LU.
4-3342 daily. Ewes. and SUM-. call
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors. o26 n. Y. Ave. NV.
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HoUSES-SALE-k.E. tcont. J

OPPOSITE FIT. TOTTEN PARK-Pre-
war built; S-yr.-old semidet. brick:
6 rms. bath; 3 lovely bedrms.; new
ly redecorated, high elevation; conv.
to transp,; must be sold. To in
or AP 1890 ewes PECK co
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COIORED.
LYMAN PLACE N E.

COLORED
Open Today, l to 5 PM.
4OO4 BLAINE ST. NE
This you must see today! Modern
semi-det. Br. home in excellent
condition Has large cheerful
rooms, modern shower bath and
kit. Attractive recr. rnl. with bar.
Law. in bsmt. Gas heat. Many
extras such as anchor fencing.
Venetian blinds, plenty of shrubs
and flowers, deep level lot and large
screened front porch. Near schools,
shQnninp and tranSnnrfafinn
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ESTATE SALE

ESTATE SALE
Permits an exceptionally good buy
of this detach. 1a-story bungalow
in excel. location having rms. 2
baths, 4 bedrms., 2-car gar; oil
heat. etc. For details today cali
Mr. Jones. RE. 05s5. Ext. 5O7.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
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2613 BRANCH AVE, HILLCREST
Det stone and brick Cape Cod, nearly
ReS Rtshen laFss ssone n@f es'ns gas Seat
double brick garage, beautiful rec.
rm., large level lot, incest s.e. areaS
S27,500, reasonable terms.
ANNENBEItG REALTY CO.
1857 It'll q Ia
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS
FAIRLAWN

Corner. s-rm., semidet. brick; fun
bsmt. with attached gar; oil h.-w h.;
with T. PAUL MUDD CO.. LU.
4-43S2; ewes. and wkends, VI. 1910.
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First floor: Living rm. with fireplace,
large porch opening of living rn.
Center entrance, powder rm.. din
equipped. Inclosed porch of Kitchen.
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Continued on Next PAGE,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12
ID. {. Attorney
Protests Bias

WASHINGTON (ANP)- A
white attorney, Felix S. Cohen,
recently protested what he called
discrimination against Ameri-
can Indians inthe farm loan pol
icy of the Farmers Home admin
istration.
In a letter tothe administrator,
billiard B. Lasseter, Cohen opposed
L~asseter's decision to exclude In
dams from the federal rural hous-
ing program funds. He said:
"The decision of the Farmers
Home administration is inconsist-
ent with the settled policy Of other
departments and agencies of the
federal government to treat In
dian land owners on a par with
other land owners in the alloca-
ton of federal assistance"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12
Declares Dixiecrats And
Communists Carry Similar Traits

NEW ORLEANS CAMP ST.
milarities between Dixiecrats and
Communists were pointed out by
the Rev. Vincent J. O'Connell
when he declared that union or
ganization of southern workers is
necessary to open up the uptapp-
ed millions of American purchas-
ing power, and that labor's pro-
gram for America and the world
is the program most suitable for
promotion of the general welfare
of all.
Father O'Connell spoke at the
opening ofthe 38th convention of
the Louisiana State Federation of
Labor in New Orleans last Mon
day. He is general chairman of
the Catholic Committee of the
South.
Dixiecrats and Communists alike
+ given to hypocrisy, desire die
tatorship and seek to establish
company unions," he charged.
Communists try to hide Red sup
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12

remacy behind the sacred name
of democracy while Dixiecrats
hide white supremacy behind
the sacred name of States
Rights" he declared. while the
communists establish political die
t%atorship, the Dixiecrats support
economic dictatorship"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12
Baseball Players Seeking Big League
Berths Plagued by Many Handicaps


talking back toy Mr.. Hickey him
self.
When it comes to ages of play
ers, who ever demurred when the
Yanks (there they are again)
signed Wilcey Moore for relief
udling. No one ever knew Will
cey's correct age and he had
been knocking around for a long
time. Only last year, the desperate
champs brought up a guy named
Buxton who had been founder
ing around in the minors ever
since Hector was a pup. And what
about Bobo Newsome? He is a
pleasant AZ now = = and has ask
ed for another whirl in the big
time. Age is no matter there.
And for being hard to handle,
Ever hear Of Shanty Hogan and
Babe Ruth? Remember the time
Shanty chased a Pullman porter
off the train when he was with
the Giants. And Babes escapabes
are too numerous to mention. That
my friends, is called "color" but
with a Negro it's hard to handle
and personality difficulty.
There was the irresponsible
| Rogers Hornsby, whose love for
. the nags lead him into difficulties.
| Shufflin' Phil Douglas who left
| the Giants in the midst of a cham
| pionship drive to go fishing. And
so on and so on. They are too nu-
| merous toenumerate. But no story
| on this would be complete with
out some reference to the worlds
champion screwball, that famous
pitcher Rube Waddell? Lefty Co.
mez had his moments too. AND
how about Buddy Rosar who ran
away from the Yanks to take q
police exam, and that famous
catcher with the Washington Sen
ators who preferred spending his
| time sitting on a cracked barre
in his native North Carolina. The
woods are full of 'em. So all the
double talk about Negroes being
(1) over age and (2) hard to
handle is so much gobbledogook.
Let's quit stalling. The managers
even have Negro readers believ-
ing this tripe.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12
concluded O

concluded from page p
Only one man on both teams,
Earl Sudduth of the Chicago
squad, was considered by experts
as a good prospect, and he did
not appear in the intercity meet.
He will get a chance to show his
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12
By Alvin E. White

NEW YORK (ANP)- Negro
baseball players seeking big league
berths, are much in the position
of the famed old film classic Over
the Hill tothe P~oorhouse.' Ways
in those days said they not only
made it hard tog ct tothe poor
house, you had to climb a hill to
get there!.
Negro baseball players besides
the racial handicap which is al
ways present are plagued with
two additional handicaps, age and
temperament.
Everywhere a Negro ball play
er shows up, there is the question
of how old he is? For instance,
Sammy Jethroe now is said to be
much older than his official
records state. Authority for it is
a white ball player now with the
Yanks (who have no Negro play
ers at ally. Hank Bauer says he
played against Jethroe over in
East st. Louis years ago. Perhaps
he did what does that prove?
Don Newcombe a strapping big
fellow, had to put his age up to
get a baseball job SO that added
two years he put on the applica-
ton blank, still plaques him. The
case of Satchel Paige is another
one, but there is no doubt that
Satch was beyond the accepted age
limits when he broke the barriers
to play two seasons with Cleve-
land.
If the Negro surmounts that
age barrier, he is always a per-
sonality problem. His temperament
is all wrong. He is either too do
cile or not docile enough. Sammy
Bankhead is proving this point.
That he is a good pitcher is be-
yond question and he is showing
up in the training camps like a
world beater. But will Hickey quit
playing cop and add him to the
staff. One of the reasons appear
ing in local prints is the whisper
ed. "he's hard to handle" Hump
Or is Mr.. R. still talking about
the ~"saturation point" on the
Dodgers, which he says was reach
ed when Newcombe became the
third Negro on his team? Can ne
afford to add another? That's
why he called Jethroe excellent
surplus and sold him to Boston.
Mr.. R. said the Dodger outfield
was it's strongest department, so
Sammy Jethroe was surplus. The
Brooklyn team had it retained
Jethroe, would have had a black
axis right through the middle and
there is where the strength of
championship teams lies = catch
ing, second baseing and center
fielding.
Now the talk is that Bankhead
will 20 to Boston or some other
team if Hickey can get his price
which amt exactly chickenfeed.
Bankhead will bring a cool half a
hundred grand if. he is dispensed
with via the sale route.
They said Don NewCombe's
help himself. Don doesn't mince
words, he'll tell you off in a min
ute.
Iackie Rnhinsnn,s story of how
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-12

80A oSoS
April 10.
If he comes through he will
probably be doomed as the new
white hope of 1851 or 1852. He
is a native of Walnut Ridge, Ark,
and apparently is just the type of
fighter needed to boost the game
from a financial standpoint.
If Sudduth or some other
youngster does not come through
soon this ringsider sees a dirth of
good boxing gates for quite a
while in the future.
Satterfield to Meet Lee Oma
In Chicago
In May, Chicago has the prize
fight of the month in the bout
between Bob Satterfield, the clout-
ing young Chicagoan who has de-
cided to take pugilism seriously,
and Lee Oma who claims to be a
heavyweight challenger of sorts.
This is just the type of fight
Satterfield needs in his continu-
Gus climb to the top either as a
heavyweight or a light heavy
weight. S~atterfield is not quite
ready for a title bout yet, but he
can use bouts with good trial
horse" fighters such as Oma.
He sould be happy to have
learned that Ezzard Charles would
not be available for the May date
because he probably would have
lost tothe champ and be come a
nonentity once more.
If Bob is as alert as he has
| been in his last two fights he
| figures to defeat Oma and score a
| couple of knockdowns to boot
| Since Oma is not an extremely
| clever fighter Bob's lack of boxing
| style will not hurt him.
In theory Satterfield has some
thing of a glass jaw, but Oma is
not quite the slugger to kayo him
In such a bout Bob should get g
| chance to do a bit of good de
| fensive work to improve his box
| inc ability. A sensational kayo
would put Bob right at the top.
Tip to Ray Robinson
Ever since welterweight king
Ray Robinson announced that he
would like a shot at the middle
weight championship, welter-
weights have eagerly awaited his
moving out so they could have a
/ shot at the title. They know thai
| Robinson has much trouble MAX
ing the weight.
Middleweight champion Jake
LaMotta, whom Ray has defeated
four out of five bouts, however,
apparently wants none OF Ray
very soon, so = every six months
| Raw has to defend his title and
sweat off some p%oundage.
A new means of losing pound
age and still eating has been of
fered from England sweating
them off in a baking oven. A
young amateur boxer, Bert Smith,
found himself overweight with
the fight only hours away and no
wav to sweat or work them off.
Someone suggested a canteen
oven, and he and his hackers
agreed.
After some 80 hot minutes in
the oven during which his friends
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ARLINGTON RIDGE RID.
RAMBLE UP

{OPEN, 2-b P.M.)
Yes. you can afford to climb a few
stairs for such q value This g.
bedrm. home has q spacious liv. rm..
din. rm., kitchen and full bsmt.;
lge. lot with outdoor fireplace; conv.
to. bus. shops. parochial and public
Top your list with this one. 70
reach: Continue on Lee hwy. past
Falls Church trafic light to Cameron
st., turn right to our open sign.
Les Farnum & Associates
1852 Washington Blvd. ON, 1904.
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OPEN SUNDAY-1 TO5P.M
411O WOODBERRY ST.. UNIV. PIX
spacious rooms. baths. large mod
kit. det gar. Open to an offer. II
see: Out Mich. ave. to Dist. line
then out Queens Chapel I'd. .2.7 mi
to Woodberry ST.. left 3 blocks te
our sign and home, Mrs. Knight or
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
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OPEN SUN, is PM.
IMPOSING CORNER BRICK
2-YEAR-OLD CENTER HALL
COLONIAL
Very large corner lot G72-ft. front.
age>, beautifully handicapped. will
unusual f1agstone barbecue patio
6 rms. "a baths 1St f. powder
rm), screened porch GOx2O)
garage tslate roof. new awnings,
etc. Fine community Bus al
door. Only S23,950. (S3,50O less
than original cost. Terms. 2O0l
DIRECTIONS: Drive out Riggs I'd
to Lewisdale entrance Qst street
past traffic light at Agar rd), right
to home.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV, Realtors. ME. $500
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500 S. CHERRY ST., Falls Church.
Attractive masonry Colonial: Ist q
has lily. ,rm.. din. I'm. and equipped
kit,; stsrs bsdrns; 9,Sl h:r,, and tile bath up'
SAhgs Sl gssssssi Rs4ETT 81 IT, "a e' asis R
GI-e-rm. prewar bungalow. iarr.
corner lot; nice neighborhood. nr
nSdPpes snd On 'susin: susns ssx,
h;,wih; oil, Bendix washer. owner
AL BARER 2a OFFERS several be.utifu MIGI
building sites in heart Of exclusive
Masonic Heights, One corner. loi
For appt. to see these. cali Al
AL BAKER OFFERS $1,000 down, mo
payments Of 1880. Buys q 3.
bedrm. bungalow with expansion at.
TIC; ss min; drive Key Bridge. Sit.
acres. Excellent home Tor srowins row 4
family with modern comfortable liy.
Ing For appt. call AL. 6644 or TIE
al BAKER OFFERS s1,soo % down
bal: S75 mo; including everything
mo sTek ,emdss x ssdges gm to ss ss5
equipped kit, full bsmt., gas &C
heat, outside entrance, Venetian
blinds, picture windows. Nr. O. ".
High School. For appt.. call AL.
Al III BAKER RI Te orFRss FRfs s11oo down a. and
large 5-rm. tiled bath brick SEMI is
det. with picture. windows, Venetian
blinds, full bsmt.. gas &C. heat,
fenced-in yard, convenient 10 wash
ington or Belvoir. For appointment,
can Al; IvS S644 rr er TIE; 7343; -27
balance less than rent. this modern
brick semidet;. home. Has liv. rm.,
din. rm.. modern kit, 9 nice sized
bedrms:, tiled bath. full bslnt., gas
heat. In an excellent location. Fol-
REpicfn aIPt; sa A.; AZ es4a; TE 5sas s:;
and Sun, 10 to 8. English Blk
jr.. size din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms. anc
bath and util rm.; 2nd d. has lge
s nedrm; and plenty q storage @ space
where Tss hwy, and Old pomin on u
DR.: part, turn right on Abinxdon "a
aT}s, 459S S2nd st; north. Arlington
5sa sRsa stt y.ss ssa ssa; n
and conyenient describes this su-
thentic. California brick rambler; 1t
has q Ice. liv. ,rm. with irepl.. din.
1m., modern elec. Kit. with Beudt1
washer. good-sixed bedrms., At
tached garase and utility rm.; an
h.-w;h.; lot, a2x1S5. Owner viii
consider Colonial IN exchange. 10
APPROX: 4 mi. south Of Alexandria
to WELLINGTON lane, right to No. 39
Wellington lane and Open" sign,
DeRAMUS REALTY CO.. FA. 1922,
4aBEDRM. BE & egfTi FRAME. IL miles Dse D. G.;
liv. rm. with f1repl.; full bsmt.; "
sfn sers; o6a ean psMn 5s pprchased for less than
cENTks EsIffas ShSRhNbt6SSd aas EslFtaS dSSs Sn. ~
come. $3.50 mo. Rms. and apts.
Priced to sell by OWNER. CHI. 3063.
1 ACRE, WOODED-Close-in Arling-
ton. high elevation. older frame,
very charming interior, center chin
ney firepis.. powder rm and 2 baths,
spacious high ceiling rms, big liv.
rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms. and COST.
kit.;. expansion attic space for Q
or 8 rms; oil h.-w.h.; rood buy II
$4,000. Ca1l Mr.. Brown, TE. 344b !;
ewes. and Sun, AL. 1852. CHARLES
r HoOFF. INC, ZIG Pfincs g..
saAeANnUtaes
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OPEN TODAY
l TO 4
3700 37th PI,

COTTAGE CITY, MD.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. for
only Sl3,950-Can be bought
/: through GI. A Dutch Colonial
2 design. Living room, dining
= room, kitchen. den. bedroom
.f-and bath on first floor. . bed
rooms and bath on second
floor. Full basement, auto
matte heat. Close to stores
and transportation. This
: house also has potentialities
= of being used as a doctors
office and home. Just over
District line. Charlie john
son. GIL. 1857. on premises
Directions: Out Biadens-
a. burg road, across District line
hto 31th place. left to home
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LAUREL REALTY OFFERS

LAUREL REALTY OFFERS
New ramblers: 3 bedrms., liv. rm
Din. rm:, kitchen and bath; auto
hot-air heat; will go GI.
Cape Cod bungalow, Q bedrms., liv
rnn., kitchen and bath: full hsmt ;;
expandable attic; equipped witt
storm windows and fully insulated
SS.975; convenient financing.
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION
broom bungalow on 4 acres O,
ground; hot-air heat, bsmt.; $500;
will go CT.
FALKLAND
6-room house consisting of bedrm
Nv: rnl.' sun porch. kitchen anc
iavatory on frst floor; 2 bedrms ane
bath on second; full bsnt.; heated
garage; on 8 acres of ground. Price
Apply LAUREL REALTY CO.
$50 washington Blvd, Laurel, Md.
Phone Laurel 492
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S12,750
60 nnn Cu

Brick Cape Cod, lge. living room with
open fireplace. dinette and fully
equipped kitchen, > good size bed
rooms. full tiled bath, stairway to
expansion attic, full basement; oil
h.-w.h., summer winter hookup;
crete street and sidewalk; assume
GI mortgage with payments approx
S67.50 mo-, including taxes and
insurance.
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S75n DOWN

Brick; pedrms, din. rm., full
. can't beat it: s75 mo. pays every
thing. j. RANDELL WALCROET,
Realtor. UN. 340O or WA. S246.
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peter ]. hasan
OPEN SUN, 1-5 PM.

Realtor, 3S41 34th st. ne. ;UN
s5S5, WA. 1857. Office open daily
including Sunday 9 am to Q % m
Evening star., 1950-02-26

ARLINGTON FOREST
Assume 4I loan Of s11,5oo at $3.50
on " acre lot. Has full bsmt., oil
heat, outdoor firepl. and patio; bor-
ders on park. Asking Sl6,850. Make
an offer.
BUNGALOW Us ACRES
Almost new: lse. liv. rm. with firepl.,
beautifully equipped kit, 2 bedrms.
tile bath. auto. washer and dryer,
oil radiant heat, lge. attic. scrn.
At Lorton. $4,000.
NEW STONE HOME
Most unusual. 5 huge rms. G., bed
.rms) and tile bath on 1st floor
upstairs roughed in for rms. and
bath; 3 rms. and tile bath in bsmt
gas heat. 2 stone ireols.: "a acre
lot: close sin : S13.5Oos
So 500 DOWN; S12,750
Nv rm., full bsn,t.. gas h.-w.h..
Venetian blinds,
HOME AND INCOME
Apt. for yourself and income Of $3.50
mo. from 2 others In this 3-apt.
brick home. nr. Presidential Gar
dens. Asking $1s,500.
F. E. MALCOLM
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NO CASH

Lovely 3-bedroom bungalow in
Morningside Village: First floor has
bedrooms and bath; second floor
has been attractively finished of
providing for one more nice bed
room; oil a.-c. heat; large fenced
lot. Remember-no down payment
to vet and monthly payments
only $50. For details, call Mr.. Ber-
ems, jr., or Mr.. Taylor. Sat. and
Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC. = 1923 K st. NV.
MA. 9141
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STUDIO BEDROOM

Very desirable 3-bedrm. brk., the
studio bedrm. 12x3o it., Q normal
size bedrms.. liy. rm, din. rm. and
klt.. full painted bsmt.. h.-wh h. May
Se financed FHA or GI. Only
LARGE 4 BEDROOMS
2ostory, S-rm. home; full bsmt. with
9-ft. ceiling. shower and dark rm. !;
lge. front and back porches, stair
way 70 attic, oil heat: range, refgr.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors, s5O5 Baltimore Blvd. Col
lese PIX, Md. TO. 633S, TO. 57S3;
EYES; EYES WA. 5641, UN. 1891. SH.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUBURBAN sAlE-v,pc,hIA
AURORA HILLS

NJ OAN ~ .41.
Beaut. new brick Colonial home oil
quality const., loc. on the ridge with
view of Capitol. Lge. Handicapped
grounds. charming entrance hall;
lse. liv. rm., 15x2S, with cozy firepl.
: lovely picture windows, screened
porch off liv. rm., lge. gracious din
rm. with picture window, mod. dc
luxe elec. equip dream kit. with
breakfast nook, tile powder rm. com
pletes 1st fl. De luxe master bedrm
with pastel tile bath and dressing
rm.; 2 other twin-sized bedrms. with
pastel tile bath, attract. rec. rm
with full bath. outside entrance, gas
&C. heat, attach. gar. Priced right
for immed. sale. Excel financing
Drive out Arl. Ridge Rd to South
23rd st., left on 23rd ST. to Ft Scott
dr., right on Ft. Scott DIR. to 277e
and open sign.
EXCLUSIVELY
N. C.. GROVES
Broker of Better Homes"
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Sl5,a50

GI APPROVED
Beautiful 6-rm. and bath brick
story, corner lot: 1st A., lge. living
room, very lge. dining room, fully
equipped kitchen: 2nd f.. 3 lge
bedrms.- and tiled bath; full base
- ment, lge. brick screened porch;
well built; as little as $500 down
to veteran making $4,000 or more
per year; non-veterans may pur-
chase with $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
WEST LANHAM HILLS

Exceptional buy-Liv. rm., large COM
Haafe kitchen, . bedrms. and bath.
st fl; 2 large bedrms., End f.; full
bsmt., gas heat; large lot with An
chor fence; belongs to a Navy lieu
tenant transferred overseas. Should
go G1 at S11,250. reas. terms for
non-veteran. CLYDE r. ADAMS,
Evening star., 1950-02-26
$1,000
~ nna-

GI-SgUU DOWN
New brick bungalow. corner lot: lge
living room, fully equipped kitchen
, bedrms. and tiled bath, lge
utility room. disappearing stairway
to expansion attic; monthly pay
ment approx. sos, including taxes
and insurance.