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than his fhmiiy'a attempt 10 find q
home, Mr. Clark In nav dstnTmin-
ed that they shall not give UP the
fight Ia move Ia Cicero and live
there In peace and harmony with
their white nolghbOrE The Chi
cago branch ~ the NAACP.
through George leighton, chair
man ~ It's legal redress commit
tee has filed damage suit for
5000 600 on Mr. C1arks behalf in
federal court Mr. Clark In also en-
pectod 10 appear next week before
Coax County Grand Jury invoS.
tigatlng the riotlnR
NAACP Urges Housing Probe
In the meantime. Mr., White,
who made an un-tho-SCens probe
during thr riot. urged Governor
Adlai stevenson ~ Illinois 10 In
yrstiRRts the housing factors be-
hind tho disturbance
In letter 10 the Governor, Mr.,
White frlicitRted him upon the
action h. took 30 suppress the riot
and urged him 10 appoint "a board
~ inquiry o! highly reHponHibls
citizens 10 the state Of Illinois 10
examine carefully tho manner In
which local public agencies in the
Chicago area are utilizing" state
housing funds and the p1wcr Of
eminent domain 10 dlsplhce Me-
gro families IN ChICARo'S already
oy"rcrpwdcd ghetto,
We feel" Mr.. White said. that
such an inquiry would reveal cor
rcctive steps. including provision
~ nrw housing on q nOn ssgreRA-
ted basis. a. allAy tensions and
preclude the rise Of violence and
repeated nscssHiiy for police ac'
ton The results would apply
not only 10 Chicago and Cicero,
but 10 localities throughout the
state which may utilize the same
state funds and pawcrs for h0us-
ing"
Calls Upon Chicago Mayor
Mr. white also called upon
Mayor Martin s. Kennedy Of
Chicago and Raymond ". Foley.
administrator Of the Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. ~ initiate steps 10 meet
the pressing housing needs OF
Negro families In the area In the
hope Of averting further out
breaks 81 antl.Nsgro violence.
Citing the increased Negro pop
ulatiOn. the displacement of TO-
900 Negro families for slum clear
Ance, and public Developments,
and the failure Of the authorities
70 provide new housing for these
families. Mr.. White asked Mayor
Kennedy TO call together building
firms and lending institutions for
the purpose Of developing plans TO
meet this urgent media
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Mrs B"rnics 3 HOuss. Wash
inEtOn. y &, eastern rcgiDnal
regional director, PM Delta KAp.
pa. national education EDTofity
was ono d 200 p"rHDns who q,
tended the recent summer Inst
tuts far Social ProRress at WsIl"a
Icy college
She was part ~ = cross sHctlor.
u America all races Crssds
types Of work and business of 81.
ages who attended the meeting
Two other sOroFs 81 Phi Dslts
Kappa alAo attended ths nesting
They were Ruth Hurd Minor. Jsr
s"y ctq n J.. VIM served a. dir
ectOr 81 rscTeAtIOnaI artiUtlsH
and Mac HsndrckS. Atlantic city
" lamp
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Prominent figures who viii
speak include Alfred AnEatcr,
Thomas Tallcy. John A. Schneider,
CrCil Newman \, Vincent Owens.
Theodore woodard, Rcv II. W.
Bolts Fl. Sidney Milsap. Matte
Avery. Louise Wilson, Matte Sim.
mons. l u. Hagan. Boyd Collins.
A. n Lcnoirr and Harvey Hop.
kins,
Rrv T., A Einstrum, executive
secretary of tho Twin CITY baptist
Union viii deliver the dcdIcRtnry
sermon, Rev n. l.. Mcintosh win
give the dcdicatory prayer.
Mrs, Dorothy Maaaic viii give
the church history and memorial
Mias Lorraine penny johnson
viii offer n special piano selection
Rev ~ II. Hunter. pastor Of
Mount Olivot Expressed RpprnciA.
ton this week to all who had par.
ticlpatod In the weeks services
and extended u cordial invitation
10 the public for either ~ the scr.
vices Sunday
The church In located ut tho
corner Of West Central and MRcu-
bin,
A. the morning service Rev.
James w. Mllaap will deliver the
sermon and the joint cholrR will
provide music In song
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

The days celebration started ~
Mr.. and Mrs Clark and their chill,
drcn. Mirhelc. \. and Harvey III
q, left New Works. Hotel Blltmors
for NurwAlk 10 attend q luncheon
gwen by tho Ladies' Auxiliary Oi
the Grace baptist church Later
In the Afternoon, the ClRTkA joined
group ~ United Nations repre-.
sonthtivoH who arrived In n motor
CAvAlcRdn. for reception al I'll
YER Mine Hall Michele, WHOSE
piano waa destroyed by hopdlums
when the apartment was TansaCk
I'd, received n scholarship for her
musical education
A. q 90 ., IA. tho ClRTkA parii-
cipated In n United Nations Day
parade through the heart ~ the
city. eliminating IN n reception
~ Matthews Park Mr. Clark and
Walter white, executive secretary
~ tho National Association for
the Advancement ~ Colored PEG
pic, were on tho dlaS
After having dinner al tho
hume ~ Mrs Herbert IAnEnTT.
the Clark family left N0rwalk 10
return w Now York Guy whore
they appeared IN the midnight
program ~ Barry Gray, popular
commentator and diHc jDckry.
stu Plan To Move To Cicero
Although NDrwAlk welcomed
them ~ make their hOm" IN this
city. Mr. Clark indicated that b."
and his family stu plan ~ move
~ Cicero after the destroyed
building has born renovated "aS
matter Of principle, and without
ih"uRht ~ martyrdom.
Il am MT crusader" Mr.
Clark asserted yesterday at n
press c1nfrrcnce a. I no EAACP
national Dffic" We had ~ have
n pIaoe 20 stay We had one room
and part 81 a hallway In a 70
~ year old building that was a
nfetFap We had been hooking Tor
an apartment far a year Every
night when came hDms from
work, my wife vas crying, oct
me out ~ here"
'IssinR q bus driver. I could not
afford ti25 = month for a decent
apartment In Chicago" he stated
"WhFn the apartment In Cicero
four rooms for $50 became
available ~ ual We were naturally
0vcrJOycd We looksd at II only
~ . decent place to live; We
didn't even know there were no
Negroes living In the community"
About twenty-five reporters
and photographers attended the
Clafk'E press conference yester-
day NswHTs"lN. tslsViGiOn films
and radio recordings were taken.
NAACP PIIss Suit
Realizing that the Issue has
grown into Somsthing much larger
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GIRL HOSPITALIZED
AFTER EATING PILLS

Emma Louise Simmons. 6.
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Simmnns
635 st Anthony was taken TO
Ancker hospital Saturday after
noon, August II. after she swal-
lowed nerve pills at her home be
longing 10 her mother.
Her condition was reported as
fair. Sunday. and she was re-
leased from the hospital Thurs
day. August 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

Honorable George { Marshall
Secretary 81 Defense
Department Of Defense
Washington. y. G.
Dear Mr. Secretary.
on May 2Nth, number uf ucws
paperx Including the New York
Times quoted General Douglas
Macarthur at some length concern
ing the practice Of segregation IN
the tinted states Army Genera
Macarthur was asked Nv the press
whether h. was responsible for
Jim crow units In hts command. ""
stated, according to the New N"rk
They were created In Washing
ton and sent 10 me a. already or
EAniZed Jim crow units. ] dld NOV
RSk for men by race I ala not ask
for Negro nor for white men
In my commands. n segregation eN-
lists - II exists as II may hHV"
been dictated from Washington
We bring this to your attention
because the undersigned. In ass"cia q
ton with number 81 other S"ha
tors Of ike mind. have been confer
ring with officials ~ the bef"nss
Department including Assistant
SaCretaFy EuzsnbeTg and Secretary
OF the Army Pace. over period ~
the past several months. Some Of
these meetings have been held
with ~ Individually and some cot j..
Iertively We have been informed
BY your Assistants and asSo"ial"H
Of the prnErosH that has been mad.
and We have in the past continued
20 express our appreciation ana on
confinement for the steps that have
bPen. and are being taken This pro
Eress has been particularly Uotahl"
In the Navy and Air Force, al
thought the Army. with It's OBJ
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Secretary MarShaIrS Letters
On Army Jim Crow To
Humphrey&L Told

Washington, d. C. Aug 8. -
Senator Hubert II. Humphrey. %.
Mimi today released Correspon-
dence with Secretary of Defense
George c. Marshall that preceded
the Secretary's recent announce
ment of the general indignation
order affecting the Eighth Army
in Korea.
Senator Humphrey had Joined
with Senator Herbert Lehman Cd.
N. Y in a letter to Secretary
Marshall under date Of June rs,
in which they said they believe
''the army could make more rapid
progress in the direction Of the
complete abolition Of segregation.
On July 20. the Secretary re-
Piled that the Far East Com
mand has been directed 10 mac
uvate the Negro oath Infantry
Regiment and to replace 1t with
an integrated infantry regiment.
"Furuner, general indignation
has been ordered in the Eighth
Army in Korea and in units in
Japan of both combat and service
type, excepting only the 10th and
45th Infantry Divisions.
The Secretary requested that
this information be kept confiden-
tiaI until the release Of the De
Tense Departments public state
ment
The full text Of the two letters
follows:
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BOARD MEETING

The Associated Negro Cred.
Union bard % directors me-
Tuesday Al the hOms u ths -
Rotary TalmAgs T.
Carey. s70l nm Ave 50 NJ
Hugh SchUek. Ramsey county
dsputy sheriff was q guest a. n
nesting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

Dr Ean Is Wob"T. 3i2 Nrwt0n
Building. ~ Paul, whO plsadrd
guilty last week 10 violation u
the Minnesota basic science sta.
tuts waS fined $500 with an alter.
native Of 90 days IN jail Tuesday
by Judge Arthur StewHrt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

pr John =. Turner, distinguish.
I'd Philadelphia physician. In gen
crRl chairman ~ tho local com.
mttico IN charge Of arrangements
fnr the h6th annual convention of
tho National Medical association,
Aug 2O.2i In Philadelphia
Through his work and that IT
his assistant. Dr w. G. Atkinson.
tho NINA delegates viii he housed
In the best hotels IN the city. and
Will utilize tho facilities Of the
leading halls ard medical ccntors
tot their activities
Dr Turner II n past president
~ the NINA. (ANpD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

Back issues % this paper AZ"
always available. Just mail ten
cents In coin for each copy wanted
10 Circulation Dept sIg Third
Ave. 40. Minneapolis 10. Minn.
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UNDERGOEs OPERATION

Harry & Lucas, Minneapolis
RrOosr 70 West 8S,h Street. un.
dsrNsnt surgery al FalrWsw hos
pitaI Friday August 10, Mr.. In.
cas- has returned home and IL con
VaIsscinR.
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Nave You Sent
IN Your Nome
The M0Tehonf GUEST

b. sure 10 sind IN your guess
In the Name the Merchant"
contest.
Turn % page five q this 10.
sue and you viii find two dif-
fsrsnt merchants Identity each
% them. clip and A~nd IN the
oOUpon on each 20 you can
win The first prize OF one Of the
many other prizes 10 b. given
BY this paper.
The first pFize ts luggage.
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with values from SIS 20 -
Addrsas your RJsasss to
Name the Merchant Contest.
Box p, Minneapolis sPOKEs-
MAN, s14 Third Ave-. 30 MIN.
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bear senator Lehman and
aAnLLnE llnInLLrnA

have delayed replying to your
Joint letter IN order that / might
be able 10 furnish you Ia some de
tail the present status Of Army
piaNs for the integratiun OF Negru
personnel
For the past several months the
Department u the Army has i,-yn
conducting an Intensive study In
Korea directed toward improved
employment Of Negro mBupowcr.
particularly ia combat units cam
mruts and recommendation W,I-
obtained from commanders ruu-
CeTUcd and the opinions uf several
hundred personnel both white and
Negro were compiled from written
questIunnaiTes and personal inter
views The following planned ac-
ton - based upon the finding 81
this study.
Far East Command has been
directed to inaCtlNate the Negro
stth Infantry Regiment and 10 re
place Il with an IntCgrRted infantry
regiment. Further. general intrErR-
ton has been ordered in the Eighth
Army in Korea. aud In units in
Japan Of both combat and service
type, excepting Oniy the AOth and
Aath Infantry Divisions This int
grafton will be Phased over three =
month period with target date Of
30 september for completion Intc-
grafton within the Auth and N5th
Infantry Divisions win follow at a
later date and viii be accomplished
through the normal flow ~ replace
mrnts
Secretary Pace, General Collins
and General RidKoway are giving
the above plan their fun support
They ask that you consider this In
formation confidential until pub
lie statement - released On the
subject by Far Fast Command
about August lst They propose g.
give equally careful alteration
TO other areas Tho Department ~
the Army IN hopeful that " viii n,
able e. carry forward the principle
~ iutFETatton Ia planned and
ORDERLY manner
Faithfully yours
q Marshall
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For Your ReGding
Pleasure. These Top
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17
CiCerO'S Victims HOnOred
By City OF NOrWaIk In
Annual UN Celebration

NorwaIk Conn, AhR . Harvey r. Clark Jr, aud his
family whose attempt last month into their $60a
month apartment the lily white community Of Cicero Illinois,
prcpad riot that rcvorbcrncd throughout the world
nvishy fccd today guests Of honor the annual
ImLcd Nnlloma DnN rclnhrnnn OF The CITY OF NorMAk
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Special Music & Speakers
Mount 0IiVet Dedication On
Sunday Afternoon At 3

Tho week 0t Tine dcdiCaory SCrvccS 1T Mount OlvCt
Baptist church. st Paul observance the completion
church structure will cumnNtr special dccaory service
at , y III, Sunday afternoon.
feature of the program will be the presentation music
Of the Twin litN NnNncl SNns nnronm Chnrnl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

To rrnt that vacant. unused
room. Insert n Want-Ad In this
paper. Just call Midway $50 for
details.
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A. johnson And ChATIrS
Williams EIrCird To board

Williams EIrCird To Beard
Albert johnson. i2B Lyndalo
Ave. No. and Charles Williams,
bI27 James Ave No. were cleo
ted 20 the CDnHi ruCtinn Workers
and General I.RbnrpTH. i,Oral $500
Credit Union board ~ diroCt1rR
Monday evening, August -
The meeting was held nj tho
I.abor Temple Mr. johnson waS
nln0 elect ted 10 the CREDIT commit.
too ~ the locals Credit Union
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the aggression against South
Korea Il IL the first AnhiversAry
Of our involvement In military
effort which has cost the lives 81
many Americans without restriC-
tluu as To race, creed or color
Against this background We urge
support for tho moves to reduce
rapidly. and soon to eliminate. the
tndigntty or segregation from tho
armed forces OF the United states
Very sincerely yours,
Herbert IA Lehman
Hubert n Humphrey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-17

Realizing that ths Issue has
grown into S0msthIng much larger
Evening star., 1951-10-02
-Four Men Indicted
In Sex 0ffenses by
District Grand jury
Four persons were indicted yes

Four persons were indicted yes
terday on sex offense charges.
One of them. John F. Gavin, %,
OF no fixed address, was indicted
on charges of breaking into
building in the 200 block of F
street NV. on September 8 and
attempting to assault a 14-year-
old girl in her bedroom.
The indictment accuses him
specifically of HOUSEKEEPING, as
sault with intent to commit carnal
knowledge and of taking indecent
liberties with the girl.
Struggled Into Street.
According to police the girl
struggled with Gavin from her
bedroom to the street, where an
unidentified colored man went to
her aid. Gavin ran back into the
house. where police captured him
in bathroom, they reported.
In second case Joseph F.
Splone, 10, of Avondale, Md, was
indicted on charge of attempt
ing to rape 59-year- old Masonic
and Eastern Star Home nurse
August 81 near the home, which
is at 5000 New Hampshire ave-
hue NE.
The nurses assailant was
chased by passing mot0rist who
furnished police with Spione's au-
tomobile tag number. The defend
ant was arrested at his home in
Maryland.
In third case. AlonzosHines, 81, i
colored, of the 500 block of Tenth
street Sc. was indicted on a
charged Of attempted carnal
knowledge involving a A-year-0d
blind colored girl in hsr home in
the 500 block of L street NV. Po-
lice reported he was frightened
away by yowan who lives in the
house -
10-Year-Old Girl Involved.
Joshua H. Stanback, 48. colored.
OF the TOO block of Brewers court
NE, was indicted on a charge of
taking indecent liberties with a
1O-year-old white girl.
A 3l-year-old man was indicted
on a charge of stealing an auto
mobiles belonging to his sister. He
IS George w. Goldon, of the 5000
block Of East Capitol street. His
sister, who is the complainant, IS
Miss Mildred Goldon of the 1000
block of South Sixth street, Ar
lington. Va.
-Four persons were indicted on
charges of promoting the numbers
game. They are Gilbert T. Will
son, Al, of the first block of Un-
derwood place NV; Ira D. Burtt.
81, of the 1000 block of Twelfth
street NV. and Lonnie Caring
ton. So. and Ellen Jeffries, SO,
both colored. and both of the 500
block of D street Sc.
The indictments were among 81 i
returned by a grand jury before
District Court Judge David A
Pine.
The grand jury ignored a
charge in which Earnest r, Amos. |
Jr., 38, colored. a former police
man, had been accused of at
tempting to extort $3.50 from an
employe of the Library of Con-
ereSs, where Mr.. Amos recently /
has been employed.
Police quoted the complaining
witness as stating that Mr.. Amos |
had demanded the money to keep
quiet about a recorded conversa-
tlon he repeatedly had with the
other man. The grand jury's ac-
ton in ignoring the charge clears /
Mr.. Amos.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
S616,672|s Sought
For Zoo Next Year

The National Geological Park is
asking for S616,672 to care for its
5000 animals and It's acres of
buildings and grounds during fis-
cal 1858.
The budget is $52,442 over that
appropriated this current year and
asks for seven new employees, in
Guiding a scientist to assume the
third-in-command post at the ZOO.
This zoologist, at a salary of
$5,4e0, would be trained as an
understudy for Zoo Director Will
liam Mann and Assistant Director
Malcolm Davis. both of whom are
nearing retirement age, the request
stated, He also is needed to take
over part of the increased admins
trative load at the ZOO.
1t was pointed out there is no
professional man at the ZOO in
training for administrative work.
Onei OF. the new positions asked
is that of veterinarian for the
staff. There is no such position
now. #sz%#%Z|#
Evening star., 1951-08-12

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, S13.25O
completely redecorated and ready to
move into. Features 2 bedrms,
down. with full tile bath, 2 bedrms.
up, WIN addittonal bath. Remod-
bin. screens and storm windows,
Fenced, lot and / blocks from All
conVenienceS. Will sell today.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

CHEvERLY. S12,95O
Attractive 2-Story brick and frame
Colonial, on one of Cheverly's finest
streets; house Is in Al condition
and has too many appointments to
list for property in this price range
Evening star., 1951-08-12
! ! ! $40 Q50 - !
Brennan & Porter Realty
MA 1910
OPEN liz

4S17 HoMER AVE. sU1TLANp
This modern. det. brk. home, com.
pletely renovated. is ideally located.
Has 3 lge. bedrms. and bath ON
2nd fir: 1st fir. has liv. rm.. din.
rrr.. lge. kit; they are exceptionally
nice: recr.. rm in bsmt., oil heat;
lge.. level lot: priced to sell immed.
Directions: Out Suitland I'd. to
Porter ave. left blk to Homer
ave. and open sign.
Brennan & Porter Realty
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN, 2-5

THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 11th st. NV. DI. 1857
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
A TRULY, TRULY FAIR


9606 I'd AVE. WOODSIDE
SILVER SPRING
This lovely 2-story brick and stone
Colonial in excellent condition con-
slstS of living room, 23x13. with
fireplace, guest-size dining room.
spacious kitchen equipped with 6x7
pantry. Second floor has 3 twin
size bedrms. and tile baths. The
attic is finished into a game room.
The bsmt. is ground level in the
rear "a bath with laundry room
and built-in garage. The house is
situated on a shaded lot, block
to schools. Transportation at door,
$23,950 Directions; Out 18th st.
to Colssville rd., bear right under
B. & o. underpass, I'd ave, turn
left to 9606 and our open" sign.
BULGE & BOWLBY
SR1R 10 q n
Evening star., 1951-08-12
YOUR HOUSE?

Continued on Nezt PagsI
Evening star., 1951-08-12
OPEN TO-DAY

II AM. 20 7 Pm.
near ear Spitland. See. this new modern
features found only in higheT-price2
homes. Full bsmt.. 2 nice bedrmse
lge,, NV. rm., dinette, modern XII
with range and refg., tiled BATH
with shower; lge. exp. attic; ige
landscaped lot, 75x150: conv. An.
crews and Eleid' Suitland Govt bldg
S12,950. To reach: Out Pa ave
Sc. to Branch ave-, right on Branch
ave. about "a mile to new Military
hgWyy left on Military hgwy. about
3 miles to Suitland rd. (formerIy
hM1iayhew rd0, turn right about
olKs. TO Randolph rd., right ] blk
follow open house sign,
DEWEY M. FREEMAN, 1914 Branch
Evening star., 1951-08-12

o CHEVERLY-$15,9
o-rm. modern home. situatsd nm lot
loOx150: Full bsmt., scr. porch pa. "a.
rage, oil h.-w.h. and all-eIec- Eli
ar,.d ,go9d BUY but substant. cash re-
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Magnificent Home
q
,ERICK w. BERENS
OPEN AFTER II Am.

NEW RAMBLERs IN WooDMooR
full, dry dry bsmt.' 5sn S; picture i windows VI.
Sls,250 to $1,000; trades con
Sidered.
Out Ga. ave. to Colesville I'd, righ
to Lorain ave. g blocks beyont
Four Corners. right to CrestmooI
dr.. left to So. Dunmoor dr.. righ
to Whitmoor ter "a continuation
of So. Dunmoor) and our signs
VIM. E. RICHARDSON
EII AAA0 E,Htnc and SGnf
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Suitland. Nd.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS"

CAPITOL HEIGHTS"
"$1, ATS DOWN!-$85 MO-"
Sl5 60th ave. See by appt. Liv., din.
kit. and 3 bedrms. 1st fir: has kit.
ny. rm., bedrm., End fir
2 baths! Live in one unit, rent other
gas stoves, l elec. refgr. Dtchd
frame, 9-rm., .2-bath home. Coal mt
Built-in garage! See today by appt
PAUL J. MILLER. DE. 1886 or Elk
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-7

OPEN SUNDAY, Z-1
This 3-bedrm. brick; liv. rm., fire.
place, din. rm.. porch; gas heat; on
corner lot S5x125; conv. to every
thing. Directions: Out ney Branch
rd,, left on Flower, left on Redding
to open sign.
SMITH d. ALLNUTT, sr.,
Evening star., 1951-08-12
CHILLUM

prewar brick bungalow with attached
garage. 2 bedrms. on 1st floor. fin
ished attic. full basement with rec.
rm. gas h.-w.h.: excellent condition,
deep lot; close in and most conven-
mediatas raes u new possession. session. ' Reasonably
RUTLEY & BAIR
ST. 291I or SH. 45S9. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-12
peter ]. hagan
4 RF0RooMs S,o ozo

BEDROOMS. S1O,a5o
Older-type home, with many modern
improvements. Full bsmt.. well
equipt. kit, big fr. porch: D c.
line community. Just 10 min. from
downtown. walking distance to
everything. A buy for a large fam
lily on easy terms.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
open BY OWNER"
81. 500 DOWN

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
71O2 Belwood St, District Heights,
Md; new asbestos shingled bunga-
kit. and large liv.-din. rm. on lst
floor; eXpandahle attic and full
bsmt.: gas heat. copper plumbing,
OWNER Hillside fO76
Evening star., 1951-08-12
OWNER SAYS SELL

OPEN SUN, 2-6; 414 High ST., Chevy
Chase, Nd: white Cape Cod brick;
z rooms, ga baths. Come on out
and make an offer. Out Wis: ave.
left. on Montgomery St. right on
High. TODAY,S REALTY. EN-. 0947.