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sion, this time China. fell into the
hands of the tyrants.
In strange ways and for diff
ferent reasons human freedom is
lost and as we watch the process
wherever it takes place, we who
are still free must resolve with
fresh courage to Keep human free
dom alive, and first of all in our
own beloved country. in order that
from here it may spread to be-
leaguered world.
What Courage Means.
This courage may cost us
much. The time may come, if
we are not brave enough in the
beginning. when it may cost us
everything. What does courage
mean? 1t means the determina-
ton to practice our ideals. We
cannot keep our freedom unless
we practice it. You and I, as indi-
viduals, must practice it, wherever
we are. We cannot harbor
. dS OOllCl pSi oSA4o@
Race prejudice is not the only
prejudice in our land. Within
any one group there is prejudice.
We must not allow it in ourselves
for any reason whatsoever, for
to the degree we allow it. we
deny human freedom. We must
root out of ourselves the denial
of freedom before we can fight
for freedom in the world. Only
with a pure love for humanity,
only with true respect for the
human individual can the struggle
for human freedom be won.
The struggle grows constantly
more severe. We must recognize
the truth. While we try to make
men free elsewhere in the world,
we must be on constant guard
that we do not lose our own free
dom here at home. What will it
benefit us. Jesus Christ once
asked, if we gain the whole world
and lose our own souls?
To-day many peoples look to
us for help. They want us to
help them free themselves from
one tyrant or another, always the
same tyrant, but under different
names in different countries. We
must justify the faith of other
peoples in us by keeping alive,
in practice, the great ideals of
our democracy. For if we do not
practice what we preach. they will
lose their faith in us, too. They
will turn against us and call us
their enemies.
Yes. we must show the other
peoples that our ideals are living.
I believe with all my heart that
they are living. Do not be dis
couraged by what has happened
to you and to me. There are mil
lions of people in our country
who believe in our American
ideals and practice them. Such
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people will be warned by what
has happened to us. this incident
which keeps me from speaking
to you face-to-face, a small in
cident, really. affecting only one
school and one person.
Tremendous in Significance.
But the news of it had already
gone abroad. It is an incident
tremendous in its significance
not that we are important, but
it is important that such thing
could have happened here. That
it did happen is fact that we
must use. too, in our own lives.
Let us make it work for our ideals
and not against them. Those
who lose even a little freedom
must be the ones to work with
complete courage and all their
strength for freedom, while there
is yet time.
Let us thank God that ours is
a country where there is yet time.
We can still speak, if not in one
place then in another. We can
still communicate with each other.
We need not fear secret police
not yet. We can still trust family
and friends. We do not walk
solitary and in terror. We have
courts of law which are still just,
still ready to protect the individ-
ual and his rights We have peo-
pie still brave enough to say what
they think. We can still criticize
our Government and each other
we can still make a little fun of
each others failings, and thank
God for that, too. We still have
freedom to laugh.
ALREADY in totalitarian coun-
tries a man faces death if he criti-
cizes his government. Yet how
can government remain free
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from the corruption of tyranny,
that creeping paralysis which
threatens all men in power. unless
the citizens are free to speak and
to laugh?
Yes, we are still free, you and I.
Above all else we must fight to
keep that freedom, fight to keep it
here and dedicate ourselves to
bringing it back to humanity
wherever we go.
You will find, as you go out
into the world, that the great
difference between the Com
munist and the democratic forms
of government is that the Com
munist, like the Fascist, believes
that any means are justified by
the end. We know that this is
false. The end itself, the good
result for which we struggle, is
lost if the means we use to at
tain it are unworthy. We can
not use oppression to gain free
DOM Freedom is lost on the way
Still Dare to Hope"
I'VE must, therefore, check our
every act by the great ideals We
hope to achieve. Only by the con-
slant and vigilant comparison be-
tween what we do and what we
want can we keep our country
a democracy
What is America? What makes
our country more than any other
piece of land and water on the
globe? Nothing-except our ideal
of human freedom, freedom for
the individual. Because we have
this ideal we almost alone among
the peoples today, have hope. We
still dare to hope.
You can easily see that ideals
are the most important things
in the world. Indeed they are.
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Pearl Buck Message freedom

Pearl S. Buck, Nobel and Pulit-
zer prize winner barred from max
ing an address at the Cardozo
High School graduation Tuesday
night, has sent a message to the
students of the school warning of
the many ways freedom can be
lost.
Mrs. Bucks appearance was
Cancelled by School Supt. Hobart
M. Corning because he said, her
record was mot too clear" He
also said the school officials had
not cleared the invitation with the
central Office as required by the
rules.
The reference to Mrs. Buck in
the file of the House Committee
on Un-American Activities caused
DR.. Corning to make the decision
Mrs. Buck denied the reference in
the files as repudiated charges and
said she felt it was her stand
against segregation and dual
school systems that caused the
cancellation. This DR.. Corning
denied.
The message was released by the
Women's International League fol
Peace and Freedom, with con-
sent of Mrs Buck. She is men,
ber of. the group.
In a release accompanying the
message. the league said the
speech was prepared for delivery
at the graduation after the can
collation. with the idea in mind
that some one else would deliver
it. But. to avoid possible embar-
rasSment. this plan was not fol-
lowed and the commencement
exercises were held without refer
ence to the incident or to Mrs
Buck.
,.' Text of Message.
The text of her message follows:
Dear Friends:
ut is a deep disappointment to
me that I am not with you to-
night. I had looked forward tc
the occasion as an opportunity
when We might consider afresh
and together, the great ideals OF
our country. in order that we dc
our share toward preserving them
in a threatening world.
That am forbidden to be with
you only makes the ideals OF
democracy the more valuable. the
more important. Ideals can be
SO easily lost and in such strange
and unexpected ways. If any one
had told me a week ago that ]
could not stand before you to-
night I would not have believed
1t. That it has happened to you
and to me makes me realize as
never before that as long as the
enemies of human freedom rule
anywhere in the world, their evil
influence creeps in everywhere.
1T is true indeed, and we must
never forget it, that when oilel
people lose their freedom, though
they seem far from us, yet oul
freedom, too, is endangered. The
first World War was called a wal
to end all wars and a war fol
democracy and yet its influence
was to destroy to a certain de.
gree freedom everywhere In one
country. Russia, then the weakest
amid the destruction and chaos
that war always leaves, the hun.
cry and desperate people gave
themselves over to revolution
which has ended in the frightfu.
tyranny which today threatens the
world.
"A second time this happened.
After the Second World War
again the weakest country. the
most ruined by war and oppres-
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them whether others do or not
Practice them the more earnestly
because others do not. If one per-
son fails, another must stand the
more strong. Freedom is our
birthright Never forget that!
I'VE hold these truths to be
self-evident. that all men are
created equal, that they are en-
dowed by their Creator with GER
tain unalienable rights, that
among these are life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness. That
to secure these rights, govern
ments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from
the consent of the governed"
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They are the food of the soul,
which nourishes the spirit with
faith and with hope. When hope
and faith are gone, when we say,
ideals are only talk" the soul
dies and the spirit grows weak and
then the tryants take over. We
must keep our ideals alive, we
cannot let them die, for they
alone give us the strength to keep
our own freedom and spread the
strength of hope and faith to
other peoples.
And how shah we keep our
ideals alive?
Practice them-practice them!
There is no other way. Practice
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Mother Of Doy-OId Boby
Loses z Girls in Fire
BY The Associated Press

RICHMOND. Ind, Jan. 26,-
Two little girls died in a fire at
their home yesterday while their
mother cuddled a 1-day-old baby
boy at a hospital.
Peggy Ann Gale, 7, and Marilyn
Sue Gale. 3, died as fire destroyed
their home near New Madison,
Ohio, 10 miles northeast of Rich :
mond.
The father, William Gale. is a
Richmond barber.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

sa5 RIGGS RID. N.E.-6 rms, Diet.
brick, gas heat. lge. front yard. I'm
mediate occupancy Gall day. Elk
oFFicER offers his fyrn. re-
!. .sidenee consisting OF ige;, liv; I'm rm.
2ifEs Ill., pansrz ha d5o porch I & gen Baths sseS
patio. Phone Fairfax 4S0-J-4. -S
s RO0MS-1R acres, near. Silver
Spring; S75 month; NO children.
2. +. HoUsLEY. Bog 239, Dares
ARLINGTON. li s vA.Ns-story briek home
with 2 ample bedrms. and full bsmt, !;
mo. OLIVER T. CARR, MA. so93.
'a newly | rsesna
banquet din rm., kit. and pantry;
3 diversified bedrms.. bath. bsmt,.
oil heat; well furn. and equipped;
- acre with fine shade trees, out
side grill, garage; 9 miles Chain
NaASroN Rdss M hs. Fzslss Rssste HENRY af 4Js B.
sILvER aR SPRING, near Ga. ave-
Quiet section, charming detached
brick, situated on large wooded lot;
7 rooms ga baths; firepIaces, In
side n,,,s and out; sarage; ,;o $40 = mo 70
NV, MA. 1866. EN-. 1850.
5-RM. BUNGALOW, nr. Fairland, Md;
Garage, nice shade, some fruit, good
garden space; 15-min. drive from
Navy Ordnance at White Oak, Md
/ child: must be neat and clean
ii Il Tf6t T1ckERMAN HERMAN ST. N.w:-Det.
brick, 5 bedrms., furn. $3.50 mo
Phone MA. a797. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO.. Realtors. 925 NY. ave
e-RM. FURN. HOUSE, Bethesda area
sxsa. sxstI. immsd' 20 mo- eau US pa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business: complete; best
offer l5 days Call MR.. WRIGHT
FOR SA RETIRED RR11i courLE-Lisht work
aovn in novelty Rx ei5t goo. shop $1,000 s cash
NOTHING Down. fully equipped
grocery store, 9th and N SITS. NV;
only SS5 per mo. RA. 1900. --6
A LANDMARK. Of Colonial Beach
Grow Castle. 16 rms. divided into
apts.: fun bathrooms, tsIss sr; 2 te TOILETS #.
real busy season. A rooming house
proprietor claims that he turned
down 40 people over the week END
for lack of space. Heirs cannot
agree on needed repairs so admin
istratrix., sees no other solution;
SI2, 600. Completely furnished. Apis.
and rooms are in great demand.
Get into business at flying start.
CHESTER coGsWELL. OK. 1888.
CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP
THRIFT. 2ERsh III MA n'iEs ss4s 0t'ff' af 'un seHz
LADIES, STORE wANTED-Must do
TON GOLDSMITH, DI. 0440.
MENSWEAR - Suburban shopping
center growing area; STANDARD
brands: So. 900 plus stock. MILTON
DRUG STORE. SUBURBAN-Must be
sold due to death of owner; about
| $50 daily; has good future posi-
| bilities; SEQ. 900. terms. MILTON
GoHpsMITTa6p 8 IiPs sT6p d. t., o44o. 90 also ant
1 suitable for married couple or two
4 girls. ia. 5-9739. g.
FOR SALE-Beauty salon: Sc; we'll
established busineGs. owner leayinf
: country. AK. zyS6 or Lu. 4.e54e
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PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business: complete; best
offer Is days Call MR., WRIGHT
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

IN ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH,
s,e.-3 hedrms.. det. preferred; by
Ts1sponsible' re- e.,5S' permanent resideeens'
ARMY OFFICER desires 2 or 3 bed
room unfurn. house 1st of August,
Call TIE. 1888 -5
3 BEDROOMS, unfurn. and nice yard
near eparoehial school. Family of four.
Max. S135 mo. Call 10 am. to 5
pm, Thurs. and Fri, Elk. 3522.
ARMY OFFICER desires s-bedrm.
unfurn. house about Sept. 1. Prefer
PHYSICIAN desires 3-bedrm. house
or apt. unfurn. for yr.- or furn.
for summer. Call ST. S13S between
ARMY G OFFICER. wife. daughters 0 1s
and 10, unfurn. 3-bedrm. house;
NV, nearby Md. or Va. AID. 1194.
MARINE officer and family. desire
3-bedrm. unfurn. house. conv. to
NAVY OFFICER desires unfurn. f.
bedrm., 2-bath house In Va. Tele-
phone OW. 1868. -S
ADULT FAMILY desires 3-bedrm.
1h-bath. unfurnished house; vicin-
ity Chevy Chase. D. c. OR. 60S7,
WO, 1882,
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., Hawthorne, "a
block from Rock Creek Park--New
California modern: 8 twin-bedrms.,
2Ia baths. studio liv. rm.. din. rm.,
large equipped kit, with breakfast
space: full finished ., o9 bsmt. with. with Z Z
brick terrace and sundeck; IL large
closets, large well-planted lot.
Many specially features
which have not been available in
Washington before. Directions: Out
Conn. ave. to Nebraska ave; yeer
right to to qgesSa psss sae et. LETT On 10 eS
Daniel lane and open sign. s. r.
MARTIN. CO., 1929 Conn. ave. NV,
DU. 1866 or OW. $3.50. --6
PARK-Here is the home
you have been looking for. New list
ing. Huge rooms, newly decorated.
Corner lot. Owner leaving for Eng
land Immediately. 1st 4. has lge. ny.
rm. with firepl., lge; din. rr1;' mod.
2 porches; end A.. 5 bedrms;, 1h
car det. earage. Si7.0s0 1st trust.
$500 cash win handle. Call w. B..
WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
PARK. NORTH-$22.. :.
500. vacant. Near the Bureau I. OF
in location; semidet. brick residence
with 8 attractive rooms. 2 baths,
oil h.-w,h.. sleeping porch. We have
the key. Call WO. 1900. ONCE open
until o. EDW. H. JONES e. CO.
INC, Chevy Chase, d. c. -5
MANOR PARK--407 Missouri ave.
NV; 2-story brick, row: 8 rms, incl.
porches; auto. gas heat and water.
Double garage. $l6.500. GE. 0376.
UPPER BRrGHTwooD-s-rm. det.
home, on lse. lot, oil h.-w.h. Move
tnrms n with depessit6 pssd6 Only s17,s6o on
BUNGALOW, 10 Longfellow st.; turn
right off N. H. ave.---Brick; 5 rms.
bath. recr. rm., porches. oil heat, fine
eonS aS oEsn extra ,,o lovsly "a 6o stF9ns
DET. BRICK nr. Wilson High School;
2 baths. recrea. rm,; $4,000 will
handle. Price. $26, 500. STEELE,
RE 0493. EN-. 0303. -5
BUNGALOW - SI6,5O0 - This COM
Portable stucco bungalow will ap-
peal to the small family that de-
Sires a good NV. location but wish
to keep within q certain price range
and convenient terms Nice liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit, 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st A.; attic
rm.. recr. rnl., auto. gas h.-w. heat.
Call J. NELSON HUGHES, OR. 3440,
dav avopipue
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

ARLINGTON--Thre nedrms.,
lge. liy. rm. with flrepl., din. Im..
Ice. kitchen, full bsmt., screened
sun porch, lge. shruhbed yard, lawn
and porch furniture; completely fur-
schools, stores, etc.; immediate pos
session: S175 per month. Call Gil.
1852 after 6 or Elk. 2420, Br. 1883,
during day. 30
1911 r ST. S.E.--6 rms, 1h baths.
l or families. Call FIR. 2736. 3
TWO 5-RM. HOMES in nearby Va:
S125 and $135 mo. Call MANNAS
REALTY CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd.
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage 10
separate rooms: expert -,psS, psSkiMngS; NY
co TNr aet lo06
MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture, as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1916.
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TAVERN BUsINEsS-Eauipment and
beer license; doing $4,000 per mo
business. Owner has been inducted
into armed services. 49, Sl0.0g9 cash'
GROCERY STORE; nice apt; good
reason. Call AT. 026O or GE. 94s0.
SALON-Modern condi-
toned shop in growing community.
Near Falls Church. Va. Well estab-
or combination. Owner leaving city.
CoDsSRx 90 ffS5' GENERAL STORE for ie rent
$50 mo-, incl. gasoline standard.
8 miles OF Shirley hwy. 4 mi: from
D, G.. at Crossroads 63S and 644.
OWNER, DI. 1895; sun, TIE. 3S5s.
MAN, proven sales and man
agement BACKGROUND. has $4,000 to
purchase sound business or franchise.
Box 318-H. Star.
LUNCHEONETTE in
WaShington's busiest bowling estab-
lishment. Gross business about $3Q,-
900 to S35, 900 yearly can be
greatly increased with proper man AN
sANTURA, Lu. 4-ssss after . pm.
to share offices in new
ONCE bldg, Sc. d, c.. with established
real estate broker. This should be a
very good connection. c. D. MUIR
PLY, Realtor, 2412 MINI. ave. s.e.
LU. 4-6221 or LU. 4-2253. --6
GARAGE, GROCERY STORE, gas
pumps, stock only, $3.50. A going
sssineis Rear Sayai al ordnancs Las Tota
rental. 500 per mo. Long-term lease
Owner in bad health.
w. w. LEWIS. Realtor
SH. 0440
Ewes, Call Mr. Kibbey, GE. 6476
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ROOMS. kPTS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share ne. apt; liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms.. kitchen. bath. DU.
2q47 5
GENTLEMAN will share his 2-bedrm.
modern apt. in West Hyattsvilie with
another refined gentleman; all priYi-
leges; good home for the right per-
son. AP. 1850. IS
YOUNG LADY to share attr. NV.
uni. ph., utils. Box 457-E. star.w5
GIRL, 25 or over, to share lge .
bedrm. apt. with single girl; lovely
neighhorhood: $3.50 wk. 1910 S st.
sc. LU 4-46S2. -
CoL0RED-Rehned cple. or man to
furniture; ext. ph. LU. 4-4338. g
COL0RED DESIRE EMPLOYED
COUPLE for Christian home Call
any time after $50 p.m.. Ii. 4-1641
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
OPEN TOMORROW, 1-6 PM.
221 WHITTIER ST NV

Estate sale of q very desirable det
6-rm. mod. brick home; lge. liv. rm
(14x27 ft), fireplace. den nice
porches, fioored attic; beautiful trees
sale imperative. All offers will be
considered Bring your check book
and come prepared to buy; house is
vacant. To reach: Out 18th st. to
Piney Branch rd., proceed. to Aspin.
one block. then right to- Whittier.
Mr.. Grogan on premises. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO.. AID. 1900:
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APTs. FURNISHED ,cont.l

1858 ADAMS MILL RID. NV; q
nGSi nleeis sioo aaq per month ns '1Enlshso For n
spection, get key at Apt. 2. FLOYD
e. DAVIS CO., 1923 x st. NV,
sfAcIoGs 2-rm. studio ,apt.; grand
cts, telephone. Dupont Circle. $50
for 2 mos. NO. sole; Wo. S719,
1920 18th ST. NV rms, Kit.
PVT; bath, partly furn.; utils. incl;
e.: g.: Ne. Ksy aoab' T. No. 2 ., e. BARRY M5
1sss EYE ST. N.w.-one room, Kit.
next to bath; elevator service; sos
las ''i :alst ST. N,w.-Nicely i3 fur
nished apt; 2 bedrooms. living
sil utils; incl. shown OF only - between
FARRAGUT ST., near sth-Bedrm..
refer.; lady or couple preferred Call
,S,to after s,,I;.s 6; GE; 1895; -
ssss ss!a os 6esly immsd aSsR oss suit GO FITS FITS
626 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Liv. rm..
bedrm.- kit. married cple.. no chill
CLEAN Il ana asP basS aozR Il and aSt 5las 5%s
LfGHf fehffh HousERREEPhSG sTaasR Fl ZAP APT. rm.
semipvt. bath; ideal location near
stanton Park; $50 a month, in,
eluding utilities; Ii. 3-os4l. 20
furnished apartment with couple.
1Ssi MASS. las Ave. AVE. N.E.ss oSof bedrms..
taEP cAPirg 1s1 y1E& RS REaGT4 a24s e. g. ssI ses
RIyERgaIE, I'VE gaS T.. = MDG5.Em, hSe. 5Ti snd.n
apt; in my lge., suburban home. Lee.
forested grounds; "a blk. of BALTIC,
blvd, 5S09 Cleveland ave. River
dale. Md. Extensively turn. 1st time
1o6 Sa5efsd Six: slSo oF %fss4RR W. AZ 2e4e 80
s rms. Kit. and bath; SEQ. Ex.
14th ST.. $500 BLK. Nw.-Bedpm.
and kit. for l or Q men; twin. bds.;
share sasg 14I bath v 5aone; sos mo. RA.
M. Nfs21l ie.h d. AND Ms PARK RID. NV
Cony. to stores, movies. churches;
excel transp.: liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath; apt. bldg: nicely furn.; adults
only; S95 mo. ST. 1850, for app't.
GEORGETOWN - 2-bedroom apt;
furnished Elk, e67s or De. 0i77,.
1881 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Bsmt;
liY: rm., bedrm., kit, pvt. bath and
entr; also prkg. space at dr.; empl.
cpl: S65 mo-, incl. utils.
3-RM. APT.-Semipvt. bath; S65 q
mo-; utils. included. Call bet. IL
and 4 pm. Ii. 6-3fSl. -6
CLARENDON, VA.-Modern 3 rms.
and bath; S95 incl. utilities adult
cple. ia. S-7574. -9
BEAUTIFUL, roomy, pvt, 2-bedrm.
apt; avail. today: near Wardman
Park Hotel OR 1894
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ROOMS WANTED

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in Mary
land by settled male Government
employee. Permanent. Quiet and
clean habits. Excel. refs. Box 337-
H, Star. 70
YOUNG ENGINEER desires nicely
furn. room, vic. Natl. Airport, shower
facilities. home privileges. Box
262-H, Star. s"
LADY, Christian ideals. wishes light
housekeeping rm. night employ
Box Abe, Star. T"
YOUNG COUPLE, both employed,
look for . connecting rms. pvt.
bath, kitchen privileges in pvt.
quiet home, near Tenley circle
Permanent. $40 limit Box 367-E,
Star
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ON THE SEvERN-Sit-
uated on APPROX. 3 acres of land
overlooking the beautiful Severn
River, near the Naval Academy.
Gated in this historical old city. is
appropriately titled Dream Land
ing and is offered for your in
spection. The 1st floor contains q
huge liv. rm. approx. 21x38, with
firepl.; family sized din. rm., equip.
Kit, den' powdsr ssI, rm. ana @ porches;
places; there is boathouse and
tenant house with 3 rms. and bath:
Diet. gear garage. Price, $40, 500.
For an appt TO inspect, call Mr..
Michael at EN-. $500; ewes, LO.
5-S475. with w. B. WRIGHT. -
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED
VACANT
ONI,Y S5Qs DOWN

ONLY $595 DOWN
UNIT BLOCK N. Y. AVE. NV
7-rm; row brick. bath. full bsmt..
h.-w.h
500 BLK. q ST. s.E-e-rm.. row
brick, bath. full bsmt.. h.-w.h.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. o531
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
houses or sublets. Wash Va. Md
white Opor davs Ma nhnl
NAVY OFFICER and wife desire. one
bedroom furn. apt. vicinity Bethesda
or NV sec; conv. to transp.; for 2-3
mos. Box 330-H. Star. So
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL will share
lge. apt. with similar person, or
rent ige. rm. and bath in nice home
or efficiency apt: July 15 occu-
pancy. Phone ewes. LA. 6-9330.
--7
PHYSICIAN. WIFE and high school
daughter desire apt. in NV. D. c.
Telephone wkdays. HU. 9573; ewes
YOUNG CPLE. desire furn. apt. NV.
sec; max. $50. Box 342-G, Star
WANTED a furnished apt. July and
August. 2 adults. MI. 42sO. Apt.
703, after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
MICHIGAN PARK
se1s l2th St. NE. La. e-esss.
S13,95O

Modern 6-rm. row brick In good ne
neighborhood, very close in: ) bed
rms, tile bath. finished rec. rm.;
nice yard: easy terms. Call Mr.
JohanSen. res. AID. 1896.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2125 R. I. Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
LUXURY RAMBLERs

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Nr. lovely Rock Greek Park in Chevy
Chase, d. c. Are you looking for
ing Q quality Job based upon many
years Of exper in architectural
design. construction engineering,
and contracting exper. Drawine
upon such rich exper. these S37.-
600-$40.00o ramblers have all the
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about. You may pre-
view the construction well under
way BY appt you may arrange to
see q similar rambler now ST
533: Sat and Sun EN- 1881
Evening star., 1951-07-05
AT K St. NV


CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Beautiful stone and brick; large rec
reation room and bath. good-size
liv. rm.. din. rm and kit; also break
fast nook; 2nd A.. 3 good-size bed
rooms. 2 baths: stairway to finished
attic to which 2 rooms can be added.
Detached garage. You must see this
to appreciate 1t; S2S.a5o. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. OIL. 1885. Ewes, WI.
IRES
Evening star., 1951-07-05

BUNGALOW
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Two tiled baths and 2 fireplaces.
to all conveniences, has 5 rms. and
screened porch on main floor Base
ment on ground level at rear with
rubber tile floor has 3 rms: oil
h.-w h.; detached garage. Trades
considered Reasonably priced on
easy terms. Mr.. Washburn. TU.
2091.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-07-05
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont
ROOMS FURNlsHEp--N.E

CLOSE To DOWNTOWN, 400 r. I.
ave. n.e.-Front rm.. clean, cool,
newly furn.; phone. radio, elec. fan,
other conveniences; SIS wk. DU.
1909 IS
COLORED-Middle rm. upstairs. for
cpl; reasonable; eonv. transp. Ii.
1881. IS