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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
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representatives of large-scale farm
ers and acts in an unofficial" ad-
visory capacity to the Labor De-
partment. They have representa-
tives here in such an unofficial
capacity while unions have been
able to send only one man. How
ever, both the AFL and CIO are
working closely on the problem in
Washington.
Frank Edwards, AFL commenta-
tor heard nightly on the Mutual
nationwide network, said the con-
ferences here are merely to get
unemployed off the hands of the
Mexican government. "Once in the
United States" Edwards declared,
"they can be used at pitiful wages
under miserable living conditions
to harvest crops for the multi
million dollar corporation farms in
the Southwest. And after that-to
add to the over-crowded slums if
we can go by past performance"
Edwards was referring to similar
arrangements made during World
War ii, when thousands of Mexi-
cans were sent across the Rio
Grande to labor on farms, in pro-
cessing plants and on railroads.
They came, according to Edwards,
under strange circumstances" and
were left to be added to the USl
labor supply when need for them
evaporated. 1t is just such STRANGE
which the labor
is trying to block thisl
time.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
AFL Council Backs Higher
Taxes, Opposes Sales Tax

Miami Beach (LPA)-Ihe Slb.t
billion deficit anticipated by Pres
ident Truman in fiscal 1852 must
be raised by taxes, the AFL Ex-
ecutive Council agrees, but a sales
tax must be avoided.
"This revenue must be secured
from personal and corporate in
come taxes" the council declared
Jan. 25, midway through its wint-
er sessions here. Tax increases
were urged on personal incomes of
more than $4,000 and on corporate
incomes. In addition, estate and
gift taxes should be upped, the
council said.
Since the end of World War III,
the 60 percent of American family
groups earning $4,000 or less have
been shabbily treated taxwise in
comparison with the way the 40
percent of family groups making
more than $4,000, the council con-
tended. Low-income families have
been especially hard hit by excise
taxes, sales taxes, state and local
taxes and property taxes, the coun-
Gil pointed out. Meanwhile, high in
come groups have been shown eX-
cessive favoritism and the 80th
Congress scuttled estate and gift
taxes. "These facts" the council
concluded, "argue against a feder-
al sales tax, excise taxes or any up
ward adjustment of rates on in
comes below $4,000"
The day before, the Admins
trative Committee of Labor's Lea
que for Political Education, the
AFL's political arm, launched a
"full speed ahead" program for the
1852 elections. A political strategy
will be established far in advance
of the elections, it was agreed, and
every effort will be made to correct
the errors made by labor last year.
Labor's appeal to voters will be
"streamlined."
&, The Administrative Committee
heard detailed reports from Joel
keenan,, director of LLPE; George
Meany, secretary-treasurer Of theI
AFL; George Harrison, president
of the Railway Clerks and chair
man Of the political directors COM
David Dubinsky, president
of the International Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union, who report |
ed that LLPE received 1851 ,495,
while spending $3.50, ,450, and Matt
hew Woll, president of the Photo
Committees were named
to find a successor for keenan, who
resigned to become secretary of the
Building Trades Department, and
to formulate financial plans for
1862.
The Executive Council cabled to |
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, who was
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
STUDENTS INCLUDED IN
UNION UNIT SAYS NLRB

Las Cruces, N. M. (LPA) - A
final decision by three-man pane
of the National Labor Relations
Board has directed the j. C. Pen.
ney Co. here to include school stu
dents who work part time in a col
lective bargaining unit. The decis-
ion was asked by Retail Clerks
AFL, who will have a representa-
tion election at the store before
Feb. 26.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
German Units Win
'co-determination'
In Coal And Steel

Bonn, Western Germany UPA)
Trade unions in the steel and
coal industries Of Western Ger
many will have a voice equal to
management's as the result Of an
agreement reached here Jan. %.
Labor and Industrial leaders
reached accord on a "co-determin-
alton" statute which the Bundesrat
(Parliament) was expected to en-
act before Feb. !, the day workers
in the two industries had threaten
ed to strike unless co-determina-
'tion was achieved.
The agreement was reached on
the same day President Philip Muir
ray cabled John J. McCloy, US
High Commissioner in Western
Germany, asking that the steel and
coal dispute be mediated and en-
phasizing that the demand for CO.
determination was ! e & t m e.
"Friendly mediation" by McCloy
would have a Wholesome effect"
on the view West German unions
take toward the defense of western
Europe against Communism, Muir
ray said.
After the agreement was reach
ed, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in
structed Labor Minister Anton
Storch to draft legislation grant
ing workers a so percent share in
the management of the coal mines
and steel mills, the core Of the
Western Germany economy. The
agreement was hailed as German
labor's greatest victory in the post
war period, if not in all history.
Union leaders indicated that sim
liar laws covering other industries
would be sought soon.
Here's how co-determination,
called "Mitbestimmungshecht" inI
German, is expected to shape up.
Each company or basic producer Of
iron and steel will be headed by al
executive committee.
One man will speak for labor and
one will speak for management.
The third will represent technical
On a second level, there
will be a board of directors onl
which will sit five labor men and
five management men plus an 1lthI
man to be elected by the other 10.
All II will then elect a chairman.
Stockholders will compose a third
level.
In addition, there will be "Sen-
ate" for each of the two affected
industries. There will be seven men
On each Senate, three from labor,
three from management and one
from the government, with appoint
ments subject to government ap-I
proval. The Senates will settle dis
putes which can't be settled by the
boards of directors.
Just before the agreement was
reached, McCloy's office, which Of
'icially was neutral. issued a state
nent describing the threatened
strike for co-determination as dan
yerous to continental defense.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01

Through the central theme of the
picture is members Of the Amalga-
mated and their work, it covers
problems of organizing and rela-
tions with employers common to all
unions. Copies Of the film may be
rented through the international
union office here for showing at
union meetings, schools, clubs and
other interested groups.
The picture was unveiled at a
dinner meeting of Chicago dailies
assigned to labor. Z. A. Moore,
managing editor of the Butcher
Workman, official publication Of
the Amalgamated, was host.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
Hold On To L Bonds Now Maturing g

Washington (LPA)-Unless you
need the cash, hold on to any E
Bonds you have that are maturing.
Treasury Secretary Snyder ann
ounced a plan Jan. 18 under which
you hold the bonds, and interest
continues, at 21a percent. If you
keep a bond a full 10 years, the in
terest will be 30 percent. Snyder
said this deal would apply to all
bonds as they mature and to all
series f bonds that are issued.
Up to now, if your bond matur-
ed, interest stopped. You had the
choice of cashing it in, or using the
cash toward buying another bond.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01

under Red attack while inspecting
European defense potentials, pledg-
ing "wholehearted and undivided
energies toward rallying the many
millions of workers in the ranks of
international free trade unionism
for loyal and energetic support Of
the cause of peace and yourself
as the first soldier of this sacred
cause"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
UNIV Gets Boost OF $1.6O
For $4,000 Anthracite Miners

Washington (LPA)-The anthra-
cite operators and the United Mine
Workers reached agreement Jan.
26 on an increase of SLIGO a day for
the $4,000 UNIV hard coal miners
in northeastern Pennsylvania. Eff
fective Feb. l, the agreement runs
to March 81, 1862. Similar gains
were won for the soft coal miners
last week.
Negotiations opened in Philadel-
phia Jan. "a, were adjourned with
the operators reported offering
$140. Meetings were resumed in
Washington two days later. Be
fore resuming talks with the UNIV
the operators conferred with gov
ernment price stabilizers on their
chances of increasing the price of
coal.
Anthracite miners work q 7-hour
day, get paid on a tonnage basis.
BituminOus miners work 8 hours,
get paid at daily rate.
Ask for Union Labeled merchan-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-02-01
ENGINEERS STRIKE ATLANTA
RADIO & TV STATION

Atlanta (LPA)-The Natl Asso-
citation Of Broadcast Engineers &
Technicians have struck radio sta
tion WAGA and its television af-
filiate WAGA-TV here following
six months of fruitless negotia-
tions. 1t is the first radio-TV strike
in the South.
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SOoOIlp OL
4-BEDROOM HOME

Wili handle this nearly-new brick and
Shingle semidet., handily located for
iEentagon or TT. Belvoir. 5 rms,
hasi.,;,,, ,mci oedrms.. real tiled bath.
lawn. High location. with view Of
picturesque valley. Now occupied by
AR Force captain. You should cali
immeotately-OW. 5000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
houses or sublets; wash. Va. Md.
BACHELOR. ex-professor. with Govt.
utiis.. NV. Box Ash. Star. is'
SMALL or medium bsmt. or studio
ktchenette and bath; reas. rent;
prefer furnished or partly furnished.
NV. s.w. or Capitol Hill; will dec
safIfsHc sGEfif c. 5o6RNAhiIsT. iii hiah family. re-
oujres furn. apt. with yard. or small
house; Md. or Va. pref. WI. 1881.
FURN., UNFURN. APT.-Permanent
ov st s sapd2m.n ss ipsr. and e saa oE psr S
payment Of rent; S65 maximum.
1-BEEDSRM. FURN. APT. in NV. for
Air Force oficer and mother. Pen
tagon 1859 or WO. 1855. ---19
MANIFESTATIONS or large 2-bed-
room apt. In Silver Spring area, by
Govt. ofncial returning to D. c.. Au-
gust or September occupancy. Box
WANTRDwBy business couple. one
bedroom apt, in apt. building. NV.
preferred; no children. MI. 1897.
M1DDLE-AGED COUPLE want q
room, private bath, furnished apt,
near Columbia pike. Box 99-H.
17s7 MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt;
couple: $3.50 week. 2nd floor;
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BRICK RAMBLER
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BY RETIRING NAVAL OFFICER,
wife and two small boys; furnished
detached house. beginning July 8 for
two months, not exceeding $3.50
per mo-; near Naval Hospital. Box
PERMANENr i; sShE D. c. FAMILY will
rent. or rent with option to buy,
house in good residential NV. sec
raS1;, tiSn WI d 7o47 :.a. 2 to Ss.,, g. sa 6aas.
unfGrn. Prefer fenced yard. In S.
All. S11o maximum. CH. 1900. Ext.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and two chill
dren desire furnished or partly fur
nished house. virginia or NV. area
Prefesrr0ssaoi Pr s10so. coMDR. R. J. sLAG6.E' s6!
REEIABLE IA. Giy'; TENANT. French diplo-
mat. wishes house. 8 bedrms.. lge.
Nv. rm.,. well furn.; maximum, $500:
yearly lease. begin. Oct. l. Call
ONCE hrs, DE. $500, Ext. 46l.
COLORED FAMILY desires unfur-
nished house or apt. NV. section.
s;bEPkM, HOUSE. NV. or me-, san
BRiTisH iii i1H ARMY COLONEL requires
Chase. Minimum 4 bedrms. Phone
COLONEL HoDGsoN, Ho. 1877.
ASST. CHIEF COUNSEL .. o. agency,
ex-prof., seeks 3-bedrm.. unfurn.,
o4s En- g 4dd $40 ea vtsh siss sns stdsy Mo
BY JULY 1-Unfurn. 3-bedrm. house;
pref. Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Amer.
longtime residents: excel. care;
refs. Phone WI. 371S. lis
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MovINc, PACKING 3 STORAGE

ANYTHING ANY TINE; moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day week. "a hrs.
day: So minimum. AT. 1887;
MOVING ACROSS rHR STREET OF
across the country. safe storage In
Esns fEsDarssNs N sSSm;; NIon aRsr s4Posa PsssEing
co INC est 1905
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help, every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. Mr. COOK, GIL. 5137.
EX.GI - Moving, packing, Grating,
service; low rates. Ho. 5S19. 19'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ak.W.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-,grick bungs-
brick bungsiow. on large. level lot,
vacant and ready for possession.
large rms, oil hot-water heat. ga
TN TWEED 1goo CO.. 65o4 Conn. ave. NV,
cHEvY liz i7'c CHASE. D. ca bedr@s.. Mrs
~ baths; first time offered: at
tractive Colonial brick on nice size
lot; 1st a. has center-hall plan with
liy. rm;. din; rm.., p bath, kit,
screened porch; 2nd A.. 3 bedrms.,
baths stairs to storage attic; recr.
EMEEps s.se co. sSof Sf'fsS conn lGS' ave. nv. Y.
1EGRAHam MI lh2G ST. NV, near J1s 71tsS-
$15.950; 3 large bedrms. and in
closed porches in this 20-ft.. row.
sot Hrick .,ds houss; Ss;,. very deep fenced rear
ST. sf1s gar Wa Sal P PI ga5sDSEs ISs sTs; e. R5
sss.5oo $3.50 RAMBLER. new. brick. S .
Ibedrms., ! "a baths. Full bsmt. Just
beyond Georgetown. Ewes. EN-
1o51 Or EN- 5l4s. J. LEO KoLB
s.. $50 500 M, boWS vHSo buys a dandy 80 sosft.
row brick: good NV. location; & lee
rms. IL baths, side hall, 8 porches.
Lot 20x120; oil h.-w.h.; $14. 800
MeDEv1TT. REALToR. RA. 4422s;
ON 18th ST.. nr. pecatur-e-year- -old
g rms, ga baths. fireplace. screened
porch. attic. McDEvITT. RA. 44e2
HOUSE. 8 rooms. 2 baths.
2 fireplaces; approximately u acre
lawn; on Pinehurst Circle; basement
sppointRent. ''' wo On a44s. 4HsDe''.0a Ma1 0'
2a29 1stR ST: NV, LIST commercial:
3-story row brick; 1st a. front va
cant and can be used for store or
once; owner will sell on terms with
SssSssssnaSs sSss ocs aoGn " pRSsNEk Ghl e.
= censer-han aiE; type with with 5
S, L. CURTIS, Broker, sH. ts77, ~.
NEAR CONN. AND AsHMEAD-Well-
English bsmt. with lge. reception rm.
rm.. dining rm. and Kitchen; 5
hedrms, on floors above. Mr.. Watts.
Or. 5daed1. DRURY REALTY corp,
5157 MaeARTHuR BLvp.-open iS TO-
day Vacant. New cond. SI4,50o.
STEELE. RE. O493. 10
UPPER 14th ST., on carline--Lge. g.
bedrm., 2a-bath. cor. house. on beaut.
triang. lot. Owner selling, illness;
S25 900, terms. RE 1905.
If YOU ARE LOOKING for q home
with 2s-ft. living rm. and in a loca-
tion where you and your children
can enjoy life to its fullest. this is
the house; 5 bedrms; 2 fun baths:
close to Chevy Chase circle which
means it Is near all eonveniences
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 un-
til 9 pm: 342o Conn,
down; 4-bedroom
det. 2-story frame; full basement:
oil heat; built-in gar; near shop
ping. transportation, schools. DI.
lois. Ewes. SH. 1885. WIN. H.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. lie
LITTLE MASONRY COTTAGE Of
English feeling and auaintness in
constr: completely secluded from
view on deep lot. This attr. home
needs vision and q little money to
make 1t real gem: liv. rm. with
cathedral-type ceiling: step down
din. rm. with iron balustrade and
French doors leading to a small
patio; 3 bedrms. and bath on 1st
n; lge. rm. and space for bath on
End A.. You should not miss this
oppor. to get such an unusual home
In desirable neighborhood for Sl4,-
300. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO
1910 until 9 pm. 1920 Conn
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COUNTRY BOY
CONE HOMEIl
REALLY
HIDDEN AWAY

On about % acre of wooded land.
this white home appears to be much
price tag. Lge.. Spacious iiv' i rni.: M
din. rm.. wit. on 1st A.; 2 twin-bed
rms and bath UP. Oil h.-w. heating
system, clothes closets with lights,
many other features included In this
well-designed. well-built home, VIII
REQUIRE about 80 min. to inspect.
Call
Real Estate Service. Inc.
47es Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ow. eo9c.
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HOUSES foR sALE-s.E.

ANDREWS FIELD-PENTAGON Is
min. to Andrews Field and Pentagon; |;
4-yr..old. all-brick duplex with liv.
weii-lishted bedrms.; fuii hsmt. !: !:
auto. washer included in price. As.
sumo large GI loan; only $13,950.
dEoRdEs REALTY CO co. WA. 1856. 1855.
3 to 9, uN I166.
1873 p POTOMAC AVE; SSH 300.
$3. 900 down. Cail Ii. 3-Ss5I. 90
HOME AND INCOME
Completely furnished large 9-rm. and
2-bath Capitol Hill home, In very
good condition, is available for inn
mediate occupancy. on very low
down payment and terms. Bal. one
6% 1st trust. Layatory and recrea-
tion rn1. in hsmt.; Q rear porches
and lovely yard: new combination
storm windows and screens, end
many other extras. SI6,5OO. JOSEPH
A. HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors,
516 e. Capitol st., Ii. 3-O129. 30
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SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS
FOR SALE

Owner of Western Auto Associate
service is selling his store in Sea-
ford. Delaware. The stores records
are open for inspection and in in
vestment Of approximately $4,000
is required. No experience neces-
sary We train you. See, phone
business opportunity. WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 4001 Leeds
Ave. Baltimore 30. Md. Phone
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COIORED

S14 East Capitol st.-Only q few B.
room, kitchen and bath apart
ments available in this desirable
residential neighborhood. Own your
own apartment home. Down pay
payments are less than rent for
comparable apartments. Call or come
to once of A. NJ. DRAISNER. Ma.
S03S, 1404 L st. NV. Open Sun,
IL to 5 pm, and daily to pm.
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CoLORED-YOUR PICK

COLORED-YOUR PICK
M. q r. REALTY SPECIALS
1000 TO $4,000 DOWN
) burms., gas heat. Rec. rm. c Conc. nc
porch. Lovely yard. S14,75O.
1900 blk. 3 st. ne. Row br. 8 bd-
rms, full hsmt., gas heat, awnings,
porches. S14.500.
$40 L st. ne. 9 rms, 2 kits, det.
on 8 lovely lots. conc. porch. $1,000
down. Easy monthly paymts.
700 blk. Varnum st. 6 rms, det.,
oil heat. bsmt.. conc. porch. Early
posses.
RA. es12. Ewes. ia. 1879.
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ALEXANDRIA
TOWER HOMES
WhY Paw Rent2

When we still have a few Of these
wonderful 25-yr.. Az VA loans avail
abier 20-yr. 4A9s. FILA loans for
mo-, principal and interest included.
attractive 3-bedrm. brick, picture
windows. Youngstown kitchen. Early
possession. Near ArIandria Shop
ping Center. most convenient loca-
tion in. Washington area. See our
model furnished house ct 1T Reed
sundays. Directions: Over I4th st.
Bridge. out Shirley hwy. to Arling-
ton Ridge rd.. continue on South
Arlington Ridge rd. to Mt. Vernon
ave, past Presidential Gardens. 5
blks.. turn left on Reed ave, one and
one-half blks. to sales ONCE,
Colonial Investment co.
Exclusive Agents. XII. 1864.
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ioUsES-SALE-N.W. ICON
GEORGETOWN

Small but spacious house and gar
den; very nicely remodeled into
liv. rm.,. din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms. :,
IA baths. For appt., call Mr..
Thompson with
d. A. HANES co.
MI. 1850 or Home Phone, EN-, 1884
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS -18|
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NEW-SEMIDET.

8 bedrooms. combination living
dining room.
All-electric GE kitchen including
dishwasher and garbage disposal.
Fun basement with toilet and outside
entrance.
Convenient to shopping and transp.
Representative on project daily.
Location: Out Pa. ave. Sc, left on
Alabama ave-, right on Hillside I'd =,
leit on 46th st.. right on H ST.,
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. 5oo5.
BRICK RAMBLER
Brand-new, 3 bedrms., colored
tI;d tiled bath, de luxe kitchen with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
EVENINGS, ST. 1864 30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED-VACANT

Off 4th and Upshur sts. NV. Beau
tiful 2-story brick. 9 lovely rms. and
modern bath; full bsmt;; gas. h.-w.h.:
yards: Al cond. Priced to sell with
reasonable terms. CAN till q p.m
weekdays. Sun. IL to s.
VIM. Calorniris Inv. Corp.
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FALLS CHURCH

T ALLO OHURCH
White brick, located in center of city,
on an attractive lot. Liv. rn., din
am3 an3 tiIsS kIltShsn; en-, 2 Eood-sized bedrms.
dormitory room on 2nd a.: par9
basement with storage room. ill
a-c. heat. S16,S50. SIS, 900 cash.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
f'eai'0fS' FA. 1890.
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DRY CLEANING PLANT
GIERE RD-LEE HWY.

Over $780, 900 yearly volume on cash
and-carry basis despite owners Ions
Illness. Active party can add pick
up and delivery to double or triple
volume; 5-yr. lease at S175 q month.
Shoe repair suitcase brings you S105
monthly for VI space. Equipment
alone valued at oyer 81 $4,000. 3oo in
thetic cleaning machines. Priced
for Immediate sale at only S15,5O0i
minimum cash, $4,000: balance In
2 years. Exclusive! No further
information by phone. See Mr..
Gordon In person at
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CT BUNGALOW. 81 300 DOWN
Capitol Hts.-Immaculate, 2-bedrm;
bsmt., gas heat. recr. rm,, ex-
pansible attic, lge. Anchor-fenced
lot. A rare bargain. Mr.. Penlamb
until 10 pm, Ii. 7-5695. ATLAS
REALTY co, is
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Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy. on Glebe Rd.. .oW
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MAN OR WOMAN

TO service route Of U. 8. postage
stamps and scenic post cards dis
pensers (part or full time); so ma
chimes pay up to $500 per mo-;
ST 800 cash required, fully secured.
For interview write, giving phone
address and references, to Box
274.E. Star. go
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SHEPHERD PARK
$22,500

$Z2,5UU
Owner says sell this 12-yr.-
old all-brick. 3-bedrm., 2h-
bath house in NV. part OF
Wash. Is in Immaculate cond.
and can be bought on. easy
terms.
Call 81. 5644 After 10 Am.
Ia
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FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom And Powder Room
NEAR 18th AND GALLATIN SITS.
Attractive detached home featuring
liy. rm.. with fireplace, din. rm.,
kit. bedrm. and powder rm. on
1st floor: bedrms. and bath on
End floor; full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.;
deatched double garage. Reasonably
priced at $15,e50 with $500 down.
Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
EX 24S0 lib II st NV
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

oxoN HILL AREA--Sale by owner.
Lovely 2-bedrm. home: level lot.
S5x400 IT: 20 min. to White House.
srieed ,5a6a very reasonable. Cali 10.
s9,5o6@s1. 500 DOWN, GI-Pretty
rms, IN attic: fenced yard; hard
schools, church and shopping NO.
6755 until 8 pm. YOUNG g. BOW
NR. ' 'ANDREws FIELD-oarden of
Eden. Charming 3-bedrm. home.
oored sP attc s SPACE E di9 for r addtiena df saP
rms: full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; front
porch; gar. and chicken house Sit
uated on 2 beautifully handicapped
acres on hard road. NO. 6755 until
9p.m. YOUNG q BOWERS CO,
BUNGALOW. 6202 57th ave, River
bsmt.; large garage; insulated attic;
bus; 1000 to $4,000 cash. Open
OWNER. ia. 7o1o. IT'S
RAMBLERS-Also 2-story brick-Six
rms, full bsmt.; FHA approved;
top. kit. fan, tabletop range, dis
posal unit, screens. Venetian blinds,
screened doors, copper plumbing,
cutters and down spouts; S17,250
and $1s,25o. Directions: AT Peace
Cross turn right to Cheverly ave.
then turn right on Forest rd. to
5000 block Greenleaf rd., Cheyerly. i.
Or phone ST. 1856. lis
HYATTSVILLE - 2-year-
old brick bunga.. with expansion
attic. liv. rm. with frepl. and dinette
combination. 2 nice bedrms.. tiled
bath, eauipt, kit. incl. Bendix
sumo GI loan, $1,000. SS3.75 per
mo. pays everything.
6-rm. shingle bungalow-Full hsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., screened porch, garage;
trees and shrubs. Priced for quick
Ewes, UN. 1855.
LOUIS MILLER. REALTOR