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the about support of the remain
der of the Southern States in its
fight to keep intact its segregated
public school system.
What prompted the Governors
demand for support from the rest
of the Southern States is suit
filed by Negro citizens of South
Carolina, backed by the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, directly at
lacking the segregation and de-
manding that segregation be abol-
ished in the states public school
SYSTEM The suit which has al
ready gone through the district
court is scheduled to be heard by
the U. S. Court of Appeals in May
following the action of which the
NAACP will Immediately take the
cast to the United States Supreme
Court.
Last week the South Carolina
Governor, James Byrnes, a former
assistant president of the United
States, a former secretary of state,
and former member of the Unit
ed States Supreme Court, startled
the rest of the nation by stating
that he would move to abolish the
states public school system before
submitting to the abolition of seq
rcgating, thus, permitting Negro
and white children to attend the
same public tax supported school
The Governors statement COM
pletely ignored the fact that al
most half the population are Negro
citizens who also pay tax to sup
port the states public schools.
Following the South Carolina
Governors demand for support,
press reports indicated a mixed
reaction on the part Of the Gov
ernors Of the other states of the
South with the most hopeful state
nent coming from Gov. Theodore
R. McKeldin, Republican Governor
of Maryland, who after strongly
that his state would not
give its support, said, 81 am look
ing forward to the day when seq
regation will be eliminated from
Southern and border states. |
hope eventually that all people can
live together in peace and har-
mony."
The Maryland Governor made
his statement as a result of a
poll of the 16 remaining Southern
Governors by the United Press
which was also followed by state
ments from Governor Herman
Talmadge of Georgia and Gov.
Gordon Persons of Alabama, both
of whom indicated that their states
will give about support to the
South Carolina suit. None of the
other states Governors issued any
statement but it is felt that the
of them will join the suit
at the proper time.
The support which the South
Carolina Governor is asking is
that all of the rest of the South
ern States file briefs in support of
South Carolina segregation when
the case reaches the United States
Supreme Court.
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as years, since it came into being
as the representative and voice of
the Negro teachers of the state,
was dropped and the new name
adopted without a dissenting vote
in the final session of the annual
meeting of the, organization here
last Saturday morning.
The proposal to change the
name was contained in the rec
concentrations offered by the COM
mittee on resolutions and aroused
only a mild discussion of the legal
questions which might arise out
of the change in the name of the
organization.
The proposal to make the office
of executive secretary an appoint
i've rather than elective office was
defeated when opponents of the
change raised the question of the
constitutionality of the proposal.
The long time executive secre-
tary of the organization is Prof.
w. w. Blackburn of Jackson. Pro
ponents of the change in the meth
cd of obtaining that important Of
ficer of the organization, however
made it clear that they were MAX
ing preparations for his successor
and no move was being made
against Prof. Blackburn, who has
rendered a long, efficient and hon
.orable service to the organization.
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VA n CLEV
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Funeral Services were held for
Mr.. Davis Mayfield Saturday af-
ternoon at $3.50 in Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. Mayfield was the brother of
Mr.. Albert Mayfield of this city.
Rev. c. L. Lingil, officiated.
Mrs. Bernice Reed and son Ollie
of Biloxi, Mississippi, spent the
weekend with their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Bilbo.
We are wishing to Mrs. Carrie
Lewis, Mrs. Matte Kimbles, Rev.
c. L. BREEZY and Mr.. Albert May
field speedy recovery.
Mr.. Eugene Reddix, Of Jackson,
Miss, was recent guest of his
brothers, Mr.. Dave and Joe Reddix
of this city. He has returned to
his home in Jackson now.
We pray Gods Blessings upon
DR.. Johnson of Ocean Springs, Mis-
sissippi who is now in the hospital
at Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Virgins and
daughter Paulene of Pascagoula
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert J. Massey, recently.
The New Light Baptist Church
Sunday School celebrated Easter
with a program. The young people
in the morning and the adults in
the afternoon. The program was
made up of songs readings and
solos pertaining to the risen
Savior. Mr.. Cleopia Burney, Supt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Massey
and children and their mother, Mrs.
Laura Batson motored to Mobile,
Ala, to visit their relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Reddix, and
family had as guests Sunday, their
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Batson and son and friend of
Biloxi, Mississippi.
Mrs. Ella Bilbo had for her
guests Sunday her daughters and
grand son, Mrs. Myrtle, Mrs. Reid
and Ollie Reid Of Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. Joe David Reddix, agent for
the Jackson Advocate in Vancleave.
and Greenhead say to please have
your news ready to give him when
he delivers the paper to you.
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ROxIE news

The Home Mission will hold it's
28th Anniversary at the Mt. Olive
M. B. Church Sunday, April %,
1851. We are asking each and
everyone to come out and enjoy
the day. The Church is located 7
miles East of Roxie, Mississippi.
Sis E. M. Greene, President, and
Sis L. E. Adams, Secretary.
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segregation in units or otherwise
but it could not produce an i'm
mediate percentage figure on
Negroes.
I'VE cannot get an answer from
the records here" spokesman
said, because we don't make race
distinctions on service records"
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The Funeral Services for Mr..
Joe Walker were held Monday eve
ming March &c, 1851. Mr.. Walker
leaves to mourn his passing, Mrs.
Joe Walker, Mrs. Rosa Dunlay,
Mrs. Alberta Bourntin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodland, Mr.. Willie Cling
ham, Mrs. Georgia Thomas, Rev.
w. A. Motley, Mrs. Esther Smith,
of Chicago. Los Angeles, and Jack
son, Miss.
Rev. George Thomas, officiat-
ed.
The Easter Program at Christ
Temple Church was a great sue
cess Sunday. Rev. E. E. Sparkman
preached the sermon.
Miss Vertielee Crosley spent the
weekend with parents in Fernwood,
Mississippi.
Miss Julia Harrell, of Baton
Rouge, La, enjoyed the day with
Miss Thelma Crosley, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy Carter, Mrs.
c. Smith, and Mrs. Marshall, and
Mrs. Margie Dixon, Mrs. Robbie
Taylor, Mrs. Omega Lewis, Clotete
Jenkins, Willie M. Butler, B. Par
ham, Mrs. Ina Wilson were among
the teachers who attended the AS
ISOLATION from McComb, Miss.
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First Lawyer: Gas soon as /
realized it was crooked business,
| got out of it."
Second Lawyer: "How much?'
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SOCIETY
SLANTS

The Idle Hour Part Jr., Club
met in the lovely home of the
President, Mrs. Emma Travis at
2535 Prosperity st.
The business session was presid-
ed by the vice president, Mrs. Elma
Hodges. Following the business
session lovely gift was presented
to the Sec. Mrs. Mary f. Stampley
Ford newly wed, from the club.
Many lovely gifts were present
ed the hostess from the members
and visitors of the club.
Mrs. Cora McClendon was well
coined into the club as a new MEM
Der.
Very tasty refreshments were
enjoyed by the following members
and guests: Mrs. Hattie Penny,
Louise Turner, Johnny Parker,
Charlie Mitchell, Pearly Ransom,
Ollie NJ. Anderson, Robert Gardner,
and Mrs. Gertrude Benson.
Mrs. Sallie Stansberry entertain
ed members of the daughters of
Spinks in her home, 1926 Smith
Robinson ST., Wednesday night,
March 14th. These members were
there to make Bylaws for the
Spinks. After the business session
was completed a delicious plate
lunch was served. Those enjoying
the afternoon were: Mrs. Rachel
Singletary, Sallie Ann Johnson,
Wilhelmenia Jones, Virginia Coop
er, Susie Brown, Essie Mae Harris,
and Mrs. Irma Lee Hill.
Don't forget the Style Show
which will be given in the Lanier
High School Auditorium Wednes-
day evening, April 4, 8 pm. This
show is being sponsored by the
local Beauticians Club of the city.
Along with the Style Show are
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We are, still reporting the fol-
lowing on the sick list. Mrs. E. J.
Afford, Mrs. Marie Owens, and
Mrs. Mary Lindsey.
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charge of the Century Funeral
Home.
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girls running in the Bathing Con-
test. The winners will be given a
free trip to the Coast where the
Beauticians will celebrate their
10th Anniversary, and their con-
testants will compete with other
bathing beauty contestants. She
will work for the National Bath
ing Beauty Contest in New York.
The contestants are as follows:
Miss Martha Watkins of Campbell
College, Miss Artimise Hutchin-
son, of Tougaloo College and Miss
Joyce Williams, of Jackson Col
lege. Support the girl of your
choice. Come out and see the latest
in New Fashions. Ask your Beauti-
clans for tickets. Admission:
Adults Csc; Patrons list, SOC; Stu
dents, zoe.
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The City Choir, of this city is
rendering a program at Cades
Chapel Church Sunday evening at
3 pm. The program is being spon-
sored by Mrs. Aretha Gray in con-
nection with the Automobile Race
which is to be held the fifth Sun
day in April. Everyone is asked to
be present.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of va
zoo City, Miss, spent two weeks,
visiting her neice and nephew, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Gray of l22 Roose-
welt Street.
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The Beauticians of this city re-
greet the passing away of Mrs.
Mary Louise Rouser's grandmoth-
er, who passed away recently at
the st. Dominics Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built in
the early 10th century and was
known as ''the most elegant house,,
Its perfect restoration and modern
ization retains its elegance while it
brings added INABILITY and charm.
From its brick arched basement
through its distinctive three stories
you are satisfied" with the right
ness. Of it all. The original ran
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical Of the architecture Of the
period--nothing finer has been pro-
duced. Truly handsome. dignified
house fianked by terrace and garden.
Photographs available-inspection BY
appointment. Call Miss Hill or Mrs.
Mark, Decatur 4101. ONCE hours;
Emerson 0SS1 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV. Washington. DC.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDMORE, S1,250 down-Brick
bungalow, Q bedrms., tile bath, lge
liv. rm. and lge. kit; oil &C
heat; needs some decorating.
B szfI Ma eva Vacant, 1903 7srd ave.
Cape Cod; 5 rooms and bath Ist
floor; upstairs almost completed; full
basement with outside entrance; gas
a.-c. heat. Asking $4,000. WAYNE
a; CASKEY. AP. 6400. Ewes, WA.
BERWYN-e miles north of U. Of Nd.
2-bedrm. bungalow. equipped kit.
Venetian blinds, lge. fenced yd.;
$3.50; $1,000 down. BY OWNER
B ERi ISSS' HE1GHrs-rwo M 6edrm.
home with den on dbl. corner lot:
cow. Univ. Md and Beltsville
Agri. College. Let me present your
offer to the owner. Call Miss Miner,
UN.. 1926. cox & CO., ewes. AP.
CAPf1ToL HEIGHTS, a block OF Cen
trail ave-. .f12 65th ST.. s.e.-S-yr:::
S old e-rm SgnsalO OUrcS D Ss. fS
large eoEne5 lot; bus At d9 40 ST. S2
LU.<4-34Q0. VI. 5976.
CHEVERLY-Imma Broom, q
story home: lily: rm. with firepl., din.
rm., equip. kit. and incl. sleeping
porch on LIST A.; 2 bedrms.. tile bath
On s nd f Sa. 6smt oil sie beat
Just Oh Cheverly ave. Priced to sell
ct once at only $4,000. terms. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. 1900.
Open TIL pm. 10
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ASSUME GITOAN
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ARLINGTON-Four bedrooms, 2 paths
plus private apt. rented for $50 a
month. $16,750. $500 cash; less
cash considered. IA. s-9472. CIV.
FALLS CHURCH 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow: firepl., expansible attic;
FIRST aFS Ssons s coHnar y see F q
HGGpSSTTisGroN HoMEs-s1o.e5d tc
IS s; 500. ROY II. LIcARi, 1Sf
JEFFERsoN MANoR-cozy, semidet
q bedrms.J, tile bath. storage attic;
full basement. gas heat, porch, nice
Anchor-fenced lot; only $1,000
ooW. esl9. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
s 3E 4 ash:AspA1E. r.lrf.. COUNTY.
floor; 2 bedrooms and bath on
second. A. c. oil heat, insulated,
storm sash, spacious porch; conven-
lent to Pentagon and downtown;
prompt possession; price. S2s,950.
p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K. street
nv nv Ma IA; d dI66s or 2o57 Wilson
READY FOR oCCUPANCY-Two new
brick bungalows. each on k-acre
wooded lots in a lovely section.
Homes feature combined liv. din
rm.. large modern equipped kits.
2 bedrms., tiled baths. util. rms. and
stairs to expansible attic; hot-air
heat. These homes are very sub
stantially built and modestly priced
at $12,250; large LIST trust avail. Cali
Mr.. Honnold. ia. 4-O55O: evenings,
FA; 70SS. with w. B. WRIGHT.
POSSESSION WITH SETTLEMENT-
Two bedrms. and bath, liv. rm., din.
rm:, kit, lge. rms, screened porches,
full bsmt. lot 1OOx100, gar. COOK,
MAN REALTY. GIL. $3.50. ii
MOD. EXPAND. ramblerette: cleo.
kit. Bendix. firepl.; q acre. Nice
community, end Shirley hwy;
S7g5O. S44.25 mo, or will trade.
WHITMER. OW. 1888.
BY OWNER houses; one, 9 rms.
and bath: one, 8 rms. and bath.
About acre of ground. Price.
1913 500. FA, 1927. III
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EAST PINES

Postwar brick and masonry rambler
consisting Of liv. rm.. kitchen with
dining area, 2 bedrms. and bath;
stairs to expansion attic: Bryant
gas INV. radiant heat; plenty stor-
age space; storm windows and doors
included. Attractive fenced lot, walk
ing distance to shopping center and
school. Immediate possession. 81, 900
to $4,000 down and reasonable pay
ment. Call Mr.. BriScoe at DI. 0222
(eves CHI. $500.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. 1900 18th st. NV.
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room, kitchen, dining
alcove, two bedrooms; second floor
one. room and room for another:
otdnoT .n Xsnstan ns,s blinds
hood; $9,408 loan at 49,; S66 per
month including curtailment, inter-
est, taxes and insurance; price.
e. Quincy SMITH, INC, Realtors
141S H st. NV. DI. 9057.
EVENINGS. GE AQEE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MAGNIFICENT
4V84 ~ " AZ 40A4N =
DOCTOR, ATTORNEY, EXECUTIV

~SN>ASs' IA SAsA' AASSAA'H
A home rejecting success in your en-
deavor. Custom brick construction
Facing lovely park land. Huge hv
rm.. with log-burning fireplace, ban.
quet-size dining room. YOUNGSTOWN
den or study 1st H.: 2nd d., master
bedrm. with mirrored dressing rm
and private bath. 2 other bedrms
and bath; basement is a bit Of Ole
England, with bar and eft. fire-
place and powder rm.: attached ga,
rage: lovely, terraeed grounds will
JAMES L. DIXON & co
ST. 1900; Ewes. 81. O32S
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Sc. OOO BUNGALOW

So, 900 BUNGALOW
Near Southern ave; and Pa. ave. ext
lily expandable; Hv. rm., moder,
Kit, bedrms. and bath, bsmt.; viii
probably 20 GIL; 5000 cash; S6f
per mo-. incl. taxes and insurance
MR.. PHIFER. 10. S-S714. %
CoLoRED-407 nth ST. Sc, q blk
on Pa. ave, partly vacant: $3.50
rooms. bath; semidetached stucco
liberal allowance made for redeco-
rating. Call MA. S036, ONCE Of A.
M DRAISNER. 1404 L st, NV. III
COLORED-1502 d ST. S,E.-This
substantial 3-bedroom row brick
needs decorating but is priced to sell
at 81 $50; payments only $50 per
mo; Call OLIVER T. CARR. Ma,
CoLoRED-E ST. NEAR 14thERou
brick. in fine condition. with nice
yard; gas. hot-water heat; garage:
6 rooms and bath. Price, S11, 900:
$4,000 cash. Call Mr.. Gay. VI.
1869. or here, LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 17la K ST.. NV. Ma. 1885.
COLORED-SPECIAL-S1. 500 down
buys. something unusual. This g.
I'm; home near 18th and D. COM
plete with gar. gas heat and many
extras. OWNER. VI. 1856. p
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EVANSVILLE
BIG BUNGALOW

Near University Park; Is by 81 liv.
rm., 2 bedrms., bath. LIST f.; natural
oak trim; stairway to attic with 9
windows. space for extra rms; breeze
gear garage: comb. storm and
screen sash; S0x11O Anchor fenced
lot studded with tall trees. You'll
find all the comforts of gracious
living in this fine home. Priced
below market value at S16,750. Call
Mr. Bell. MI. 2299.
FREDERICK w. BERENS,
INC.
Ma 5005 IN
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

Practically new brick home on nice
level lot in well-planned community
Just off Georgia ave-: lge. living rm.
well equipped kitchen. full basement
dows, automatic washer and dryer
excellent 25-year first trust; low
monthly payment. Call Mrs. Guarino
JAMES L. DIXON & CO
1922 18th st. NV.
st. 1900. Evenings, WO. 1878.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

COLLEGE PARK-$2,350 down, as
sumo CT loan, $73 mo-. includes
taxes, insurance and ground rent:
new brick rambler. 3 bedrms., tiled
bath, full bsmt., gas &C. heat:
conven. transp., etc. H. CARLYLE
de LOzIER, Realtor, WA. 5000, WA,
5000.
COLLEGE PK.-2-story white brick,
rm., din. rm.. kit. full bsmt. with
bar and refgr.; outside patio. barbe-
cue pit. Lear Diet. gar. Nice setting;
$20,750; good terms. WAYNE A.
CASKEY, AP, 6400; eyes,, WA. $3.50
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ST. 1900; Ewes. 81. O328
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MUST GO TODAY
SO ELMIRA STREET
OPEN 2 TO s.
50 500 CASH

BUNGALOW-$8,950
Very desirable home; 8 rms, AND
bath, oil a;-c. heat. large level loi
S0x175, full bSmt.; q great bargain
located at 10 Central ave, Randolph
Village. No. mile past Richie
FIR. 1857 til pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
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Mrs VIM. Laughlin, Realtor
Elmwood 1926 or 1922.
Mclean, Va.

TERRIFIC VALUE at Sls.95O Choice
location; convenient to Pentagon.
Det. brk.: ]. I. with fireplace, pvt. din.
rm.. lge. kit. dishwasher. disposal,
den. "a bath. screened porch on Isl
T.; 2 excel. bedrms. and bath on End
Call Mr.. boswell, OW. 6SIo. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. OW. 4441. III
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Excellent brick Colonial in this wood
ed area of fine homes. has master
bedrm., Is #. square. 2 more bed
rms. upstairs. Downstairs are:
A hv, rm.,, 15X20; din. rm., 15x12s
den. 12x12; lge. equipped kit,
12x12; - bath; inclosed breezeway
and Gear garage, full bsmt.; guest
house unfinished INTERIOR behind
main home. wooded yard. SO II.
wide and 210 IT. deep: only $40. 500
pleasure.
MANNAS REALTY co.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 1884.
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LINDEN LANE
RAMBLER-S22.7OO

This beautiful rambler is conveniently
located to Lee blvd, in a very
attrac. neighborhood; lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, dining L. kit. with
breakfast bar; refgr., cleo. stove.
disposal; 3 lge. bedrms. with plenty
up stairway to storage attic; full
bsmt. with "a bath. Bendix. outside
entrance and lge. area for rec. nm;
liv. nm. 20Hx13; L 1879, bedrms.
This house should sell quickly with
monthly payments Of $751; CAR
ROLL RICRIE co QW 1920, Ill
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WESTGATE

5411 Mass. ave. NV. White brick
Colonial. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen,
dinette and pvt. screened porch; 4
bedrms.,. 2h baths: full attic; rec.
tom built in 1855 Of finest materials
and workmanship; excel. condition.
Walking distance grade and Junior
high school and churches. Early
possession. Owner must sell immed.
Shown by appointment. WI. 1916.
No brokers, 10
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COUNTRY ESTATE

Lovely rms. ga baths plus maids
quarters; on 10 acres, 90 additional
acres available. In addition we have
several other fine estates. Call MI Q.
Ross, Gaithersburg 424-W. LYMAN
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MCLEAN. VA.

3-bedroom older type frame
home. with large rooms; fine
shade trees on large lot l5Ox
200. This house was attrac-
lively remodeled about 2 years
ago; bedroom and bath on
LIST A.; 2 bedrooms on 2nd f.;
fireplace In living room, sepa-
rate dining room, excellent
kitchen equipment including
GE dishwaSher; large open
porch across front; garage be-
meath porch; full basement; oil
hot-water heat.
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CLINTON MD
T. D. BURGESS
"a Pa. Ave. Sc. VI 2R02 :,
.CORAT, HTTI,S

Brick bungalow in beautiful Cora
Hills. Lge. liv, rm. with fireplace
> dinette, kit. 2 bdrms. and bath
Expansion attic. Full bsmt. with
rec. rm. Lot 55x110. Price, S17. 800
Also 3 bdrms.. brick bungalow in
Hillside for only $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 5402 Marlboro
nike 10 Q.QRRR
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BELLE HAVEN
BELLEVUE FOREST

White brick and stone home
in this exclusive section, ad-
iacent to Washington Golf and
Country Club; 3 bedrooms.
2l2 baths, fireplace in living
room. screened porch of liv-
ing room. dining room.
equipped kitchen including GE
disposal; full basement with
maids room and bath. recrea-
ton area; Bendix washer;
built-in garage.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1873 w, LELAND ST.

OPEN 8 TO 3 PM.
Detached brick, 2 stories. Contains
& bedrmsa 2 baths. 2nd a.; 1st a.,
rm.,. lge. kit; full bsmt.; gear gar :;
located on beaut. handicapped lot.
This property must be seen to be
appreciated. 8. r. MARTIN g. Co.
2629 Conn. ave, DU. 1896 or WA.
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.16 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. %
IORCOM GROVE

Use the new George WASHINGTON
in 10 minutes. In one Of the finest
residential sections, we offer this
most unusual home. Two bedrms.
and tiled bath on LIST d., plus at
tractiYe liv. rm. with firepl., fami.
ly-size din. rm. and equipped kit;
and bath; utils. and Lear att.
garage; upstairs additional rms.
could be added; very attractive
lge. shaded lot with barbecue pit;
priced for immed. sale at S24 $50.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
SILVER SPRING
$4,000

This 1la-story expandable home Is
located on corner sodded lot; il
contains living rm., 2 bedrms.. tile
bath. complete GE kit, gas &C,
heat; 2nd d. expandabie to 3 large
bedrms. and 2nd bath. Is available
to vet and non-vet; vet pays 81 200
and approx. S85 per mo-, incl. taxes
and insurance. Ready for imme-
diate OCCUPANCY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

$500 DOWN
VETERANS ONLY
45-DAY OCCUPANCY
Who will be the 3 lucky people?
Beautiful new brick homes in the
most conveniently located section
of Washington, right on busline
and almost next door to shopping
Lovely YOUNGSTOWN equipped kit;
extra liv. rm., din. rm. IL" with
picture windows, 2 twin-sized bed
rms. and ceramic tiled bath, full
hsmt. with outside entrance. and
all in the modern tone. Payments as
low, as S6e.24. A last-chance op-
portunity.
OPEN TIL DARK
Directions: Over S nth Capitol st.
Bridge, follow South Capitol st. to
Nichols ave. turn right on Nichols
ave. to Darlington st. and Open
sign. Call MI. Ruhl. RE. $3.50, or
ewes. 81. 27S6.
Colonial Investment Co.
IN