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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
This Rock
Of Ours :
By BILL GLIB


1t is coed to see that the mass
hysteria that accompanied Mac
Arthur's return is beginning to
fade away. We're at a point in
the conduct of our foreign affairs
when it is neither the time nor
place to allow emotions to rule
US.
No one denies that General
Macarthur performed heroic
deeds during the second world
var. He is entitled TO the homage
If the people But in the Korean
war he has acted more in the
manner of a politician than a
soldier. He wanted to play the
game but only if it was played
oy his rules. That's little too
much power to place in the hands
of a man who has lost contact
with his homeland for a decade
and half. SD.
We went to war, (call it police
action if you like), last July
almost a year ago, Boys are dying
over in Korea. They are giving
up all the good things of life for
as here in the United States.
And what are we doing?
I'll tell you -.
We're fighting among ourselves
about a theatrical general who is
allowing himself to become the
catspaw of the Republican Party.
President Truman is our Cons
mander-in-C Chief. Forget the fact
that he is a Democrat. We can
fight our politics out at the polls.
Right now, let's fight this Korean
war and get those boys over there
back home.
They can tell us whether Tru
man or Macarthur is right or
wrong when they come home.
Providing that they all don't go
"Asiatic" from the news and
treatment they are receiving
about stateside affairs.
Rambling Thoughts
Remember back during the
war-a writer suggested that all
war criminals be placed on Fail
con Island? u.
/ have better suggestion.
Falcon Island, located among
the Friendly group of the South
Pacific, is one of those ftnow7
you-see-it, now-you-don't" is.
lands 1t was discovered in 1865
by Inns. Falcon and named
after the ship. In 1877, HM.S.
Sappho reported seeing the island.
IN 1880, there 'twaren't no island
there. In 1885, Falcon was back
in its proper misunderstanding
about a hundred odd feet high
and a mile long. In 1894, another
ship sailed over this exact loca-
tion-no island. Later in this
same year, still another ship re-
ported Falcon as three miles
long. Not long afterwards, it3be-
gan to disappear again.
You can see from this that Fal-
con just doesn't act like a re
spectacle island ought to- act In
1927, Falcon was again standing
some five hundred feet out of
the Pacific waters. ---.-,---.--
Now my suggestion is this:
Why not take the leaders of the
Democrat and Republican, par &
ties, place them on the island and
tell them they have to stay. there
until they decide to work peace
fully and Sensibly together?
Being island folks, we should
be able to appreciate the horror
that these political leaders would
feelsif Falcon began to sink into
the sea. / kind of think they
would patch up their differences
quickly-mighty quickly!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27

If,anyb0dy wants more of it. there
are scientists to assert that life is possible
on other planets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Toddy's Horoscope

Today gives one with a con-
tented mind, apd, one who keeps
it along the ordinary walks OF
life. Apparently not capable of
great efforts, there is still con-
siderable resolution and general
" good luck. Most of the persons
born this day attain to a COM
parative degree of comfort,
though they will be content with
less than more ambitious per-
sons desire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27

Anybody who plays Russian roulette
has our sympathy.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
The Week in Religion
Ry RELIGIOUS News Service

Demands for some form of reli-
gious education in the public
schools continue to increase de-
spite the three-year- -old McCollum
decision in which the United
States Supreme Court outlawed re-
leased-time religious instruction
on school property.
Many religious leaders hold that
the McCollum decision does not
bar religion altogether from the
Nations primary and secondary
schools. They believe that some
religious education can be given
without infringing on the princi-
pie Of church-state separation.
Instruction Believed Needed.
These leaders believe, further
more, that religious instruction ot
some sort is vitality necessary for
the. proper training of American
youth.
That some secular authorities
share this opinion was indicated
last week when a speaker at the
annual meeting of the National
Sheriff's Association in Atlanta,
Ga, deplored "the absence of re-
ligious training in schools and the
tendency to rate athletics over
moral and scholarly attainments, -
which, he said. should be cor
rected."
In two States-California and
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Pressure Continues to Establish
ReIiqious Education in Schools

Neutrality-suspicious. recently sought
to put into effect their belief that
religion should be must" in the
public school.
A California measure to intro
duce Bible reading in the schools
brought the lawmakers a food Of
mail, most of it favorable. The
bill, however. was referred to the
California Board of Education for
a two-year study after having
been deadlocked in the assembly's
education committee.
In Iowa, a measure proposing
that public schools be encouraged
to include the literature and his
tory of religion and, in particular
the Bible, in their courses of study,
died in the House Sitting Commit
tee when the Legislature ad-
journed.
/ Meanwhile. a 100-member Illi-
noiS commission appointed to draft
program for the States 2.5 mil
lion children has urged that gen.
eral courses of religion be included
in public school curricula.
| Recommending an investigation
of the possibility of introducing
cultural courses" in the history
of great religions. the commission
indorsed the view of a suh,com-
mittee that such courses need not
violate the principle of church.
state separation.
Bible Verses In New Jersey.
A number of States have laws
which permit Bible verses to be
read without comment to public
school pupils each day. One Of
them is New Jersey, where the
State Supreme Court last October
rendered a decision upholding the
constitutionality Of the law.
| However. two members of the
United Secularists of America
Mrs. Anne E. Klein of Hawthorne,
N. j.. and Donald r. Doremus. of
t4O0O41C4 4O4us 4Ns W CSCllJ4y dR-
pealed against the courts ruling
and the case is now slated for
review by the United States Su-
preme Court.
Another issue has arisen in
Minnesota which also may come
before the United States Supreme
Court for final decision.
Frank c. Hughes, an atheist
and a 1903 alumnus Of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. recently
called upon the United States
Government to institute criminal
proceedings against the university
because 1t permitted religious Or
ganizations to use campus prop
erty for their meetings.
When the Government rejected
Mr.. Hughes plea, he announced
that q civil suit would be insti-
tuted.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Fraternity to Honor
GEORGE HuYes, Attorney

George Z. c. Hayes, Washing
ton attorney, will be awarded the
Laurel Wreath Of Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity at 4 pm. today In
Rankin Chapel, Howard Univer-
sity, for distinguished achievement
in the fields Of law and public
service.
The presentation will be made
at the annual meeting Of the east
'ern province Of the fraternity.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Royal Couple Enjoy Snowy Holiday

STE. AGATHES DIES MONTS, Que, (P)-Princess Elizabeth and her husband aWoke Saturday to a snowy Laurentian wonderland to begin a tWo-day holiday before concluding their North American tour.
 Winters first serious snowfall arrived with the royal tourists at Montreaps Dorval airport, 50 miles away, Friday afternoon and followed them to their holiday re- treat.
 Throughout the route to this famous skiing resort thousands of persons clad in parkas and snow boots stood in the Wintry bluster to cheer.
 At St. Jerome, 5000 gathered in the central square and halted the royal procession to extend greetings.
 All along the way church bells pealed a welcome from old spires and by public address systems from modern buildings.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Stewart New Chief
 Of Operation For ARC

MT. Benjamin D. Stewart, Jr, District Engineer, Alaska Road Commission, Valdez, Alaska, was transferred to the Headquarters office of the Alaska Road Com mission, Juneau, as Chief of the Operations Division effective Oc- tober g, 1851,
 MT. Stewart was born in Mis- soula, Montana, on April 28, 1911 and in 1914 came to Juneau, AL aska, where he attended grade and high school. He later attend ed Reed College, Portland, Ore gon, and the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and is d registered en- gineer in the Territory.
 In addition to periodic employ ment with the Alaska Road Com mission during his school years, MT. Stewart has been in contin- uous service with the Alaska Road Commission since 1883.
 Mir. Stewart has moved to Ju- neau with his family and is tenn porarily residing at the home of his father, MT. B. D. Stewart, ST., former Commissioner of Mines for the Territory, now retired. Mrs. Stewart is the former Alice E. Smith of Skagway and Fair banks. They have one son, Ben jamin Douglas, aged 14 months.
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05

James J Nance, able, energetic president of Hotpoint, believes "it is safe to assert that purchases of major household applian"'
 ginning to outpace prodN.
 The induStrialist IS crpG... ..,n. being the first business leader to clarify the general misconception about supplies of good appliances. He said that factories are not able to meet the demand of farm and city homes for most of the applianc- es in the automatic electric kitchen and home laundry. This demand is up sharply now that women are going back into defense plants, placing a premium on electric aids to operate their homes on crowded schedules.
 Nance has championed the idea of keeping civilian production at highest possible levels during the nations dual economy" Hotpoint heavy producer of jet engines.
 .,ewer appliances, never in over supply, are automatic electric dish washers, pushbutton electric rang es. electric tumbler clothes dryers, and garbage disposal units.
 Homes throughout the nation us- ing automatic dishwashers passed the one million mark in 1851, a milestone which the industry con- siders the mark of acceptance for a new appliance. Leading brands of electric appliances for complete kitchens and home laundries are being bought faster than they are being built. This condition will be more pronounced at the end of the year when indicated materials re- strictions for defense work further cut into civilian goods output
The Nome nugget., 1951-11-05
Plant Printing Eva Peron Life Story Is Bombed

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, (P) - A strong bomb blast rocked downtown Buenos Aires today, damaging a printing plant which published Mrs. Eva Peron's book, "The Reason For My Life"
 It was not immediately known whether the explosion caused any casualties.
 Mrs. Peron is the wife of the Argentine president, Juan D. Peron, who is campaigning for a new six-year term in the Nov. II elections.
Evening star., 1951-10-25

Semi steel body;
ga in. jaws open
10 ~ in.
Ssars ! Stores
Evening star., 1951-10-25
riday and Saturday 10 TO g. zz*Yk 7zse< 1@s<2@>
Silver Spring store open
Friday and Monday nights to 9

- ox.,, Here are the Nations Top Quo'',
MEN: -'' ~. Low Prices You've Asked ''''
Don't just word 70. ri. it! s, Come s.s~a.!
ss sssr unit. s': s:, @ %s s Jobs
xo, volue You'll os'es u;ua at i've e'kso '0
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

STATE DEPT. oficer desires rent
earliest possible occupancy 4-bed-
room 2-bath house Approx. $50
monthly. Preferably Maryland. MRS.
DURBROW. DU. 24S0. 21s
SMALL REFINED FAMILY desper-
ately needs 2-bedrm. unfurn. house;
Silver Spring area; excellent care
promised; $50 max. 10. 2-S504.
WANTED-Furnished or unfurnished
3-bedroom and 2-bath house. D. C.
or Chevy Chase. AID. 1882. Week
PHYSICIAN and family with / child
desires 3 to bedrm. house: suit. for
home and ONCE: NV. only. 10.
WANTED TO RENT-option to buy
3-bedrm. home on farm within 20
miles. Silver Spring; SIZES max. Call
BIOSCA. 81. 900: ewes. 81. 3616.
Write 1924 Fenwick, Silv. Spr., Nd.
3 EMPLOYED WOMEN desire 3-bed-
rm. furn. home; NV. section. good
cond.; approx. $3.50 mo. Phone
MISS HALL, Ex. 400 from IL a m
YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE for ise
home and grounds; suitable home
and small Kindergarten; win guar
antee excel. care. NE. 4S9S between
8 and IL am; Friday only.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

FKEE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va;
white. Open 2 days. Ma. OO0i.
CHRISTIAN GIRLS, refined; best refs.
Want attractive furn., 1-bedrm.
apt, incl. util., laundry privil.;
eonv. location; Nov. 7th. $7O-SSO.
Apt. 2, 1900 Belmont NV. is
UNFURNISHED three-room apt, IN
NV. apt. bldg. Would buy carpets
and some furnishings. DE. 1898,
PROFESSIONAL LADY wants small
quiet apt; good transp.: $70-S8O.
VIII buy furniture. Box 201-x. Star.
WRITER, young man, wants roomy
unflrn. apt. with kit. and bath;
not more than 30 min. from Pan
Amer. Union; S45 mo. with utils.
Box 199-X, Star. 19s
RETIRED WOMAN wants 8 unfurn.
rms; will give some service Write
name and address, Box 193-X, Star.
EFFICIENCY APT. Young couple.
Phone MR.. EVANS. DE. 9S46.
8 to IL: NV. section. 1S'
Evening star., 1951-10-18
FRIENDS SCHOOL AREA
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
8497 ROCKVILLE PIKE
nDEN nATYv Tn q

Beautiful center-hall brick Colonial
Vacant. immediate possession. terms
L. G. WHITE. Exclusive
RE. 1926; Eyes,, WI. 4943
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

BEACH COTTAGES = Woodland
ssas gsssh 1oss only q ,na mi ~ FROM e 6 gn
.TY. CO; CO. NC. RA; M 22oo. -. is is.
al sofsS1SSin ss;: z5S' $50 IS; 's!st
sEAGT. b. SFeebP5ias bGTAcHED III HOME mr.. lst 18th
and. Locust I'd. NV; bedrms.. oil
heat, rec. rm. and bar; 2-car gar;
fusnisaed ss4ase % %PsrspaTs es to
ffsNsSE fNSE Tanafsso pf ssoo wEAvERs BE9s.'
ARIfNGToN@Enioy space and sun
fnans homs With lR shis ser.s readily beda%s aSssssss
baths. den and ise. studio rms.
$265 mo: Call Miss Corbin at
S5aI sANpoz for appt. and details. Du.
CHEVY CHAsE-charmine old home;
4 bedrms., 2 baths. maids rm., gar.
BURLINGTON, WI. 1855. Or. $3.50.
nAss house, rARk%s .sIs y. ssys ssisIn i'm
gracious living; S4l5 and $3.50 mo.
Call Miss Corbin at sANDoz for
appt: and details. DU. 1884. lis
SILVER SPRINGS bedrm.,. / bath,
xs1 Ssery spnf1R hSme sfe0 ffee%0p1etey Ga fqEp W n
SILVER sPRING-New, attractively
furnished. bedrms., 1 bath. recr
rm., tile basement with deep freeze
and washer; kit: with disposal, dish
washer. sl66 per month. 81. 1910. 1910.
TARA Area bedrooms. ~. baths.
rage; bsaut. lot. Immed. occupancy
month -to-month basis. with ep-
sR t. 'sfs sEsTS 1sE SnfsS co. t'fns n fs
ARLINGTON, vA.-s bedrooms, Z gas
heat; fenced-in back yard. $50
&REA5Gs vi N Ssos sa DFGRs5s' sc d. %anass5 ssS5
ITO HOBART ST. NV, near Rock
Greek Park-6 rms, 2 baths. rec
rreation rm:. electric dishwssher;
s3SS s3SS. mo- immsd' 0ceuD' Call ME-
1905 R, l. AVE. N.E.-1deally 10:
center and transp; 8 rms. bath
hEs hhAEEsAN loi9 95s SIG 12eh m9 &C. NV. M pAnE Ne
81 EMERSON ST. N,w-semidet
1gasl; screened rear p0rches; built
in garage; $3.50 mo. N: PAUL HAN
ssis sfAS' $a GaarhEbRaI a1sb al MEi AyE. aioG NV
on Macarthur blvd: 1st floor. I
rms, KIT. and bath: 2nd a., 8 rms.
kit. and bath; h.-w.h. (oiD; conv
to stores and transp. M. PAUL HAN
NAN. 1872 18th st. NV, ME. 4l0O
wEsTMoRELAND HILLS - unusus
and charming, 4-bedrocm, 3-batl
home; $225 month; G. ALLEl
rWo.BEDRM. NoST EtT; Rouse in Viers Mi
Village; largely furn.; vacant. Ca
]. GUY NEEL, owner, SH. 2141.
RAMBLER bedrms., full bsmt
fenced lot. Immed. occupancy. An
nandale, S146 per mo. ARIA
R1nTy FA. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES vNFURNlsHEp tcen..

$116--2 BEDRMs., semidet.. spotless
cond.;. close-in South Arl. location;
-s-bedrm. brick rambler: eonv.
Falls Church location.
$145--3-bedrm. brick rambler. full
bsmt.; excel. residential section OF
Falls Church.
$200--3 bedrm. brick Colonial; conv.
N'. PoMPoNio p aiist to REALTY, INC.
ow. 1890 till 8 2222 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
ssons no. rGG oio uNoN usHPssf sfosGE R5stdf
GO INC. est. 1906.
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas I;
prompt serv. ST. 1000, z days o wk
am..9 pm. w MARVIN. 2ns
Evening star., 1951-10-18
NEAR SENATE BLDG.
RENTEDi MAKE MONEY!
Own Your Own Apt Home

UNUSUAL VALUE at 1880
Belmont st, NV bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, entr.
hall and bath, for only
$3.50, with Just $4,000 cash
down and mo. payments for
principal, interest and MAIN
tenance. only $S9.95.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
efficiency apt. at 1435 N st.
NV. with very attract. mod
ernized kit; available for pur-
chaser With subs. cash.
VERY POPULAR downtown
bldg, l block from Dupont
Circle-Has apt. OF l bedrm.,
liv. rm.. util. rm., kit, entr.
hall and bath for 81. 500, with
subs. cash, and total mo.
payments Of only S6I.5S.
1-BEDRM. APT, near Mt.
Pleasant streetcar. Buyer may
pay $4,000 down and only
$67.92 Q mo. for everything,
or may pay more cash and
even lower monthly payments,
CALL Us TOMORROW for
Appointments to inspect,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Hilltop estate Of nearly an acre, spa
lcious brick Colonial Of 4 bedrms.
with fireplace and master suite with
bath and adjoining 2d-floor screened
porch. Living room win accommo-
date concert grand piano. large din
ing room, den, kitchen with bright
breakfast room; recreation room,
maids room; 2-car garage. Beauti-
fully handicapped grounds. terrace
sacrifice ct S39, 800. E. NJ. Fry,
INC, WI. $500 till q pm. --19
Evening star., 1951-10-18

New exclusive nstings moderately
priced. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, extra
bedroom and paneled rec. room in
Brick construction, wide level lot.
beautifully Handicapped. Wall-to-w wall
carpets included. All electric kitchen
with dishwasher and DISPOSAL. Act
quickly on this one. e. M. FRY, INC,
WI. $500 till q o m. To
Evening star., 1951-10-18
CHILLUM AREA

Right OF N. H. ave. Reduced $1,000.
Owner wants. quick sale. Lovely
det. 6-rm. brick home with Q full
baths and 2 extra powder rms. rec.
rmY fenced yard. Good transp.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 65O1
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES FURNISHED lcent. J

CHEVY CHASE.--Gorseous home. z
rms, 3 baths. piano, garage, to
June l. $3.50 mo. MRS. CLYDE C.
pSsHySSN pSsHySSN1NdToN. WI 1855. OR.
DffSSTfaRICr HEIGHTS, MD. - Nicely
furnished detached brick bungalow
consisting Of living room, dining
room, kitchen, three bedrooms and
bath, full basement, Gil heat. $125
per month; occupancy about No
vember 1st. Call MR.. ROBEY be-
tween, g and II am, and 4 to S
ATTRAc. DETACHED. excellent
neighborhood, fireplace. 6 bedrooms,
sssbast baths gas heat; Slsb mo. EN-.
AREA. - 3-bedrm., o
bath. row brick hse, Lib, den, music
rm., maids rn. and bath: S185 mo.
Call rental mgr. Wo. 1000. THoS.
cHEvY CHASE-Three bedrooms. 2h
baths, large step-down living ROOM
freshly painted; pleasant grounds;
Oct, to June. $50. WI. 1885. 21s
SILVER SPRING-We have 3 houses
avail. for immed. occupancy; $3.50
mo. each. THOMPSON d GRAY.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont

CORNER BRICK. nr. N. Capitol and
Crittenden; 6 lovely rms and bath;
gas heat: rec. rm. LOUIS RUDDEN.
RENO AND YuMA>AREA-An excel
lent Iaar,I priyate residence with 4 bed
bkft. nook. recr. room. 2 fireplaces:
h:-w, oil heat; garage on paved
alley; . neighborhood Of comparable
homes; handy to area Of exclusive
shops pSo9 on Conn. ave. ct Albemarle;
sSois notice. Can R1sfrY e 1nsDsissS z RoMER
Realtors. 81. Gil.
WALKING DISTANCE Blessed sacra-
ment-Coionial center-hall brick
home. liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.,
breakfast rm., screened porch, pow
der rm., lst A.; very nice bedrms.,
2 baths. End d.; lovely finished 3rd
n; Gear gar; shown at your cony.
Ewes. Wo. 6146. RAYMOND B.
DUNN. 1885 Wis. ave-, WO. O214.
VALUE! First pres
entation Of this magnificent home
IN hne convenient residential Sec
.normUss .iSn %sst room, S upper ws hssh hsth M
and ga baths. including den, and
lavatory and immense all-eiectric
dream kitchen on 1st floor; 4 mas
ter.size bedrooms and 2 baths on
End moor and one OF the most at
tfactlVe recreation rooms we have
seen; gear garage. storage attic;
f1replaces; entire property In per-
fectiy beautiful condition. Surely
the greatest value TO be found any
5a34. FRANK s. PHIfLiihPss. hs ii. n1.
l411.
NEAR 18th AND TAYLoR-Brokers,
cooperation, invited. Pretty 6-rm.
semidet. brk.: oil heat: new kit.
COWS; gar: S14 800. RAFFELL REAL.
ESTATE. SH. S794.
NAVAL HOSPITAL--Absolute i'm
mac det; brick rambler in the lovely
g spacious. rms. incl. 3 bedrms. and
mod. tile baths: beau. kit. with
dishwasher and. disposal; stairs to
nice storage attic; tremendous fun
pSmt.;, attached Lear garaee; good
nnaneing; price. S32 800. CAN W, B.
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

W0ODRIDGE-2 beautiful homes on
18th st. me-. opposite Monastery
grounds; semi and det.; none better
In the city: priced under present.
day construction. and conv.. to every
KhETs,asRp th5nsi Gall DH =, SOS 80, for apt.
Goth AND MONROE SITS. N.E.-Large
Colonial home; center hall. 4 bed.
rooms. "a baths. porches. beautiful
yard; detached double garage; COM
pletely redecorated; near schools.
c esses Na snd asss stores soREM WT sas HEATY
ssiS cfis OH 81. NE. N.E@chasminr Oh snSn ss det.
brick on deep lot; 2 rms. liv. rm.
with loft. ceiling. step-up din. rm.,
lge; studio on 3rd d. pet. garage.
sUuTLsEEYyo usEyo q BA1R. ST. 2si1; ewes.
THREE E MASTER BEDRMs., 2 bat baths.
Large 2-story home In Al condition.
large kitchen. Beautifully Handicapped
lot with many shade and fruit trees,
Three porches; full bsmt.; oil NV.
neat; get. garage. Excellent location
slT,75o. FHA or di financing aa puy avaii. i.
able on liberal terms. Call PERRY
"a BOSWELL, INC. WA. 46Oo. Open
si.sos IL 3 Pj9,i PbowiN, near Lincoln nas pare-
cond.; good location. WA. 20S3. W.
CLIFFORD SHERTzER. RE. 220l.
OF Hawaii ave-
sos mo. income plus apt. for pur-
chaser; best buy In this area for
only $4,000. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. SH. 1103: GE. 0140, ewes.
NEAR eaTHSIfs ssfH5aAs 6sRK SsNHvlnsrrr
Conveniently located semidet. brick.
only si4. $50. Cali Mr. Pensn.
LA. $1,000. or JU. 7-S997 ewes.
PECK COMPANY
S616 18th ST. Me- LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-10-18
3618 12th sd. NE.

COLORED WOODBRIDGE - Posses
sion. Lovely det. 4-bedrm. home;
ss@t. 'eNSi o%NEs e. F6 fi"o;i o7s4. smal ais Sn
CoLoRED-14oo BLOCK G ST. NE.
Lovely Groom house. full bsmt..
spacious rooms; low down payment.
monthly payments $S5,13 per mo.
Gaa Gpshhw Mr cls65y' n6y ia. 67se. wooD s.
coIokEDSi6oe coIokAEDD zoos p ST. N.E.Isix-
rm brick; h.-w.h. Can be handed
With $500. LOUIS RUDDEN.
coLoRED-s-RM, BRICK. $3.50 dn.;
ewast must cs fos s7S details aH 'nf Ml
coLoREDNRiHviER TERRACE25-
only 81 ESQ down, bal. ike rent.
st. 1851 or RA. 2s7S. 40
coalition; @ desirable r Nsenfas neishborhood 5000
Jon1ssA1ST t sfnRssai REAL Is EsrATE lysS' SERVE NE
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home: spac. lv. nm. with frepl.,
full-sized din. rm. mod. kit. with
stainless-steel cabinets, garb. disp..
sink, 4 bedrms., lge. fin. rec. rm. +;
automatic clothes washer and dry
er; gas h.-w.h.: Ven. blinds, storm
windows; det. gar. This is an un-
usual buy; don't fail to see at
once! For appt. to inspect. cali
MI. Curling, with r. G. DUNNE.
nc. 0700; ewes. La. 6-776S.
COLORED-VACANT-4th and r. /
ave-. ne: section. 6-rm. brick home
In new-house. condition; new gas
furnace and hot-water heater; this
home Is spotless. Low down pymt.
on On easy sooH terms. Call until 9 pm!
CoLoRED-sI3 K ST. N.E.-2o-ft
row brick in excel. cond.; 8 rms,
bath. ground- -level bsmt.; metal
garages; small down payment. Ewes.
sali "A. 1924; FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
COLoRED SPECIALIZED Kentucky
ave. s.e.. 8 rms. rs Myrtle st. ne,
rms. III II st..se.. 4 rms. 74O
9TH st Sc. Q rms. 1918 C st. ne,
8 apis. State your down payment,
we have the price. Du. 64OS,
KRETsINQER. MI. se41. ia