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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANAcosTIA ,sA!,c Ia, sls.s5o; a.traetiye
Me- Nee eona w. se elEoRp Easo sss sHssT sesa
z FER; Err RA. aS03, BE; ;,;I'g gaGl. s,, ,
rms; KIT; and and bath b on on LIST Isl ~ T.;
immaculate condition; basement. oil
burner, hot-water heat, nice rear
yard convenient location. An ex-
ceptional value at ,Sl3,500 Eve.
RRn0nTe e. f GRAvafTE Ms WH9fTe4 keator. hai '44g 1913
DfsTkrGf Il fii ciT' 'HEfGRTss. liz R21ss' blocks of,
Marlboro pike, 740O Forster St
New. det;, a-story brick bungalow.
5 rms. 1st floor with flrepl., 2 rms
considered HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, Exclusive Agent, LU. 4-3400.
ssI srd ST. s.E.-This e-fam,ly
e1k nd All to ef sSd tn. 1s1y wsss
!s:%s sssa g: ss:In;Ss s*snss' ss.'' Ma "Grstss'' fsss'
new fsss'' sEMIDEfAcHED ni afpA BRICKS 3
osdro1ms; o.,1r;ss tile tiled n bath, fun basement.
possession with small down pay
ments. 10. a-s67s. DI. 3346.
NEAR NICHOLS. CHESAPEAkE-Det
brick. 2 bedrms. on End floor; back
porch closed in; full basement: oil;
nr. everything. Sl5.950, $4,000
down. McCUNE, 10. 3-6SS9. . /
WE WON'T BE ABLE to duplicate
these new semidetached bricks at
Sl3,500: close to transportation and
shopping center AS low as $1,000
cash, move in. WO. 4944, .DI. 1880.
2-STORY. .semidetached brick home
on 41st ST. s.e.-Living room. dining
alcove. kitchen. 3 bedrooms and
tiled bath; built in 1947 and in
perfect condition. Assume 4He Gl
loan. approximately $4,000 cash
needed. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr., with
WEAVER BROS. INC, N. $500;
ewes. OR. s4e6.
NEW SEMIDETACHED BRICK. 49,
IT, living room. bright modern kitch-
en-. 3 bedrooms. bath. basement. toi-
let. laundry tubs. gas air-conditioned
heat: transportation. school, shop
ming nTJ mos nj thpAR
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HILLCREST
VILLA, CUSTOM-BUILT
2911 w Street Sc.
OPEN AT.-SUN., 1-6

2911 w Street Sc.
OPEN SAT. SUN, 1-6
This structural and artistic
triumph, created in the un-
hurried prewar days Of 1886.
out Of a wealth of the finest
materials BY craftsmen Of pa
tience and integrity, for an
ton, is now offered for the
hrSt time. Growing a SUI
perbly Handicapped site, whose
100-ft. frontage is stone
walled, 1t commands a breath
taking panorama which in
cludes the Capitol and monu-
ment. The exterior walls are
pre-cast slabs of the patented
RLEY-TAYLOR PLASTIC
CONCRETE MOSAIC PROC
ESS," method all but aban-
doned as too expensive fer
residential s1a construction dnrcrst. Here
with softness and sparkle
for the eyes, that gives fresh
meaning to the often loosely
seen to be appreciated.
beautifully panelled living
room, panelled private dining
room, custom doors. finest
hardware, No. l clear oak
flooring. steel easement win
dows. full insulation. gas
hot-water heat, special tile
roof shingles. and built-in
garage. The fortunate pur-
chaser who can afford this
architectural gem will find it
dificult not to turn and say,
"Let me have the keys!' Inn
mediate possession. Priced to
sell at S37. 300. DIRECTIONS:
OUT PENNA. AVE. Sc. RIGHT
ON 2STH ST TO FORT
BAKER DRIVE. UP HILL.
THEN LEFT ON w ST. TO
29l1. Call MIR, FISHER. MA.
So32. EYES. RA. 020G. or
VI. 57O9, SAT. AND SUN.
AFTERNOONS
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ANNENBERG REALTY OFFERS
ONLY Sc $50


Pay $3.50 down and S65 mo. for q
cozy. 5-rm. and bath bungalow, In
the suburbs, close to Seat Pleasant.
Has. 3 bedrms, oil h.-w;h., nice
bsmt., Ige. lot 12Ox100 IT.; truly
a rare bargain. Phone Ii. 1887
til 8 pm.
Det. brick, lovely 2-story, near South
liz baths. 5 bedrms., full dry bsmt..
gas &C. heat: lot SOx10O IT,, chain
link fence, Bendix washer. many
other fine features; priced to sell,
easy terms. Phone Ii. 1887 til
3 pm.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Semidet. brick. 5 rms. and bath,
gas a.-c. heat full bsmt., storm
doors and windows, Bendix auto
matte washer; house in sturdy cond =,
Shopping. Only ST .95o, easy terms. ms
Phone Ii. 7-S357 til 8 pm,
ANNENBERG REALTY. 20
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RRJARCI,TFF

Beaut. brick Colonial, situated on. q
large corner lot: approx. 10 yrs. old.
Featuring liv. rm. 1928 with ad-
joining concrete porch 22x20, Ii
brary with bay windows. din. rm.
16x16. large kit. butler pantry and
u bath on 1st A.; bedrms. and z
on Bird f.; recr.. rm. with fireplace,
maids rm. and bath: 2-car. built-in
garage In bsmt. DT. 1918 till 8 pm.
William H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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YOUR BEST BUY
7th and aa, Girsrds -. deception hall lily.
rms. and bath. full bsmt. with lava
tory. gas heat, convenient to every
thing. assume large GI loan.
KIRKS REALTY co.
HO. 677S: Ewes. SH. on23. Al
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BungalOW

Groom bungalow. on large lot
. bedrooms, living room with fire.
place, modern Kitchen and tile bath
on LIST floor; one huge room on End
Colonial front porch; full basement
with oil hot-water heat. House ir
immaculate condition. Owner mus
sell
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HoUSES-SALE-k.W. Cont
BETHESDA
uAMpDEN LANE,

A splendid Dutch Colonial residence
OF charm and distinction. Located
In q superb area Of fine homes and
estates. Spacious living room with
herplace. opening into lovely heated
solarium, full-size din. rm. and kit.
with breakfast space downstairs.
Large master bedrm. with twin clio.
sets: 2 additional fine bedrms. and
gas hot-water furnace: attractive.
Handicapped yard with detached ga
rage. Home in new-house condition
inside and ont. Vacant and ready
for quick occupancy. Attractive A..
daily: evenings call or. oT3b.
Capital View Realty Co.
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CHEVY CHASE-S18 $50

Detached home: excellent condition.
both inside and out; blk. from La.
fayette School, . blks. from Blessed
Sacrament; very convenient to shop
ping and transp. This home .fea-
lures liv. rm. din. rfn.. kit. 3 bed
detached garage and nice lot.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
OR. 1926 I'll 9 PM.
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$1,000 Down
COLORED-VACANT

006N/1t1O F1AOx44N
l 900 blk. Taylor st. n.w.-Beautiful
2-story brick: 8 lovely rms. and Ia
baths; Colonial front porch; inclsed
rear porch on End f., divided into
2 rms; full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.; metal
garage; AL eond. Ideal location.
Priced to sell with reasonable terms.
Call till 0 pm. weekdays, Sun. IL
to 5.
VIM. CalOmiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1858.
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CQIQRED

Lovely 20-ft. row brick. Just of N
Capitol on Rhode Island ave. NV.
pm.' XIII. rec. T rn,. Clean as pin.
Priced $13,950. To inspect. call
Kennedy Realty Co., Inc.
GE. q3O2. till PM. -la
Evening star., 1951-01-19

GREENACRES
Buy this quaint brick home In one
On o. tn the ist Il. is a iiv. rm. din. rm.
combina ton, Kitchen . bedrms.
and bath. The End floor is. ready
for 2 more rooms, roughed in. In
cluding some plumbing, fixtures. You
hfa ist. hsys eost osiie'm oni' h0ms yrs a. old ldef'
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
REALTORS
OR. 21O0. Open 9 Til O..
1928 41st st. NV. 30
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CHEVY CHASE

Brick Colonial-Center hall with
library and powder .rm.. large living
rm:, dining .rm.. ultramod. kitchen
s large bedrms. and 2 tiled baths
on the 2nd A.; stairs to ioored
attic: gas &C. heat, garage, good
lot with excellent view. To inspect,
call OR. 004S It'll pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 5506 Conn. ave.
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BRIGHTWOOD SPECIAL

WOOD SPECIAL
Very lovely semidet. brick home;
vacant: quick possession: 4 nice
sized bedrooms, IA baths, oil heat.
large garage; many other extras.
Come quickly. there are not many
homes like this available.
AUERBACH CO., DI. 6501.
EVES TIL 0161 GE f55o
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COLORED
VACANT-FIRST COMMERCIAL
,2s39 GEORGIA AVE. NV:
6 rms, . baths. 2 kits, bsmt., oil
h.-wh. Ideal for store conversion,
plus 2 pvt. apis. Quick possession.
Call ewes, RA. a527.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
at Q316 -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED
900 BLK. PARK RD. NV.
ONLY S495 DOWN.
5-rm., semidet. home with bath and
coal h.-w.h.. in this convenient NV
location; monthly payments like
rent: SURETY REALTY CO.. AD
Evening star., 1951-01-19

HOME WITH INCOME
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
Beautiful home, vacant and redec. !;
contains 10 large bright rooms. 3H
baths: oil hot-wa heat: moderate
cash. Exceptional financing on bal
ance. MR.. ALLEN. Elk. 1913 or 81.
zoos.
Evening star., 1951-01-19

CHEVY CHASE-$21, 500
Close to Blessed Sacrament. and near
Lafayette school, lge. bungalow type
5 nice bedrms, Q lovely baths. all
on same door. Stairs to lse. fin
ished attic. porch. garage. One Of
the most attractive homes we have
seen. This one won't last long. Bill
c326 It'll q nm. -19
Evening star., 1951-01-19

PETWORTH
One block to transportation,
grade. Junior and high schools
and shopping. Corner, row
house. 3 bedrooms, bath and
inclosed rear porch on 2nd
floor. side hall entrance. liv-
ing room (fireplacel, dining
room. sun parlor and kitchen
on 1st floor. Full basement
outside entrance. built-in ga
rage. oil h,-w, heat; Sl3,929i
Minimum $4,000 cash. Call
Mr.. Broche. 10. 3-5013. with
CuANNNN r. TITCHS &C
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IN ser 9eote. u0ie 8eoinguneen oes
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Evening star., 1951-07-01
$500 Million Waste Seen
In Use Of Natural Rubber
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June Bop. w.
Litchf1eld, chairman of Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., believes
Americans spent $500 million more
than was necessary for rubber in
the year ended May because OF
inefficient use of synthetic rubber
plants"
Skyrocketing prices of natural
rubber last year resulted from
inadequate synthetic production,
inventories and stockpile. he said.
"In January. 1850. the price Of
natural rubber averaged 1873 cents
per pound" he said. ''By Novem-
ber of that same year the price
had climbed to an average Of
1919 cents per pound. That
amounts to a 300 per cent increase.
Twenty to Is cents per pound
would be a reasonable and fair
price for natural rubber. based
on the primary factors of pro-
duction costs and value.
"The difference between what
the American consumer was
forced to pay for natural rubber
and what he should have paid
adds up to one-half billion dollars
for the year ending May /, 1851"
Evening star., 1951-07-01

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Iraq. In these countries news
papers may be suspended for Of
Tending authorities. British or Am
erican correspondents can pretty
we'll write as they wish.
Israel-The censorship enforced
at the beginning Of the Arab
Jewish War in 1948 has not been
lifted. This applies to matters
involving military security or vital
economic subjects. There is no
restraint on editorial criticism OF
the government.
Mexico, Cuba, Chile, Guate-
mala, Costa Rica, Honduras, FL
Salvador. Haiti. Brazil. Paraguay,
Uruguay, Ecuador-no censorship.
In both Guatemala and El Saliva
dor constitutional guarantees of a
free press may be set aside when
"a state of siege is proclaimed.
Venezuela Is Strict.
Venezuela-All local copy and
incoming news agency dispatches
involving local political news must
be submitted to censorship before
publication. There is no censor
ship of outgoing news except in
times of political crisis. The cable
companies watch outgoing politi-
cal news carefully and are likely
to submit messages to authorities
for approval before transmission.
Colombia-Censorship is in ef-
feet under a state of siege, pro-
claimed in November, 1949, and
not yet lifted. The interior and
justice ministers are studying a
new press regulation which would
dispense with censors and make
editors liable to heavy fines and
suspension of their newspapers if
they are found guilty of SANDER or
distributing information without
approval of the foreign ministry
or ministry of war.
Bolivia-There has been no re-
striction on sending news since
the military junta assumed power
on May I6 Police arrested two
directors Of the newspaper Ultima
Hora on that day but they were
freed when the independent news
naper la RaZOn protested.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Oil Prospectors Welcome

French Equatorial Africa has
eased restrictions on import of
oil prospecting equipment, to en-
couarge development there.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

Let's Consider the Public
We deeply regret hardship by
$780, the Union representing employees would impose the thou
sands riders who depend upon public transit necessary part of
their daily lives We would the interruption in public service
whose efficiency is of pride the whole city.
WHAT A STRIKE MEANS
strike your bus lines would be deporabe.
empoyea his family loses the company
public suffers losses physical hardhps and
venence
Witness the 59dav strike in Detroit Individual employees lost
500 Company undoubtedly lost passengers
who during strike developed other riding habits Less passengers
less less service ultimately less jobs The merchants
and business the lost millions of dollars in trade Ger
tainly the greatest sufferer the riding public
What A WAGE INCREASE MEANS
The Company negotiating committee offered recommend
Company settlement the basis of increase Of 5c hour
in the and "nge equivalent additional &c
per hour negotiating would this basis
of its membership accepted would wipe substan
TALLY all the earnings Of the Company.
would provide wage of $l7O per hour
for operators and $l.83 for top rated mechanics
The recommendations also result request the Public
Utilities Commission for reasonable increase in transit fares, with
probable the l cash order the ad
dtional operating COSTS
IS The CAPITAL TRANSIT SERVING The PUBLIC
In The PRESENT SITUATION?
The Company must transit system financially
sound condition. 1t believes by requesting reasonable
wages However, maintain financial integrity obtain
reasonable fare and used increases in rates at the
demand the Union Nor surrender managerial prerogaves
In the final analysis the Company acting in
and the other riders who depend street and bus
ANY WAGE INCREASE OR CONTRACTuAL OBLIGATIONS WHICH