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Evening star., 1952-07-26
|PUC 10 Present.
|DdtaAugust5 5
On Fare Boost
a., Z
Hearings Recessed
After Strong PIeos
To Keep Trunsit Puss

The Capital Transit Co. rate in
crease hearing today was in re-
cess until August 5.
On that date the District Plblic
Utilities Commission viii present
its data showing whether the
company's petition for fare boosts
is justified. Capital Transit seeks
a 17-cent straight cash fare, tok-
ems at six for 95 cents and discon-
tinuance Of the $2.10 weekly pass,
The three days Of hearings ip
the last week have been marked
by further calls by citizens for Ie-
tention Of the weekly pass, even
at an increase in its cost.
Heard Amid Examination
These pleas were sandWished
amid cross-examination Of COM
pany witnesses by PUG Counsel
Lloyd Harrison. The company
completed its direct presentation
of evidence about three weeks ago.
The company has been pound
ing home to the PUG its conten-
ton that a 7la per cent rate Of
return. is needed on its invest
ment. That is the base OF It's pro-
posed increase schedule. Actually,
according to transit officials. the
company is entitled to a 10 per
cent return, but has marked down
that figure Gin the public in
ItereSt."
When the hearing is resumed at
10 am, August 5, in the District
Building Offices of the regulatory
body. the PUG staff is expected to
delve into the possibilities Of con-
tinuing the weekly pass.
At the suggestion of PUG Chair
man James H. Flanagan, the COM
|pany already has submitted SAM
|ple schedules of fares that
contemplate inclusion of the pass.
These schedules call for q pass
costing from 1925 to SO. with pro-
|portionate increases in token and
cash fares.
One-Man Poll ON Pass.
The final citizen-witness yester-
day was Benjamin Cesario, a bar
ber of 437 Ninth street NV. Speak
ing energetically for retention Of
the pass, Mr.. Cesario said he had
constituted himself sort Of one
man Gallup poll by quizzing his
patrons on the subject. He said his
public shares his desire to keep
the pass.
The witness also pronounced
himself "disgusted" with repeated
fare increases land with motormen
who violently step on the brakes" "
Transit Attorney F. G.. Await
drew from the barber the admis-
sion that the price of hair cuts has
increased $50 percent in the last
few years. In the same period, he
conceded, transit fares have gone
| up So percent.
Nonetheless. the witness added,
if the weekly pass reaches So
weekly, II will walk"
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Ruise Given at FuirchiId

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July Is
R1.-Employes at the Fairchild
Aircraft plant here received $631,- :
600 extra in their pay checks yes
terday, representing retroactive
pay provided for in a new wage
agreement reached with the CIO-
United auto workers last spring.
The plants payroll now averages
SIS million a month. compared
with $1.75 million six months ago.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
S MaryIanders Drop
kefauver for BarkIey
And Senator Russell
BY Alex R. Preston
Sfor SfoH Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 26.-Five Mary
land delegates to the national con-
vention abandoned Senator Ke-
fauver just as soon as they felt
they could. before the Democratic
convention nominated Gov. Stew
enson of Illinois.
The break from the Tennessee
Senator came on the second bal
lot when four delegates, each with
|one-half vote, cast their ballots for
Senator Russell of Georgia. and a
fifth voted for Vice President
Barkley.
True to the mandate of last
Mays presidential preference pri-
mary the SO delegates cast all of the
Free States % votes for Senator
Kefauver on the first go-round.
Senator Kefauver carried the
States primary when his name
was the only one on the ballot
against an "uninstructed delega-
tion."
Break Off From Kefauver.
Yesterdays second ballot break
away from the Tennessean caused
a stir on the floor.
When Maryland was called on
the second roll call Representa-
tive Sasscer of Upper Marlboro
announced the vote as Russell, q;
Kefauver. 151a and Barkley, "a.
Former Representative H.
STREET. Baldwin of Baltimore
County-a strong Russell sup
porter-asked for a poll of the
delegation. ...
First name to be called by the
tally clerk was Senator O'Conor,
who could not come to Chicago as
a delegate because of a heart con-
dition. Voting in his place was
George Hofferbert.
Cites Virginia Support.
Mr.. Hofferbert voted for Senator
Russell.
He explained that he did so be-
cause Maryland had initiated the
move to seat the Virginia dele
cation on the floor, despite the Old
Dominion's refusal to subscribe
to a loyalty pledge. Backers of
Senator Kefauver had opposed
the seating of Virginia, as well
as of the South Carolina and
Louisiana delegations. Mr.. Hoffer-
bert took the position that Mary
lands stand on this question re-
leased them from the commitment
to Senator Kefauver.
George p. Mahoney was the
second to be called. He and
nearly all Of those who followed
voted for Senator Kefauver.
William Bishop, veteran secre-
tary of the Maryland Democratic
Party, voted for Vice President
Barkley.
Others Go to Russell.
The others who broke to Sena-
tor Russell were Julius Requard
of Baltimore County; Wilmer
Cronin, former State Senator
from Hartford County, and Mr.
Baldwin.
Foremer Senator Millard E. Ty.
dings raised a point of order. HI
said Maryland was still bound un-
der the unit rule to cast all "a
votes for Senator Kefauver be-
cause the Tennessean had car
ried the preferential primary.
7 Representative Walter of Penn.
sylvania, acting chairman, rulec
that Maryland's vote did not have
to be cast as a unit. When the
poll was completed, the vote wa.
: divided exactly as Mr.. Sasscer hae
announced it earlier.
Evening star., 1952-07-26

messages when out for several
hours.
Appreciation for work well
done and encouragement of initi-
ative."
An understanding boss"
Distinct dictation.
A meSs-proof pen.
Early dictation so mail can be
cleared away by closing time.
But many Of the secretary
delegates wrote that they were
perfectly happy with their jobs
and bosses.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
|B-36 Atom Bomber
Ordered Closed Out
For New JET Types
By John A. Giles

Production of the controversial
atom bomb carrying B-36 bomber
lis being closed out.
A brief Air Force announcement
last night said the long cigar
shaped, 10-engine craft, backbone
|of the long-range strategic bomb
ing force. would be "phased out"
lin 1854.
A spokesman explained that no
more orders for the bombardment
plane-the subject of a bitter Air
Force-Navy row three years ago
would be placed and that the last
|B-36 would be delivered in 1854.
Existing orders will not be cut
back.
Other Types Planned.
The announcement quoted Ros-
we'll L. Gilpatric, Undersecretary
of the Air Force, as having told
the makers of the plane. Consol-
|idated Vultee Corp. in San Diego.
Calf, that:
"As the B-36 production tapers
off at the Convair Fort Worth
(TexD plant. other essential work
will be scheduled into the plant.
The work load there, I can assure
you, is certain to be substantial
It includes not only the models
presently in, and scheduled for,
production, as we'll as continua-
tion of the modification program
now under way there, but also
includes pre-production work on
new prototypes, which are certain
to generate future production"
The current B-36, with a COM
bination Of jet and piston engines,
cost about $4.5 million each. The
Air Force has consistently refused
to disclose up-to-date figures on
the amount of money spent on
the program and the number of
bombers built or building. How
ever, the B-36 is the only heavy
bomber now in operation by the
Air Force.
All-Jet Bomber Ordered.
A spokesman said that program
lis being shut down because "the
B-36 eventually will be supplant-
ed by other types" The air arm
has ordered Boeing Airplane Co.
to go into production of an all
jet heavy bomber, the B-52. Con-
vair also has built a prototype
all-jet heavy bomber. the B-60
with about the same dimensions
as the B-36 but with a swept
wing to give it higher speed.
Built originally with six pusher-
type conventional engines, the B.
SO was designed to carry a 10000
lpound bomb on a 10,0O0-mile
round trip. 1t has not been used
in Korea. .a
Navy chiefs attacked the huge
craft in House hearings three
years ago as "a billion dollar
blunder" and contended it was
too slow to get through modern
jet fighter defenses. They urged
short-ranged jet bombers operat-
ing from overseas bases or air.
craft carriers.
But the $4,000 House hearing
into the B-36 and grave charges
and innuendoes involving how and
why it was purchased gave a clear
slate to the plane. The Air Force
continued the program. There
were several resultant changes in
Navy ranks, including the removal
of the Chief of Naval Operations,
Admiral Louis Denfeld.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Tax Increase PIunned

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
26 (Special.-An ordinance in
creasing the tax on pinball anc
automatic phonograph machine.
from IS to sic, effective July /
1853, has been prepared for in.
PRODUCTION by the City Council
here.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Zovuritsky, GeoIogist. Dies

MOSCOW. July 26 (P).-Mos-
cow newspapers reported today
the death of Alexander Zavarit-
sky, a 68 year old Russian
|geologist who twice was awarded q
Stain prize.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

BATTERY PARK-BETHESDA
New 2-story brick and redwood nome
with liv. rm.. firepl.,. family-sized
dining rm.. equipped kit; 3 bedrms.
ina aSaery eath Of ae ieEf du at sns
$50 with substantial cash.
Lake & CaSkey, Realtors
AP. s4OO: Ewes. WA. 6639
GLENMoNT-W T-WHEAToN
story asbestos -shineled home with 4
bedrms;; / bath; liv: rm; with din,
$i4.75o with $500 down.
Lake & CaSkey, Realtors"
AP. $500: Ewes. UN. 0s18
OLNEY
New brick rambler. with 3 large bed
rms. tiled bath. large liv. rn.. elec.
kit. with dining area. utility rm..
oil &C. heat. Priced at $14.75O
Lake & Caskey, Realtors
AP. s4OO; Ewes. UN. OS1s
TAKOMA PARK
One-story stucco home with 3 bed
rms, rms: and ,2 2 baths, liv; I'm rms with
car detached garage. lot 50xs4o IT.:
needs decorating but has good value.
$13950, terms.
Lake & Caskey, Realtors
AP. $500; Ewes. WA. 6639
EXCLUSIVE SLIGO PARK HILLS
Silver Spring: 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath
brick Colonial. side screened porch.
garage, fenced-i in lot with barbecue
pit; finished attic; pine paneled
heated recreation room with bar;
carpetipg included. Convenient to
Walter Reed and Navy Medical
Center. Phone 81. O300. 20
Evening star., 1952-05-22
IN BETHESDA

Ideally located on Leland st. A large
frame house in Al condition with
4 bedrooms. bath and inclosed
porch on End a.; LIST f. has recep
hall, large liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
" bath; inclosed rear porch. Good
garage; lot 5Oxi5O with beautiful
trees. Priced to sell promptly at
S21, 900. For appt. to inspect. call
VIM. Harrington. MA. 1900; ewes.
EN-. 744S. BOSS 6s PHELPS. INC,
1417 K st. NV. -22
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HOUSES SALINE. tcent.)

COLORED-S.FAMILY SPECIAL
Only $1,000 cash. bal. like rent
3 stoves and 3 refrigerators. Good
brick home in good location. VIII
sell partially or fully furnished II
desired. RA. 341S. 22s
COLORED-RIvER TERRACE-only
$3.50 cash, bal. like rent. Five good
room and oil heat; inclosed front
porch and good front and rear yards.
Perfect condition throughout. RA.
COLORED-RHODE ISLAND AVE-
Near Rhode Island Ave. Plaza Apart
ments. 6-rm., semi-det. brick. 2
screened porches; full bsmt.; gas
h.-w.h.; Diet. gar; beautiful eleva-
ton. Conv. to shopping and transp.
Priced on reas. terms. For appt. to
inspect call Mr., LYNCH. RE. 65S5
NGRpIG Rnslfnrs rCS 01th sf !, n
Evening star., 1952-05-22

COLORED-WOODRTDGE
MODERN DETACHED GRIN. BRICK
Living room with fireplace, dining
rm.. kitchen and screened porch on
1st floor; 3 nice bedrms. and bath
on 2nd; built-iu garage; immaculate
Pendland til 10 PM. LU. S-76Is.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

COLORED-$l,5 500 DOWN
on Trinidad ave. ne. semidet.
Just been redecorated. Vacant. move
right in. Basement, built-in gar,
gas h.-w.h. All conveniences avail
able. Mr. Mobley. eves... FIR. 1881
ZAGAMI REALTY CO., Ii. 7-9377.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
BETHESDA
Irresistible Charm"

May be an over-worked
phrase, but 1t is the only de-
scription for this lovely place.
Charming white brick Colonial
rambler in q picture-book set
ting. Only TWO bedrooms,
but made to order for a couple
desiring to live and entertain
friends in a cozy atmosphere
of real luxury. Custom built
IL years ago to very highest
standards. Includes many rich
special features which make 1t
outstanding such as 2-story
beamed- ceiling liv. rm. with
Colonial mantel fireplace faced
in white marble; lge. inclosed
flagstone patio, huge rec. rm.
also with fireplace. servants
room and bath. Owner already
has purchased larger home
and must sell Immediately.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
1411; eyes,. call OR. 9265.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
own & Suburban, OR. 940O
Observation-Disclosures


Handsome Colonial brk., built in 1941
completely redecorated and in i'm.
ma1culate rn1a c9nS.: really twin-sized e
screened side porch; full bsmt.,
paneled rec. rm. with firepl.; garage;
slate roof; nice lot. beautiful shrub
berry; priced $25, 800.
OAKVIEW-4 BEDRMS.
Very conv. to Naval Ord. Lab: modern
2-yr.-old brk. on large level corner
lot, with fenced rear yard; modern
firepl. in interior brk. wall; large
picture windows; no bsmt.. but
excel. storage space inside ard out
side; unusual value at $l6.95O.
SILVER SPRING
Large brk. Colonial with lst Il. powder
rm.. big bedrms., screened side
porch, attach. garage: full bsmt.
large lot on bus line: close to schools
and shop; priced. S21.950.
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
s71O Ga. Ave. 81. 500 Til 9
Evening star., 1952-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
BURNING TREE VALLEY
CIISTOM RAMBLER

This S-bedroom, 2-bath, ranch-type
home is situated on. beautifully
wooded acre lot in the exclusive
country club area. There Is q large
living room with picture windows
large. all-electric kitchen, breezeway
to 2-car garage; full basement,
having knotty pine recreation room
with fireplace; automatic heat. We
feel this lovely home to be the best
new-house value found today. Cali
EHENX SHASE REAITX Co
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COLORED

Store and apt, corner brick Bldg;
ing fiourishing business; excellent
opportunity with small cash down
and low monthly payments. Call
Mr.. knight, Ii. 6-1610: ewes, MI.
S1S1, or COLONIAL 1NVESTMENT
CO.. RE-. $3.50. -2A
Evening star., 1952-05-22
BRADLEY HILLS

AN ESTATE PROPERTY OF
5.4 ACRES WITH WIDE
FRONTAGE ON TWO ROADS.
The residence was specially
built Of stone, brick and timber
construction with careful Sc
lection of interior trim, doors
and mantels.
The main halls has 9 very
large closets. spacious living
room, library with fireplace,
sun lit dining room, comfort-
able den with adjoining pow
der room, 4 large bedrooms
and 2 baths; gear garage.
The terraced gardens have
a profusion of flowers and
shrubs and there Is q large
lily pond and q massive stone
fireplace. The entire prop
erty Is priced low ut S65. 900.
For appointment to inspect
cali Wo. $500. once open
DIV. II. l. JONES & CO.. INt
CHEVY Chase. D. @. -
Evening star., 1952-05-22
N EAR
AN ESTATE

OI.NEY AREA--LAYHILL RID.
8 acres OF rolling lawn and gardens,
pansies and many others incl. fruit
trees. A view of 1O-l2 mi. from 2
s0-ft. iiv. rm. With a raised stone
f1repl.. 3 dble. bedrms. with full bath
of each. 25-ft kit with ample stor-
age space, full din .rm., lge. util.
rm. 2-car garage and tool house.
For information call Mr.. Stedman
with INEZ CUSHARD. OR. 4232.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
BETHESDA

Rambler. 8 bedrms. 2 tile baths,
large liv. rm dining rm. combina-
tion. with firepl., beautiful kit.
utility rm., stairs to storage attic;
garage, fenced-in rear yard, awnings,
less than 2 yrs. old: in immaculate
condition; immediate possession.
Shown by appointment. Call MR..
DENTON. MA. 2040. after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.)

BRICK RAMBLER. Silver Spring. Md.
Georsia avenue and Plyers Mil rd.;
large 3-bedrm. brick rambler, liv.
rm. with fireplace and bookcases;
lot. Must be sold. Immediate pos
session. Call RE. 1888: ewes. JU.
LARGE LIv RM.. firepl.. 2 porches;
bsmt.; din. rm., 2 bedrms.; stairs to
large 2nd fioor; span clean: garage.
Ssi,45o. No ssents. OF. 2iii. @s4
OWNER DOCTOR transferred: 2-bed-
Make an offer. Open daily. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor. Sligo 4500. "a
RAMBLER, lam IIaa;,, scx5o feet; masonry
large bedrooms, bath. living room
with fireplace, dining room, dream
kitchen, oil heat; all modern con-
veniences; upper Montgomery Coun-
ty. Maryland. Call Rockville 2354.
NEW AND USED HOMES in Md. and
D. C EIG & McKEEvER. Realtors
and Insurers. Call till 8. JU. $4,000.
BUNGALOW; Sl3.5OO. See this brick
bungalow, with fireplace, large
bedrms.;. located near schools and
TRANSPORTATION: on 2 wooded fenced
corner lot. A. ]. KESSlNGER q Co,
FfksT rs f0eai OFFERING, 4e1b peRussey
2-story Colonial; huge end floor rec.
rm.; 2-car garage; will sell directly;
saGrffies; snir IS, $4,000. sSSs Shown by s9pt'
FoUR-BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COD.
public and parochial schools; i'm
maculate condition. Excellent terms.
A. J. KESSINGER & CO., SH. 1914.
FLOWER AVE. sECTION-we have 2
fine homes, one white brick bum
Charming brick Colonial with 8 bed
rooms, separate din. rm... recr: rm.
with bar. Both are located on beau
tifully Handicapped lot. A. J. KES-
SINGER g. CO. SH. 4544
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING. out
Colonial home; oil &C. heat; de:
tached garage. Attractive price and
terms; n, M. NORTHERN. DI. ss42,
$50 ss lofs SowN Excellent s-bedTm.
bsmt.: cypress sleep. porch. Monthly
this hass' one. PARksIDE REALTY CO,
SH. 1875: ewes. JU. S-932S. ga
IF YOU NEED 4 BEDROOMS. by. all
means see this nearly new home Just
OH new ave. l1
13x32 recr. room. h.-w. heat; not
far from new Langley shopping cen
ter; really nice place for S23,95O.
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtor. 81.
TRahREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER. . full!
baths. extra-large living room. full
dining room. well-eouipped Kitchen
bsmt has tiled laundry and play
room: Is acre of land in Silver Spg.;
so new it's only been lived in q
couple of months. S2S. 500. Really
a family home. RIPLEY q ROMER.,
Realtors. 81. Gill. Open ewes.
BRICK RAMBLER-$13,95 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with
automatic washer, tile bath. gas
heat. fenced yard. Vacant-im-
mediate possession. Assume S1O.45O
loan, pay $76.25 per mo. incl. taxes.
Mr.. Cody, LA 6-6866, or LO. 41363
evenings PECK CO.
5-ACRE ESTATE-Montgom Co.
Large white Colonial: q bedrms.. 4
fireplaces: strictly modern; large
glaSsed sun room; 2-car garage with
space above; full bsmt., stream;
Beautifully Handicapped with plenty
of lockwood; stable, chicken house:
close to schools, trans. and every
thing; more ground available; $39,:-
500 with $4,000 cash. Ewes. and
Sun, Gene Castleberry, JU. S-4937.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL.
1865
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INC. 15a0 K 81: nv

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Just north of Western ave-: 2 lovely
det. brick homes; not subject to
reRulation x; 2-story home in i'm
transferred; luxury rambler only q
yrs. old; 3 lge. bedrms., 2I2 baths,
built-in gar; both homes have gas
&C: heat. both priced for i'm
mediate sale.
J. LEE DONNELLY
Realtor
MA. 3310 Ewes, OIL. 4074
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JIM BRITT
MOVE TN

(2) open. 4251 1853
Southern ave. Sc. $1.100 down. 10.
9-9353. -25
COLORED-BAY ST., near Armory.
Home and income. Delightful apts.,
pvt. baths, pvt. entrances; lge.,
immac. throughout; consisting Of 6
rms. and bath for owner; oil heat;
EIver low as e's ooo de' doWn s1ai CHAIN scHAPAN n
REALTY CO., RE. 1916. -23
COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL, on In
dependence ave.-Brick house, g
story. with full cellar. 8 rooms,
bath. oil hot-water heat. Construc-
ton Is unusually substantial. rooms
large, and there are stairways front
Gay cna rear VI sssa or LOUIS us p cs SHOE M
MAKER. 171Q K ST NV. Ma 11R6
Evening star., 1952-05-22
UNCLE GOT OWNER
MUST SELL QUICKLY

Custom built, 3-bedroom rambler with
garage; completed just two. months
ago. Two fireplaces, Ia baths. COM
plete electric kitchen; picture win
dows with lovely view of the pic
turesuue Potomac; patio; 200-foot
lot with fine old trees. Superior
material and workmanship. Priced
reasonable with excellent financing.
Possession In ten days. Phone now
vi. 1915 until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

COLORED-S.E.-GI
BRICK-FULL BSMT.
Two-story new home; equip. kit.
w/brkfst. area, 2 double sized bed
rooms. full bsml., attached gar. gas
&C. heat; mr.. schools; on Nichols
ave. CALL MR.. SCHLAIFER. Ewes.
81. 1881.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I415 X st. NV. Realtors. Me. 540O
COLORED-9I3 9th ct.
Two-bedroom brick, gas h.-w. heat,
nice bath, refgr.: $3.50 down, $50
month.
ABSHER REALTY co.
Ii. 7-4413 OR Ii. 6-5353
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

COLORED-NICE 2-family house;
very COW. to transp. and shopping.
Also 2-bedrm. row brick; priced
very low; 81 800 down. JAMES s.
WILDER, GE. 1916. -22
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Bethesda

Rambler of Real Merit
Bradley Blvd. Estate Sect.
You don't have to take this descrip-
tion with q grain of salt. We really
have an exceptionally fine ram
bier for o family that can afford
comfortable living. On . wooded
away from trafic and turmoil this
delightful home has everything
necessary to accommodate a family
of Up to 6, adults as well as teen
ayers and youngsters. Contemporary
design, the best construction, an
very exciting. See it today. Call
JAMES e. SCHWAB, Realtor, OR
$500. After 6 pm. call WI. 1909 or
WO. 140S. -23
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Silver Spring Bungalow
Priced at $110O assume large 4et
loan of $500. monthly payments
$5925 incl. taxes and insurance.
full bsmt., recr. room; nice lot.
Silver Springs Bdrms., 2 B.
Brick Cape Cod. $2O.750. Separate
large level lot; unfinished 4th bed
rm. Assume large 1st trust
MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Brick rambler. 2 bedrms.. large din.
rm., 22-ft. liv. rm. full bSmt.; beau
tifully Shrubbed lot; excellent loca-
tion. Reduced to $22.950 for quick
STANLEY PEARSON. Realtor
1916 Georgia Ave. 81. 5400
Ewes. Call JU. 7-7O97
Evening star., 1952-05-22

OFF ALABAMA AVE. BE.
Lovely modern 5.yf.;old, 2-hedrm;'
property, must be sold Immediately.
Mr.. Penland. til 10 pm. In. 2-7612.
ATLAS EEAGTy CO. IA
Evening star., 1952-05-22

OLORED-NEAR GA. AND N. n.
AVE.-Three-story brick; 9 large
rms; 6 bedrms., 2 baths; full bSmt.;
h.-w.h.; gArage; $4,000 to $4,000
down. Mr.. Newkirk, TU. 1898; ewes,
Ia. 2040. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS,
3005 Ga. ave. NV. -23
COLORED-l6lO ALLISON ST. NV.
Quality home. Superior construction:
Four rooms on 1St and rooms and
2 baths on End floor; oil heat. Deep
lot, with 2-car brick garage to paved
alley. Inspection by appointment
only; $27.500. DI. 1865 or Wo.
CoEoRED-s1.5Oo DOWN e-rm..
semidet. brick. oil ht. LOUIS RUD-
DEN Elk. 5707. .GE. Ol40.
COLORED-NEAR 5th AND ALLISON
-STS. N.W.-6-rm. row brick.
screened porches, built-in gar, gas
b. W. h. quiet residential neighbor:.
hood. conv. to transp., church and
schools. For appt. to inspect, call Mr.
Lynch, RE. 65S5. ewes. DE. 1858
WOODWORK & NORRIS, Realtor,
COLORED-2110 FLAGLER PL. NV.
six rms. / bath; close to Howard
University; oil h.-W. heat; Q Kitchens
excel. cond.; low price and terms
Call DI. OILS and eyes,, MIR. FREE
MAN, DE. 0051. "a
Evening star., 1952-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Three-bedrm.
ment. Shen reeqeation fSn' rm BATH oIss gas
a.-c. heat; 2nd A.. 3 nice bedrms.,
tile bath; Anchor fenced lot. This
is one of the best condition homes
We have had in long time. Price.
$4,000: shown by appointment.
e; D. MURPHY, Realtor. LU. 4-6227,
FziRFHxS An tSSii SSiiLLAGE-very nice eSs semi
kit, 8 bedfms. and bath; fun bsmt. !;
gas heat. Conv. terms. SUBURBAN
EEA5TYs EH so6 S4o2 Marlboro pike Sc.
HIGLCREsT.pet. mi brick home -of of 9
rms. and bath with. full bsmt.. deep
Kahra Thompson, sassss sM f!ssss sso wis sin me- NE
CUSHARD. Healtor. OR. 1882. -23
semidet. brick. Liy.
rm., din. .rm.. kit, 2 bedrms.. and
bath, knotty pine rec. Srm. in bSmt.;
gas heat. front porch, storm win
dows. Reasonably priced. SUB
URBAN REALTY. 5402 Marlboro
pike s.e.. 10. $1,000. --22
CONGRESS HEIGHTsNS19,95 $50
Large rms. big lot. II you want .
substantial house this is it. .Det.
home with front and side porch; 4
bedrms. on 2nd A.: 2-car det. ear,;
beautifully handicapped lot with 100
IT. front on newly paved street. For
appt. call Mr.. Pitt. eves., LU. 1-O453.
ADELBERT w. LEE
S211 Penna. Ave. Sc. vi. 1000