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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Judith Rita Schqvdrtz Wed
To Mr.. Shafer at Temple

An informal wedding ceremony
at Temple Beth Israel united Ju-
dith Rita Schwartz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l. M. Schwartz of 303 E.
Sheridan, and Morton M. Shafer,
son of DR.. and Mrs. J. Shafer of
80 E. Cambridge, on Feb. 10.
Rabbi A. L. Krohn officiated at
the afternoon wedding.
The bride wore a navy blue suit
dress, white hat with short veil, and
navy and white accessories. She
carried white orchid corsage on
white Bible.
Renee Hope Schwartz of Los
Angeles, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, and Neil Shafer,
brother of the groom, was best
man.
125 Attend Reception
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents for
approximately 125 guests.
Out-of-town guests included DR..
Bert Schwartz, the brides brother,
of Hibbing, Minn.; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
D. Gerst and daughter, Marcia, un-
Gle, aunt and cousin of the groom
from Denver, Colo; Mr.. and Mrs:
Ben Sidell of Denver, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weiss of Denver.
The bride is a graduate of Ari-
zona State College at Tempe and
majored in Kindergarten primary
education. She was member of
Kappa Beta Pi, honorary society;
Hillel Foundation, Junior Hadassah,
and was past president of B'nai
Birth Girls.
Honeymoon in L. A.
Mr.. Shafer attended the Eastman
School of Music in Rochester, N. Y,
where he was member of the Hill
lei orchestra and the Jewish Youth
Orchestra. He also attended the
American Conservatory of Music
for IL years in Chicago.
After a one-week honeymoon in
Los Angeles, the groom was sched-
uled to report for duty with the
Armed Forces.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Group Planning
Party to Honor
Grace HauSrnan

B'nai Birth Women have sched-
uled a March of Dimes luncheon
and card party March 21 in honor
of Mrs. Grace Hausman, who, to-
gether with her husband, DR.. John
j. Hausman, is recovering from an
attack of polio.
The affair will be given in the
Hostess Room of the Carnation
plant at 4142 N. Central. Donation
will be 81 per person.
Mrs. M. Rarback is chairman and
will be assisted by the Mesdames e.
Lory, H. Rubinstein, C. Singer, Fl.
Meyers, L. Deutsch, J. Grossman,
A. Marda, l.. Karp, A. Eisner, s.
Marcus, S. Hirsch, A. Goldberg, II.
Gross, S. Schwartz, F. Rosen and
]. Hildebrand.
For tickets phone Mrs. Rarback
at 6-6601 or Mrs. Hildebrand at
$500.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Tuvo Orders Plan
|Leab Year Dance

A leap year dance will be given
jointly by the Singletons and Tau
Kappa Chi sorority Saturday,
March 1, at the Beth Ell social hall.
Dave Kahn's orchestra will play.
Admission will be 81 per person.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of either group and also
will be on sale at the Sun Valley
Bakery, 15 w. Roosevelt, and the
Central Mems Shop, AZ N. Central.
Heading the dance committee are
Sophie Brodsky and Lee Bendheim.
Other members are Eileen Yukolis
and William Levinson, entertain
ment; Miss Bendheim and Hyman
Goldfield, decorations, and Rebecca
Roman and Thelma Reinstein, pub
licity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Eastern Girl,
Phoenix Man
Wed in n. Y.

Lillian Barry of New York be-
came the bride of Sanford A. Te-
guns of 1922 w. Mcdowell in an
informal wedding ceremony. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bar
ry of New York, parents of the
bride, on Feb. 7.
A reception followed the ceremo-
ny at Siegel's Restaurant for the
immediate family.
The couple flew to Dallas for a
two to three-week honeymoon and
motoring tour of the Southern
states. After the first of March,
they will make their home at 1922
w. Mcdowell Rd.
A reception honoring the newly
weds will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Firestone of 3009 N. 18th
Ave., sister and brother-in-law OF
the bride, upon the couples arrival
in Phoenix.
Mr.. Teguns is owner of the Seat
Cover King at 954 E. Van Buren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Social Program Begun
For Youth at Temple

An extensive social program for
students of the 9Th through the
9th grades at Temple Beth Israel
has been set in motion by the Par
ent-Teachers Organization of the
temple.
Square dance lessons are given
every Sunday from 8 to 5 pm. for
9Th and 9th grade children. Chair
man is Mrs. Aubrey Grouskay.
Milton Sachs is instructor.
Upper grades have enjoyed dane
es, skating party and box supper,
and hay ride. Mrs. Mac Chiate is
in charge of the teen-age parties.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Synagogue Youth
Forum Is Slated

A round-table discussion will
feature the next meeting of the
Young Peoples League of Congre-
cation Beth Ell at 8 pm. Sunday in
the synagogue social hall.
Peggi Drey is pro tenn program
chairman. A social and refresh
ments will follow.
Pro tenn chairmen appointed at
the last meeting are Evelyn Seplin,
membership, and Sheldon Trosch,
religious and cultural. Temporary
officers and chairmen will remain
in office until an election in March.
The group is open to all single
people between 18 and 30.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Roberta Klaman Has
Role in College Play

Roberta Klaman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Klaman of 1926 w.
Lynwood, will appear in Phoenix
College production of Screen Grow
the Lilacs" on Friday and Satur-
day evenings, March z and 8, in
the college auditorium.
The play is the original story
from which the musical smash hit,
"Oklahoma |" was taken. Miss Kla-
man portrays Aunt Eller, a pillar
of the community.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Local Man WedS
Rochester Girl

Janette Ruth Dufrey of Roches-
ter, N. Y, and Hyman H. Rabin
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rabino.
witz of 915 E. Pierce, were united
in wedding ceremony at Beth FL
Synagogue Feb. IL. .
Rabbi Harry 2. Schectman Off
ciated at the informal nuptials..
The bride wore a champagne
afternoon bolero dress trimmed in
rhinestone pearls, with matching
hat and accessories. She carried
an orchid corsage.
The couple will reside in Roches-
ter after March /.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
New Sunday Law Asked

ALBANY, N. Y. (JTA)-A BIZ
partisan measure to amend the
New York State Sunday Law to
permit the carrying on of business
on Sunday by persons who observe
Saturday as their holy day of rest,
was introduced in both houses of
the Legislature recently.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Mrs. Bremen Married

Mrs. Anne Ettelstein Brenner,
formerly of Phoenix, was married
recently to Abe Alex Rosenzweig of
Lebanon, Pa. The ceremony was
held at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. M. E. Ettelstein of
York, Pa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07
F A NJ | l. | Z II K RE s

gar iebr uno bart, inben gr lie in
cine 9lrneliinOerblume (8egparte)
permonOelte. SSbr Serbalten mar inz
folge ser @epolt ser SrGnen cine
fiidiibtsloiigfeit, lire nabloIe
Srauer our6o1S ielbltiii6tig, Elm
grober GerItoB gegen oie mobre, e6te
2iebe.
Sic boritebenoen guSfiibrungen
bo6en ltn5 einen ginblif tun lollen
in bic Siefe Der Solf5ieele I1ngIt
bergangener uno gegentuQrtiger 3ei-
ten. Gobei 6eigt it6 unS cine merf-
mitrOige l1e6ereini itimml1ng in Ser
9luffaiilng bon ser 8elpoIt Ser GrQs
men. 81 iebr ou6 Sic 8egriinoung
bel Ser beri6ieOenen 2ebenSauffol-
lung i'm ein5elnen, bolO mebr, bolo
meniger bon o6ergl0ubilt6en Goritel=
lltngen beeinfluBt, auSelnanoergeben
mag, INNER 1nO INNER febrt Der
nGmli6e 0rltnoge0anfe lpie0er: I'M
naBige SrGnen it0ren 0ie 9tube oeS
GerItorbenen, ser Sinterblie6enel1
1Sr0bli6feit Oogegen errei6t uno er-
Qlttdt lie i'm SSenieit5:
uSeoe5mol, menn bu fr0bliCb Bit,
Wtein Sarg DoQ OuftenOer HoIen / It. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07
Die 6pmalt npr Urlnpt,

Gem Golfsglauben, 1pie er ii6 uns
in Site uno 8raud)n in Gage uno
9ieO fllnogibt, liegt ni6t ielten Elm
ourballs littli6er &ern 5ugrunbe.
Gs be1pdbrt itd oarin oes 8olfes ge-
lunoeS @efiibl unO berltanoiges ltr=
tell. 8ar manf)e Soritelung lpeiit
einen bobes, ebrtpiiroiges Mlter auf;
l6on uniere germanil6en gorfabren
baben lie gefannt uno beipabrt als
Gr6l6aft Ser Gor5eit. Spdter bat tie
iid Damn in oie 6riItli6e 8olfsiitte
bineingelebt uno bie Sabrbun0erte
iiberoauert Bis auf oen beutigen Sag.
Sic 8eiltli6en baben in our9aus
ri6tiger grfenntnis ser Sa6lage Sen
Soltsglauben, ipenn er ni6t ser
6riltli6en @eltouffaiiung entgegen-
ltano, 6riltli6 umgebilbet uno ibn1
cine bobere, gelduterte uno berfl1rte
8eoeutung gegeben. 3meifellos lit
Ser bette &itt 5pil6en Gbriltentum
uno Golfsgeilt Der Solfsglaube, iene
BON oen iogenannten @ebilbeten bieI=
perlalterte aber oo6 10 1poblbere6-
tigte, pobltdtige, fromme Yoeiie Ser
Sagen uno 8ebrdu6e. 2eioer lit
oieler Solfsglaube MIR 5lt bdufig ser
gntartung preisgegeben, uno ser
Solfsaberglalbe iibermubert bann
SEN geiunoen &ern. Cine bere6ttgte
@iirolgung aber perlangt, 0ieien auf=
5ul16en lno 5u beiperten.
50 ipielten au6 oie Sr1nen in Sen
Solfslagen uns 2egenoen bon ieber
cine groBe &olle.
8ei groBem S6mer5 uno beftige1n
Summer bat @ott Dem Wenl 6en in
Den Srdnen einen SroIt gegeben; bas
betriibte Ser5 fiiblt it6 babur6 er=
lei6tert, sic Itiae Erdne linbert bas
2eio. 9lber audi bierbei barf Elm ge=
miiies WaB ni6t iiberl6ritten tper-
Ben. Der Gbrilt jon it6 Dor unmGBi-
gem uno unperniinftigem 8einen
bitten. gr muB lib bariiber flar
,peroen, BOB es @ottes @iIle getpeien
tit. Der i'm in 10 groBen S6mer5 ber-
lebt bat.
9ie bolfstiimli6en n1ittelalterli6en
Brebiger baben oen 8olfsglauben BON
Der @elpalt Ser Srdnen 1pobl gefannt
un6 ii6 ieiner BEL entipre6en6er &C.
legenbeit beoient. go bielt @eiler bon
Gaiiersberg iiber 6as Sbema Noh
flve i'm WiinIter 5u StraBburg flint
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07

ter mabre Seelioree an ibren &in'
bern ausiibt, 10 bob bieie driitlih
gelebt boben unb geitorben it1too 10
mag es iein baB Ser &inoer peget
man6er Gater, man6e Wtutter nod
gerettet meroen mo es ionlt faum
nod gelangt bGtte; benn bas @ebet
frommer &inoer fann oen gltern in
Der SoOesitltnOe no6 pabre &eue
uno 9egnaOigung erlperben. Cuban
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g. S-9.)
gmporfomn1linge. 2eute, bie, TO-
lange tie arm iinO, einen 5ien1li6en
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belt belibeh lcbeinelL lobalb tie nrr
ein penige5 itber ibren friiberen
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Serltano nit ibren i61e6tern &lei=
Oren a65ulegen ober tltn eS mirtli6,
unO MIN meinen tie, nit Dem feline
rem God au6 einen anOeren GerItanO
annebmen 81 miiiien. @ie oes @eloe5
in ser Sai6e ntebr miro, ipre6en tie
in INNER b0berem 5uperlt6tli6em
Gone, iperoen enolib gar tpeiie, 10
boB Solomon bei ibnen in oie S6ule
geben fonllte, beben Die Scale in1mer
bober unO i6auen li6 Die Singe
unten auf Ser Groe gan5 anoers an
Die anOere gemeine Seute. @as
fritber flug gelpeien, OoS lit NUN
oumn, 1lnO mas friiber oun1n &C.
meien Oo5 lit Nun flug, uno pas
aller gSelt gilt, oos gilt ibnen ni6t
mebr, uno mas alien Weni6en gum
S6aOen gerei6t, tut ibnen gar nidts,
bon pegen ibrer groBen @eI6eit=
beit. - @5 lit Elm bo6lt eflig Ding
Oiele @elogel6eitbeit, iage i6 Sir,
lieber .2eler, un0 Denn au6 no6 10
Diele 2eute ii6 Dor ibr Bis CUR grbe
beugen. Sn Ser Sot, ser So6mut lit
ser arglte S6par5fiinI tier bon Ser
@elt, ser ni6t BLOB fremoen 2erlten
blouen 9unIt porma6t, ionoern au6
BEN eigenen Wann NIT ieinen Nars
renpolien geraoe Oann gum GrgIten
@eden mo6t, tpenn oieier meint, erIt
re6t gei6eit 5u iein. (9lbolf Sol
ping: uSaS eine quite 5rau bermag"
8O. 3, g. 12-13)
Wteni6en obne Dabren inneren
8ert mo6t oie grbebung oes @liids
in n(piG1p,n 9Sprh1I+nis rnit Ser CGhc
ibrer Stelung uno Der 8r0Be hires
Hei6tuns eleno uno erbGrmli6. Som
6linoen S6idlal nit @iitern unt
gbren iiberbauft, peroen lie Dom
getitigen S6Din0el erfaBt, Ser ibneu
Oie 8eiinnung raubt uno BEN &opi
permirrt. Sic perlteben in ibrem 8e,
nebmen unO ibren 9lniprii6en fein
OfaB 81 balten. (Solef Seilgers
v8lide inS Menibenleben", 2. 9lufl.,
9. 136-137.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07

ung 5u @eoulo uno Sr0nung5Iiebe,
SIT Gfli6tz uno 8erant1portltngs,
gefitbl &erItan0ni5 fir meni6li6e
Gtgeni6often uno bepunoernoe gln-
betung fiir Oe5 S60piers Wto6t uno
8eisbeit, unO Oomit einen beiteren,
arbeitSfroben ul1O Oemiitigen Sinn
81 Oanfen baben.
Hcd7cig KeiIcr-NeubMrger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07
mpntt allpH phptt kiutp

ff enn alles eben fame,
~ @ie bit geiuollt es bait,
ltnb 8utt Dir gar nidts nabme
ltnS sab' bir feline 2ait!
@ie ipGr's ba nm bein Stcrben,
Sn Menidenfinb, beiteat?
9n ttiikteit fait perberben,
60 ltcb ipGr' bir bic @elt.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
UNIVERSITY PARK
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

You have waited long time-now its here!
In the most wonted section, z blocks off
Connecticut eve. near Chevy Chase Country
Club. Just perfect Is the only description We
can give this handsome corner home with its
seven oroeious rooms including den, and mod
ern kitchen. Full basement and big 3-eor
ooroes. Londscoped corner lot. Completely
redecoroted inside ond out. Priced extremely
low at $23 500.
70 REACH. Just drive evt Conn. Ave. into Nd. 10
Taylor ST., right.
Evenings Phone Mv. FrenzbIev, WA. 1896
Evening star., 1952-08-02

40 containing
in
IA Master bedroom
kRETSINGER REALTY
34os 18th St. Me- CO. 1892 MI. ozlz
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Keep Fresh Concrete Damp if You Want Good JOB

mistake; they remove the forms
too soon and fail to "cure" the
fresh concrete by keeping it wet
for day or two after it is poured
OF course. the error comes
through, the fact that they are
in a hurry to see the finished job.
New and fresh concrete work
should be covered with wet bur-
LAP or heavy paper and kept
dampened down for a full two
days after it is poured. This wet
ting process should start about
S or 6 hours after the mix
has been set in place In the
form. The hotter the sun and
the drier the day. the more neces-
sary is the wetting down. Con-
crete that dries out in a hurry
lis apt to crack because 1t shrinks
too rapidly as the water content
is evaporated of. When you wet
it, you are replacing the water and
allowing the work to set up nice
and easily.
The forms should not be re-
moved for at least four or five
days. After this length of time the
concrete is well hardened and the
forms will not break Off corners or
pull out large chunks of the mass
Evening star., 1952-08-02
NEAR INSTITUTED OF HEALTH

More house for your money than you con buy
anywhere in this oreo. Over l.5oo 50. #. Of
spoes in these homes with separate dining
room. big bright kitchen. full basement, insu-
Ioted throughout; 3 bedrooms. Only 4 Of
sets the price. under SIS 900. With ST. $50
down to vets. Prove to yourself that these
home buys are motehIess.
Drive out Old Georgetown Rd. from Bonk Of Bethesda
10 miles TO Lone Oak Drive, right 10 sompls home.
Evenings, Phone M. Bell. MI. 1899
Evening star., 1952-08-02
By DoueIos Tuomey

The average homeowner Is now
doing more concrete work around
his house than at any time In
the history Of building.
He has learned how to make
forms for steps and platforms,
lcurbS. outdoor fireplaces and
pools. He has mastered the
procedure for getting a good mix
and for screeding of surfaces with
a straight-edged board.
The one place in which he is
not a fairly good hand at the
work is in the treatment of the
fresh concrete. ALI amateur con-
crete workers make the same
Evening star., 1952-08-02

as they are stripped of. The idea
of removing forms as soon as pos
sible, so as to make the concrete
harden up more rapidly by expos
ing the sides to the air. Is just the
thing you do not want to do. 4
Evening star., 1952-11-09
COLORED
KENILWORTH
1850 LANE PL. NE.

Luxury and Convenience
Brick where brick was called for. In
this carefully planned. economical
home. lst A.: Excellently-designed
front porch with concrete noorng.
beautifully screened sice porch, large
liv. rnl., mod. din. rm., one gener-
ous-sized bedrm.. mod. kit. white
tiled bath and 2 inclosed back
porches: hardwood floors throughout.
rms. with closets. A very beauti-
fully arranged bsmt. with 8 COM
plete bedrms., kit. and mod. bath:
Separate entrance from outside; oil
h.-wh. Detached brick garage.
Beautiful grounds, 60x132 It., with
plenty OF shrubbery. Direct transp.
downtown by way Of Kenilworth ave.
For appointment, call LU, 4-3342.
MA. 9797; eyes,. LA. 6-1s03.
Capital View Realty Co.
47o0 Central Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
4th AND r. I. AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
1888 3rd st. n.e.-6-rm.. row brick,
front and rear porches; lge. liv. rm
and dinette setup,. inclosed porch, 2
lge. bedrms. and bath, gas h.-w.h.;
insulated; bargain T1,I price; rice loT Soyn
SON. WA. 4960. WO. 77S7.
CoLoRED-oPEN SUM-. 1-5 PM.
410 seth ST. NE.
Beautiful River Terrace
MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT
Lovely 5-rm. brick. tile bath, venet.
schools, shopping, transp. Priced
right. Low payments.
Ma. 0223. RA. 6912, ia. 1879
CoLORED
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
Sic 18th st. n.e.-6 spacious rms.
basement. auto. heat; entire house
in excel. cond.: reasonably PRICED
JONES on premises, DE. 1886 or
LU. 2-3S32.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HIILCREST

This unusual house is located on
level lot, in excellent section Of
Hillcrest: consists Of 8 hedrms.. z
baths. knotty- pine den. 2 screened
porches and lge. laundry rm.. built
In garage: h.-w. gas heat; mr.. Beers
school and transp.; must be seen to
be appreciated, for information and
appt. to see. call Mr.. Phifer. vi.
PAUL Fl P. STONE, REALTOR
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HIII,CREST

Det., 2-story brick; very unusually
arranged home, which must be seen
to be appreciated. First floor. lge,
iiv. rm. with firepl., full-sized din;
rm.. mod. kit. den; 3 bedrms., 2
full baths: 2 screened porches, built
in garage; full bsmt., with "a bath,
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO., GIT
Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 10SS; ewes. and
Sun, 10. 3-47T7. -9
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcon,.)
OPEN l-5 SUNDAY
Q1OO IXMnAY nj n

OPEN LIS SUNDAY
1872 LYNDAL.E PL. S.E.
Immac. 5-rm. semidetached. Owner.
CAPITOL HILL AREA
FOR RECREATION
Vacant brick. z spacious rms. with
high ceilings. 3 fireplaces. bath. fun
bsmt. with interesting brick parti-
ton, front and rear entrances.
Lovely deep garden.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
917 18th st. NV. ST. 4555
Ewes. and Sun. TU. 435S
Evening star., 1952-11-09
COLORED
DOCTOR-LAWYER

A SNOWFLAKE
1910 e. Capitol st.--One Of the best
ss bis rms S : Saths. ssh s pvt. st H: bsdrms =
.(master bedrm. with its own pvt.
BATH. big bsmt., pvt. drive-in. park
ing area and big 2-story garage.
Wonderful home for professional
man; Sun. or ewes. .call ". OILS
Evening star., 1952-11-09

THE SEVERN RIvER-Beaut. clap
board bunealow situated on nice
water front lot. Year-'round prop
with h.-a. oil heating: 8 bedrms.,
mod. kit. and bath. dinette. liv; rm.
porch overlooking beaut. surround
inss; garage: Priced lSy, Seen By =,
South Shore 3116. %
6 ROOMS-Needs repairs. 8 lots;
good investment for apt. house. 2
families or pvt. home; $4,000 cash.
712 60th ave. ne. Paramount
Heights 27, Md. Phone Edmonston
1878 after 8 p.m.,. or write H.
JONES. S04 West Lexington ST., Apt.
J.. Baltimore /, Md.
HOWARD COUNTY, Mr.. LAUREL, MD.
Modern small home. 1st f., liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit. bath and den; 2nd
A., 2 large bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.. h.-:w. oil heat; 3ha acres Of
ground. chicken house, 8 fruit trees
vegetable garden; nicely handicapped;
$14,950: reasonable terms.
S. A. YOUNG co.
917 18th st. NV. MA. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HIILCREST AREA

floor, lge. iiv. rm. with flrepl., mod.
Kit. with garbage disposal, dish
washer, elec. range and refgr., !
lge bedrm., den, 2 full baths; 2nd
floor. bedrms., baths. child's
playrm.. recr: rm. with firepl. and
bar: oil h.-w h., 2 screened porches.
gear brick det. garage with auto.
doors. This home has many other
fine features, too numerous to mem
ton. Lot, 1S0x1S0, with Anchor
iron fence. FREDERICK A. BLU
MER CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR.
1888; ewes. and Sun. 10. 3-4777.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN

18th and L ST. NE.
POSSESSION - Lovely two-bedrm
brick with coal heat, Colonial front
porch, In excel. cond.: new stove
and refsr;;i hS lgs' as5a ssGnt snd sTs. paes sns
Bun. RA. 4420.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
HOUSE WITH 5 APIS.
ONLY $12,5OO

Near. 14th and e. Capitol sts. You
can live here rent free with income
besides. Near car line. This is q
bargain; owner leaving city. Low
VI. offs Or sH. 83a6. once. Ii
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
BRICK RAMBLER
GIG QNA

Convenient to Andrews Field. Census
and photographic Offices: 2-yr. -old
3-bedroom rambler; builders own
custom-built house. Lovely recrea-
ton room, de luxe kitchen. fireplace.
Only the best OF materials and
house. Cali
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave S.E. LU. 4-0Q4O
Evening star., 1952-11-09

COLORED
STORE, HOME. INCOME
Heart of NE.
Store on lst floor of home now leased
for $50 per mo. Home over store
has big rooms suitable for apis.
Sun. and ewes. call vi. OILS or SH.
1926. once, Ii. 6.2525
HOMEOWNERS
We need houses to sell now; with q
reasonable price we can secure an
early sale for you.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HILLCREST REALTY
TT - AnAn
Attention, Sc. Buyers

Attention, Sc. Buyers
Three nice homes. Boiling Field area.
(D Six rms. and bath. plus 3 addi-
come: approx yrs. old; nice loca-
tion and convenient: nicely financed.
only S13,750. Terms.
t2) Also 5 rms. and rec. rm.; approx.
10 yrs. old: excel. cond.; storm win
dows: $14.750.
t3) Also semidetached brick; 8 rms.
and bath; yrs. old nice yard;
bsmt.; rec. rm.; gas heat. Priced
at S15,950.
Buy one of these homes this week.
Call Mrs. Curtin to see. LO. 3-775a
CHAPMAN REALTY. RE. 1915 Ii
Evening star., 1952-11-09

A BEAUTIFUL HOME
Best N.E.-S.E. Location
Big. beautiful corner home. 6 cheerful
rms, 3 bedrms.. porch. big yard with
Gear garage. Big lawn. A bargain.
Sun. and ewes. call VI. 0115 or SH.
1926. Once. Ii. 6-2525.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

VACANT. S33 MONTH.
Colored. $19S down. 4 rms, watel
Evening star., 1952-11-09

HOME AND INCOME
What q bargain-only $4,000 fol-
this 3-apt. home In Northeast on
18th and D car line Big rms,
plenty of space to rent. Sun. and
ewes. call vi. OILS or SH. 6326. Or
fee. Ii 6-2525.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
COLONEU
FACING PA. AVE.

Where Pa. ave. meets e st. Sc. 6-rm
row brick. 3 bedrms., big bsmt. with
front entrance. On Pa. ave. car line
your house in trade. sun. and ewes.
can VI OILS or sH. 6326. once. Ii
Evening star., 1952-11-09

BIG CORNER HOME
On N. Carolina Ave. Sc.
Four bedrms., big yard. nice street
Near schools. Only 1905 down
Sun. and ewes, call vi. OILS or SH
1926. ONCE, Ii. 6-2525.