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Smyrna times., 1952-02-28
FRIENDSHIP All MEETING
Several Guests Present at Home of
stephen Brittingham

Stepnen bflttlitShAih
The February meeting of the
Friendship All Club was held at
the home of Stephen Brittingham,
with ten members present. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Birmingham,
Maurice B. Field, New Castle Ccun-
tv All club agent, and Ernest
Eierman, club leader, were also
present. Donald David presided
and led the flag salute, club pledge
and motto. Members reported on
the New Castle County Junior
Council. There was discussion on
the 4-H gate sign contest, and win
dow display contest for National
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
JESCA's DAY
CARE AND
KINDERGARTEN
OPENS

Registration for the Day Care
and kindergarten of the James E.
Scott Community Association Is
rapidly reaching a peak. The Day
Care and kindergarten staff are
well pleased with the outlook OF
this years enrolment. Each day
discloseS a mounting enrolment.
Parents and interested persons
who have privileged themselves
in seeing the plant and facilities,
regard it as one of the most at
tractive Day Care and Kinder
garten in the entire Dade County
area.
Cleanliness and beauty prevail
throughout the entire set up. The
floors are laid with a special type
of lineleum and the walls are dec
grated with images of story book
characters, thereby creating an
atmosphere of gaiety and beauty
for the children. Even the adults
are similarly impressed.
The supervisor and teachers
have resumed their duties with
an outline and schedule that
covers the entire year of opera
tion.
Music and arts will be a spec
ialty for children in the Kinder
garten. This is for the purpose
of creating a keen sense OF ap-
probation for the arts. This is
needed in order that children may
learn to better appreciate the
natural beauty that surrounds
them in their every day life.
In addition to the activities, the
children are given nourishing and
we'll balanced foods. The foods
will include: mid morning fruit
juices, a we'll balanced hot meal
at noon, a nap period and after
noon milk and cookies.
Amy parent or friend, interest
ed in sending children to h e
JESCA Day Care and Kindergar-
| ten, are reminded to do so as
soon as possible as the maximum
enrolment is limited.
The Day Care and Kindergar-
ten is located in the administra-
ton building of Liberty Square,
6306 NV 14th ave.
Persons or friends desiriouS of
additional information may call
the James E. Scott Community
Association 7-7289.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
School Happenings .
LIBERTY CITY PRIMARY

The 1928 school term at
Liberty City Primary began with
a bang! The members of the fac
ulty returned to their respective
positions ready to resume their
duties.
. During our pre-planning pro-
gram, the group enjoyed sharing
experiences encountered during
the summer. Many faculty mem
bers matriculated at various col
leges and universities the past
summer. MeSdames, Ruth J.
Blackwell, Leatha jackson, Doris
c. Johnson; Misses jeanette
Bellamy and Ann Carey studied
at Fla. A and M College. Miss
Matte L. Gibson studied at New
York University; Mrs. Ivis K.
Johnson attended Columbia Uni
versity, New York. Mesdames
Zeola c. Jones, Maggie Lambert,
Inez Davis, Florence Greer, P. L.
Patterson, Louise Rogers and MIR.
Richard Cohen toured the North,
OOuLu dIlQ WSSL. 1nOSS PACACA1
ing the deep sunny South were:
Principal Estella Williams, spent
a few days in Nassau, and two
weeks at Bethune Beach. Mes
danes Johnnie Cherry and
Emerald Robertson, Key West;
Beatrice Sanders, Fort. Pierce,
Cocoa and Orlando; Cleomie
Mack, Nassau.
Mrs. Estella Williams, our
principal, is now ready to begin
another school term, after having
served as principal of the sum-
mer school at Dunbar Element
ary. She reports having enjoyed
working in that capacity and
consider It's success as a result of
the fine cooperation Of her CO.
workers.
Registration day was a busy
one at Liberty City Primary
School. 1t was just like Easter
time on the campus. Pretty rib
bon bows and fancy shirts
popping up from everywhere. Our
total registration is 913.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
FOR WOMEN
HEALTH IN THE SCHOOL BOX

HEALTH IN THE SCHOOL BOX
Now that the children are back
in school, let us be sure that their
lunch is made up Of health giving
foods. Raw fruits and vegetables,
whole grain or enriched breads,
cereal cookies, and other whole
some sweets are Storehouses
packed full of vitaminS, minerals
and proteins, all of which are i'm
portant to maintaining health. 1t
is good to keep these things in
mind in packing the school lunch
box. Here, then, are few basic
rules to remember:
/. Make the sandwiches of
whole grain or enriched braeds
whole grain, appetiZing Filings
that are high in protein. Here are
a few suggestions: sliced boiled
eggs, peanut butter, sliced cold
meat loaf, tuna or salmon salad,
left over meat salad, sliced liver
wurst or corned beef.
2. Include carrot or celery
strips or celery cut up In the
sandwich Filings frequently, be-
cause of their vitamins and min
erals.
3. Fruit also supplies vitamins
and minerals and should be in
cluded, preferably raw.
4. A drink made with milk
should be included, of course, be-
cause of high mineral and vita
min content. a
S. Remember that sweets, sucR
as raisin brah molasses cookies
or bran fruit squares, are not only
sure to make a hit with young
sters but provide a welcome and
nutritious surprise" feature. So
here are two recipes you will
surely want TO try. The bran
fruit squares pictured are a sort
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
DOUGLAS PRIMARY

The Douglas Primary School
PTA will hold it's first meeting of
the school year Thursday, Sep
tember IL at 8 pm. in the Visual
Aid Room. The president is ask
ing that every Douglas Mother
and Father be present. Remember
it is your association. PTA means
Parents, Teachers Association.
Parents we are looking for you
we have some very important
business to transact. Officers will
be installed.
Grade groups have organized
and mapped out some wonderful
plans for the term, such as: home
visits, educational trips, organ
ization of room mothers, purchas-
ing classroom aids, etc. Grade
chairmen are: Miss Charlotte Ell
liSon, Mrs. Witlean Ingraham and
Mrs. Eunice Liberty - first, sec
ond and third grades respectively.
Special Activity Groups are
getting started Monday at 2 pm.
Mrs. Mary Ford Williams, our
principal, was seen wiping tears
last Tuesday - her son, Robert
B. Ford, Jr., entrained for Be-
thune Goodman college. Robert is
a sophomore.
It is interesting to note our first
graders who are in school for the
first time. Some getting their
rooms mixed up, some crying for
mother, some spilling their food
in the cafeteria and others not
having any trouble at all-other
than wondering what is school
about.
We are pleased to have two new
cafeteria workers with us-Mrs.
Elouise Glass and Mrs. Agnes
Davis.
Mrs. Mallie Hunter is county
co-ordinator for Rock Pit Rang
ers. The object of this committee
is to educate small children about
the danger of rock pits: Mrs.
Hunter and the following named
persons appeared on TV Tuesday
September 2: Mesdames AleSe
Gill, Estella Williams, Elizabeth
Espy, Alma Sellers and Rev. j.
v. Byrd. Again, Mrs. Hunter Is
asking the cooperation Of all the
children, parents and schools in
this effort.
Verma j. Norman, reporter
Mary Ford Williams, Prin.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
Dress Construction
At Dorsey

The vocational home economies
department of the Dade County
School Board is offering a class
for adults in dress construction
which will be held at Dorsey High
School.
Glass begins Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The hours are from ITO pm.
There will be q registration fee
of $1.00. J..
This class is open to men and
women as well as persons 10
years of age and over.
For any further information
call Dorsey High School 7-1555.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
Rosetters To Sponsor
Beach Party

The Rosetters Civic Social Club
is sponsoring an evening party at
Virginia Beach on Thursday, Oc-
tober 2, beginning at 8 pm. Food
and refreshments will be free to
all who attend. Admission is $1.00
and cars will leave from in front
Of 626 NV First court, at 1880
pm, and a grand time is in store
for all who attend. The public is
invited.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
BETHUNE ELEMENTARY

Bethune elementary mas con-
tinued to progress during the
years and it is still progressing to
the extent of its five first grade
teachers.
The enrolment has expanded
so, that we can boast Of a full
time librarian, Miss Susan Butler.
We are very glad to see Mrs.
Luverne Thompson's smiling face
with us again. Mrs. Thompson has
successfully undergone an opera
ton.
All parents of the Brownsville
area with children of the first
grade age level are urged to enroll
their children now in the hrst
grade. The last day of registration
Tor is the 1st of October.
All parents of the Brownsville
area are urged to attend PTA
meeting on Tuesday night, Sept.
Is at 8 o'clock. Please be on time.
Mrs. T. r. Crowder, principal
The Miami times., 1952-09-13

and modern flower shop in ap-
probation Of the cooperation and
support he has received over the
past 10 years. Patrons are asked
to watch this paper for further
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
PERRY'S FLORIST
TO BE
RENOVATED

Perry's Florist, Miami's oldest
sepia flower shop, at 1910 NV
3rd ave., will soon undergo a
complete renovation. The front Of
the establishment will be re-
modelled in a manner that will,
when completed present an en-
tirely new appearance.
According to announcements
made by w. o. Perry, proprietor,
the renovation is being done in
order to give Miami beautiful
The Miami times., 1952-09-13

of candy made with bran flakes,
raisins, figs and dates - all high
in health giving qualities. They
are as healthy sweet as you can
ever include, to provide the find
ing touch to the well planned
school lunch.
The Miami times., 1952-09-13

NAAcp - YOUR INVESTMENT
sN DEMOCRACY
Evening star., 1952-12-13
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET Of
across the country: safe storage In
ssparats so99msl ,sNFSN sxFRsrt E9H p9sskalrnS arE
ARE YOU MOVING to californis
or to some other western State!
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
ROYAIL TRANsFER. We viii move
you by the job or Sc per hr.: 8 rms.
Is low as $50. DE. 2-6l36. DE. q
SSSSSiNiG and hauling, da, or alshs
NO. 7-5SS9 DU. 7-96S7:
3. 1. MORRIS, light hauling and To-
cal moving. TU. 2-1150. -16
light moving and hauling. Call any
time. 10. 3-6407. -16
HAULING, all kinds Of building ma
terial: 1h-ton stake. low rates, Ii.
new PICKUP, with white driver,
high side and cover. want Job Of
delivering any time. RANDY, .WO.
EDEIMHN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm. house to
share with mother and child or 2
girls. OIL. 10000 or IA. b-5673.
WORKING COUPLE share house with
retired widow, no children or pets.
Call 10. 2-4696 for appointment.
COLLEGE GRADUATE to share With
8 other girls lge. house.. Cathedral
area; separate bedrm. Call wkday.
after 6. EN-. 1896. Ii
WHEATON,, MD.-Employed mother
will share house with couple and
one child or with 2 girls. Bedrm.
unfurn. LO. 5-8522. lib
L Or e GIRLs. Join group sharing
lge.. conf. Mass. ave. house. near
Sy 0bseryascry gMayyI W0 Ci,sS S-6lSA s;s IA 4
elors; Rambler. Chevy Chase. Nd.
2 YoGUNGGo MEN WANTED. to share
home with other young men;
northwest section. RA. 3-24s6.
C0LoRED-sETTLED. refined lady to
share Brookland home; bedrm. furn.
or unfurn. LA. 6-20S3. Ia
COLORED-LADY WILL SHARE g.
loom, nicely furn. house; adults.
III, H-1532. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHARMING HOTEL. beautifully To-
Gated on Lake Shore In the FINGER
LAKES Of New York State, all-year
operation, with full license. complete.
ly furnished and eouipped; dining
tic natural gas heat in Furnace; 2
fireplaces, add to cheer and comfort.
Same ownership. MANAGEMENT. 40
years, yea re 1rstiring on account OF age.
AUTO BODY and general repair shop,
completely equipped and stocked,
1Sas sasS HE 5eos ssSs:ins yesr 3 go
Or best offer. Can weekdays. s am.
to $40 pm; 10. 7-S500. -16
C0Er0naTIoS gSr J selling I'M service
without risk" offers part Of It's capi-
States. caii JA. s.5S4s. 'n'o 1i5 iiSei
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION for
lease by major oil CO. Established
and In good location. Box 44S-R,
C9oSTiRooM CONCESSION - Busy
tervisw see s MR.. COHEN before fs ir r.
noon or after 9 nm. 1882 Conn.
1NSsvEsafooR-ss. 900 ON . month";,
cuII,tailmsnt cur, di . plan for I year. witt
teed. Box 464-M. Star. I4s
WANT TO INVEST $4,000 or $4,000
in Q paying business. win consider
par%tnership. tine Give full details; Box
VIRGINIA s'fsi DRUGSTORE, less than q
mos. old. $1,000 monthly Gross
Crescent 32I-J for information.
TILE DIsTRIBUToRsHIP Going
estab. Ceramic business: REQUIRES
APPROX; $1,000 cash: sah: Secured 6y
AETER2ToN BfT 1EfT sf7s fcr sts1 i:nt ideal
ment, AID. 4-7432. l4s
HARDWARE-Nearb Md; one-man
operation; not get,rich place. but
good. good hyins EinErs p, + ,o99 %, doSn balance
WANTED 10 LEASE or purchase,
gasoline service station. Prefer
ESQ, Amoco or Gull. Give price.
location and amount Of business per
month. Box SIT. Star. 21s
GROCERY-s.W. grossed over 81, 900
ofieF.' %siek' TH Tu's sias iii this week; Tor Sest
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY if you
have manaeerial ability and capitol
Of approx $4,000 and desire to
go into the retail business Of pop:
ular priced mems clothing and
IA 0AANcI
Spring or Arlington. We have the
stores and merchandise. Well estab-
ished firm. Write BOX si-T. star
GARAGE AND GAS sTATIoN-stock
and eauipment. Sell at low price on
account Of III health. No. 1 High
1NDEPsNDsNT S6ii RSH ss SidsN ARNOLD Baker
distributorship; crossed sales over
$4,000 yearly; better than 15 per
cent markup; N. Arlington terri
tory; contract and International
truck included; $4,000. ia. 7-9391.
FRUIT STAND FOR SALE, $1,000
cash; refrigeration; large parking
space. washington Open AIR Market,
Bladensburg road and New York
avenue; Saturday and Sunday. 10
ROOMiSG HOUSE FOR RENT.
1116 18th st. NV. $500. MA. S-4639.
WAFFLE sHOP-A good going busi-
ness for. . good operator. Terms.
Reasonable. 1888 18th st.. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMERICAN q. PARK - $26, 500 -
immaculate brick Cape Cod, den
and Va bath on LIST. floor; 2 large
@ bedrnas;. bath, on Eng floor; true !.
garage. Bus "a blk. away. Gas
siiLINdsEEY ssii! s0iRSa RsAITY iSs oeSS Co. En-
CHEyyY CHASE D. d. C.-Lesation St.
dsn. sa. Sss1SSsh Ssshs so'3saS1 vsrs RooRY n.
sss|ste NHsT fSRMs hSsss f1saia in Ley Sa sHas
s-1os4. Allied REALTY RAJ Corr. "
CHEVY. CHASE PARKWAY = Name
your down payment. Vacant. Beaut.
cor. stucco; lge. bright rms. 3
s sood essh' sSsi b. ds' Sss0 eSGs "a "a asass sss7s
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Four-bedrm.
frame Colonial: modern kitchen;
deep lot; Blessed Sacrament Parish;
near bus: $4,000 down. $l52 90
per m9nth NORTHWESI REALTY
CO, OIL. 4-dse7; ewes, OIL. 2Iiaa4. ia.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER - sos4
pieted our latest 2 ramblefs in this
dslightful Hawthorne area. One is
and We believe they represent the
best In quality and In Workmanship.
Three spacious bedrms.. 2 full tiled
baths. large living rna.. full-sized
DIN. rm.. Q modern Beautycraft
k,tchen l,t9 9th Nth the best q oE &c equip. .,,tg
Easements with fine recreetional
area; 2 flreplaces; excellent closet
space, etc. Open sunday. 1-5. J.
NELSON HUGHES. owner and
builder oso3 3420 connecttcnt ave.
b1MfoaTs up asTisesSi sSSiiRcIr AREA-s.11.r.l E-1.
1lne locations to remodel into Of.
sssss acss @ r'ts aIts. h5i7Iy M5; Myanusl EM
|GEoEGtfowN1ssssHi HHi MY. 800. Solid brk.,
Wo. ! e.4s45. s;sa J. LEO KoLB co,
MASS. H AVE-. I'VE. FoREsT--Dirers non +
owner Year-old brick rambler, 8
nedrms. baths: 6021 cairn Ter.
MT. PLEASANT--Owner. Home with
tenant win lease for / VI. at 500
mo. fiirn. S-rm.. row brick. lirsl
4. den or bedrm.: End a., 4 bedrms.
1la baths. full hsmt.. gar. gas h..
VIII. Excel loc. SIT $50 unftlrn
| May assume CT loan. AD. 2-7714
sat, and sun. Lu. 4-5400. Ext. ~
|NEsR Esis0es "a. AND ALASKA AvEs.-s
hedrms., Ia baths, modern kit.s
de luxe rec. rm. wau to Val
ssSnstsins, ns sss h:sH;h;; n iMmee; 80 Ecss
a . B.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

DISTR1BUTORSHI
Pre-cut summer COTTAGES.
homes and garages. Oldest es-
tablished firm In New York, In
this business. desires reliable
firm or individual to handle
sales in this area. Capable In
dividual can earn high, Ave-
t.gure income. Will be in
Washington for interview
about Sun. Dec. 21. Write for
Jericho Turnpike. Mineola,
Evening star., 1952-12-13

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
ADULT FAMILY needs unfurn. 3-bed-
rnn. house: rec. rn. Chevy Chase
vicinity; February 1st; $3.50. Eve
nings. WA. 1897 IA"
NAVY CHAPLAIN wishes to rent de-
sirable unfurn. 2-3-bedrm. home OF
apt. between Woodley I'd. and Jones
Bridge rd. west Of Rock Greek. Cal
EN-. 2-0433. -13
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Hawthorne
6812 32nd st. NV.
New. center hall. three bedrooms,
two baths. living room opening to
screened porch. full size dining rm..
dishwasher disposal. breakfast table
and chairs. Built-in garage, wide,
very deep lot. To approved pur-
Open Daily
From Chevy Chase Circle, right on
Western ave. to Chestnut st. (bus
TERMINAL. bear right on Chestnut
to S2nd st.. turn right to 6812.
Claude G. johnson
Owner Exclusive Builder
EN-. 2-3212 After 8
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcens.,

UPPER BRIGHTWOOD - sale by
owner. 624 Jefferson st. NV. Semi
l blk. from bus and shops: 3 baths.
Wall-to-wau carpeting on 1st floor
and stairs. paneled rec. rm.. oil
neat; auto. washer bsmt. lavatory;
Storm windows and screens. IA.
$500 BLK. OF ILLINOIS AVE-
family DUPLEX; rent S155 mo-: price
S13,960. Owner must sacrifice, im-
RRsSiSts RsaSH sale; 70 inspect can
Sksh SEii|'1ss 1sshh IA asDs sissS2 { sTs,e,s Ris.,
pl. NV: Three-stpry and basement,
row brick. suitable for professional
family or rooming purpose; 10 rms.
% bedrnnsl. 2 modern tile baths.
nice living rm., large din. rnl.. entr.
nau: 9l heat; 2-car brick gar.
SgsaTs: fR Ts1Reos' Vs. 'a-ssaS o. s2. Rn s-eags: Ms:
OPEN SUNDAY. a-5:so-s171 Wal
nridge q. nv, facing Rock Greek
aSsa,antr Paark; Attractiye: SPACIOUS: semidst.
GsTas. Gaa1s ds Front is porc ne1iDsSss Sss
orated. Only s.. 600 down. W. CLIFF
EGRp sHERTzER. RE. 7-2201
~. 6-7747. la
ST. N.w.-Nice 4-bedroom
brick home; 1st-n. den; 2-car ga
rage; front porch; rear yard. Excel.
lssis1s9 pSshalRk saakTEhs. So0 af s0s9 saaSH: "
10. 3-4166. IA
1864 sHERIDAN ST. NV. Open
SUM-. to pm. Lovely row brk.,
9 rms, 2 with inclosed porches, 2Is
baths, rec: rm.; Wall-to-wan carpet
ing: VACANT. PENNY" APOSTO-
LIDEs. RE. 7-6224 or RA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

$3.50
63Ia yorktown rd.. Greenacres. Md. ;
bsmt., recr. rm. with law. screened
porch.
$50
S.so3 Custer r6. Bethesda, Nd; well
kept 2-story brick. with 8 bedrms..
IA baths. recr. rm.: nice neiehhor-
hood Call OIL. 2-5424.
1851 Jones Bridge .rd.. Chevy Chase,
Nd; 2-story det. frame with 3 bed
rms. and bath, breakfast rm.. in
closed porch. To inspect cali OIL
2-6"22
I1o1 olenrose st., Chevy Chase View,
KensinGton. Nd. Cape Cod. with (
hedrms., bath and study, attrAe
furn. Can Oh 2-SD20.
1900 18th o.. CO. S-o22a
Evening star., 1952-12-13
SUN OIL COMPANY
1929 X 81. NV. lis

1923 K st. NV. lis
5 AND 10 CENT STORE
Approx. 25x70: nice fixture, fail
volume, est. IL yrs; good lease; nict
neighborhood. A real opportunity
For location and other particulari
call KINGS, DU. 7-1037, 1904 7th
SUBURBAN GROCERY
Store crossing over 100000 pei
year. For details, call
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
Evening star., 1952-12-13
APIS. WANTED Gent,


FREE-Landlords applicants waitini
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash, Va. White
Open z days. Ma. S-00O1
QUIET, YOUNG COUPLE desire un-
furn. 1-bedrm. apartment. no chill
dren; maximum. S60., HO. 2-6526.
La
FURNISHED or partly furn. apt
In elevator apt; employed couple;
children, no pets; by Jan. l.
LARGE Eric. studio, or small
bedrm. apt. with KIT, bath. ample
closets, before Jan. /. in NV. for
young prof. man; excel. refs. Box
sENI0R SCIENTIST and wife de.
sire to sublet furn. efficiency or
1-hedrIn. apt. months, NV:
$3.50; references exchanged. Call
Sat. and Sun. morning, HU. $4,000,
Ext. S02. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BRAND-NEW

BRAND-NEW
Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY, 1-5 PM
Three bedrms;. dining room.
complete modern kitchen
with S-ft. GE refgr., full
basement and many other
special features: only S11S
per month. 1900 block Of
So. Dakota ave. and I1th
st. ne. DIRECTIONS: Turn
nstsn TEE Gust 81 MiSe1oad Sesoad sse csthofic Hn
W to Emerson ST., then
right to open" sign (sam-
pie house, 5000 Sargent rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 3-4696 DI. 7-S69t
Evening star., 1952-12-13
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
HUI. 2-4345
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
2Q0R Granonrcv Ct NJ w

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
1906 Gramercy st. NV.
Single owner. Brick detached home
in excellent condition. especially
suitable for large family; within
2 blocks Of grade, junior and senior
high schools. First door has foyer,
large living room, dining room,
Kitchen and pantry; 2nd fooor has
3 bedrooms and Q baths. plus
additional sitting rooms. The 3rd
floor has 2 bedrooms and bath. plus
cedar closet. In the fun basement
are. 0 recreation room with bari,
maids room and bath. Built-in
garage. Owner win take back larae
lst trust: Price, $4,000; IN eve
Open Sunday, l to Dark
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Har-
rison st. Il block past Nebraska
ave.l, left block to 36th ST., left
block to Gramercy st. Right to
open house.
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th ST. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR. SAlR-N.W,
18th AND PARK RID,

IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS
'Close-in' 2-story semidetached
brick. newly decorated interior: i'm
mediate occupancy. The rooms are
large, many fireplaces: contains 4
bedrms., liv. rn., din. rnn., kitchen
pantry. 2 baths Il in basementl
yard: double Esraee. COW. tS tS
schools, churches. stores and trans.
portation: $4,000 first trust. Small
cash payment will have you anc
your family moved in for Xmas
Hurry, this is q chance Of Q life
time; Shown any time; Contac'
432 Bond Bldg.
NE. S-664O no. 2-791(
Evening star., 1952-12-13

VIRGINIA
FALLS CHURCH-Two bedrms., full
basement; wood setting; S110 mo,
-BEDRM. RAMBLER. A-acre
lot: Bendix. dishwasher and disposal;
$3.50 mo.
PINES-ln a setting OF
fashionable homes, 8 bedrms., IL
baths, porch, full basement. Immed.
possession; near bus, shops and
schools.
CROWN REALTY. JE. $4,000. 1851
West Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
5521 KANSAS AVE

OPEN SUN. IL TIL DARK
20 It. stone front row
LIST a.. Iiv. rm. with mirrored oper
firepl. lge. din. rm. with crystal
resars mSdern iSs bT kr tuilg ". eqp nafb
Ice. dressing rm.. full basmt. with
built-in garage, Ancl1er fence. storm
windows. screens, awnings, Venetian
blinds. front porch, oil heat. See
this BUY now.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
1922 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 It'll
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
D. C.. RAMBLER.


NEW AND READY TO MOVE IN
Six-room brick; 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
room. open fireplace; bic. kitchen.
dishwasher garbage disposal, master
bedroom With bath; q other bed
rms; r'a and bath; lot 2I0 deep with
H9Sn'y Wo. ysl4isa .Fies IN rear. NJ B. Weaver.
cCGE II 70 SEE 1T Sunday. / TO s
Any Time BY Appointment
1921 Military Rd. NV.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th ct. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
Ia
5000 DN.-BRIGHTWOOD
b brick, side hall entrance,
etc. Storm windows, ref. range
$16;250. RIA. 3-6394. or Hu
!. CHAPMAN REALTY
Also HSod anGtheT itS b,a ne home ha,bs IN bSrsn
Call today for all Information and
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. la
COLORED-1427. BUCHANAN sT.
n.w.-Corner brick house. wonderful
condition; $1,000 down. AID. 4-42o6.
coLORED-4-BEDRM. ROW BRICK,
new; vacant. $4,000. SIS. 600 dn
STEELE. RE. 7-o49s. EN-. ,s-o303
COLORED-s11 Decatur st., NV
Owner wants immediate sale fol
this lovely front porch home. 6 lee
rms. hath. J enci. porch. full bsmt.,
oil heat, gAraRe Price %1kQk0
$500 down. louis BREsSSIESR
ST. 3-33s4. RA. 6-2684. --15
coI8EER9asat 2EaR dsaNrz 7te c1sciIF 81 NV.
Detached 2-family home on large
lot with trees, and shrubbery..
!srse ,,,I rms. Incl. z complete kits,
features. auto. gas heat. Rare op-
portunity to advantageously pur-
reasonabiy. substantiai cash re. re.
auired. Immed poss. Key at 1870
9TH st. NV. Phone OWNER. RE