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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

RMANY Americans have been dismayed with
NI the long and expensive court delays TINT
accompany lawsuits IN almost every CITY
wish they could have the opportunity to see
arbitration at work as did recently
Twisted the American Arbitration AssOcIa-
tons headquarters m Rockefeller Center.
New York, and for several days went from
one hearing room to another. was amazed
at these simple proceedings which are an
obvious solution to crowded court d0chets-
In this hearing room are two WOODEN mer-
chants in dispute over the quality OF the
dive IN certain goods: in the next room I'D
assembIy-line workers seek TO prove that a
plant manager has unjustihably discharged
them: over here a housewife is hezztlng
cleaner for having ruined hI best evening
dress: here divorced couple is arguing over
the division of furniture that had been stored
in a warehouse; in the large hearing room At
the end of the hall, two giant corporations
are engaged IN patent dispute that involves
$1,S5O.OOO.
Wherever ven may live i'm AmeEscA. ing
citv or hamlet, there now exists tins 11ex7A
pensive, swift, competent means nj SGT
cling almost any dispute that may arise
Suppose you've had an auto accident Re
Gently Presiding Justice David W. Peck OF the
Appellate Division told New York lawyers
that they face the establishment OF an I'D
ministative agency" to break the log Jam OF
accident cases IN New York Supreme Court
unless some way of speeding justice Is found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24
by A. E. H0tchRd
Ph0soeEzPh By BwE CHM

Justice PeEk rlEEdA 1zzik1Iz nj Il = Ezzz1lrHszE
CASES IN New Yuk SzaHsne GsmE1. willzssh
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aVzaRe niA
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m most cites yDu aAR n dAS4y diWlEgg Wii1lE1h
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adversary ~ 1nss.fizz nzzI aawlIaeaDfiEA@
iczn ATa5itrufam AzzIlaiin, 9 RMliHai4lAE
Plaza, New YmkzD,NY
Dear Srx The aHilHEzlgE nd 1zEf1ES hEE
had IN zzztm6iile zEralzn iH m Kh1E
brEh. WehHfh Elalmt eEzfi1.
a red Light Wew m1 uzsEzd 1zy alzzzzzzEze-
Would IN ili1rzzr iwuzE
Ina few I'm WiIn=zszzeRllzE
Of several prominent Pin dis
retired judge. 1aH I'D III n ~ HAE hm- a
frzffrexpErt Won mdizz11E ill=ufzI.s
tuenceznlmaTl flEe Ii 1t hai Z
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

HEdisunfez TheAssaEiiatinn nav has 12.698
axfsarzauzHm I@8 us cities. 81 il il highly
uniiEelE. wliezezer Yum live. that IL viii not
& AHA TN aMgm an expert To handle your
dsuHfE
BRR tn pafent czse that was mentioned
zhHxe The zhiratnr was celebrated
aEuzzzlr GFiazuist wlln haif an intimate kn0wE
aEEGf ua1Enf laM With his background, he
wamanIk @Eat the fEts quickly. Imagine
hawHmE II wullf have taken I'M Courtroom
TN unf expert WifneAes ON the stand to
eEhEztEa Infee and a jury To the paint that
tfinsE eualif Understand the technical points
mEmlRuEf
SnEetfe heart off arhiifr atom Is the quality
af til zrfifrafnrs themselves. asked Vice
Rnszilihuf, L NaEle Brzxlen. of tfe Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

how he was able to induce outstanding citizens
to serve. without pay. IN this capacity. 4 sup
pose il stems from the nature Of our organiza-
ton. " he told me. I'VE are n0n-pEoft. and On
our board Of directors are someof the greatest
names IN the country. When a citizen receives
our invitation. therefore. he rightly regards IT
as an honor"
Txavaziaw CsaEt
ARBITRATION Is probably the most elastic
judicial system ever devised When hearing
involved a man who was detained at Ellis
Island the arbitrators went to Ellis Island and
held the hearing thue. On another occasion
one of the Iitigants had had mud heart
attack and was confined to bed. The hearing
COHfiRaad 0R page II
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

Placek, chief scout of the Cleve-
land Indians, informed Bill
Carson, chairman of the Char
don Little League, that play
was not suspended unless a
manager, coach or member of
team requested "Time Out"
of an umpire and said umpire
granted the request. Since no
request had been made, the
game was still in progress
when Wilmot made his game
winning steal and therefore the
run must be allowed.
offs was thrilling from the very
first game, which Arslanian
pitched and won for the Red
Sox. However in the second
game, the White Sox evened
matters behind the combined
efforts of Charles Rudney and
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

Abe Weaver, Jr. Jack Meyer
of the White Sox hurled the
final game for Claridon while
Munson used several of their
players on the mound.
An estimated 800 spectators
attended the three game series.
The Chardon Jr. Chamber of
Commerce which sponsored this
years Little League will award
the Championship Trophy to
the Claridon team captain at
the Jay Gees first dinner meet
ing to be held next month at
the Claridon Town Hall.
The Jay Gees are planning to
form two leagues next year
and start play the end of May.
1t is also planned that the
local Little League will become
affiliated with the National or
ganiZation.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

at 10 all, two men were out
and Wilmot was on third base.
AS the result of the steal of
home plate, the Munson team
registered a protest, claiming
that play was out due to the
fact that the Munson manager,
Lee Rogers, was discussing the
decision at third base with the
umpire, David Sage.
- It was agreed by White Sox
manager, Warren Babcock,
and Munson manager, Lee
Rogers that the dispute be
submitted to a meber of
the Cleveland Indians staff
who could rule on the
League rules, under which the
local league has been operating
with a few notifications.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Laddie
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

who has been named Sharon
Rose.
Mrs. Kate Bacon has been
moved from her sisters in Char
don to the home of her brother,
Luther Battles.
Guests at the Albert Chiodi
home Monday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Daugherty and
their son, Melvin, who is on
furlough from the Marines and
daughter, Mildred, of Meadville,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fazekas of Painesville.
Bernard Campbell and sons,
John and Bill, spent two days
in camp at Pymatuning Dam
last week.
Mrs. Leah Radcliffe of Paines-
vile visited at Robert Chamber
Inns over the holidays and at
tended the Geauga County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Battles
and son, James, and daughter,
Joyce, of Silver Springs, Md,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Battles of Chester were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Battles
on Sunday.
A pink and blue shower was
given recent yfor Mrs. Richard
Krejci at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Krejci.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Kruger
attended a wedding of her
cousin in Akron Sunday and
visited an aunt, Mrs. Ora Over
holt. Monday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Wagner and children
and Mrs. Helen Thomas of
Cleveland were guests at the
Kruger's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kumor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kohler
of Cleveland were guests at Joe
Blaha's Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Proser and daugh-
ters, Norma and Thelma, of
Cleveland were at the Luther
Kiser home Monday and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Bascom and
Mrs. Ada Tabor of Painesville
were callers there in the week.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
NEWS from HAMBDEN

and daughter of Brimfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Carver and
Mrs. Alice Thomas of Chardon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carver
were dinner guests at Merritt
Wedges Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Pfaff and daughter of
Oxford, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery Wright of Mentor
were callers. ...
Ted Wedge and a party of
friends were at Garfield Fair
Saturday.
The St. Mary's Study Club
met with Mrs. Leo Koehler last
Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Loveland at Corey hospital a
u pound 2 ounce girl, Aug. %,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

In game that had all the
thrills and chills of a world
championship, the Claridon
White Sox edged the Munson
Red Sox last Thursday night
to win the Chardon Little
League championship.
The final score of the con-
test was lilo, the winning run
being scored by Jim Wilmot
during dispute at third base
regarding a close play in which
young Wilmot had been called
safe. At the time the run was
scored, the game was knotted
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
Us. Miner

Through mechanization, the us.
miner can produce about as much
coal in O day as Japanese miner
produces in a month
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

News by Hattie King
Telephone ChardOn 5-9302
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pipher
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
Bankers Say

Following article appeared i'm The American Banker
Magazine 1t might give some a new slant on business
ycur own business as well as the matter of building
up your town.
mo business man in any town should allow
a newspaper published in his town to go without his
name and business being mentioned somewhere in
it's columns This does not mean you should have
whole, half or even quarter page ad in each issue
of the paper, but your and business s. hOuld be
mentioned if you do not use more than
two line space
"a stranger picking up newspaper should
be able to tell what business is represented in town
by looking at the paper This is the best possible
town advertiser.
'The man who does not advertise his business
does an injustice to himself and the town. The man
who insists on sharing the business that comes to
town, but refuses to advertise his own is not
valuable addition to any town.
"The life of town depends on the live,
wide-awake and liberal advertising business men,"
personal call at the Record Office or call to 5462
will bring you help in planning your advertising
The Geauga Republican
PECORD p
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

Ane JeanYa NePhOilo"n Ne'o'"
CIRCULATION
IS 40 PERCENT
OVER the Ohio State Average
Based on Ratios of Circulation to Population
of all Ohio Towns between two and three
thousand population.
1 % s smaller ' s@ ap ] afford i;Ss % s s Dss T s
newspapers s1 os sss pss sss = % ~ two s"si s s v i s nd s s
@ ns fss' s % n1s:" s p:s sss os " s % % @ ss sss , ls
Dse @ | c s ] SS SUBURBAN ~t ps s % '"
two sGs sa ] ] s ssa 1 of WEEKLY h s nsrss | Fsrs sa % p ]
third The ssss s = % : % e*s Of s s tn: :s $ s' a!ss : '
of o tow publication.
'ss:!s' @ #: s = s;::'' ':: Pop '9%s: S@ 81 Population
HUF1oN New" Population 25 loyE1AND Herald Population 2177
BRADFoRD % % Sentinel m Population
RATIO percent Rados4p percent
B?assda a G as 1s;p p'p"''" MIAMI Daily Ns New Population 2444
ae crekaa % 5e7 s pA MILFORD ;ss Population 2444
6peet
The Farmers
Rano14 d Circulate
Rah S percent
Circulate
VaneEe
hd Population 3o54 Circulation
GugaR Record Specen
Population, @4H" Circulation z997 RecrdPo
Sentinel Population
Rte:18 82prcet Population
Press Popuadon
rs
Sentinel Population
GBSONBERG, Derrick Circulation
4pecen uIONN
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

NEW LONDON, Record. Population,
2O23. Circulation, 1474.
Ratio: u percent.
NORTH BALTIMORE, News. Popu-
lation, 2772. Circulation, 1888.
Ratio: 50 percent.
OAK HARBOR, Exponent. Population,
2376. Circulation, 3O78.
Ratio: 129 percent.
OTTAWA, Sentinel. Population, 296O.
Circulation, 2819.
Ratio: "a percent.
PAULDING, Progress. Population,
2.s44. Circulation, 29O2.
Ratio: 123 percent.
SYLVANIA, Sentinel. Population, 243O
Circulation, 1880.
Ratio: 90 percent,
VERMILION, News. Population, 2,1o3.
Circulation, 1863.
Ratio: s. percent.
WELLINGTON, Enterprise. Popula-
ton, 1892. Circulation, 235O.
Ratio: 78 percent.
WEST MILTON, Record. Population,
2O94. Circulation, 1890.
Ratio: 90 percent.
WOODSFIELD, Beacon. Population,
1889. Circulation, 44oO.
Ratio: 187 percent.
WOODSFIELD, Republican. Population,
1889. Circulation, 913.
Ratio: 38 percent.
WOODSFIELD, Spirit of Democracy.
Population, 1889. Circulation 1889.
Ratio: 76 percent.
WORTHINGTON, News. Population,
2128. Circulation, 2OOO..
Ratio: g percent.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
COLORED, POSSESSION
NORTHWEST.

|. Fine brick-and-stone church. de-
tached: 100000 capacity; choice
NV. section; details given only in
personal interview; good down pay
;. I4i1 varnum st.-s lge. rooms,
noors; porches, oil heat, gear gar.
;. Monroe and 18th SITS. area-New-
house condition. Ii rms, Ga baths.
oil heat. completely furnished: !:
stated income over $500 monthly /:
good down payment.
1; l441 Fairmont st.--13 rms. 9
per month; So 500 down. ~ -'
5. W st. unit blk.-Colonial brick.
rooms, inclosed porches. "a baths.
gas heat, fun basement; $1,000
6. 18th, near 1rving-Beautifully
kept 3-story brick Of 10 rms, ga
baths. auto: heat; income over $500
i NoRTKHEkssTi.
Z: woodbridge. Bunker Hill rd.. 1900
blk.-Beautiful. detached brick home,
9 rooms, powder room, tiled bath,
yard, garage; $4 1000 down.
s: Woodridge, ITO Otis st.-Weli.
built brick BUNGALOW. z rooms, tiled
bath, elec., kitchen. auto. heat. built.
9: I46 r st.-Wide brick. S-room
home and income. new auto. heat
ing plant; apt. in basement; S14..
$50: $4,000. down.
10. $1,000 down. v and End SITS
area-Nice brick home. 6 rms.
bath bath, eiee; lea get6S' os6 gas range oil heat
PARK ROAD HOUSING
DE. 1710. VI. 47o5, Ho. S999.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES SALINE. tcsnt.J

&l2,600-A low price for this mod.
brick. only 10 yrs. old, 8 rms, bath;
gas heat; AL location; Wall-to-wall
carpet. Call NOS, FA. 445S, Ma.
02lS. 3
LaSALLE PARK. 1888 Upshur st. ne.
Shown by appt only; lovely de-
tached custom built brick Of 8 rms.
baths, gas heat. modern and de-
GATEWOOD s. BENNETT. REALToR
MA. 6341. RE o323.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-h.W.
COLORED
RANDOLPH ST.

NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
Attrac. semtdet. brick home. Colonial
front porch; 1st fir. bdrm., 2 equip.
gas heat; near stores, tTansporta-
tion; quick possession. Moderate
down payment. CaIl Mr.. StoVer.
CAMPANELA q CO.
EX. Aha Ewes, Sun, 10. b-1149
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
DETACHED BRICK

NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Lovely cuStom-built. nearly new home
with nrst-noor powder room; D
rooms with 2 fun baths, hall en-
trance. living room with mirrored
fireplace, family-sized dining room,
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrms,, large
screened porch. recreation room, gas
heat, many expensive features. Near
shopping and transportation. Rea-
sonably priced at S22,500.
Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA g. COMPANY ~
Elk. 4113. Ewes. and Sun, LO. 5-l149
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CoLORED
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW

Five nice rms. new kit. tile bath,
full bsmt.; expknsible upstairs. Bar
gain. Easy terms. no. O064. q
Evening star., 1952-03-02

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H St. NV. Ma. 2345
Be Sure and See; Reduced
Open 1-6.. Vacant. 1919 Decatur st.
Det. brick; Z rms; mod. throughout;
nrepl, OIL, gar GE 1922
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Two houses. furnished: nv. near
Dupont Circle; 26 rooms. 5 baths;
corner site, Soft. frontage. extends
to alley. Should pay for self in
yrs. Buy from owner who needs
cash Box 2l3-M Star
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HOUSES FOR SALINE.
BRoOKLAND, 1914 sth st. nee
rms, bath. h.-w.h. Only S490 dn..
NSsTT Sss No. uSSHpGSN 1gsn sg1' .Sx E s. 1ov.,v
postwar semidet. brick, 6 rms, bath.
f., full basement. s gas ,n heat; tine lso resi- ST.
reasonable terms. Cali La. 6-6666.
WO0DRf6GE h;i e1si. 1Bsiu.NaGHSiLOw, s rms.
and bath; gas heat. furn. recr. rm.,
comb. screens and storm sasheS; 4eo
financings cash cash required aboye trust;
CORNER BRICK. semidet.. nr. Capitol
and Union Station; large kit, din.
rm.. den or ONCE, liv. rm., front
Eood cond; MccUNE, exclusive assnt,
400 BLK. sth ST: N.E-Two-story
cow iocstion; es'isen Complies lsss0tassa apts
excel. cond. throughout; oil h.-w.h.; I;
conv. terms. Call Mr.. Lynch, RE.
$685.; ewes, DE. 5253. WOODWARD
& NORRIS. Realtors.
GROOM BRICK, stone front: ia
baths; knotty pine recreation rm.
and den in bsmt.; dishwasher, dis
ROoag DAClN4 06t
washer, rubber tile kitchen floor;
aluminium awning across rear; COM
pletely fenced rear yard; ST, $50:
substantial cash needed. sos Bu-
chanan ct. NE. q
I2th AND SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Lovely 6-room brick home. Price
that you can afiord to pay. See this
today. Call Mr.. Martufi. La. 6-7645.
MAR6HALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346. -
NEAR MONASTERY - cony. brick
semidet. Finished in excel. taste.
New kit, 3 bedrms., l a baths; gas
hit. gar, 2 incl. porcheS; f1ne neigh
borhood. Good terms. OWNER, OR.
0020.
6IOo BLK. SOUTH DAKOTA AVE
Beautiful corner brick. semidet.
home. only 2 yrs, old: liv. rm.. din.
rm,, modern kitchen. spacious
bedrms. tiled bath. full basement
with recreation rm.. fenced yard:
6-6666 or JU. 7-766S. ewes. PECK
CO.. Exclusive Agent.
CORNER Sra and r STS. N.K.-Brick.
3-story; 2 apts.. Q rms. and bath,
each; live in one. rent the other;
stores on ground floor, pay on
loans ana taxes. Small down pay.
msnt. BASuIKO INVESTMENT
GO. MT PerrJ, pI s724. Ewes
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Open Sat. and Sun, /!
2O17 Allen Pl. NV,
NEW HOMES
NEARING COMPLETION

In several top NV. residential COM
munitieS: Colonial 2-stories and
ramblers Of the very finest quality
ranging in price from S32 800 to
$40, 900; in buying now. before
completion, you may choose your
own decorating, and make minor
desire: the homes contain up to 8
bedrms. and are being built by sew
eral Of Washington's most reputable
home builders; ewes. call OR. 1866;
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALs-S.E,

AsNACosIIA-9st; .C tg asbestos shtnEle.
aARFMxa Il FhIxa' sSsEry sii2 lot; inc slsSS2; isss
Goo G2 4-asss ASDs I'd. s's' LU. 4-s4oo.
CONGRESS- HEIGHTs-72O Alsbams
aEe, 9iEs n.H Vacant. ,: Dst. corner a,, rseOndi
aARfMAN f1sia sEALF1. +! fSe fsess is4S fsat
S'H} GGOd lRSEs ASgs rd. Sc. Lu. 4-a4OO.
HILLCREsT-2O2s s1st pl. s.e.-
Open: 2 to 5 pm. Det. brick Cape
2 rms. bath rouEhed-in End d.
needed HARTMAN TStsi iEtLilal Really. 1Nci, iSSn
1345 Good Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-340O.
BuNGxIow near Hillerest; 2 bed
rms. and bath on LIST noor; bath
heat. Room for above-ground apt. in
SoHS ISo [. SHELTON. TSt'nSs RsaltOr. ".':RS: q:
NEARS4 TlSSSi Md; biks. Of southern ms
rms. 8 baths. 5 apts.. 2 with :
bedrms: each; rental eyer $500 per
tNcis tNcf4b 1$4b desd SAHas HOPE rdi sAAiif IL.
sti 1859. s5S1.ysrtssst VI tss7d condition s.bed.
room. semidet. home; sttractivs
terms: lst commercial: IA. S4o9.
NEAR NAYLOR GARDENS shopping
center; 3005 30th st. Sc; open .
to 8 PM: det. Calf. BUNGALOW:
oil rsso S-T.h sr 2 s-eaF gan rms substantsai fsf
cash needed HARTMAN REALTY
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU,
4-3400, VI. 1915.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

coLoRED-0PEN ! TO 5 sun. 2o1o
home with beautiful grounds:
lge; hedrmsy lge. hv. and din. rms.
with cheerful breakfast rm.; full
ssI ons $500 5as rsssd eass down tSE aqsfk VIII
buy. Come to see this house for q
COLORED-SMTTH REALTY has
cute 2-bedrm. bunsalow. close to
Sednm S.sh r'p n9 also siSds iieEjos sav eytTa a
COIokEp-R. /. AVE. N.E.-Besut,
d5 . rm;. det; house. baths: rec. r,n..
CoLokED-BRoOKLANDiWODEIet. 1st
A.. liv; din. rm,, sun porch; End d.
4 bedrms.. HOLLYWOOD bath; I'M
6smt:; shower; Oil h.-w.h.: lge. lot:
svss, saragsi paUL j. j. & MlIaS. lHIGGaks. RA 5sgs
cOLoRED-DET. SUBURBAN HOME
saS4s5 down. $75, month. 316
opth s.. ne. Two bedrooms, bath,
ssh,wI,h.. Venetian blinds: 2 lots;
sas0Si s,n' and e1es MT; r Brown aa, Tu ;s2 sIa2
c. REYSoLDs. zTS So sooS S'es a.. ave. SaM3SL S.R.
cOLORED-8s7 1lth ST. Ne
Licensed rooming house or private
nome rms, completely furn; 2
INV. heater. Income. S21O per mo.
$50. substantial cash. r. j. MooRE,
exsi exclusiye Yr agent; ssad Ho. 6712 daily;
CofokEb, sSis;i s. sCs asSf; I ST, Me-, a room,
session: EDW. =. scaWAsTzs,' INV Aiss1@s' 1Ec., re,
kramss:' ~ AK zve. is7MS. e. oSlO' or rs Mr..
C0L0RED-HOME AND INCOME
Besrt5fSl 5ssr 59na s.roop and 2-bath home
arste a apt on ono and foaayye! aye ne sonIsps Sep
Kitchens; full basement and = saraee:
Ia. 6;6666. PECK CO, 56is 18th
col LokEiD-,1.ooo afi DOWN payment;
sale with $1,000 down payment G MT
Benning I'd. at 44th:' oil heat. cc- n
lonial porch, finished bsmt. Drive
Isnd and L. 4aa4 T. call al Ms HANRS1 ssSReS
CQLORED-ii1i EYE ST. Me-
family nat, immaculate condition, for
Ss19 Ss1ek iaIs; akNsy Gan sES,c NJ capett;, pE.
C0LORED-BROOKLAND - Bargain
( 4oasss; as. 5Snos deRn! RSaslas St; Fmsi st.
5000 blk. Of 18th St, $1,000 down;
det.. brick, $500 blk. Otis st.;
get. stone; rms. R. I. ave; 6 rms,
goo Dix. Varnum ST., 1000 down;
" 800 down. LA. 6-4O44.
COLORED-i9I2 MINI. AVE. NE
o-room brick, auto heat; vacant;
small down payment. JOSEPH z.
B55RUNO, INC, 903 H st. NV, ST.
COLORED-S2,O00 DOWN
1890 Minnesota ave n.e-Beautifu
8-rm. bung.. incl. rms. in bsnit..
unusually spacious liv. rnl.: hard
Evening star., 1952-03-02

A Buy" that Is Q Buy!
Want q big lot? A home with plenty
Of elbow room. 2 baths. 8 lge. bed
rooms and lge. dining room, private
sleeping porch. Older home, but
really In. fine condition, full base
ment, oil h.-w.h.. garage. $1,000
fsIsnd fg3wni Han .na block from inss. Rhode
churches and schools. Cali JOSEPH
k1NSKY. ST. 5311. "A
1000 BLK. TRINIDAD AVE. NE
Semidetached brick, 8 rms. garage;
beautiful condition.
14OO blk. Orren st. n.e.-Corner, nice
condition. For information. call
ME; nIs,, ,Gapott; De; 5aI7. HENRY 8.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALf-N.w.

OPEN SUNDAY, 1880 TO 9
BEDRM. AND BATH ON LIST FLOOR
Z 1923 7th ST. NV.
Large det. house on approx, A-acre
lot, has 5 bedrooms, 9 baths, 2 incl.
heated rear porches, staircase to
hoored attic: oil h.-w.h. and is
reasonably priced on terms. Mrs.
CAristakos, RA. 3l29.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CoLORED-S2,00O DOWN
.o. OPEN. 2-6
1890 Minnesota ave. n.e.-Beautiful
;,rnnI 1r,m; . nung;. 5I.I incl: rms. in bsmt.
wood mrs, oil. h.-w.h.. 2 kits. very
large screened porch. Lot 52x8O.
All cows. Priced reasonable for
quick sale. Mr.. Mobley. FIR. 1881.
zAGAMI REALTY. Ii. 1887.
coLoRED-RIVER TERRACE
Beautiful row brick; 8 rooms and
bath; with full basement, screened
front porch. This house is in i'm
Don't miss it. Mr.. Cross, TR, 48I4.
OPEN 1-6 PM.
1923 ANIES ST. NE.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Nealtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-03-02

OPEN SUN, is PM.
111S AIlsion st. NV. This beautiful
porch. nice back yard and garage
must be sold immed. Come BY today
yttcd- Mr.. Hetrick, HU. 350S.
LYMAN C. DELE b CO.. uC..
st. $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-02


NR. 18th AND NEWTON.
blk. from MonasteFy-Spaciou
10-rm. det. corner home. ideal for
apts. or renting rms. Big corner
lot. Must be sold. RAFFELL REAL
COLORED-NICEST HOME in 5000
block Anneg st. n.e-Four hedrms .,
finished heated hsmt. could be made
into apt; $1,000 with So, 500 dn,
$4,000 lst trust OWNER, VI. S1l2.
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND BUNGA.
LOW-Fouf bedrms.. al modern; oil
heat; full hsmt.. garage: real bar-
Tfaackak faic EsysS RSALq9 ny CO. OST g. a4ss alss
CooioRED-RrvER oRHIEiDSRrvER 1ERRAcE, t1s
Anacostia ave. n.e.-open Sun, 2-5.
Lovely two-story, semidetached mod
ern brick: excellent cond.: easy
terms. d. n. JOHNSON CO., Ma.
e296; eyes,, VI. 291S. -