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h,;c is invited to attend the Mother and Daughter
.Lo Girl Scout Little House 1908 lizard Sunday from 4
Do p. m -, :. , q. -,
Mrs Walter Bradford. Following the devotion bust
Two was held delicious repast was served by the
Mrs Milburn GILMORE, 1908 Bishop. All members are
no nresent Mrs. Alice Scott, president Mrs. Ardena
on reporter.
phonetic club met at the lovely home of Mrs. Hester
,fr the business meeting delicious repast
bree games of whist played. Winners Mrs.
wyatt Miss Wilmetta Hampton and Mrs. Georgia Mil
zoe, If the evening was Mrs. Minnie NJ Holmes. Mrs.
,toore president Miss Wilmetta Hampton, reporter.
IN Matthew O'Neal, former student of Shorter College
CLYDE CAV graduate of Dunbar high school, will par
/ in piant maneuver exercises at Camp Drum, N. Y.
20 members of the 18th Arborne Pahfinders They will
two parachute jumps along with their division during
nerer Both are qualified paratroopers according to
received.
: Rubv Oliver 1823D Marshall, popular matron of the
n Tuesday night for Los Angeles California for in
4 stay She will visit her brother Maurice Williams
on the west coast
" Business and Professional Women's club will meet in
hined socal-busness meeting Saturday at $3.50 at the
Wheatey YWCA. All members asked to be present
|kera MuldreW, president.
y Philander Smith college vested choir will appear at
Memorial church. 18th and Valmar street Friday night
y at 7:30 o'clock The public is invited to share this
treat Rev. C. Jarrett Gray is pastor.
Il Arkansas Conference Branch Missionary Society of
E church held its 9th annual tea Sunday in the Shor-
bege home building. The building beautifully
led and tables decorated to represent the var
asons Spring raised S1035; summer $40; fall ISL Is
e SGT Total raised, S10910 Mrs. N B. Gipson presi-
Mrs c. B. Flagg, reporter.
Community Cheer club will meet at the residence of
D. James 2204 Commerce street, Sunday All MEM
urged to be present. Election of officers will be held
Spyey, president; Mrs Veronica E. Higgins reporter.
Don Juanette club met at the home of Miss Bobbe
Monday night Following the business session refresh
were served and games played. All reported an
lie evening. Mrs Mary White, president; Mrs. Bettye
reporter.
Dorothy Mullen is in the city visiting her mother,
E Smith, 1406 West 9th street. She is the wife of Wal
len and is former resident of this city Mr. and Mrs
now reside in Chicago
lie Rockians had the opportunity to view the beaut
room of the Ecan club Monday night when members
club played host to select group. Club Ecan head
at the Bradford Drive-In The club room is the re-
of five year dream of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Bradford,
furnish the people of Little Rock magnificent place
entertainment.
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

ers are urged to be present Mrs. Handy president E. H.
Hunter, principal
The Mothers March Polio scheduled for January 81
began at 1880 Every citizens porch light indicated that they
desired to give to this worthy cause
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01
With The Churches
IN MEMORlAM
ALLEN TEMPLE-The first quar-

In loving memory Of our mo-
Their, Mrs. James Lovelady
On January 20, 1916 We recall
the day
That God the Almighty sum-
moned you away.
And the angels in your hospital
room did creep
To rock you softly until you
fell asleep.
You went to a city that we've
been told
That the streets are paved with
shiny gold.
And on entering the multi
lighted isle of bliss
You were greeted with a gen.
erous kiss.
For humanity your life with
helpfulness did unfold
Being truly loved in your COM
munity by young and old.
You were our beautiful Ma
donna and we sincerely miss
you
And we know the angels love
and adore you too.
The Lovelady family
Margie, Clara and IDA Lee OF Los
California and Hiawatha
Of Madison, Wisconsin.
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

secretary of Chi Delta Sigma
Chapter of the National Honor So
ciety. During her senior year she
was the recipient of the Delta
College chest and at graduation
she was the second ranking stu
dent in scholarship.
She did her college work at
Wherefore State College, Will
berforce. Ohio where she received
her Bachelor Of Science degree in
Education June |, 1851.
While at Wilberforce she was an
active participant in all campus
activities and clubs and was
member of Sen Mer Rekh whose
members consist of graduating
seniors in the upper ten percent Of
their respective classes.
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

dancing and creative dancing.
This new phase of the curricu-
lum is under the direction of Miss
Nadine Ruth Bryant who has
trained the marching majoretteg
and is coaching the girls basket
ball team.
Miss Bryant who comes to Dun,
bar as a new member of the facul-
ty is a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma
where she attended Booker T,
Washington high school. AS a high
school student she participated in
many tra-curricular activities,
being a member Of the girl scouts,
A capella choir, mixed chorus,
girls glee club, and Delta Junior
League. She served as president of
the girls reserbes, and the
dance club. She also served as
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

message from the text, Join the
Army. The Sunday school is
making much progress under the
leadership Of Mr.. Coleman. He Is
asking every officer, member and
visitor to attend teachers meeting
held every Friday night. BTU was
well attended. Rev. King deliver
ed the evening message. Rev. Wat
son accompanied him. The Young
Peoples society club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Branch Thursday night
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01
MI. Zion
A. r. Tyson

Sunday was regular service day
at Labanah Baptist church. Rev.
G. Gentry delivered an inspiring
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

I'VE pray Thee, Our Father
For Faith to act out in our lives the
Good new of love in human relations"
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, S.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Virgil Standridge Plaintiff
VS.. No $4,000
Stella Standridge Defendant
The Defendant Stella Standridge
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Virgil
Standridge
Dated January 28th 1852
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem.
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards d. c,
2:-l-8-15-22 Al
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
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Pie Charles Edward Jones is home recuperaton from
operation for the removal of his tonsis. His friends
Pm as Boo He is the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
: E. It'll.
Missionary Society of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
45rd and Orange is having candle light service Sun
3h at 500 O'Clock. The theme will be Lighted to
The public is invited to this beautiful program
the beautiful scenery Mrs. Mary Birts presidents Mrs
Dickerson vice president Rev. Robert Dickerson pas
re Gwendoyn Ann Washington daughter of Mr.. and
Tier Washington and little Vicky 10 Nickerson daugh-
4 r. and Mrs. Ello Nicherson the sick list.
MIX singing union was held at the Eighth Street
church Sunday evening" Rev. w. r. Vaughn Is pastor.
raised S17S.75
MIR Ushers' business meeting will be held at Morn
baptist church Wednesday night. T. Page, president
randy, reporter
'cpio A. Jones PTA will meet Thursday night, Feb
" une home economic building. All parents and teach
Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01

terly conference was held January
1914. DR.. v. M Townsend. presid-
ed. The Sunday school opened on
time under the supervision Of p.
M. E. Thompson. The junior choir
was in charge of music for the
morning service. Miss Janette
Moore is pianist for the group.
Bishop ]. H. Clayborn was pres
ent. At the afternoon service Rev.
G. Wayman Blakely preached the
sermon. In the business session
Mrs. Corine Jones was elected
secretary; Jethro Mings, district
steward and Mrs. o. b Conner dis,
trict stewardess. Rev. s. E. Nit
cham is pastor Of the church.
MT. OLIVE BAPTlST-In the
1900 a. m. worship Sunday, Rev.
]. S. Smith of Flint, Michigan
brought the message from the SUBJ
ject, Gods People In a Strange
Land. Rev. Smith is the former
pastor Of Mt. Olive and many
members and friends were out to
hear him. Rev. A. L. Beasley was
the visiting minister The musical
department sponsored a program
at 800 p m. Many outstanding
quartets Of the city were peesent.
among them was the World Ser
vice singers Of Pine Bluff, the
Hollinsworth Singers and the True
Tone singers who arg members Of
this church. The attendance for
Sunday was 200 members N via
tors and a total Of $10lM was
raised during the day Rev A. I.
Reeves. pastor; Miss Louise Resves,
reporter.
The Choral club of Liberty Hlll
Bapt. church is presenting . mug-
ical Sunday evening at . O'Clock.
Mrs. Claudine Pierce is the pian-
list. The members Of the choral
club are going all out 10 make this
the best musical of the year. Rev.
M. v. Hudson is pastor.
EMMANUEL BAPTIsT-Elihu
Davis will be honored man Of the
week at the Young Adults service
Sunday. Mr.. Davis IL deacon OF
the church and has served fer
more than 20 years, Attorney
Jackie Shropshire win be The
guest speaker. The members cf
the choral group at the blind
school will furnish music for The
occasion. The services win berin
promptly at 1880. Rev. 4 c. Dyer
Is pastor.
PILGRIM PROGDR0s nAPTwr
The Sunday school was conduct
ed BY Mr.. Baker. Glass 10. 2
taught by Mr.. Stanley w. The
banner class. The pastor, Rev. ,.
J. Whitfield. was present and
preached wonderful sermon.
One person united with the
church. The senior and junior
class furnished music and q col
lection was taken for the March
OF Dimes and for the blind friendk
The church Is locsted n l4th and
Magnolia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19
Three Cited A. Silver
Jubilee Dinner o. NccJ

CH1CAGO-(ANP) Noted Chi
cagOans last week attended a Sill
yer Jubilee Dinner in honor Of the
National Conference Of Christians
and Jews in the Grand Ballroom
OF the Conrad Hilton hotel here
where three persons were cited
for their work In behalf OF brother
hood.
Benson Ford. vice president OF
the Ford Company. was the prin-
cipSl speaker for the occasion. The
Glee Club Of the University of
Notrc Dame rendered music selec-
tons.
The NCCJ was formed In 1928
as a civic organization OF religi-
ously motivated people TO promote
understanding cooperation among
people Of all races, religions. and
nationalities through education. -
Those receiving brotherhood CT
tRtIons were: Sterling II. Brown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

out someone trying 70 make an
appointment
RozsIla Gardner. A fat Httls pack
age Of defense bonds.
Theodore Woodland, 4 bouquet for
kindness WHEN u 10 needed.
Cora Esther Moore. A gold Bible
for her work with the church
this year.
AIllS BaIenger, Ditto.
Mama YelSsF, The best Of every
thing that life can bring In the
next year.
Doc Crump, 4 personality school
for professional men.
Crejafawn Club. A shower Of well
wishes for their efficient Credit
Union.
Nilee Luckie (n0w Lewis) A pat
on the back for IS years Of good
work In the same position.
The James Kinks and Norman
H0weIlS. wsleoms for Joining
the papers family Of mail sub
Acribsrs.
Joe Levy, An excuse 10 throw an
other BwRnk party.
Lsola Carey. Opportunity TO go
across" 10 soc TAlmAdge Jr.
Josephine Chambers, Many more
chances 10 entertain In her
homo.
Gertrude Palms. 4 ticket 10 Texas
10 visit her old home.
DoVie PhelAn, Some more grand
children, niecea and nsphSws 10
love.
Bertha Turner. Additional custo-
mers for the New Year.
Bobbis Carlyle, A bleachsd ma
hogany piano.
Hobart Mitchell and TAlmadge
Carey, A vocabulary like Web
stsr and the euph0ny Of poets,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

James T. Logan. The time 10 pub
liAh a book Of poems.
Al Harris. An Airplans for faster
trips between here and jackson.
Thus I942 staff members paid
the papers respects TO various and
sundry persons and organizations.
Some OF the folks listed have gone
on TO greater rewards. Many have
left our towns. Fortune has been
good 10 some. 10 others not.
The question IL what will the
next ten years bringf Like -
not this ScribbIer win not be- here
20 pore over the fIIes-cOpyinE the
names and hopes Of those whose
stories move through the pages
Of the 1882 Christmas edition.
Whatever betide. there II no
thing to prevent us today from
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IT5z

Charles L. Horn Of the Federal
Cartridge Corp. The thanks OF
over 800 employees and their
families for well filled Christ
mas stockings In l942.
Al North. An attractive furnished
apartment with q wife waiting
10 greet him when he comes
home.
George Brooks Jr. Continued sue
cess In his present buEness
venture.
Dorothy Randall, An opportunity
TO be a winnah just once In po-
keno,
Myrtle Polk, 4 marching unit and
some mRj0rettes and moro OPP
portunitiss 20 make others hap
py.
Zephyr Turner, One Sunday with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

general director, NCCJ: Henry T.
Head, former president, Illinois
Institute Of Technology. and Leon
ard 8. Florsheim, of the Florsheim
Shoe Company.
Miss Eta MOten. star Of stage
and screen, sang America the
Beautiful"
Among the Negroes at the din
ner were: Ulysses @. Daley, head
surgeon at Provident hospital; DR.,
Joseph Evans, pastor emeritus of
Metropolitan Community church;
Miss Ora Higgins, personnel Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

Nell Russell after years and
years StiIl In the most discussed
eolumnIst writing for q weekly
paper In this section Of the M
ton Some wise New YOrkera
subscribe TO this Minnesota paper
Just 20 read Nell every week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

fetal, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. John
son, Of the johnson Publishing
company: Mrs. Percy Julian, wife
Of the noted scientist; Mrs. and
Mrs. J. Z. Stamps, he u area
director Of social security: and
Robert r. Taylor. housing official.
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christmas
W 1G
CHRISTMAS I9A2 -.
CONTINUED from Page %

.. Vincent Owens, Lots Of jobs TO
give out 70 what remains Of the
unemployed.
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writing-may you and yours have
a Merry Christmas and may you
live TO read reports on this issue
In December 1921!
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SILVER SPRING

DRURY REALTY CORP, MI, 1000
Sun. ard Ewes, OR. 5161.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
BETHESDA
pARKWOOD-RAMBLER

level full-hsmt. home. Distinctively
designed for this lge. wooded land
scsped lot In selected ownership
neighhorhood. Features hv. .-din. rIn.
with drepl. and picture windows, 3
generous bdrms. with sliding door
dinetfe snsce' % Buiit.in gar 45so
Roxbury DR.. Drive out Conn. ave.
70 saul I'd. and turn left directly
into Roxbury. drive. Open sunday.
Higgins IL Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10. $500.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HOUSES sALE-.MD. teent.} J

3 BEDRMS.. S18,7So-Nearly new,
s.story. f-rm. Colonial, Sil. spg
srea;. bsmt. with recr. rm,. toilet.
outside entrance; extras; air-cooling
unit. deep freeze. garbage disposal,
stove, refkr.: beautiful cond.: mr..
WHEATON, w 41,s OFFICES Lo. 6-s4s4'
YoUR DREAM IS TRUE. Here is
that picture rambler on Just an
acre: planted with grapes. straw
berries. fruit trees. asparagus and
ROW must hes saTe te to 90 SVasr srosa s TSs 5as
yours complete with ali furniture,
draDes. rugs. china. glassware. and
horsehold eauipment. S24 $50.
Take our warning. + you see this
colesve yoa wsnt stel it. s0snf so brins ans
yoHr checkbook. your wife and your
RIPLEY Z t 'RoMER. r Reaisors. ReMs ssi5h. 81.
=. 61hl Npap1lG opep NrsS eyes; s;,,.x s.-,. -.
On ora quiet street. but ne near 0tS; the
one-fare bus; everythins % on one one
Ssl7.599. RIPLEY q RoMER. Real
SMAAA SALvEM SfMkNG HAMRLEK.
one OF the OUTSTANDING homes. ard
bedroom design with full dining
room, but also recr room and bath:
built-in garage. A place you'll want
esn g o~9 IA ana asn move 1s right m IN: and you
MoPERN' sselsHss' sGj TouhIsr ssna HOME with =
burg One " Of the ss Best m velaes 1aisnefsr fsr
Investment or use We have had in
nnancinE. RIPLEY RiP;s'o' & VIE RoMsR' sssy
Realtors. Gaithersburg 299.
REST HOME on 12ls acres; modern;
large rooms; beautiful grounds: idea
cluding puesthouse; sS1 800. oSi RSpI EY M
& RoMER. Realtors, Gath. 29g.
3-YEAR-OLD CAPE COD in Gath
ersburg. on large lot. See this cute
place and set your own price. It
must be sold. RIPLEY A. ROMER,
Realtors, Gaithersburg o99.
BEAUTIFUL new brick rambler-Full
basement with huilt-in garage, :
pearoomS on cor. lot and choose own
interior finish; occupancy with set
" tttement; pan priced right but subject
70 too ses o3sf xi pigsr Gpsn 3 SUNDAY S,.i from
yond western nav ave to NV gioesS cor oef Of
9. ADAMS. wi. a5if.
S9.95O-vIERS MML-Low down
payment; 2-hedrm. bungalow; full
psmt: storm windows; excel. cond
BOGLEY'S WHEATON OFFICE, LO,
5-3434. OIL. 445O.
pTsTrTECr ---------------
Evening star., 1952-01-20
BULGE & BOWLBY
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT. SUN. 1-6
16.5O0-S17.25O

New brick rambler and Cape Cod
with unfinished End floor; left.
rm.. 2 bedrms., exhaust fan and
garbage disposal unit, picture wins
dow and toilet in basement; wooded
DIRECTIONS: Georgia ave. l mile
tMonteomery Hills shopping certerS,
left 8 blocks to 1906 Seminary I'd.
County Investment, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
BETHESDA

S24 500-5-year-o det. brick. in nice
nelghborhood: reception hafi liyins
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen and powder room: end H..
pearooms. lovely bath; porch; ga
trance; good value.
50! ,5O01 bedrms. Literally scores
of families have been looking for Just
this house; close-in Bethesda; very
attractive for the price; near shop
and 4 bedrms. and 2 baths; Just on
the market. SO call at once. BIZ
aadaNSGShEY LING & KORZENDORFER. OR.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Colored-Open Sun, 2 to 6
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. Sc.
Vacant. Completely and newly deco
brick; 8 lovely rooms C kitchens),
bath. fun bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; Colo
niai front porch: deep front and
rear lots. Priced for immediate sale;
reasonable terms.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
917 18th ST. NV. ST. 1855.
EYES. AND SUN. CALL TR. e749.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
CARROLL KNOILS

Here is one Of the most beautiful
hrick-stone ramblers in this exclu-
sive section Of Silver Spg. This
home features lovely handicapped cor.
ner lot; 100x60; 2 blks. OF Ca. ave. 1,
ture window. . bedrms. and separate
din. rm. with picture window; high,
dry. bsmt.: other luxury extras in
clude plaster walling. lge. bsmt,
windows. front and back porches,
driveway. This Is Q true pridemnrk
nome. Ct S19,950. Phone on this
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SEE THIS TRUE BARGAIN

l1,b00-Open 1-6
An immac. 2-bedrm. bungalow In Q
quiet section OF close-in Green
Meadows, featuring separate dining
alcove, lge. liv. rm., equipt. kit,
lge. util. rn.. plaster walls. storm
windows, Anchor fenced and addl
q few blocks from schools and shop
ping. for this amazing low price.
Dir: North on N. H., to East-West
hwy. turn right along Ager rd., Just
past, Riggs I'd. to goth ave, turn
right to open sign at 1921. Mr..
Evening star., 1952-01-20
SILVER SPRING
DET. BRICK-$16,950

LGE. BEDRMS, RECR. RM.
This attractive approx. 1-yr-old home
lis q honey: highly improved and
cared for like. an infant. Spacious
beautiful built-in cabinets and desk.
Very modern kitchen. . large bed
rms. Il huge), mod. bath. full bsmt.
with lovely detailed recr. room with
bar. Bryant gas heat. copper plumb
ing. Deep fenced; level; shrubbed lot.
for the pug. Purchaser may take
over vet financing with modest cash
payment. Trade. terms or all cash.
Call Mr.. Hall, 81. 4190 for Quick
appt. 70 see this beauty before sold.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
sales, Inc.-l520 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

KENSINGTON AREA
OVER u ACRE
Modern brick Colonial, containing z
rooms. Ia baths. 2 porches, garage.
Convenient to everything. S22. 500,
with attractive financing. Imme-
diate possession. Smaller house
considered in trade:
JOSEPH s. RUTLEY
Evening star., 1952-01-20

ANACOSTIA, $13.500
Colonial row brick near Boiling Field
q inclosed heated porches: bsmt,
with built-fn garage and new gas
furnace reasonable terms. Gail Mr.,
Mcintosh, Ex. 24S0; eyes,, m.
FRED A. SMITH CO.,
Realtors. 111S 17th St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Nr. Naval Hospital; detached frame.
2 bright bedrms.. liv. rm. Kit. bath:
auto, gas. heat. Price, Si3. 500:
$4,000 cash. Ma. 1888. OR. 03O5.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
ST. JOHNS PARISH
1O1OS GATES AVE.
nnTN To nARX

BRICK BUNGALOW
'wo bedrms.; full bsmt.; exp. attic;
gas heat; new condition; small down
payment. GILLON REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS built 2
Kitchens and s-rm. basement apt;
gas h;-w.h;; sarage; priced below
aaRfMAN asTEfs BY REAEfq. AncP9n'%se. fSc s45 1sS;
Good Coco Hope H =ozs 8; sc. LU. 4-s4oo;
CoNGREss HEiGBTs-Larse semi
a.n3 dst 5riSk fac.on home ,.T in ns. hShy from e9m
Boiling Field; rms. g bedrms,l. 2
ment and full bath in basement:
wall-to-wall csrpeting and alumi.
NUN nun storm s0r sash. Esa, $S goo cash feNa doWn
FRANZ EFIl s'I s. FHLl1Ps FEfi esn Df o. All PLO'
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 7ao Alabama
ave. s.e:-Vacant. Open 2-5 pm.
dtieHed IKE sefnss new go rms ie bs@t
aaRfMAa Fl RdEsfaifer RREafr9 foF Sea fstss 'i15 e.
4-340o. Lu. 4-39s2.
DISTRICT Dis rIs HI. Ms,EIGaTse,f b. block ot off
fs is. a. tlf Sssns 9issm sids po!e sad
lot. Price sci 900. HARTMAN
REALfy r IT Id NC .s4oe 1s45 Is d0Gd aaasgp H9pe
HILLCREST. 2Oe3 3Ist pl. s.e.-open
5unspinw & rms and ~ batS. 1st
2 rms. and bath; roughed-in End
A.; gas heat; full bsmt substantial
cash needed HARTMAN REALTY
Isiod NC la45 H} GoSS ssss Hope rd' s.e'' Lu.
'HI!taSD fa a.s. s4st sSfk' rsnDsH s s'!vsy M
sized rooms, full bsmt.. gas heat.
ssS sSl'0ft asnrMss EsEsl 'eS RrAETY AREETlsYf fS{ se
1;s1Soo,G 1saS GG1d yT baSsge a9sge rd' Sc Lo.
s!o.soo-Det. 2-family stucco over
1mmed. poss. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000 daily until
$3.50 DOWN; vacant. move in; of
East Capitol and Lincoln Park; Z
large beautiful rooms. full bsmt;,
gas h.-w.h. 10. 2-4797. -2i
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. and q SITS.
SungaloW bur 'HS With full 0tssSs Easement s'afr and
good value. 70 inspect. cali Mr..
Hddffn A. TahockMokr6N SsSss 6s b. sits sos YIN
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brick semidet.. 2 bedrooms, steel
subst. cash. MccUNE. 10. 3-esss.
A BLOCK OFF ALABAMA AVE. De-
tached stone and brick. built for 2
apis. with, 2 ,bedrms. each. fun
aARTMas siHs fss EEALrsY ssr'fs fNc saiasG is4s
GOOD Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-3400.
NEARBY MD, near Fairfax Village.
4-yr.-old det. brick. 3-apt. bldg;
apts; with 2 bedrms; ca. Rental
sSovn sEsT sIoo Sx psr n Rrss ssv s2S ISG
Hope Hope rG SAA' sc. Lu. e.s4o6. 'tf " ssss SSs
NEAR NICHOLS AVE. AND CHICAGO
ST. s.. 500. 2-Story, semidet. frame
Outside toilet, elec, Vacant. Needs
some work: GEORGE I BoRoER,
coNoREss HoTs; oEE 1Ig1,.a .AaLAg2AIMAA I,2!Is!A
with complete bsmt. apt. This Is q
lge. rms, gas heat, aluminium storm
windows. and doors; concrete front
sssls6. ATLAS Really CO.. 81.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA
bedrm. semidet. brick. parduet floors,
full basement with outside entrance.
GI 4ss trust. Mr. Austin. 10.
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
900 BLK EYE ST. Sc.
Reduced to S11 ..50-$2.500 down
Convenient sc. loc brick home: q
lovely rms. bath. nice kit. front
porch, front and rear yards: all
conv Call Mr. Atino. RA. 4450.
zAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 7-9377.
ESTATE SALE
Bo3 Z. .Capitol-Seven rooms. oak
floors. basement, oil h.-w.h.. dble.
brick garaEe. LU. 4-26O1. GEO. 8.
KING CO. Est. 1898. -21
ANACOSTIA, $13,5OO
Colonial row brick. near Boiling Field
and Navy Yard; 8 rooms, tile bath
q, tnclosed heated porcheS: bsmt
With built-fn garage and new sas
Mcintosh. Ex. 24s0; eyes,. M
FRED a. SMITH CO.,
Realtors, 1119 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HII,IANDATE

HOME OF DISTINCTION
Imasination can't visualize the un-
home; designed on 5 Levels, feSturH
ing . full acre Of beaut. landscap-
Ing. generous hv. rm. and din. nm
4 hedrms.. ga baths, pine-paneled
rec. rm. and numberless other
extras. Don't fan to see this home
II you nave been looking for the
quick sale at S3l 900, AS'