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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
MRS. LUCY JOHNSON
SERVICE FRIDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy
Iohnspn. 6S, of d0l 10 East
Beardsley, street. was held ut 2
p. m. Friday in the Salem Baptist
church. Rev. w. Howe Donaldson,
pastor, officiated and burial in
Mount Hope cemetery.
She was born Jan. 90. 1894. In
Arkansas. She leaves two aona.
Harvey and Selus, of Chamnaign:
a daughter, Mrs. Willie Lee GRAY
of Gary, Ind, and one grandchild.
McHaney Funeral Home In
charge.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
CORA LEE PATTERSON
SERVICES SATURDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Cora
Lee Patterson, 65, of b14 East
fremont street, was at 2 d. m.
Saturday in the Salem Baptist
'hurch. Rev. w. Howe Donaldson
oftjciated nd burial in Mount
Hope cemetery.
Mrs. Patterson died ut 10:45
p. m. Wednesday in Kankakce.
She leaves her husband, Willis
Patterson. two sisters, Mrs. Aana
Rice, Cairo. and Mrs. Emma l..
Davis, Portland, Ore; a brother.
w. c. Clemens, Detroit, Mich.
Parker and Son funeral home
in charge.
Mr.. Reginald King popular icc-
turcr and radio personality will
speak Mar. 30, on What Mar
Needs To know about his Fellow
Man, April 9, on "What Man
Must Know about q Social Plan
FOR Peace. Bahai Center sos w
Elm st. Urbana. Public invited.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
Mrs. HATTIE ANDERSON
HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Hattie Anderson, 1911
West Beech street, was entertain
ed by her family at surpris,
birthday party Thursday evening.
March Ii, in her home.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Anderson, and daughter
Mrs. Raymond Levie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby Beckrum, Mrs. All
bert Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Anderson of Decatur, Mrs. Val
ID. Starks, Ernest Hite and Miss
Tina Clark. Members of Circle 2
OF the Salem Baptist church
were also present for the acti-
vities.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
TAYLOR THOMAS CANDIDATE
FOR SCHOOL BOARD

taylor Thomas. 5O7 North
Fourth street, Saturday filed his
petition as candidate for the
Champaign board of education.
thomas, a teacher in Danville
elementary schools, formerly was
director OF the Douglas Park
community center, 510-12 East
Grove street.
ne was an unsuccessful can
didate for the board of education
IN an earlier election and also
has sought election to the Cham
paign city council.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
WHITE SUPREMACY is DONE

Other Race Producing Lead
ers, Wells Says.
The white race no longer can
crack the whip of supremacy over
the rest of the world, Charles A..
Wells, noted journalist lecturer,
told large audience Monday
night at Champaign First Bap-
fist church.
Non-white races are producing
great leaders who have disting-
uished themselves in many fields,
Wells said. He cited the military
leadership of Lin Pao. communist
military leader in Korea, and the
craftsmanship of Nehru, Rumulo,
Ghandi and others.
As Eastern and Middle Eastern
countries gained independence
they were admitted as members
in the United Nations. Wells said.
an 1913 when wealthy interest
realized the u. N. vote was no
longer controlled by the white
race q smear campaign was be-
gun against the u. N. He said
large oil firms opposed the u. N.
for fear of losing control Of their
interests in the Far East.
Acceptance of these other races
rather than violent resistance
m ust be the future way, the
speaker declared. The same pas
sive resistance Ghandi used a.
gainst the British il effective o.
gainst communism, Wells said.
There Is the path Of love and
the path of hatred and because
Of the present situation it Is clear
that we must accept the path Of
Hove with Christian understanding,
Men must be accepted as brothers
regardless of race" he said.
patronize TINES Advertisers
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

Sgt, Ralph Edward Woods Of
Butchel, Ohio an 4 Mrs. Grace
Walker of West Hill st. were
married on Tuesday night in the
brides home Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Burch by Rev. II. w. Donaldson
Mrs. II. w. Donaldson and Mr..
Robert Hull served he couple.
Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pyle and
dau. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cassell
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lctott
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Hull and Dau.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
Illinois News

Filing Of Thomas, petition
brought To four the number OF
candidates in the race for which
the filing deadllne il Saturday,
March %.
The others whose petitions arc
in hand are Il. A. Colbert and
NJ. r. Grindley. incumbent mem
bers, and b. b. Ragsdale, opera
tor OF the Allied laboratories.
Col East Daniel street.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

Jesus taught His disciples to ad-
dress God as "Our Father" This
implies the fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man. Wherever
and whenever men pray to God
they acknowledge the fact that
Re is the Maker of us all, and
that men of every class asd Rhine
are brothers. No man can truly
pray who does not accept God "A
his Father and man as his bro
Their.
When one prays this prayer
thoughtfully he acknowledges
kinship with these of the lowest
bracket of the human race, and
such an acknowledgement should
eliminate all strife and war
among men, for we are our bro
theirs keeper.
It may be sweet to address God
as ''My Father" but it is inter
esting to note that Jehus taught
us to pray "Our Father" which
implies that We are never to be
selfish in our praying. "Have we
not all one Father?" is the ques-
ton Paul asked the Ephesian
church If we have one Father
then we are all brothers; children
of one family, and there should
be no strife among as for We be
brethren.
During Brotherhood Week let
us rethink this prayer and instead
of so much effort to explain bro
therhood, accept the teaching OF
Jesus for its face value. God IS
our Father and we are brothers.
Let US act more brotherly.
REV. III. w. DONALDSON
&<E
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
SHAUL NAMES % VOCAL
E1STlr.S FOR TRIP EAST


Twenty eight members of tho
Champaign high school Vocalettes
who will travel To Philadelphia
next week for the annual Music
Educators National Conference
have been named by Verrollton
{. Shaul, unit four music director.
Total of 63 pupils will attend
the conference March % through
20, including members of the
combined Iunier s.nior high
symphonette.
Miss Emily Valentine IL among
the sopranos.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
AMONG LOCAL HAPPENINGS
FRIENDS EXPRESS LOVE

Four dainty hosiesses, Mes
DANES r. r. Edwards. ST., Woody
Thomas, Clara Smith and C. J..
Jordan, presided over a lopely al
ternoon and evening meeting of
of friends. About 200 persons
signed the register.
A huge bouquet Of chrysantha-
NUNS graced the dining table
on which was found champagne
punch, dainty sandwiches. coffee
and tea. Assisting the host,sses
were. Mrs. Joan Freeman. Mrs.
Hester Suggs, Mrs. Lucille Fos-
ter and Miss Marian Johnson.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

DR.. L. w. Diffay, son of the
late DIR. L. P. Diffay OF Cham
paign, will open an office Monday
at "a Main street in Champaign
for the practice of chiropody.
He was graduated from Cham
paign high schoool and from the
Chicago college OF chiropodv, in
June, 1861. After graduation he
enrolled for an additional eight
months of clinical internship.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
GOV. STEVENSON DENIES
KOREAN WAR USELESS

Washington, March 90 tAP)--
Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois
has struck out at critics Of Ad-
ministration foreign policy who
label the war as useless
In an article appearing in the
April issue If Foreign Affairs"
Stevenson hit particularly IT ec..-
paign remar' y of Sen. Robert A
Taft (R-Oni) who in past
speeches has labeled the Korean
fighting as truman war" and
as a useless war. The Governor
did not men.io, Taft by name.
Stevenson says the issue in this
election year is whether the Uni
ted States will go it alone or go
forward with its allies.
ITO label the war as useless
and To hold President Truman re
sponsible," he writes. sit not only
to forget .hc facts but to risk
that we talk agont our present
problems in the Far East out If
context"
IF THE United States and it's
Allies had not gone into Korea,
the Governor says, Asia would
have followed the path of Soviet
appeasement and Russia would
have been encouraged to stage one
Munich" after another.
Stevenson gave five reasons for
saying it is "fool'sh and mislead-
ing" to contend that. the United
States stands today exactly where
1t stood when the Korean trouble
started:
1.--Korea pm. the American
rearmament effort into high gear
and now "We arc not only in a
better position to answer further
military aggression if il comes,
but also to conduct q bolder Dip
lomacy."
-Four leadersh'p in fighting
aggression In Korea not only
saved the moral and psychological
defenses of Western Europe from
POSSIBLE disintegraticn but spark
ed the rapid build up there of
physical defenses.
3.-THE SOVIET Union NOW
knows that the path of conquest
is MORALLY danger GUS"
w lille Korea has mot
proved definitely tina. collective
security will work, it has prevent
ed the Soviet Unien from proving
that it won't work"
5.-Successfut resistance in Ko-
rea has contributed greatly TO the
negotiation of q treaty Of peace
with Japan.
Stevenson. concluded. that I h e
great experiment in collective
security on which we embarked
in 1916 is still in the long run our
best chance for peace"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
FRIENDSHIP AMONG
ALL PEOPLE
By III. ]. Snider

The other day acquired an
other friend. This man was n
Negro. Although my skin is white
I have since boyhood had many
Negro friends and they have
been among my most dependable
associates. This new friend was
a college graduate, a SUCCESSFUL
business man in Chicago, but
these were not the things which
attracted him to me. He had that
extra something which draws all
men together and causes them
to actually want to be friends
not merely friends hy cireum-
stances. He impressed me with
his faith in the teachings OF the
BahaS cause. He talked profound
iy about spiritual things and was
confident that universal peace
would soon be established
throughout the world. He talked
of justice too and his type of
Justice was far above the kind
10 which had been accustomed
II this man lived in my town
I think I would spend many
hours sitting on his front door
step in order to acquire some
Of that extra something which
he had gotten from the Baha'i
Faith.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
MOTOR CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. r. M. Scott of was hostess
to the Illinois Motor Club in her
home Saturday night. Mr.. Scott
is club president. Everyone had
an enjoyable evening. Guest In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bridge
water, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Minor, Mrs.
Margaret Newsom and Mrs. Eff
fie Bridgewater.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
JOINS SISTER:

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford d
North 9th st. joined her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scaggs at On
arga, Ill. and joined their mother
Mrs. Stokes here.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

Noble have | created Thee.
yet Thou has ahased Thyself. Rise
then unto that for which Thou
vast created" From Bahai
writings. Meeting each Sunday,
503 West Elm Street
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

ENANGILIST:

Rev. Mrs. Missouri Grey of
Mo. who IL conducting nightly
services at the CINE st. Luke
Church. She is giving great SER
mons and the public is invited to
come and hear her. Rev. J. A.
Craig Is pastor.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

Champaign Urbana for Ia years
pror to her death,
She leaves her father, Charles
Solomon, Sr.. Qnanah, Tex: two
brothers, Charles Jr., Lawt,on
Okla, and Joseph, Quanah; and
a sister Mrs. Rosie Perkins
Quanah.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29

patronizs TINES Advertisers
Evening star., 1952-10-09

UUFONT CIRCLE TOWN HOUSE
Beautiful home restored in the best
able location. Just off the Circle: in
cludes double drawing rooms each
with f1replaces on 1st floor; 2 beau
thu bedrooms and two modern tile
8 baths on Ind H.; banquet-size dining
rm., huge modern kit and lavatory
open from dining rm. onto deiightfiII
brick patio and beautifully LAND
scaped. private-walled, formal gar
den. THE HOME is COMPLETELY Y
AIR CONDITIONED; S35, 900. FRANK
g; PHILLIPS, DI. 1411: ewes, call
Evening star., 1952-10-09
COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE

COLUMBIA RD.. southwest of 18th
ST.: large 2-bedroom apt. completed,
redecorated with huge foyer, Twins
rm,. 49, din. rm., kit, pantry ane
5 diversified closets; also elevator
and switchboard service. Price only
$13.150. with excel. terms. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO, ST. $500: res, MI. 5004.
EFFICIENCY APT, near 18th anS
Mass. NV: 4th floor front corner
with modernized kit. Murphy wal
bed and separate dressing rm.. es.
tablished coop. bldg. Price $4,000
with 81 900 cash. Please call Mr.
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST
1900: res. MI. 1904
OVERLOOKING GEOLOGICAL PARK
attractive apt; first class BLDG: rec
h; !. r.. bedrm.; elevator; quiet loc
low maintenance charge. Priced tc
sell at once; $500. FRANK j
VOtkMAN. EN-. 1866: ewes. WO
COLORED FLORIDA AVE
N.W.--l or 2-bedrm. apis. available
for immediate occupancy. Small
down payment and reaS. MONTH,
terms. See Janitor to inspect Come
to 1928 Vermont ave. NV. office OF
A. M. DRAISNER. MA. S036. %
Evening star., 1952-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY - Brick.
slate roof. First offering for sale by
owner. First f1r., lge. living rm. with
fireplace lge. dining rm. with ad-
Joining little patio. powder rm..
wall-to-wall carpeting, mod. kit.
yarn sard a?sP6sa snd r ss sassa S4issa a
and bath with stain. proof wall
paper: q blk. bus: near schools,
churches and Spring Valley shopping
center. Ideal for children. Under
AMER. Me- 20 UNIV. WI pk!MBeaut e!1f white brk.
SSl Ssdrma mr. St S.tha AnneS oWNE new o SenS SooG
BARNABY WOODS-Center-ha brick
on high point; built in 1941; 6 rms.
ga baths; completely refrigerated;
IA. Sx. ss41 gaI1t REF Eroa5; ssasl MR. BENNETT s
brick center-hall Colonial in lovely
cond. in the best restricted residen-
tial area Of Washington; INCLUDES
den and S.drI. lsvatory ..Sa on IL LIST oIi f.;
beautifully finished Srd A.; recr
porch. FRANZ S. PHfLiIps, D1.
141l: ewes. call LO. 4-1444.
BRIGHTWOOD-Det. brick. on lot
,4ox143; bedrms, liv; rm:. din. rm..
oi XII eates det tnoaexG,ne double sa9aFss 9sRs
s.s, 500. DAWN REAL ESTATE Co.
TU. 1928, GE. $3.50. ia
CHEVY CHASE. DC. Lafayette School
area-Detached center-hall brick,
slate roof. 1st-fioor powder room,
recreation rm;. garase. Priced above
$4,000. To inspect. call JAMES u
or OIL. 7693. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-09
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED ELDERLY COUPLE. man
employed, desire 1st-1oor 1-bedrm.
apt: To $40. .Arl. or NV. D. C. To-
cation, conv. to transp. TU. O556.
YOUNG MAN. USPH employe. wishes
small bachelor apartment in Be-
theSda area. Box 313-K, Star. O.
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or anfurn. apis. or
houses or SubletS. Wash. Va White.
Open Gays. MA. 6001.
EFFICIENCY APT, furn. or unfurn.,
apt. bldg. pref; max. $50: govt.
empl. lady. RE. 7435. EXT. 63II.
COUPLE desires unfurn. one -bedrm.
apt. in Ari. or vic. for lmmet ate
occupancy. vi. 1905 o.
UNFURN. EFFICIENCY apt. for med!-
cal student ana wife. Call RE.
O63O, Ext. 500. after 4 pm. -
D-LANDLORDS, well rent
your apt. houses today; no charge.
HU. 469s. Call til pm. and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
APIS. UNFURNIsHED Cont. J
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-lst floor, /,

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-lst floor, l.
bedrm. apt. in 6-family building,
newly dec; l blk from Allen shop
ping center; adults only SS2 so,
incl utilities. sH. 3139. -
fireplace. inclosed porch; on busline.
Is min. to D. c.; heat and water
turnisheS; fur Sl1o mo, Write Box Box
4i2 ist. s1&' 81. s.E.-2 rooms, Kit. and
bath; s44.oS mo. no children or
NE. SECTION. on busline-3 un-
furnished rooms In pvt. home
$3.50. utils included; prefer en-
ployed couple. Call AD. l544.
sos srd ST. NV. End fl, apt, liy.
mo. Cali after 6 pm. ME. Ol65. .
sIs 10Th ST. s.E;-2 rms. kit. bath;
BIS 18th PL. Me- Apis. "a and 3
wAsHlNoToN REALTY, GE. s$0o
EFFICIENCY ~ APT-MsS SfSrb bids ssS sSs, Il
NEAR EAR faoMas Gf as eIscLE eis9 z AZ rms rms
Kit. and bath, recently redec.; ADULTS
only: 500 month; Call NE. 540O.
cSHo Sit and aN bath $50 mo. mel utilities,
immed. occup. Call ME. 5402.
eeOs> GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-3 rms,
utilities; immed occup. Child ac-
.cepted. Call ME. 5402 to inspect.
oI5 NO. CAROLINA AVE. SEE
rms. Kit: and bath; $50 80, mo-; adults d!;
400 18th ST.. N.W.-Two-b -bedrm.
apt, large liv. rm., kit and din.
area; S62;35 incl. heat. WOOD
one oMAHR HbRa6SRM S NORRIS 1 rm RE- dinst5e. SSs3 kit
bath, porch duplex. Apt. ., 906,
conn. AVEf.Gone-rm. kit. bath.
apt. one. furn: rm, single or double.
DE. 6399 or DE. 1855.
CONN. AND PORTER SITS. NV. Pvt.
entrance. large hv rm bedrm.. tile
bath, tile KIT. and dinette. All util
Available Immediately. Sllo. EN-.
sSss 'wooDLEY PL. NV. Modern
bath. complete kit. newly eauipt.
Laundry s,n6 a nm ma all uEil EM sHET NeWly dec9I
$3.50 : S Key s1 at S'" $fS5 MIMI Gp' ave. ave.
iNdToN & son, Ma. 1896. LU.
GEoRGETowN. Both and Que SITS.
NV. ) rms. kit and bath. In apt.
bldg. Newly renovated. Call MA.
6433 or eyes,. GE. 5134. III
TWO-BEDRM. APT, 1905 Savannah
st. Sc: $50, utilities included; i'm
mediate possession. RA. s110 or
1900 QUE ST. N.w.-Beautifully dec
GRATED l-bedrm. apt. in recently re-
modelled Georgetown apt. bldg, Sl20
per mo-. incl. utils. To inspect, see
janitor on premises or call ME. 5402. |
SILVER SPRING-One-bed apt; |
no children. $70.S0 a month. Call
MODERN BASEMENT APT. - Two
rms, kitchen. foyer and bath. 14l4
Girard st. NV, TU. 0600. -12
1921 EYE ST. N.W.--One room. kit.
pvt. bath; available now. 500 mo-
See janitor to inspect. WAGGAMAN- !
BRAWNER. Me. 1850. 10
GALVESTON PL. S.W.-LRe. liv. rm.. /
bedrm kit. and bath; newly dec
mr.. express bus; adults. no pets: refs !
req. SO. incl utils. GE. $3.50 after |
$50 pm. or all day Sat. and Sun. |
3O2s FENDALL ST. S.E.-Immed.
occupancy. Efficiency apt. liv rm,
dinette. kit. bath; utilities incl /
Only s5e,66 per mo. ST. 33si.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage In
Phone NO. oio4. UNION sToRAGE Ssfn.e;f
CO, INC. testablished l9O6.)
ROYALL TRANSFER - Dependable
Low rates. Call any time. day OF
night. DE. 6136 los
5; m1x,rs l; MoRRIs. light hauling; local
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reaS. IA. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1916.
10s
Evening star., 1952-10-09

COLORED-55thA AND DIX SITS. NE.
immed. occup.; gas heat. Call ME.
5402
COLORED-VACANT APT. 6 rooms
and bath, located at 1925 North
Capitol ST.: 10 mo. Cali LOUIS
BRESSLER, ST. 1884. Ill
Evening star., 1952-10-09

Owner guarantees gross income
Equipment we'll worth price asked
Long lease. Two-rm.. kit, bath apt
over store.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-From owner.
Located Just below Nebraska ave,
less than / block from Conn. ave.
min; walk to all stores. close to
entrance hall. liV. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. den, equipped kit, Diet.
brick garage. Priced reasonably for
quick sale. No agents. please. OR
Evening star., 1952-10-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE WITH CHILD would like to
share their new 3-bedrm. home with
employed mother. Will consider day
care for child All mod. kit, auto
washer deep freeze. big screen. "a
inch TV. Very reas. Call LO. s.
LIVING QUARTERS with employed.
gentle couple. in exchange for day
care of child. DU. 7409. -12
COUPLE OR SINGLE TO SHARE
nicely furnished house in Sc. section;
reasonable. Phone LU. 1-5227.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE, small daughter: "a bed
rms, unfurn., modern. West R. c.
PIX. to Bethesda. To $3.50. DU
1000, Ext. 500. -12
R-VETERAN couple. . chill
dren want . or 3-bedrm. unfurn
house. 25 mi radius from Wash
more important than latest con-
veniencees. Ii. T-93s3.. .
NAVY FAMILY. 3 children. desires
house in Arlington or Fairfax; ur
to S100 mo. JE. 3-0375. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-09

1882 EMERSON ST. NE.
Lovely 6-rm. semidet. brick, base
ment, patio. fenced-in yard: kitchen
tiled: "a baths. Call Immediately,
B. MILLER, REAL ESTATE
MA ORo4 q
Evening star., 1952-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Four bedrooms. 2 tile baths Il bed
room and bath 5 steps up from
first iioor). Excellent kitchen with
breakfast space; attractive living
room with fireplace, large dining
room; screened porch; recreation
room: garage. Level lot. Convenient
to all public schools, also parochial
school. This home Is priced to sell.
Call US at once. Z. M. FRY. INC,
WI 27(O It'll q n m IN
Evening star., 1952-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER STORE-NE. location. .
apis. of 4 rms. ea. above. easy
terms. will sell stock and fixtures
separately or the bldg. also. JOHN
L. SHELTON Realtor. 10. $4,000.
DRY CLEANING MANAGER-Take
charge small plant; chance to own.
Box 246-K. Star. o.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

CHES AWOOD~De luxe rambler, open
daily to q pm. Built by Avon
liv. rm. with marble fireplace, spa
cious din. rm.. lge. all-elec. kit, Ii
brary. 8 lge. bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths. The home is situated on a
large level lot. 100x150, and also
contains full bsmt. with half-bath.
rec. rm. area, attach. lear gar. If
you are looking for the ultimate in
- home ownership. be sure to see this
new rambler today. Avon Shockey,
Realtor, TU. 2lOO, 10
Evening star., 1952-10-09
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

s.E.-Beautifu det. house, 2 rms. @
car garage: all modern: fully
equipped. sl75. Call BUsADA. Jc
s-bedrm. row
brick, fully equip. kit incl. garbage
DISPOSAL; dis Sa; separate s,a din rm;' gas hot
1904 CENTER ST. N.W.-Unfurnished
or partly furn.. bedrms.. gas
h-wh., detached with back yard,
NA: "0l4: ewes, no. 9l67. .
4 large rms. tile bath,
steel St Kit: Bendix Bend ,,vun washer. elec &C
sprg. Vacant S120 mo. AP. 7-6460
aft. z ewes. all day Sat. and Sun.
FALLS CHURCH-New, s.bedroom
rambler. on u acre; SLIP: Gas
P'nmit Hills. For appt.. AD. 445S',
BETHESDA AREA-Lovely new A.
bedrm.. l "a bath. garage and porch:
located nr; Public Health Institute
days, days ca eau ,oG 81. 1870 SAMUEL E.
s-RM BRiCK BuNGALow-Full Gel
sc Sec; Sl1O mo. LU. l-2035.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA 3-story
brick home. 13 rooms. 2 baths,
lull basement. automatic oil heat
and hot water; 2-car garage. Tecrea-
tion room; suitable for fraternity
house. clubhouse, rooming house or
school: $3.50 mo. 1909 10th st.
NV. DU. 6644. III
625 EMERSON ST. N.E.-Semidet.,
; rms. and bath. brick; redec.; full
CHEVY CHASE, -MD.-3-yr-old det
brk. home. unfurn. Lge. liv. rm
with firepl.. full sep. din. rm., lge
bath on 2nd q. Immac. cond.. va.
can't; imned. .poss. S175 per mo
Near schools. transp. and shopping.
Located conveniently of East-West
hwy Call Mr.. Weiss, ewes. JU
S-S5Geo, or Mrs. Sennett, GE. O6l9
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN e. CO., 141s
K St. NV; NE. 540o. ,--13
SILVER SPRING - 6-rm.. h-bath
| 2-story brick: nice cond.. $3.50 mo
/ SH 349O.
LEESBURG-4-bedroom 2-bath. at
! tractive center-hall home with serv
| ants room and bath, under $3.50 OF
| long lease; also small heated apart
| ment. S65. In Waterford, 2-bed
| room modern cottage at SOS: also il
! Leesburg, furnished 4-bedroom, ga
bath. old brick home, $3.50 mo. fo
school term. JOHN ALLEN JOHN
sTON, broker. Leesburs 6S3 an
104s
Evening star., 1952-10-09
CHEVY CHASE n G.

= <3@ 1N913 IT Vt
[ bedrms. and Q baths are offered in
this one-Uwner, cuStom-built, de-
tached home located in the Blessed
the Lafayette Public School. 2 bed
rms. and bath on the 1st floor give
this home unusual adaptability. The
Gift. living rm. has a fireplace and
there is a full-siZed dining room.
Also included, open concrete porch,
full bsmt. with gas hot-water neat
and toilet, attic storage, aluminium
storm windows, detached garage
and attractive lot. Price, S24,50O;
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $500; res.
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