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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Political expediency. however,
Is believed 10 have reigncd. and
the South was favored. Most dele.
gates In the end seemed 10 feel
that In the coming election, the
Democrat party could not afford
10 lose the electoral votes of even
one state in the Solid South" in
the coming election.
In creating "A party platform
Dawson constantly was the mid,
dleman who talked both TO south,
crners and tho liberals 20 help
them get together and keep the
party operating In unity. On the
date Of presentation Of the plat
form shortly before II was 10 b.
presented 10 the convention
Dawson received n standing OvR.
ton from members of the plat.
form committee. because Of his
speech for unity. lie said in part
Last night the subcommittee
on civil rights met 20 hours for
perfecting the wording Of this
plank. Men on both sides worked
together for the good OF the
party,
We must respect the other
regard and appreciation Of the
work of the members of this sub,
committee who worked 20 hours. n
His impaAaioned plea brought
accord, Later. Sen, speaaard l.
Holland OF Florida told reporters
that although he does not approve
Of civil rights. he agreed 10 the
plank because II contained mo
offensive words" and because OF
what Dawson said. He comment.
cd;
This plank sounds nice. but !,
II not offensive, II does not In.
Clude such words as clOturs, fill
buster and FEPC. I said / would
not file u minority report against
II an II In written. although
would not vote for such action"
Powell q WesteFnrr Hold Out
Rep. Powell and Nicholas Gran.
ct, white delegate and attorney
from Portland. Ore, held out the
longest for a more specific state.
ment, Their efforts Ia gair
enough support to make a minor,
ity report failed. however,
Despite his speech at the oprr
meeting. Dawson credits another
talk at n closed conmitte ~ tbs
decisive one. lie said he told op,
posing factions:
"YoU must rcapcct the otheI
man. You cannot change him bS
abUSc, You must change his
thanking"
Many delegates agreed that tbs
approved plank was a strong one
MlAS Helen SChrRng Of Los An
geles and Lyle Cook Of Berkeley
Calf They called Il u fine state,
mont" because II also included q
demand for q change In the rule
for clOture.
Under rule ~. the senate must
have % votes TO end filibuster'
which through the years hav'
blocked all civil rights legislation
reaching this body.
Mrs. AicmcnA Lomax. editor ot
the LoU Angeles Tribune, how
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Twin City
ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

The audience seemed more wor-
shipf,l the music by the choir
seemed more beautiful, the mini
ster appeared more radiant as ne
led the worship; faces seemed
brighter; could il be that my at
titude Of thankfulness and nap
piness on being back in my own
church after an absence OF three
Sundays was the reason for all
this?
The sermon by the pastor, the
Rev. NJ L, Simmons was a mas
terpiece in preparation and de-
livery and dealt with the exper-
fence OF Isaiah in Isaiah IL. In
the Lord. The main emphasis or
the year the UZZiah died / saw
the message was the Importance
Of finding God in our hves'
Isaiah found Him after the King
Uzziah who had INDUCED the
people in too many good thing,
died. There was yearning ana
longing in Isaiah's heart for
something and he went to the
temple to pray. There he found
God and gave himself to a life OF
great service for mankind. Some
take home thoughts There Is a
need in our lives that only God
can meet. Many people as did
Uzziah, make their greatest con-
tribution to life when they die.
As did Isaiah, we must find God
who will give direction and guild
ance to all our talents.
Coming events: August 10th,
Mems day. General chairman, Ed
ward Boyd. co-Chairman, Angus
tus Evans. Morning Speaker. The
Rev. r. F. BaumhOfer, supervisor
OF week day school of the Greater
Minneapolis Church Federation.
August "a, Annual Women's
Day Program. Mrs Elva Jones,
chairman, Mrs Viola Madden, CO.
chairman.
Visitors were Mrs. Wynona
Mimms Of Omaha, Neb., former
st. Peters Member Is in the city
attending the Gospel Chorus Con-
vention in st. Paul Mrs. Mimms
was with the St. Johns AME
church Choir that sang at the
General Conference in Chicago in
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Mrs. Earnest Deurins Dies

As we go to press the shocking
news of the death Of Mrs. Earnest
bearing, 1886 Clinton Ave. So.
was received. She died at 2:3O
p. m. in Canton, Ohio Mrs. Dear
ing will be buried in Carlyle,
Pennsylvania, her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Owens, 5000
Clinton Ave, received the news in
a telegram about eight o'clock
Tuesday evening.
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Lloyd Kirk, Bible Crusade Evangelist,
Receives Visitors From Pskistan

c. Brown recently returned missionaries from
Kirk Big Tent Bible Crusade
maharaah shoes last week in appreciation
fol religion in Minneapolis
The Just the from PaSistan
spending that country They urough
nationally evangelist radio recording
meeting night at the Big Tent
Fuurt Fremont Ave No.
all faiths attending the revival The Evangelist
his staff invite everybody to attend
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deaconess at the 3Sth Street Open
Door Congregational church,
sponsor of the recent benefit con-
cert Mrs. Dorothy Sims, organist
and director Of the st. Peters
choir; Martin Luther Simmons, II,
son Of the St Peters Church pas
tor, John David Railsback. and
his dad. the Reverend David
Railsback. minister of the 3Sth
Street church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

the proceeds Of a benefit concert
presented recently by the st.
Peters A.M.E. church choir of
Minneapolis. And Marty, the lad
on the right Is latching on TO II
with a mighty grip. because he
knows his daddy needs every dol
lar he can lay his hands on to
finish that new ST. Peters church
building half a dozen blocks away.
In the group, pictured from left
TO right: Mrs. Bernard Pawlak,
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
MinnPaDOIiS

Last Sunday Rev. Henderson
Reddick spoke on the subject,
Spiritual Feast"
A visitor to our service was Mr..
B. Crosby, of Washington. d. c.
Next Sunday August 10 will be
Mems Day. Our pastor. Rev. Red
dick. will speak at the IL a. m.
service. His subject will be,
Mems Place in the World"
A special service will be held
at 3 p. nc. May reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

AS u result OF this action,
cursed critics calling him
too conservative, and his support.
ers considering him n brilliant
dealer.
New Approach"
In explaining his actions. Rep.
DawBon said In an interview that
he was advocating a new ap.
preach by Negroes 10 gain the
civil rights they desire. lie com.
mented:
There is "A new day In this
country We In America must get
rid Of sectionAliHm In thinking.
We must back the men who will
stand up for their word We Ne
Eroea must learn 10 handle men
Every man wants 10 apear de-
cent 10 you
or the civil rights plank itself,
Dawson said!
Il am very proud of the thing
M n whole"
There were split reactions, with
most Of II favoring II, among Ne.
gro delegates and aiternAtcR an 10
just how strong the civil rights
plank Ia.
Inference We. DirectneaS
Under the approved platform.
thu Democratic party took q
stand by inference rather than by
direct statement The plank calls
for no specific action by names
like FEPC. RntI.iynohlRg and
antI.poll tax laws and q change in
the rule for cloturc.
Instead II doaa infer such
planks by asking tho s3rd con-
EremS ito improve congressional
procedures" no that a majority
can call for decisions without be-
ing blocked by a minority IN
either house." and also by calling
for federal legislation for equal
opportunity In employment. Sc
curity OF person (meanlnR anti
Iynching and full and equal" par
ticipAtion in politics tmeaninR
anti.poil taxi.
stronger Than cor Plank
This plank was not a. strong az
the liberals" or Young Turks"
OF the party such an Rep. Adam
Clayton Powell OF New York. Sen.
Hubert Humphrey OF Minnesota,
and Sen, Herbert Lehman Of New
York wanted. but Il was not near.
~ an weak IN desired by men Of
the South n was agreed. how.
ever. that the platform IL strong.
er than the one approved In the
same hall two weeks ago by the
Republican party
Dawson was rated by men on
both sides an the key man In
bringing unity to the party b..
fore the platform reached the
floor These battles predicted the
coming floor battle In the conven.
ton In which aouthernera were
seated.
TIE bath over cIVIl rlKhta was
merely ORe phase % the obvious
clash % PHILOSOPHERS In the Demo
cratic party. On one aide WAA che
oae for inclusion and compromise
with the south. and on the ether
exclusion Of amy group that did
not agree 90 support the party
fully. regardless Of Itn candidate,
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81 " vows

~ NN0NN
state Of Minnesota. County Of
/ Heuuepin
District Court. Fourth Judicial
District
OrviIle I. Thompson,
Plaintiff
Dorothy NJ Thompson.
D~fsHdA n {
TN~ stste Sf Mta1~@ata 60 tie
AAsSe NA@~d D~fe0Aa1tI
You are hereby summoned and
required 10 serve up0H plaintiffs
attorney an answer 10 the com
plAlnt WhtCh ~ 0H file IN the btFtrs
~ the clerk ~ District Court
within Thirty t3el DAYS after ser
vice % this summons upon you, eN-
elusive % ths day % service 10
y"u fail To 30 80. judgement BY de-
fauW wlN - tAk~b AGAINST y0u for
The relief demanded IN the com
plant
NYNAN SMITH
ana
RAIL-. SMITH a HEpIJNp
AttarRsYs Tor Plaintiff
81 Produce Rank RutldtnE
Minneapolis MtnnWsrta
tsPokesmah. Aug = rs q 90
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TINE RAcKETEER
ny William Henry Huff

By "llihm HenFy huH
One wonders why he N so shy
And can't look people In the eye
And why he's always III at ease
Lake those infested with disease.
lie seems to grope and live In
fear
Because he Ia n rsckctccr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Mothers Guest; Mr.. Robert s
BROWN Of RinghAmton. n. Y. lcft
,1r his home on Monday, Aug 4
lie spent some time visiting his
mother Mrs Esther Brown. ISIS
nth Ave. So.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Walter s. Tyler, age 20 years,
20 Highland Ave. died enroute to
General hospital Saturday. Aug.
2 Funeral services were held on
Monday. Aug Z from the Wood
ard Funeral Home Chapel Rev,
c. NJ. Sexton officiated. Interment
was in Crystal Lake cemetery.
Mr. Tyler il survived by his
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Greene. two sons,
Scott and Prince. and his sister,
Mira c, Smight. all OF Chicago.
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In the Upper Midwest ONLY I'm
the SPOKESMAN and RECOR-
DER paper win readers find q
full page Of pictures Of the latest
news evemts in AfrAmerica.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Dawson Praised Damned
For Part In Framing
Moderate Civil Rights Plank

Chicago - (ANP) - Rep William l.. Dawson Of Chicago,
national vice chairman Of the Democratic party aud
Der of the platform committee saved moderate civil rights
plank for the platform and prevented open split in the
party this issue.
As result Of this action Dawson both praised and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Back copies Of this paper are
available, Send lSc In postage
for each copy desired.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

To ItAAcA: Mr.. and Mrs. DIN p.
Wells. S64i Fourth Ave. So. are
spending q few days at Lake
Itasca.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Another Big Week.
BIG TENT BIBLE CRUSADE
Fourth g. Fremont AYES. North
SUN. NIGHT, AUG. 10. 7:30 p. M.
THE PREACHERS MISTAKE THAT WILL
CAUSE MILLIONS TO BE LOST - HAVE
YOU MADE IT TOO77
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

1921 So. Summit Ave. entertained
at luncheon, Mrs. l.. Harris and
Mrs, James Monkey at their homr
Monday.
Rev, Norman Racon. IFS No
Dakota Ave. the assistant Pastor
Of the Church OF God In Christ
and Mrs. BACON and son. William
accompanied by o friend motorri
to Louisiana Thursday on q vaca .
ton and business trip.
Visitors enrpute to the Black
HiIls from Mason City. Iowa
WIRE Mrs NJ. Ewing and her fam,
lily including her sister. daughter
and SOn-in.law at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Maurice Coakley, 1921
80. Summit Ave. Sunday MasCn
city. Iowa, IL the former home Of
Mrs. Coakley.
Mrs II. Gordan, 2is No, Dakota
Ave who was . patient at tn,
Mckennan hospital returned home
after an N-rNy awaiting a rrpor,
trum same on Friday,
Little Carolyn Iona White
winner Of the baby popularity
contest, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred White. lll5 No. IA
kota Ave. observed her fourth
birthday with the children 81 the
units at her apartment Thursday
A large cake was the cen,crptecr
and 10 the lsft was q small cakr
with four candles, Mr.. White tnOk
picturcs Of the group, Carolyn ~.
eetvCd gifts and each tot was the
recipient Of a large candy sucker
Evening star., 1952-04-06
WELL KEPT

Mansville shinsle; old house. big
OAK trees. Garage, tool shed. chick
en- house. First floor rms. ~
bath: ind f., 4 rms. full ba rh.
Sl5.750 with $4,000 down. HUD-
son CO; 4LlO Annapolis rd. Week
ends. call UN. OBS; weekdays, UN.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RIJU,T TO ORDER

CUSTOM BUILT TO ORDER
We can build a 4-bedroom.- 2-bath.
liv. rm:: din. rm... kit, , fireplaces
and full bSmt.. all on your lot for
only S19450. This is a complete
job with select oak floors, range,
refgr.. venetian blinds kit. cabinets
with Formica tops. Call CUSTOM
BUILT HOMES for information.
Or Q1 IL I'll q n m -
Evening star., 1952-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SUITLAND

4 bedrms., frame; l bedrm. on 1st
fir.; din rm., lge kit. oil a-wh;
IL acre. with stream on rear Of lot;
only Sl1.95O: terms.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
S1O,5O0
NIT D ATATEI

MT. RAINIER
) -rm. asbestos shinsle bung consist
ing OF llv. rm.. din. rm, fully
equip. kit, , nice bedrms., lse front
porcn. bsmt.; conven. TO everything
GI loan may be assumed.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter j. hagan
BRENTWOOD

TI''OU DOWN
Det 2-story asbestos stlingle home,
> lovely bedrms.. full dining rm,
lge. equipped kit; conv. location;
easy terms. Call now.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
S13,500

SUBURBAN u ACRE LOT
ASSUME CT LOAN
Beautiful frame Cape Cod bungalow,
liv. rm.. 2 nice bedrms., beautiful
tiled bath, lge. equip. kit, open
stairway to eXpandable attic, full
bsmt., outside entrance, laundry
trays, automatic Bendix washer;
S67 per mo. pays everything, 20
min. to downtown. See today.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
VIM. r. HUGHES

w AVA Az - ~ NA44AO
SUBURBAN COTTAGES. $50
neighborhood. Efficiency floor plan
featuring extra-large kitchen and
spacious bedrms. Low cost oil heat.
$l.750 down and $50 per month.
FAYETTEVILLE HILLS-S1O.95n
Excellent 3-bedrm. older-type home
in immaculate condition. Lovely big
kitchen sparkling new plastic tile
bath. efficient oil hot-water heat.
big comfortable front porch So 900
down. reasonable monthly pay
ments.
QUEENS MANoR-S2 900 DOWN
in this area of well-kept homes.
Worth money to be only - block
from new shopping center and NE
transportation lines. $40 per month
will handle.
SMALL RAMBLER-St $50 DOWN
Opportunity TO take over high GI
loan. Eetter than new 3-bedrm mod
ernlstic home decorated in soft pas
tells. Sunshine kitchen. colorful tile
bath, SPACIOUS attic. Only $e3 per
month.
WEST TS"ILLE-Slo45O
The premium neighborhood in the
center Of progress. Unusual pre-war
home ideal tor small family: ) large
rooms and full basement; oil hot
water heat; wonderful location. Only
81 600 down.
BRICK CAPE COD-s1o.5OO
Todays best buy for those who rec
ognize future growth. Extra large
broom home with bis. cheerful
basement and spacious. insulated
expandanle attic. House Just 4 years
old. ana clean as a pin. . real
bargain.
GROOM CoLoNIAI-s15T $50
Newly decorated 3-bedrnl half-orick
home in desirable Chillum section.
Up-to-the- minute kitchen. featuring
garbage disposal exhaust fan. top
Grade steel cabinets. etc, etc; also
2:5-ft. living I'M. and family dining
nm. Only $4,000 down.
CHEVERLY-S15,950
Charming new brick ramblers on
level wooded hillside. To see the
super-sized rooms and delightful
basement in these well-designed
homes is all you need to recognize
true value At SlS.a5o.
VIM. r. HUGHES
98SG WA o0tT Nv
Evening star., 1952-04-06
3-BEDRM. BRICK
90 EOO nOXXTNT

Spacious liv. rm., din. rm., well-equip
kit. Venetian blinds gas auto. heat
lovely fenced yard; near transp.
and schools. Priced Sl3.9U0.
c. r. HAZLETT, WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

GOOD SELECTION
g 3 and 4 bedrm homes; reason.
down payments: 1-fare zone; un-
usually desirable VI. round COTTAGE
or South River, comm. dis. to
Wash; bungalow, brick; 3 bed
rms; rambler; immed. occupancy.
MATTHIAS CO. WA 4S46.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

OPEN l TIL, DARK
Three new brick ramblers. | "a blocks
from D. C. and only S14950 with
81 200 cash, featuring large liv. nm,
combination kitchen and din. rm..
3 bedrms. full bsmt., sewer. water
and gas. Out Pa. ave. Sc. to South
ern ave. left to Alton St, right Il
blocks to open sign. Call Mr. Pufien-
berger, 10. 9al10; ewes. LU
Evening star., 1952-04-06
Alb BOYD AVE.
NEW TAKON6A pAPK

OPEN SUNDAY. = TO DARK,
A lovely brick bungalow with = bed
rooms and bath on lst floor, plus
; finished bedrooms and large pow
der room on Ind floor; large base
ment with outside entrance: near
public and parochial schools. etc.
To reach: Out N. H. ave. to Ethan
Allen turn left one block to Elm
ave. right on Elm to Boyd ave, left
on Boyd ave. to 4l3. Mr.. Carter,
al, SR6d
Evening star., 1952-04-06

$9,750
81 800 down. $50 mo. A cute 2.
bedrm. asbestos shinele bungalow
full bsmtt,, stairway to storage at
tic; gas heat: fully equip. kit, lpe.
lot in West Lanham Hills. A real
buy at this low price
$11,95O
An immaculate 5-rm. masonry
rambler on nearly i2-acre lot with
beautifully @ equip. Xii kit 'u plenty nj At Of II
fruit trees and garden space IN
nearby Wildercroft. $500 down.
AZ ACRES
A large S-rm.. Ia story bungalow,
with full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; built
In gar; ideal for nursery: garden
and chickens. Only $4,000 with
reas. down payment.
HUDSON co.
471O Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg,
Nd; UN. 1918 weekdays; WA. oslo
WeekpndS
Evening star., 1952-04-06

SIS 500
Cheverlv rambler, all-brick home,
featuring 2 spacious bedrms., extra
lge. llv. rm., firepl, full din. rm.,
lovely modern kit, full bsmt. A
real home. See 1t nov.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALe-Mp.

$9,95O, FULL PRICE
Low DOWN PAYMENT
rooms, lia baths. stairs to ex-
pand., insulated attic screened
front porch. Call Mr.. Arnold, UN.
2s21; ewes. ST. 200 days.
JAMES T. DTXON q, m
Evening star., 1952-04-06

UNIVERSITY PARh, MD.
ATTENTION: DOCTORS. DENTISTS.
Beautiful rambler, situated on large
corner lot with many fine trees;
ground floor has 3 bright bedrooms,
with IA tiled baths, good-siZed liv-
ing room, dining room ana dream
posal; expandable attic: complete
apartment in basement above ground
level 6713 Queens Chapel I'd. Call
Mr.. PoSner. WA. 1856.
MARSHALL, / MAPLE co
Evening star., 1952-04-06
S1l,950

: ,F,1V
$3.50 DOWN
New brick bungaloW with picture
window, liv. rm.. beautiful equipped
kit. Bendix washer, :, lovely bed
rms. tiled bath, stairway to attic;
nice lot. Approx. $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

UNIVERSITY HILLS
Mod. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, featuring
lee. liv. rm. G4x3@J with brE, to-
ceiling firepl.. Ice. all-elec. kit.
with disposal unit and dishwasher.
Tiled bath; 1ge. sliding door closets.
Disappearing stairs to storage attic;
gas h.-V.h.: $500 down, $50 per
mo. incl. taxes and Insurance.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
WA. $685.. HY. O636, UN. 1855
Evening star., 1952-04-06
TEMPLE HILLS
DOCTORS, LAWYERS

A well-planned 3-bedroom brick-and-
stone rambler; living room combi-
nation with picture windows and
ly equipped kitchen. spacious base
ment, outside entrance: large. at
tached garage: patio and barbecue
fireplace: situated lust right on over
i2-acre corner wooded lot; 5 min
uteS downtown, very convenient to
Andrews and Boiling Air Fields: en-
joy healthful, suburban living close
in; S27,5O0: trade considered. LO.
3-Sl9". NJ. A. NICELY. builder own
er. Directions: Pa. ave. sc. to
Branch ave, right on Branch ave. to
st. Barnabas rd., right to Temple
Hills rd.. left . blocks to 1900 and
open sign
Evening star., 1952-04-06
TEMPLE HILLS

Three 2-bedroom ramblers. all mod
ern improvements; take look
Sun. l to 4; priced. Sl3.25O.
Directions: Branch ave. sc. to St.
BarnabaS I'd, right to Temple Hill
I'd, left past florist; follow Joan
Evening star., 1952-04-06
ASSUME GI J0AN

ASSUME GI LOAN
Lovely brick rambler. Liv. rm. with
open firepl.., family size dining rm.,
= lovely bedrms., lge. equipped kit.
tiled bath; fun bsmt. with plastered
walls. y bath and outside entr;
det Gear brick garase; gas heat;
close, to stores and transp. Can be
bought with 5000 down. See today.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
S12,950
MT RAINIER

S12.950
MT RAINIER
,-story frame consisting Of lge. liv.
nm. lge, ain. rm., spacious kit.
fully equipped on lst fir.; 3 bedrms.
hath on End flr.; full bsmt, beauti-
tul fenced lot, close to everything
Evening star., 1952-04-06
FULL PRICE S13 750

Brick, d rooms. large living room
with fireplace. family-sized dim rm..
equip. kitchen 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
full bsmt.,- partly finished rec. rm.
with firepl., oil h.-w.h. large ter
raced lot; blk. to bus. schools and
Shopplng. Reas. down pymt.. easy
terms. Call CLYDE j. MARKEY
ME 34lE: ewes Ap 1llS
Evening star., 1952-04-06
CHEVERLY

$500 Dewey SIT rooms; l bedrm
and bath 1st A.; > bedrmS. and bath
poSal, alum. windows and screens.
refgr.- and range. mirrored fireplace
and door. Call T. J. McDONOUGH
e. SON. Owner-Builders. WA. 32u1
Open Sun, to =
Evening star., 1952-04-06

RIVERDALE
Open Sun. IL It'll Dark
4sO5 SHERIDAN ST.
9,95o-Beautiful 2-bedrm frame
rambler located on l2-acre lot. Lge.
equip. kitchen with full din. rm..
tile bath and 81 1T. liv. rm; bsmt.
completely asphalt tiled, terms.
Ewes. UN. 1896.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
RAMBLER

Two-bedrm. brick rambler; conv. An
drews Field: equip. kit. utility rm.,
Venetian blinds, metal screens.
Priced TO sell. Call LU. 4-43S2. T.
PAUL MUDD CO. 5
Evening star., 1952-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
AVONDALE

If you are interested in this popular
area, 5e sure to see this lovely home
consisting o. liv. rm, din. rn., mod
ern kit. ; bedrms. and bath OH st
floor; iec. eXpansiole attic; ISN'T
with gas heat: comb. storm wincows
ior entire house. Priced to sell with
terms. Cal Mr. Mcintosh, Elk 24oU;
Evening star., 1952-04-06
ALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4-1SU0; Ewes. VI. 66l4. -

OPEN l TILL DARK
CT approved for $s,s5O: l-acre,
level. fenced yard with double ga
rage and small chicken house; B
rms. and bath on lst floor, par
TALLY finished rms. in attic. fire
place. uorches. full bsmt., h.-W h.
Out Branch ave CT Rte. ) to Clin-
ton. left at light miles TO lst
hard road, right to open sign.
Call Mr. Weller. 10. 9-9l1U: ewes,
MOnDE INC
Evening star., 1952-04-06
LANDOVER HILLS

LANDOVER HILLS
Sl4 4.500-TERMS
3-bedrm.. 2-story Colonial; large liv
rm. with bay window. din. rm.
equip. kitchen with breakfast nook
full osmt.. with recr. room: garage
large fenced lot. Ewes. UN. 1895
UN. 1854
Evening star., 1952-04-06
DETACHED BRICK

This very attractive home in new
the growing family. There is a large
living rm., den. dining rm., modern
equipped kitchen and lst-fioor pow
der rm; upstairs there are 3 bed
rms. with closets, nursery and
tiled bath: oil h.-Wh. and auto.
Handicapped and back yard is in
closed with Anchor fence; con-
veniently located. lust of $500 blk.
of Branch ave. Sc. Priced at only
S.!12 300. Call Mr.. Harris, ALDRE,
INC. LU. 4-0147; ewes. LII 4-I212
Evening star., 1952-04-06

peter j. hagan
1905 R. I. Ave. NE UN. S5S5.
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open 8 til 8.