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cation"
Stating that ain q democracy
that is, in a government of the peo-
pie. by the people, everything de-
ponds uop the wisdom and good
ness of the people themselves.
Mr.. Faust averred that "the free
dom of a nation as a whole and
of its citizens as individuals de-
ponds, therefore, upon the educa-
tion of the people" He pointed
out that education FOR a free So
ciety must be general, that is, pro-
vided for all, and it must be liberal.
He stated that college education
must aim at developing in students
the capacity to thing profitably for
themselves not an easy task, y
but "an essential task of education
in democracy"
William HASTE, Judge Of the
United States Court of Appeals,
speaking on the subject, Claw and
Community Attitudes" expressed
the conviction that Flaw itself and
its processes operate as educative
forces Of great power" Citing
many examples of legislation and
its effect on peoples attitudes, Mr..
HASTE declared, "the fact that "a
cial segregation is the law that has
unquestionably played large part
in causing people to think of that
way of life as proper and satisfac-
tory Law has played large
part in educating people into a
racially segregated way of life and
can play as large part in re-
educating them out of it." Mr..
HASTE reiterated that these pro
cesses are not automatic, simple
or easy" and he challenged col
leges, newspapers and public fig
ures to 'help the people confronted
with changes in the making to keep
their heads and reason"
The present purpose of the new
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Knoxville ToHire
Negro Firenlen
BY O. B TAYLOR

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-(ANP)-
Knoxville, a southern city which
has had Negro policemen on its
force for more than Is years, is
soon to have firemen as we'll.
Mayor George R. Dempstessai
old racial concepts in the youth
are changing, and different at
titude towards minority groups is
more and more noticeable.
As guest speaker last week at
the Triads Civics Club luncheon,
the liberal minded industrialist said
several Negroes already have
passed with exceptional high rat
ings the rigid test for city fire
men. Just as soon as ten such
men are found, he said, he will
staff the East Knoxville Fire Sta
ton with Negroes.
He recently appointed DR.. j. H,
Clark to the city, planning board
to fill any vacancy created by the
resignation of white man.
Asked how soon Negroes will be
permitted to play golf on the city
links he said that is a matter for
the decision of city council, but
added, an case of tie vote in this
matter, | will cast my vote in the
affirmative"
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BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST,
HE PROMISED US ETERNAL
LIFE IF WE WOULD

Too many in Gods House
Voting on two mems plans
They make me think about Moses
people
And ignore where they would land.
They started out with Moses
Ignoring whore they would stand
Some wandered around for forty
years
And never reached the Promised
Land.
We have thousands of Moses on
the road
People voting ~" and dent know
where to go
Wandering around all of their life
And never reach heavens door.
Thousands Of people are following
the wrong man
When Christ said follow me-"
Moses wandered around for many
years
And the Promised Land some never
did see.
Too many in Gods house today
Voting "I' and don't know what
it's all about
Never born with the spirit of God
And for heaven they don't know
the route.
If you know the plans
And ! know the trade
We are both useful
In the building trade.
So [ want the man that drafts
The plans to know the man
That masters his trade
He is important from land to lend.
1t is good to learn all you can
Don't learn too much in this life
And forget you have to be born
again
To receive that eternal happy life
Too much of the letter, and not
enough Of Christ
In the heart of our women and men
They are causing Christ to with
draw
And filling Gods house with sin.
Your degrees won't take the place
Of the love of God in man
Too much self in the House of God
That's why the church won't stand.
By Rev. John R. Perkins,
2611 Lilly St.
Jackson, Miss.
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Theatriica|Iy
Yours
By RIA BARLEY

NEW YORK (Global) Oscar
Pettiford, at one time bass viol
player with Duke Ellington, has
the distinction of being declared
the worlds greatest bass viol play
er, and the first and only musician
to introduce the cello into jazz, as
well as the only performer actually
playing jazz on the cello today.
Oscar is currently heading his own
group at Broadway's Downbeat
Club, where he's drawing a tremen-
dous crowd nitely. He's the great
est!
Mary Ann Mccall and Billy Tay-
lor are holding customers satisfied
at Downbeat Club Washing
ton, D. C.'s Bobby Lucas, who's
headlining the La Vie En- Rose re-
vue, is fast becoming an outstand-
ing tenor. When Lucas closes here,
he invades Macombo in Hollywood.
Ike Royal is Bobby's pianist .
Fran Warren, the MGM recording
artist who appeared last week at
Broadway's Paramount Theatre a.
long with Billy Eckstine, is my
choice for number one vocalist in
MGM's pop" department. Some
might disagree with me, but I en-
joy the simplicity and warmth in
Fran's voice. She is my favorite
on that label A romance, SEEM
ingly is budding between Billy Eek
slime and shakedancer, Rose Hard
away. We hear that during most
of his stay at the Paramount they
were just like two peas in pod
Bill Dogette, organist at Har-
LENS Baby Grand Pearl Bailey
headlines show at Broadway's Par
amount Theatre .. Duke Ellington
into Birdland this month Billy
Williams Quartet (Show Of Shows
fame) going great :. Terry Gibbs
is the hottest vibraphonist along
B'way Row. Terry is wooing pa
irons at Downbeat Club.
What's New Along Record Row:
Lionel Hampton (MGM) "King-
fish" backed with Don't Flee the
Scene" Bill Farrell (MGM)
please" backed with "Here's to
U.s." -. Eddie Haywood (MGM)
Rainfall" backed with "Rlack
Moonlight. Billy Eckstine
(MGM) "Hold Me Close To You"
backed with "If They Ask Me-"
Mills Brothers (Decca) "Be
My Life's Companion" Kay
Starr Capitol "Wheel of For
tune" -. Lucky Millinder (King)
LOADED With Love-" Ivory Joe
Hunter (MGM) Laugh. (Tho'
You Feel You Want To Cry
Joe Medlin (Decca) "Never Loved
Anyone But You /. Fran Warren
(MGM) 81 Hear A Rhapsody"
Los Angeles folks are awaiting
Billy Holiday. Lady Day opens at
Club Alabama May G.. Harlem's
Baby Grand wants Stepin Fetchit
=. Elaine, Bill Robinson's widow,
is a chorus girl again Shuttle
Along" clicked at its Connecticut
opening >. Sarah Vaughan in
vades Yale Bowl to sing !. Pearl
Bailey opens at La Vie En- Rose on
May % AL Williams of the
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Four Step Brothers, is crazy about
barnaid Gloria Marshall of New
York City !. AZ. Josh White clicking
at Cafe Society . Satchmo Arm
strong wowing them in Honolulu
:. Josephine Primus becoming the
American darling of Europe .
Bop, this writer predicts, is on the
downgrade.
The Downbeat Club has institut-
ed "Jazz Society Club" which
meets at the spot on Sunday after
Moons at 3 pm. Little Esther
clicked at Harlem's Apollo Theatre
Sugar Chile Robinson is now
at the Apollo :. Arthur Bowie is
playing fine organ for customers
at Dick Simons' and Dave Flagg's
Turbo Village in Brooklyn Ed
die Haywood is still going strong
at the Embers Club >. The Char
ioteers riding high on their present
tour :. the Orioles are a favorite
among bobby soxers Ivory Joe
Hunter is the hottest thing in the
South, Midwest and far West,
where he features his latest record
ing, Laugh" (Tho' You Feel You
Want To Cry.
This writer thinks that Negro
newspapers all over the country
should curb playing up any top
Negro artist until he or she en-
ploys a Negro press agent. Most
pof them say they don't need Negro
newspapers, yet they thrive on pub
licity in Negro newspapers, which
they get free, or by giving a
Christmas ad to some Negro pub
locations. Yet, they will pay white
1 press agent $4,000 or $4,000 a
year to handle their press releases.
And, to top it all off, over 900 of
white press agents releases go to
Negro publications. The white
dailies won't touch it, unless the
artist is doing a guest TV shot on
Toast Of the Town, stretch at
| the Paramount or the Cop, etc.
After all, there isn't Negro art
list who has reached the top with
! out the aid of a the Negro audi
fence.
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other taxicab investigator, Charles
Lewis, is reported to have told po-
lice that while looking for taxicab
violators, they saw two men fight
ing and heard one of them say he
was going to kill the other.
The preacher said that he ordered
the man to stop fighting and iden-,
titled himself as a special police
man. Sam, however, according to-
the Rev. Brown, advanced on him
with a broken beer bottle and he
drew his revolved which discharged
when his feet became entangled in
trash and debris.
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Israel, according to Mr.. Gotten,
Minister Plenipotentiary of Israel,
was to "make one people ont Of
many" Picturing the situation in
Israel today as "a babe of Ian
guages and MOSAIC of troples, ="
Mr.. Gotten pointed out the many
difficulties encountered during the
past four years in their effort to
bring about unification. The use
of Hebrew as the sole language Of
instruction in the schools and the
army's program of two years of
military service for all are factors
which will help unite many differ
ent peoples. "But the greatest CO.
hesive force which makes one peo-
pie out of many concluded Mr.
Gotten, Its the desire to make
Israel a success, country of which
Jews in Israel and throughout tie
world may be proud
Governor Hugh White and other
state and city officials brought
greetings on the Thursday, May /
program known as Mississippi Day.
Greetings were also brought from
ten of the nations leading learned
societies.
Presiding over the Friday night
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cause of evildoers." But we must
go further than that and pour let
tiers into the office of Englewood's
Mayor, the Board of Education and
surely to the Henry Douglas Unit
No. SO of the American Legion
Auxiliary which withdrew it's spon-
sorship of DR.. Bethune's appear
ance after the unpleasant situa-
ton arose. It is regretable that the
Unit did not have the courage to
take a stand and continue it's spon-
sorship even if DR.. Bethune had
been forced to speak in the most
humble or undesirable place.
Wake up and take stand and
stay with it. Have courage and
lold out for right!
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Man Shot
BYPreachef

NEW ORLEANS-(ANP)-The
Rev. P. bayfield,, III, Baptist
minister and special city taxicab
investigator, was being investigat-
ed by the district attorneys office
according to police, for the shoot
ing of Frank Sam, 30, whom the
pastor tried to quiet while his vic
tim argued with another person.
Rev. Brown, in company with an
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symposium was Holding Carter,
Pulitzer Prize winning Editor and
Publisher of the Delta Democrat
Times.
Delegates representing sixty
eight (68) of the nations colleges
and universities, as well as hum
dreds of almuni and friends of the
college, attended the ccnvocation.
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A driver in Mississippi. who gets
his initial license this year can
look forward to paying $2,775.00 in
federal and state automotive taxes
over the next % years.
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Motor vehicle taxes were the
biggest money raiser for Missis-
sippi last year, providing 33 per
cent of all state tax revenue.
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WEEKLY QUOTATION: "The
only thing we have to fear is fear
itself.", D. R.
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CUPID ALONG THE OLE AVE
NUE.: According to reports Up
and Down the Ole Avenue Ojetta
Smith, youngest daughter of the
late DR.. Leroy. A. Smith, of Sally
Harris Clinic, is privileged to add
a man name They got mar
ried early in January.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
X ST. NV.

X ST. NV.
Near North Capitol-Eight-rm. house
on lot 140 IT, deep with 4-car
garage; adjoining houses being con-
verted to neat. commercial use
settle estate. Call Mr.. Castonguay.
VI. 1859 or ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
LOVELY RAMBLER
VACANT

VACANT
Move in this fine brick Cape Cod
with deposit: 5 good rms. on 1st mr.,
full bsmt and expan. attic; beau
tiful grounds with many shrubs.
flowers and bud-bearing trees;
$16.500. with FHA financing: only
4 years old; be early. call today
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. Ow. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
80 500 DOWN

Four bedrms. and cute as q
bugs ear. PICTURESQUE Cape
Cod, on large level lot en-
tirely fenced. Many attract.
built-in features, Plus cool
side porch.
Evening star., 1952-06-18

2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. oW. e02O
Evening star., 1952-06-18
50 45O DOWN

Eye-appealing 2-bedrm. de-
tached brick Colonial in de-
Sirable Westover, ;ust of the
bus line, adjacent to 2 schools
and shopping center, side
screened porch. Full dry bsmt.
has auto. washer; Anchor
fenced tree shaded lot. Vacant.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
HOUSES SALIVA. tcens.)

FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod, living rm.,. dining rm.. kit.
bedrm., half bath on 1st floor; 2
bedrms; and bath up; AZ bedrms;,
e SsoS Size; CASH hun BOB os BROWNE RsSso REah Elsh
1 ewes $ . ov. Ioss. 80 @is
RIyERwOOD - New stone-and brick
williamsburg Colonial. located in
tn this Lovely Lovely restricted neighborhood'
to Pentagon, 15 mi from downtown
d. c. via parkway. 1st. floor Is
conv. planned around center hall
with spacious, liv. rm.. lge. din. .rm:,
den' screened porch, "a tile bath
for eating: psMpfH snd T. has M ~ise ise tRiiEe t~in
bed size bedrms. with closets galore
and ? tile baths. There is full bsmt.
planned for complete disability; gas
heat, garbage DISPOSAL and attached
FEATURES pTiee Me ssessoy asoy SoHN SoefHifaDls
WRIGHT, INC. 3514 North Nellie
Gusts drive, Arlington, ia. 2-7921.
so. ARLINGToN-se.5 500 dn.: by
owner: PRICE, reduced to S14,5OO.
ll.yr: old. 2-bedrm. brick rambler.
ssnTase ssG fepssd ssdiG yard fun f
sio'eo6; pymts., $3.50. IA. A. 5iss.
FOR SALE BY OWNER In South
Woodley section, Falls Church, Va,
2-bedrm; California Redwood; liv.
din. area, full fully ' equip. "S Kit. Radiant Radiant
heat, indirect lighting. Carport and
attached storage rm. Large land
scaped wooded A-acre lot. with rain
fence. outdoor fireplace, garden
shop. center. Price. s1s.sSo. sSSas S4,ooo 0o
cash down reO small 2nd trust As.
sumo Az CT loan. Monthly pay
ments, $76. Call JE. 4-4O5O. -19
OWNERS custom built home. cor.
lot. Soft. gar. with brick walled
driveway and separate laundry rm.,
patio at front and rear that affords
Sole o Spots e v glass
lge. fireplace with raised hearth. gas
line installed for logs, book shelves
at either side. lge. bedrms.. separate
din; rm.. 11xl6 it., de luxe kit.
rored vanity % and and colared Iare ~iia fiatures, ms
pull down stairs to attic. Call owner
Mr.. and Mrs BAILEY, OW. 1900.
ewes. JE. 2-33O1.
81 500 CASH. 5-room brick semidet.
with fine basement, screened porch,
fenced bnn PLAY Play yard. Vacant. $l2,-
NEW s-BEDRM. CAPE COD. on 1a-
acre lot; garage; has large kitchen.
separate din. rm.. lovely liv. rm.
$14,950: Falls Church area. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, OW. 1926; ia. q
1881.
is the theme Of
this distinctive rick-and- masonry
home. from its center hall entrance
work-saving kitchen. storage area.
recreation rm., and unusual walled
outdoor terrace to its perfect setting
on q beautiful corner lot. Excel.
terms. For further information call
Mrs. Mundorff. OV. 6433, MARS
Teller McCABE. Virginia office,
Evening star., 1952-06-18
50 450 DOWN

Three-bedrm. brick RAM
bier. only 2 yrs. old, in the
pink Of condition. Close in
North Arlington location.
Firepl., oll-elec. kit. plus
Anchor fenced lot. Move in
with deposit.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

BRICK BUILDING. end commercial,
near 21st and M SITS. NV; contains
approx. 5000 so. It. including show
6SSm nSsce: warehouse and lair air-conditioned
delivery. Leased to l tenant. Can be
turn; WEAVER SER Eros. s.'fnse. Sc.. 81. Ea
CORNER NEIGHBoRHooD shopping
center; 6 modern stores. . yrs. old,
AZ leased to diversified businesses;
adaptable for 3 tenants: will consider
individual sales; Sl2,30O annual
rent: tenants furnish utilities. JE-
ROME 8. MURRAY. LA. 6-4529.
OWNER will sac. for immed. sale.
Inspection ';; By sppt. only. Me NE. cSaff: af
s%;TNIT. UNIT a-eedrm.. apt. bldg. in
s5Ss days: sf sH. i236. S29cVS; esesi net. &es SL'
MODERN 5-unit apt, located near
s:e.. Congress Heishts; shoWiHs net
utils; paid By tenant: Price, S34,boo.
Sp1SES SGpE1MEERAL PROPERTY ENTER
COOS S55AS soTTH2SsT TH; EAST LOCATION
units; yearly. income, $3.50; will
show excellent return; priced at only
$IIS5:$so9.. Eyes. call N, Mrs. Klein. ka IA.
S1oo. JACK SLAM CO., 1871 Conn.
ave. NV, DU. 14S1, CO. 1922. 30
STORE AND 5-RM. APT. ABOVE
Upper GA .ave.-This location is
one Of The most desirable in Upper
Brightwood; excel. financing; owner
will take back large 1st trust. Ewes.
call Mrs. Klein, Ia. 9153. JACK
| SLAM e. CO., 1921 Conn. ave. NV,
DU. 1881, CO. 1922. 30
ARLINGTON-Ideal location for re-
tail and wholesale business, such as
automotive. super market. hardware,
plumbing and electrical. Will build
| to lease or sell. G. E. LANIER. OW.
EIGHT-UNIT APT. - out-of town
owner says sell; 1st comml down.
town location; colored tenants. An
nual income $4,000. Priced at g
times annual income Must be sold.
BROWN INVESTMENT CORP, ST.
2O26; ewes. Ia. $500. go
NEW l2:UNIT APT; eight 2-bedrm.,
four 1-bedrm. Total rent. S12 ,64S.
Expenses approx. ST 900. Leaving q
net of S11, 1000. Price. $4,000.
| Good financing.
NEW CAPT. BLDG. all l-bedrn,.
Income, $5,364 Approx. expenses
$500 W.; $4,000 profit. Price. $45..
SIDNEY s. BROWN. MA. b74o.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
BEAUTTFUL AVONDALE
FARMLAND

Attrae., 2-bedrm. hunga., On lge..
and shoppins: includes EQUIP. Kit,
OF heat, Gear gar; rsasonahly
Evening star., 1952-06-18
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
MA. 644O
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalow,
1 year old. with perm. stairway to
expandable attic. Equipped kitchen.
Adj. to new school. S11,500. Al.
ARIIiSGroN BARGAIN-see this Gus
tom built 4-bedrm.. S-bath brick
home, full bsmt., corner lot, nr. bus.
Early Poss;; Ps; Call ACME. ia. s-1es6'
- Two-bedrm. masonry
bungalow, large living rm. with
fireplace. nice electric kitchen,
Ideally located for children on dead
end street. Only S11, $50. OF. 1000.
MoNAHAN REALTY. 566 8. 23rd
ARIINGTON HALI-Drive BY 3911
So. eth ct. and see this lovely s.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod; nm.
trees. Lot 65x21S; with wonderful
financing. CECIL B. LUPTON,
Realtor, oW. 533S; eyes,. oW. 050s.
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. rambler,
living rm.. dining rm., lge. kitchen
and uttl. rrn.; storage attic: lge.
corner lot; fenced dagstone patio;
beautiful planting and trees;
ESTATE, u. 2-55I9. JE. s-IeSa:
eyes,, OV. 1O0S. lis
Evening star., 1952-06-18
$4,000 DOWN

Amazing but true. A popu-
lar Arlington Forest, 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial, with full bsmt.
and side screened porch. Be
11rst here or be sorry.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
PICTURES

LETS FACE TITS
ING ALL AROUND THE
COUNTY, JUST TO SEE
SOMETHING WHICH MAY
NOT SUIT YOUR NEEDS.
INSTEAD-MAKE IT EASY ON
YOURSELF-STOP BY OUR
OFFICE AND LEISURELY
PERUSE THE PICTURES OF
OUR CHOICEST LISTINGS-
AND INSPECT ONLY THOSE
THAT FILL THE BILL. FOR
Evening star., 1952-06-18
ALEXANDRIA
WHAT MORE DO YOU
WANT IN A HOME

It's brick. The liv. rm. is ISxl3 IT.
with woodworking firepl. and built.
in bookcases; family-size din. rm.,
attractive kit. well equipped; powder
rm. on 1st floor; full bsmt. with
bath; End A.. 8 good twin size
car garage. Compare this home with
others you have seen at the price OF
$20,750. then you'll appreciate this
value. Phone AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
81 5O0 DOWN

Two-bedrm. entirely de-
tached masonry home, just OF
Columbia pike. Has firepl. In
liv. rm., dinette and equip.
kit. down. High-wooded lot.
partial bsmt. and carport,
Only $11,95O.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Immac. 3;bedrm; det. home on
includes equip. kit, full bsmt.. oil
22 X. long. Assume "a financing
with Q full price of SIG, 600. FRED
BURGESS. VI. 2S02 It'll 8.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
$11,6OO

Two bedroom brick home. very close
room. kitchen on 1st floor. Assume
GI loan.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27S3
Evening star., 1952-06-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
RAMBLER-$26,50O
r,OSE-TN VIRGINIA

NAA/0G-14N LA
Has all the spaciousness you've been
looking for. Brick home with at
tached garage; NV. rm., .20x24, With
BY two wings of house. Separate
wing, contains 3 lge. bedrms. with
sliding-door closets and lge. tile
bath. Garage, kitchen and half bath
comprise other wing. Lge. kit. meas
ures 10x24 and looks like maga-
zine al. Level, well-landscaped lot,
"a acre in size, in a community Of
expensive homes. Price recently
reduced $4,000 for quick sale. Trade
will be considered.
VACANT
$2,950 CASH, $3.50 MO.
rambler, clean. well
kept, located in popular and con-
venient section Of Falls Church. Has
fenced lot. gas a.-c. heat, part bsmt.
Only $l4,300.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor. OW. 1924
Evening star., 1952-06-18

HILLWOOD SECTION
S15,95O. Move into this
sweet bungalow. Lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., big kit, 2 bedrms.
and bath on 1st A.; big rms.
with windows on 2nd H.; full
bsmt. with rm. and "a bath;
lovely I'd. $1,000 down. As
sumo lge. FHA-GI trust.
Don't miss this for value plus.
Routh Robbins Realty
20O7 MT. VERNON AVE.
XII. S-3106; Ewes. XII. S-4S2O,
Evening star., 1952-06-18
S3. 500 DOWN

Three diversified bedrooms,
and 2 full baths, plus rec.
rm., sun deck and side
porch. Handsome Y acre. AS
sumo large 4%o loan.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
ASHTON HEIGHTS

Home comfort in settled community
Of fine homes, close to Clarendon.
Cape Cod plan. just redec., 13x1
liv. .rm.. with side. screened porch,
on Ist a.; upstairs. 3 bedrms. pract.
completed; full bsmt. and bath with
h.-w.h. Lge oaks provide all the
shade you need. Price reduced to
$17,950, $4,000 down with reas.
monthly payments.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd OW. 93O0
Evening star., 1952-06-18
RARE BARGAIN
OUTSTANDING VALUE

OUTSTANDING VALUE
A fine buy is available in this 25-unit
apt house, which is in 10th ST To-
cation and in excel, cond. 1t has a
variety of apts., all rented unfurn.
at modest rents, and tenants pay for
own utils. Bldg. has an attractive en-
trance lobby; full bsmt. with laundry
and storage facilities and Is gener-
ally very attractive in appearance.
Income approx. $1,000 yearly.
Good financing arranged and priced
to sell. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
$4,000 DOWN

Just so there's no mistaken
ideas that we only have mod
crate priced property-here
is a new custom-built modern
contemporary 3-level rambler,
in exclusive Beverly Hills. One
inspection will make you write
your Congressmen to let
Regulation x expire.
FOR THESE AND MANY,
MANY OTHER CHOICE BUYS
CALL OUR LARGE STAFF OF
EXPERIENCED Statesmen
TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
TO SHOP BY PICTURES"
Evening star., 1952-06-18
HOME AND BUSINESS PROPERTY

EAsTPTNEs. S73 PER MO.
Out-of-town owner must sell this q
bedrm. bungalow. Spacious liv. rm.
picture window. bright kit, lse. ex-
pandible attic. For a good buy cau
Mrs. James, AP. 2193.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
OUTSIDE LIVING
DAPPER

bedrm. rambler with side screened
Virginia Forest. No excuses for not
buying tnis gem. Only $16,950.
with fine terms Call Immediately.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

S11 800 bedroom rambler, lovely
lot, tile bath. separate utility room.
Easy terms. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
OW. 1896: ia. 2-23S1.