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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
27th Annual WhsGilSy
BuRQU0e 70 Do Feb. A.

Tho Phyllis Whoatley Auxiliary
viii hold its 27th annual dinner on
Thursday. February n at $50 y,
M at the Phyllis Whoatloy houSO
The Auxiliary will feature com.
munlty organizations and their
rolc In the community during tho
past year
Tho following organizations
have made reservations for tho
dinner ElhR Amos LNodgo No, 100,
Associated Negro Credit Union
Johnny Baker Post No, 2, Ameri.
can Legion. Minneapolis Branch,
NAACP, Minneapolis Urban
League Guild. Palestine Lodge No
2. Phyllis Whcatloy Board and
STAFF. Phyllis Whcatley Wives. 1t
Pctor'R Mems club. ~ Thomas
Mems club. Phyllis Wbsatley
Auxiliary. Phyllis Whcatloy Mems
club, Phyllis whcatlry Campfire
Mothers club. Twin city Reel and
Trigger vlub
The dinner viii b. snryCd by the
willard Catering Service. and will
be 81 per plate.
Reservations for organizations
and individuals must b. made on
~ before Monday, February ~
The program may b" observed
from the balcony free ~ charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
RACE BIAS COSTS U. S. ECONOMY
BILLION DOLLARS LOSS ANNUALLY

Louis Mason Jr, Pennsylvania
social worker, told those present
at the st. Paul Urban Leagues
annual Fellowship luncheon held
last Tuesday at the St Paul
YWCA that race prejudice costs
the American economy six billion
dollars annually.
Mason. who In now director Of
Industrial relations for the Pitts
burgh Urban League, recently
finished a seven months survey
for the National Urban League,
studying the mobilization and
utilization Of Negro manpOwer in
defense areas.
Tn every locality visited, non.
white workers represented q dis
proportionAte number OF the EN-
ployed," Mason said.
In this period OF emergency,
the Leagues are utilizing every
resource TO prevent artificial
labor shortages" created by the
failure TO use labor in n given
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
AAInnoapOlIs oIri Dies
A. homo "Wednesday

Mariyn Morrow. Is year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee Morrow, TOO Girard Ave.
No. died at her home Wednesday
morning. February ~. Miss Nor
row had been III for Q few
months
Che was u graduate Of North
high school and a member Of
Waynan AME church.
she In survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Morrow.
an aunt. MIas Era Walls. q brother
and aiHtsr-iB law. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Morrow. and her twin
sister. Gwend0lyn Morrow.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed nj press time.
Woodland Funeral Home u In
charge Of the arrangements,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Racial segregation In the ma
tons Lutheran churches last
Sunday, at the Minneapolis Arm
Sry, Jan ~. was called a mAjar
obstacle b. progress OF missionary
activity among the non-whlts pop
ulationA Of the world,
The Rev, Elmer u. Danielson.
LindborR, Kan. told the national
Lutheran Council Of churches Of
tho United states and Canada,
held Jan. ~ through Jan. ~. that
the LutheranH Of America must
cleanse their congregations of the
color bar an quickly ~ possible"
Dr. DRnicison. q veteran mis-
sionAry In British East Africa, for
ths AuguatAnA Lutheran church
was not able 10 attend the con-
ference and his statement was
read by DR. Frrdr1k schiot1, New
York. who was chairman OF the
meeting for that day,
His statement said that thu
race question has created - great
disturbing pRrndoKical situation
In Africa today. On the ons hand
IL the oponeas Of tho African soul
10 the Saviour In n way which !
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
long Time Main City
Resident Dies ErIdOY

James Norris, Sl?l 18th Ave
South. died Friday. February s
lie was 81 years OF Ngr and rcsi'
dent ot Minneapolis for 81 YEARS
lie was employed at the Mime
NPolis Athletic club, and a mem,
Der OF 81. Peter AME church,
He II survived by his wife, Mrs
Annie BELL HorriS. two daughters
Annie Pearl Horris, and Emma
Byron, two sons. James HorrtS
Jr. serving IN the u. 3 Army and
Donald LeRoy HorrtS. also scrv'
ing In the U \. army. one grand
son. Hubert Byron and other rcla,
tivcs.
Woodland Funeral home was In
charge of funeral arrangements
and intcrmcnt was az CrytAA
Lake cemetery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Chicago ~" Prof To
Speak A. RallY

DR.. John b. Thompson. dean Of
the Rockefeller chapel at the Uni
versity OF Chicago. will be the
principal speaker at a public rally
sponsored by the Citizens Com
mittee for Academic Freedom
that will be held Tuesday night,
Feb. 10. at 8 p. m. In the auditor
ium Of South high school located
at Path 81. and Cedar Ave. In
Minneapolis.
The title Of Johnson's talk will
be rs Academic Freedom Being
Violated In Our Colleges and
Universities,
johnson IL recognized as one Of
the nations outstanding college
deans and was formerly dean Of
chapels at the University Of Okla
homA. In addition 70 being dean
Of chapels at the University Of
Chicago, he II chairman Of the
board Of directors Of the Chicago
Council Against Racial and Re-
Iigious Discrimination. He II a
veteran In religious and human
relations work.
The Citizens committee In q
group Of Minneapolis and 81. Paul
residents who are concerned about
academic freedom. The group In
relatively new and was formed az
the result Of DR.. Virgins dis
miSsal from the University Of
Minnesota
The committee feels that Wig
gins was dismissed because Of his
unorthodox political views and
feels that this IL a violation Of
academic freedom.
The officers Of the committee
are william Cratic, chairman;
Dr. Yale Katz VICE chairman:
Mrs. Dorothy Howell, secretary,
and Howard Bennett, treasurer.
This meeting IL open 70 the pub
lie and admission IL free.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Sheldon Granger To
Speak At Founders
Day leo Sunday

The new Minneapolis Orban
League secretary, sheldon Gran
ger, will be the main speaker at
the Founders Day program and
fellowship tea sponsored by the
Religious Education department.
OF ST. Peters AME church on
Sunday afternoon at the Open
Door Congregational church at
Third Ave. So, and SSth street.
Other guest artists appearing
win be the Rev. James Dixon,
pastor OF 81. James AME church,
st Paul, reading The Ode To
Douglas" by Paul Lawrence Dun.
bar Miss Doris GrigSby. Fred
Ewing and the Rhythm Choir N
well as many other good numbers
will be given.
Mrs. wreathR Maxwell Ii re-
lgious education chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

community boChuSe UI FhCC, CTNcu,
color or national origin
The Leagues can and do most
work effectively In those com
munities where It's people are
deeply conscious of sensitive and
willing TO assume responsibility
for solving the vcxing problems Of
discrimination in employment. "
Mason was born ana raised In
Minnesota and II a graduate Of
the University Of Minnesota and
married a former st Paul girl,
DoTtheA Harris.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Mrs. Alice Morgan
Returns From los Angeles

Mrs AllCc Morgan, 1877 Firth
Ave 80. returned "wednesday,
February q. from Los Angeles.
California. wherc Hhc attended the
funeral NJ her sister, Mrs Sarah
williams
Mrs Williams. tho former Sadie
Paul lived In Minneapolis and
was a pioneer resident here. Other
survivors ~ Mrs williams are
Lewis Marshall u brother ~ Bai.
timorr Mrs Margaret Ice, y HiA.
ter of Chicago, and Robert Mar.
shall sr., Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Tho1soS WIlli0Wls Dies
"Wednesday haorninu

Thomas Williams ~. Of SIs
Humboldt Ave. No. passed away
Wednesday morning. February IL
He has besn . resident Of Mime
apohs for two years. moving here
from Bearden. An.
He h survived BY his wife. Mrs.
Esther wIihanA . daughter. Ms
Zenob4A YArbrOagh. a Son and
daughter-tn-lau. Mr.. and Mrn-
Thomas Williams Jr.
Funeral AFrangensents had not
been completed AZ prcas TINA
Woodland Funeral Home - In
charge Of TIE ArrAnEementa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Correction

In the last edition Of this paper
there appeared q story stating
that q william A. Clark" was
speaTheadinE q movement TO pre-
vent Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ewing
sii East 22nd st.. Minneapolis
from occupying . home they are
attempting 20 purchAss In Deep
haven. The story should have said
that u was Clarsncs A. STARK.
coo New York Life building VINO
IL hsadinE the m0VannaMG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Nell RWSsSllS Column
On PGpO Five This Week

Nell RIssell'H column, The
Way I BHe IT," which "a usually
found on page three. arrived too
late 90 be placed In ItH usual spot
Read what she has 10 say about
Negro baseball umpireH On page
five this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Wins Suit For
FiVOeVoCk0V lnluTI

Wins Suit For
FlTOeT0skOV injuries
Last Friday In Ramsey district
court an all male jury awarded
Mrs. Viola Lee, bb4 ROndo Ave.
1342I.
Mrs. Ire sued Jim Williams.
proprietor of Jim'a Tavern for in.
juries she received In the tavern,
located at Kent and ~. ALin0ny.
when q firecracker exploded In
the tavern ON July Z. 1860 and
severely burned her legs
Mrs. Loc was represented by
DougiRs Hall and Howard Ben.
nett, Minneapolis attorneys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Minnesota and South Dakota
state Baptist Sunday school and
BTU second quarterly meeting
will h. held sunday, February ~,
at $50 ., IN. At MI OlIvot Rap
list church. In 81 Paul Two stu.
dents from Manchester college will
debate on Universal Military
Training"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Rev. Carly Says No
Peace In Our World Until
Brotherhood Is Achieved

There will be peace goodwill unless solve
the problems human and relations and look each
other brothers. Rev DenE A Carly said last Sunday
Rev Carly, pastor of ST. Philips Episcopal church, St
Paul the principal address the ninth annual lnerraCa
snryce hold lns Smndny Fob 10 The Cahcra of 81 Mnrk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
ILLINOIS CITIZENS SEEK
JUSTICE ARE ARRESTED
Parents, NAACP Officials
Arrested For InSiStenCe
On ChiIdren'S Rights

Cairo OntragCd by the sudden arrest Of nine Of the
leaders OF the fight to end segregation In the public schools
here Negroes OF this city today rallied 10 the support OF the
local branch Of the NAACr drive FOR an ntegTated school
system
In direct parallel 10 action akcn the Cicero riot Negro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

You're missing something o.
Jou miss the MInneaPOII,
pOUTSMAN!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

R0aam 1sP rNnG csmsAsa O9g
Wana A sectsso reguAnsty 60
pngs q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Some congressional inquiries are scru-
pulously conducted, and even In the badly
handled ones members motives may be
mixed. The announced purpose il always
good-such as the roofing out Of commu-
nism. But the good purposes can be
achieved without the wrong methods And
the political purpose is disclosed by the
methods Too often committees appear not
Al all interested IN protecting the tndivid
ual from unfair suspicion but only in gain
ing q political end.--JoSeph HarSch.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
OPEN SUN, 1880

Out Colesyille I'd, left at
Sligo Creek pkwy.. and follow
HEWITT open signs to 0705 Lorain
ave.
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
s4s7 Fenton St.. ST.. 5000. "a
Evening star., 1952-02-02

HYATTSVILLE area-Modern brick
rambler; living , rm: with picture picture
rm., equip kit. including. auto.
s nice bedrms., tile bath, pulldowIl
stairway to storage attic. screamed
front porch. gas heat: only $14,750.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
SILVER SPRING
RAMBLERS

from $4,000 with good financing.
Built with plenty Of the best mater
ials. Quiet, restful, woodland setting.
Near Sligo Park; 8 bedrrns.. sunny
din. rm.. de luxe 0E kit. tiled bath;
full bsmt., with bath and outside en-
trance; attached brick garage; seal
stone patio; hoxwoods ana otner
plumbing, steel beam, gas heat, pias-
ter walls, Rusco storm windows.
Come out today and see these
attractive homes. Go through the
model house and tell us what you
think. Out Colesville rd. to Mrs:
KS Toll House Tavern: turn right
left on Greenbrier dr., continue IA
blks. to model house. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
WESTHAVEN
UNDER $40 600

New 3-bedrm.. 1-bath rambler type
houses in q RESTRICTED neighborhood
Of, Of me ne homes; homes. P9r 6ySn fpsthef info.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
BUNGALOW

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Owner moving from city offers this
lovely 2-bedroom bungalow in ex-
cellent condition. Vacant.
PRICE ONLY S12.250
WE WILL MAKE TERMS
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO d PM.
Be sure to see it-You will like it..
1917 18th ST. Sc.
(Just OF Alabama Ave.)
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
THE PIEDMONT RAMBLEl
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING
VACANT

OPEN SUNDAY / I'll DARK
Note these features: 4 years old,
beautifully redecorated, gas HOT
WATER HEAT. 2 hreplaces Zone In
basement. Near all schools. "
block from bus. close to Silver Spring
ing room, living room, twin-siged
bedrooms. inviting front porch, -ex-
pandable attic with foughed-in
plumbing for bath; basement with
outside entrance; large level lot.
Terms. Trades considered. Mrs.
TIA RITCHIE AVE.
tout Georgia Ave, right at Sligo.
down Sligo, right at Ritchie.)
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 I4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

cHEyERLYes,yr.-Old E. BRICK s Dutch &
firepl., covered porch, full bsmt.,
nice shrubs. sf7,5oo. OWNER, UN,
CoEIEGE PARK-s1, 900 down. Ez
bath: ami; bsmt.; lge. lot: alley
vacant. s7o7 4sth ave. UN. 4e4S,
EAST RrvERDALE-N Nice 5-room
s s 81 doyn heat Iss lot il. IsS{
evenings, UN. 1855. -3
EDAIONSTON-6-rm. bungalow; clean
as a pin; owner must sell: reduced
to S6,65O; good terms. LOUIS MIL
LER, Realtor. UN. 2723; evenings,
HILLcREsr HTS, 2s06 Fairlawn st.
New 3-bedrm: brick. Open Sun,
HYAffsv1ELss e faFs vi. ssS7i MD., omen sunsa, s
to dark; '5sos 5Sth ave ave: s-bed.
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat. Bendix wash
er, expandable attic, lge. Anchor
fenced yard. Navy oficer being
trsnsfsrred; must sell. JAMES F.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS. Just over
D. C.. line; six-rm. brick Colonial:
lst-fi. lavatory; flrepl. In large lily.
rni.: level lot. Owner transferred.
Will sell for S17.5 800. Call WA:
5000 til pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
HEIGHTS-In st. Ber-
nard's Parish; lovely brand-new g.
rm. brick bungalow; bsmt.; gar; oil
heat. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-02-02

rAKONaA PARK--6-rm. Colonial hrk.,
8 bedrms.. separate din. rm;. liv.
rm. with firepl.. built-in bookcases
around picture window door TO
lge;. porch. KIT. has buiit-in break
fenced fsns P1b back wv ID. faces wooded park
patio, rec. rm. with 20-inch ~.
Metal storm windows. Other im-
provements. Assume g.. I. loan.
ssl;;sss ssl 400; No agents. 81. zsos
DlO,BOO-BEAUTIFUL new 2-bedrm.
home. situated on approx. tz-acr6
lot; excel. const.; o.a.-c: hsat; near
schools, churches and shopping,
cony. to s.e. wash. or Andrews
Field; terms. J.. EDW. .sCoLlICKs
Broker; 81 S22s r. !. ave. MT. Raignier'
rwo-BEDRM. BUNGALOW on New
Hampshire-;.charming brick, isa-
turing lge. liv. rm.. firepl., sep. din.
rm... lge. kit. side porch; exp. attic;
bsInt.; pvt. driveway; lge. fenced lot;
many added features; $4,000 down.
rWO NEW 8-BEDROOM brick ram.
blers: large living room with flre-
sses Ssisss ,S SppE St room :,sssG sesSS fol s lse
Census Bureau. PUFFENBERGER 8
MOORE. INC, 10. 9-9110. .
81 500 DOWN--Brick bunga.. hsmt..
pkwy.; = buy at SI2.s5o. bal. pay
s6ls sSSo $ss mo; Incl sEs Ssxss ean apnAVIAS; W.;
/ BEDRMs., s1o.5oo: shinsle. CAPE
Cod In W. Lanham Hills: glassed
porch; $1,000 down and $50 mo;
Gan Iva VA se99 g 90 til Q Pm. ROBERT
yET..ss5o down: new 81, 2,-bsdrm: 9
8 D.m. RoBERT s. SAV1s 4 CO.
HEART OF HYATTSvILLE-5-rm.
bungalow, full bsmt., tile bath. gas
sSSS II tn PSioli D.n. aoiSSRT s. T Davis
BY OWNER-2-bedrm.. brick bunsa.
low. lot 65xi75, completely fenced.
all electric kitchen. alum; awninss
grape vineyard. $3.50 down and
$77.25 mo-, including taxes and
insurance. UN. 1920. -S
HYATTSVnLE area--Modern brick
rambler; living rm. with picture
Hna0ss sm. eauip iOfnfr Kit. 'ip iPciudlns. auto.
washer. disposal unit, exhaust fan.
s nice bedrms., tile bath, pulldown
stairway to storage attic. screamed
front porch: gas heat; only $14.7 ESQ.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. $685.. UN. 1855. HY.O636
ROGERS 700.
Two-story prewar home. excel. cond.s
2 large bedrms.. bsmt.; oil heat: ga
rage, and fenced lot. Mrs. Hurt.
WA. 612S. cox & CO.. UN. 1925.
-J
CLOSE 10 NAVAL. ORDNANCE LAB.
Det. brick Colonial, lge. hv. rm. with
fireplace, full din. .rnn., modern kit.
3 nice bedrms., bath. full bsmt.;
gas heat, storm windows and DOORS
For q better home in q nice sec.
ton, call Mr.. Brenneman, ia. $685.
RA., 1886, K1RKS REALTY co..
Realtors, HO. 6776. 3
Sc, $50, $1,000 DOWN
kit. 9x15; Completely redeeorateds
GI loan, S62 per mo. UN. 3Sl6~
SPACIOUS $50
Finest brick const.. twin-size bedrmS..
full din. rm.. equipped KIT. many
large closets. large expanSible attic.
and screened porch; lovely corner
lot. Assume FHA, $q2 SO monthly.
UN, 1871 or UN. 0531.
GTTM REAYTy m
Evening star., 1952-02-02

8 Bedrooms-$2, 800 Cash
Open Saturday and Sunday
sos Hilltop terrace s.e.-This lovely
semidetached brick u Just like new
livinR room. dining room, modern
Kitchen, tile bath: full Easements
recreation room; Venetian onn9a.
oVer 4G loan: only S13. 500. For
Setaits. cali Mr.. Harris. Ma. 5000.
FREDERICK 10. BERENs
SALES INC. = 1870 K st. NV
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Ranch House-De Luxe
OPEN SUNDAY / TO5


Situated on an elevated knoll
with q magnificent view OF
Sugar Loaf and the Blue
Ridge Mountains to the north
the Naval Hospital to the
south.
proximateiy 100 feet wide.
by 800 with fireplace and 12-
room. large modern kitchen
wing contains 4 bedrooms
with bookshelves and ample
closet space, baths; IL by
80 screened porch with fire-
place; 2-car attached garage;
basement contains game room,
20 by 80, with fireplace; laun-
dry. furnace room, servants
room. Full storage attic
completely insulated: screens,
storm windows and awnings.
Over Q acres with 250-foot
frontage on hard surfaced
PRICED $55 900
REASONABLE CASH PAYMENT
DIRECTIONS; Two miles
straight through Rockville on
Route % to Glen Hills en-
trance. left 2nd house on
rtght to sign.
J. VINSON PETER
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ROCKVILLE 1851
Evening star., 1952-02-02
COLORED
POSSESSION

81 900 DOWN, 1900 BLK. N. CARO-
LIMA AVE. NE.-Beautiful 2-story
brick, 6 lovely rms. and bath. gas
h-w.h.. Al cond., gas range, re-
frigeration. Venetian blinds. storm
Priced to sell. Cali till 9 pm. week
DAYS, Sun. IL to 5.
VIM. CalcroiriS Inv. Corp.
tol2 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HUTANDAIE

On more than 1a-acre ground with
beautiful trees. this attractive brick
home is located. Liv. rm., din. rn1.,
kit, 3 bedrms. and bath on lse
a.; Q bedrms. and bath on 2nd;
recr. rna., servants I'm. and bath
in bsmt. Please call Mr.. TOM
baugh, WO. 504.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HousEs EoR sALE--Mp.
Bethesda. MARYLAND

a very fine location close to all
schools with three large bedrooms
and and tile bath iayitinE Eirhna liying sna s,s1
basement, air conditioned heat. Ex-
cellent condition and priced under
S21 900. To inspect call WO. 2300.
Once open till 8.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING
SD Q5n

New brick 3-bedrm. rambler; Just
DctuEs se TindoW E " -d,n bssutifn fm
de luxe G.. E. kit, complete with
garbage Disposall, dishwasher, elec.
range and refgr.; exhaust fan in
kit: lge. level lot, gas heat; n
nancing arranged to suit purchaser.
CLAuInIEEg IIEg'IS WOOD. ST. 4snn
Evening star., 1952-02-02
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
6a6 II az NJ w MA 234k
BETHESDA


BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR COLONIAL
This exclusive residential COM
munity now proudly boasts spa
cious brick residence lust conn
pleted and situated on the incest
corner lot in this lovely peighbor-
hood. The first foor contains den
or extra bedroom with full bath.
large living room with picture. win
dow and fireplace, attractive dining
room with bay window and q huge
kitchen as modern as tomorrow. up
stairs is a king-size master bed
room with private bath and two
other large bedrooms with second
bath; flne recreation room and fire.
place in basement: q 2-car attached
garage and large storage attic COM
piete the picture. This home Is
priced to sell at once. Please call
Mr.. WyVell, OIL. 5709, with FRANK
8. PHILIPS, DI. 1411. d
Evening star., 1952-02-02
wo0n ACRES

A detached brick home on m eleva-
fiv.. rTs1.. diIl. rin., kit. and study
on LIT A.: 8 bedrms.. baths on
Qnd; recr. nm. Priced $2AsbO0,
On reasonable terms.
ME- CUSFiARD, REALToR
OR. 1899 -3
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

You are looking for . spacious ram
bling brick home with 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths. this couldn't be dupli-
Gated for the price. Liv. rnn.. firepl.l
picture window. din. rm.; fun bsmt.
recr; area. outside entrance; large
level lot. Just like new, tastefully
decor Three blocks TO Catholic and
public schools; located In Sill. Spg
Take over large AZ loan: only
81 500. Call MR.. HARRIS. Ma
5000.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
cor ORED OPPORTUNITY

b2b SHEPHERD sTREEr NV;
OPEN sun, I:so ncTI. III. iD1AaaEnMssd DAEM
Comfortably for two fsmilies;; s6an ;n.,,Eine slae
hall plan OFT on nrss T%o noot very Lrsu nice
mi gmiiy equipped kitchens and baths:
4IiIs nil dry Basement with hrand-new
oil oil hot.water heating plant; Con-
crete front porch and two Ieadd and
screened porches. Deep yard az anr e
detached garage. a ,,,,et MhSe siI SaiI
home nsTt pTiceca az y eei1. oii Exclusive
Nj. MSIlRsssffiAEn SlRsssffi J. WAPLE co.
1aaltor DI. 1886 ---3
Evening star., 1952-02-02

WEsTMoRELAND CIRCLE AREA
A detached brick home. containing
iiy. rm. with 6repl., din: rm.. kit
Q bedrns. and bath ON 1st n; lge,
finished rm. ON and a.; game rm.
In bsmt.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
WASHINGTON GROVE

IN an acre Of ground-A detached
home contains iiy; rm., din. rm:; !;
bearms. and bath on 2nd; garase.
Priced $15.950, on easy terms.
Evening star., 1952-02-02
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SpRING
10R03 GEORGIA AVE
SILVER SPRING
SPECIAL RAMBLER

This charming home viii answer the
prayer OF many homeseekers want
ing conveniences, such as: Living
rul,. dining rm., kit, 2 bedrms.,
den. bath. comb. pantry-utility fn..
front porch; large bsmt. with ga
rage alongside, Venetian blinds,
storm windows. 100x150 shaded lot
schools. buses. Reasonably priced
for nf1ink cala
Evening star., 1952-02-02
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Sales. Inc. 1890 x st. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY, / 70 DARK
1921 Kenbrook Dr.. Sill. Sp.
Attractive 4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod
type home, mr.. Indian Spring Club;
brick with stone facing, on high,
spacious lot; twin bedrm., full bath
on 1st Ar.. ail-elec. kit. full bsmt.
with outside entrance: ar. grade
Forest Glen rd.. right about y
mile to Kenbrook dr.. left 3h blks.
to sign and property.
PHILIP B. KEY, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-02-02
HIILCREST-D.C.
HILLCREST, D. c.

H1LLCREST, u. G.
Comparatively new det. brick home;
liv. rm.. flrepl., din. rm.. kit, bed
rms, 1r2 baths, bsmt., recr. rm.,
garage: larse-size screened porch;
priced below market value.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Dnnn Il
Evening star., 1952-02-02
Woodbridge Realty, NO. TIC

COL.-S1 ,5UU DOWN
SEVENTH AND NEWTON PL.
Seven-rm brick: "a baths. fun nsint
Miss Dillon, COX g. Co. UN. 1925
Evening star., 1952-02-02
BUNGALOW
OPEN 2 TIL DARK
1895 REAMY DIR.

70 Acre, Near 0uICIdIlu
An unusually lge. modern. brick
bunealow. 24-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.,
full-size din. rm.. lge. kit. 2 full
size bedrms.. colored tile bath. lge.
expandable attic, full bsmt., beauti-
full ls-acre fenced and landscaped
lot. 2-car det. garage. One Of the
ever offered in this area. Reason
ably priced; substantial cash req.
Directions: Out Suitland pkwy. u
mi. past the Censue Bureau. turn
right at the Suitland rd. Morning
side. sign mi. to small shopping
Ca MA. 95g7. .,,,,rs .x oeo4