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Evening star., 1952-12-29
Holiday Accidents Kill TIA
As Traffic Toll Hits 533
BY the Assoeiated Press

Accidents killed TIA Americans
during the four-day Christmas
week end. Included in that num-
ber were 533 who died in traffic
Neither figure represented a
record, nor did the traffic fatal
titles for the 102-hour period be-
tween 6 pm. Wednesday and
midnight last night come up to
the National Safety Councils pre-
holiday estimate of $50.
AS heavy as the traffic was, il
did not equal the SIS killed dur
ing a similar Christmas week enc
in 1886. The all-time record fol
all accidental deaths during q
four-day Christmas holiday peri
od. 789. was set last year.
Safety council statistics for the
first II months of 1852 showed
the traffic accident death rate was
102 every "a hours. This. how
ever. included victims who dice
later of injuries.
The Associated Press survey fol
the Christmas week end include.
only deaths in that period from
accidents occurring within thai
time.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Salisbury Mayor to Repeat Solo
On Carlton New Years Eve

He jokes about his occasional
errors. saying: I'm the only man
in town who makes a mistake and
the whole town knows about it
right away"
During the Christmas season.
Salisbury shoppers hear his con-
cert of carols twice a day. And
Sunday worshippers are reminded,
too, when Mayor Hastings plays
the chimes before two services.
But mostly I like to play requests
from the old folks at the parsons
home" he says.
Mayor Hastings has been a
ticket agent at the Pennsylvania
Railroad here for 40 years.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Alexandra Policeman
Saves 4 in Fire, but
Trapped Woman Dies

An Alexandria policeman res
cued four persons from a blazing
building yesterday but was unable
to reach a trapped woman, who
died in the flames.
The victim was Mrs. Mamie
Tate, So, colored, who. firemen
said. was burned but may have
died of suffocation in the fire at
331 North Patrick street.
Police Corpl. Robert Schwarz.
"a, was cruising with Pvt. William
Terry about 4::30 pm. when he
noticed smoke pouring from the
rooming house. Corpl. Schwarz
broke down the front door and
pulled Owen Cherry, colored, from
the front room. At the same time,
an oil stove in the house exploded,
spreading the flames.
The policeman went to the back
of the house. broke in the door
and carried Ernest Contee. IS,
colored, owner Of the home. to
safety.
Then Corpl. SchwarZ ran up an
outside stairway to the second
floor and led two more persons to
the ground.
When he tried to re-enter the
house to find Mrs. Tate. who was
in a middle bedroom. he was
forced back by smoke and flame.
Firemen fought the blaze for
about an hour. The body of Mrs
Tate was found on the floor be-
side a bed in her room.
Fireman Roger Welker, SO, was
cut by flying glass and was treated
lat Alexandria Hospital.
City firemen fought two other
|blazes over the weekend.
About 3 am. yesterday, an
empty two-story frame house in
the 800 block of North Alfred
street was damaged by fire.
A vacant dwelling, formerly
the Lone Star Stables, burned to
the ground Saturday night on
Duke street extended near Shir-
Iley-Duke Apartments. Alexandria
| lflremen were Joined in fighting
the blaze by volunteers from
Bailey's Crossroads.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Stounton Mans Body
Found in Anucostiu

The body of a 34-year-old man
was found floating in the Ana
costa River near the South Cap
itol Street Bridge, yesterday by
Harbor Policeman Sergt. Charles
A. Parker.
Papers found on the body iden-
titled the man as Thomas A. War
den. of Staunton. Va. Police said
it had been in the water about
one month.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Fairfax Man Found Dead
Beside Gun Near Quarry

A Fairfax man was found shot
10 death last night near a stone
quarry in the 500 block of South
Washington street, Falls Church,
Fairfax police reported.
Elliott Clarence Fincham, jr.,
%, who lived in a building at the
rear of the quarry, died of a shot
gun wound in the head. DR.. EN-
manuel Newman. Fairfax County
medical examiner. said.
Police said a .12-gauge shotgun
was found near the body. which
was discovered about 8 pm. DR..
Newman withheld a certificate Of
death pending a police investiga-
tion, but said there was no evi-
dence of foul play.
He said the man was employed
IN a nearby Sawmill.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Arlington Woman Finds
Husband Suicide in Home

An Arlington man who found
dead in the bedroom of his home
late Saturday with a necktie
looped around his neck and tied
to a bedpost.
Arlington police said Norman H.
Payne, 81. of 1924 North Quinn
street, was found by his wife
about 6 pm.
Police listed the death as a sui
eide.
They said Mrs. Payne reported
her husband had been under a
doctors care for several months.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
D. T.. Terminals
Near Normal
After Yu|eR Rush
Another Jam Due
When New Years
Eve TruveI Beqins

Most of Washington was back
at work today for the three days
between the long Christmas holi-
day and the coming New Years
celebration.
The city's travel terminals
were approaching normal this
morning after the usual rush of
visitors in and out of town.
Another rush was expected when
New Years Eve travellers begin
their out-of-town tricks Wednes-
day.
Planes, trains and buses added
extra runs last night to take care
of the holiday sojourners.
Extra Sections on Trains.
Extra sections between here
and New York were reported at
Union Station. as we'll as an over
flow train returning from Florida.
The Greyhound terminal re-
ported heavy traffic all through
the night, with every extra piece
of equipment in use. railways
also reported many extra buses
in use to accommodate the heavy
crowd.
Good weather helped plane trav-
el as well as. other types, al
though travellers returning to
Washington found the coldest
weather Of the year awaiting
them.
329 Calls to AAA.
Motorists difficulties on the
road were indicated by a report
of 329 calls to the American Auto
mobile Association road service
yesterday, many of them asking
for help with dead batteries.
Federal employees enjoyed a
post-Christmas holiday Friday to
give them four-day vacation.
District employees, denied the hol-
iday, managed for the most part
to take annual leave.
Although the Friday after New
Years Day is a working day, it
was expected that as many work.
ers who could be spared would ar
range to have that day off, too.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Sleepy Driver Is Injured
As Car Hits Cemetery Fence

A sleepy District Heights CMd)
driver nearly drove himself into
a cemetery early yesterday.
He was Donald E. Meehan, %,
2605 Seventy-sixth avenue, Dis
trict Heights, who was released
from Casualty Hospital after
treatment for knee cuts and a
Sprained left wrist.
His automobile had hit a tree
and the Mount Olivet Cemetery
fence in the 1900 block of Benning
road NE. The accident occurred
after 3 am. police said.
Mr.. Meehan, who had appar-
emily fallen asleep, got a ticket
for failing to give full time and
attention to his driving. Damage
to his car was about $500, police
estimated.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
.Bozooko She'll Lying
In Baltimore Street
Proves Harmless
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Sergt.
Joseph w. Koerber was driving in
Sunday traffic when his sharp eye
spied an object in the street.
He jammed on the brakes,
skidded for Is feet and managed
to miss a bazooka shell by a hair.
Sergt. Koerber, who is in the
10th Field Artillery of the Mary
land National Guard, called police.
A policeman gi1gerly carried
the shell, the kind used in tank
warfare, to a grass plotsbeside the
road. 1t was. three hours before a
bomb disposal expert arrived.
Nothing to worry about, he said.
The shell was empty.
Police haven't figured out how
the missile reached busy street.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Group Health Open House

Washington's Group Health AS
Sociation is holding an open house
at it's new quarters, 1925 Vermont
avenue NV. tonight and tomor-
row. The public and members of
the organization have been in
vited from to 9 pm. both days.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Holiday Accidents Kill
Bethesda Man and
Camp Springs Youth

A Bethesda man and a teen-age
Maryland boy died yesterday as
result of Christmas holiday acci-
dents in the Washington area.
James Mcclellan Stricklin, 30,
OF 5000 Edward avenue, Bethesda,
was killed early Sunday in a crash
lat Old Georgetown and Maple
Ridge roads.
Mr.. Stricklin was riding in a car
driven by his wife, Patricia, %,
which crashed into the rear of a
Capital Transit bus as it was dis
charging passengers, Montgomery
County police reported. Mrs.
Stricklin was admitted to Subur-
ban Hospital in critical condition.
She has remained unconscious,
and has not yet been told Of her
husbands death.
No one on the bus was hurt,
police reported .-E"
Going Home From Party.
The Stricklins were on their
way home from holiday party.
Waiting for them at home was
la sister-in-law, Mrs. Freeman
IStrlcklin, jr.. who was caring for
their three children, James NJ, jr.,
4; Suzanne. 2, and Charles Mel
son, 8 months.
Besides his wife, and children,
Mr.. Stricklin leaves his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Freeman Stricklin,
ST.. Of the Broadmoor Apartments;
the brother. Freeman Stricklin,
jr., 1882 Parkwood drive, Ken
sington, and sister, Mrs. Nathan
Giles, Tucson, Ariz.
Mr.. Stricklin was in the insur-
ance business with his father and
brother. He had lived. in the
Washington area most of his life
and was graduated from Central
High School. He served four years
in the Army during World War II
Iarld since the war became q lieu
tenant in the District National
Guard. Mr.. Stricklin was a men,
Der OF Calvary Baptist Church in
Washington.
Youth Dies of Injuries.
William Leonard Soper, 16, of
the $500 block of Auth road Sc,
Camp Springs, died in Casualty
Hospital yesterday of injuries re-
ceived Friday night when his au-
tomobile went out Of control and
overturned near Hollywood, Md
Three other boys in the car with
young Soper escaped serious in
jury. One of them, Joseph Horace
Long, l6, of the 1900 block of
Branch avenue. Silver Hill, was
thrown out of the car when it ran
off the side of Route 235, about
six miles north of the Patuxent
River Naval Air Station.
The other boys told State po-
lice that young Long had been in
the car and patrolmen searched
the surrounding countryside for
him. But Long, apparently tenn
porarily stunned. hitch-hiked a
ride home where police located
him the next day. He suffered
minor head cuts.
Also injured in the crash were
George Bernard Wheeler. 18, and
Joseph Leonard Latham, IS. both
of Hurry, Md. They were treated
lat st .Mary's Hospital, Leonard
town. for minor injuries and sent
home.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Bradbury Heights PTA

The Bradbury Heights (Md.)
PTA will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the school, Fifty-third avenue,
Coral Hills.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11
Moving and Storage
MUSIC APPLIANCES

NICE House of MUSIC
Pionos. Organs, RGdios & TeIevision
26Sl Park St. Phone 7.4l60
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
Council Approves Cab Licenses

The city council approved the renewel of 27 taxi cab lie enses Monday afternoon dur ing a special meeting at the city hall. The group also ap- proved an airport livery" license for Ray Martin.
 The following persons re- ceived renewals of their licenses: Henry Haag, three cabs; Raymond VanBuren, two cabs; Lorena Kizer, five cabs; Martin Jensen, two cabs.
 Others receiving reneWels for one cab were l.. w. Krein- CT. Fred Alexander. Edward Metzker, Fred Hamilton, Den- his Cessna, Harold Jonas, Lee Caddell, James Garoutte, Vic tor Malutin, Earl Cessna, John Mclaughlin, John Hyde, Syl- vester Chieslak, George Pana- maroff and Dale Barton.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
R0nnie Miller Reported Improved

Bonnie Miller, five year old son of MT. and Mrs. Al Miller, is now in the Children's Or thopedic Hospital in Seattle. The child is reported to be inn proving.
 MT. and Mrs. Miller, who took Ronnie to Seattle for special medical attention three weeks ago, returned to Kodiak Monday.
 Bonnie has requested that his friends come and see him. Miller said yesterday.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05

w WANTED-House or apart ment desperately needed by young navy couple. Fifty dollars reward. Contact Phil lips in Blankenburg Apts. or O-792.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
Clossifiieds

I WISH to thank the par ents who permitted their children to keep the lights that were taken from my outside Christmas tree on Monday.
 A. l.. Fenner.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05

REWARD-$25O for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion. pd 8 1,52
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05

FOR SALE - House and va cant lot. Located on Mission
 Road, near water tank. Rich
 ard D. Borden.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05

WANTED-to rent. House or apartment or room for family of three. Will re- pair, remodel, clean up or do plumbing. Call 4414 ask for Moffitt.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
MISSION-sale. Open from
 to 5 pm Saturdays.

NOW-you can have your watch and jewelry repaired
 in one weeks time. Guaran- teed work. Kodiak JeWelry.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05

FOR SALE - 1946 Hudson four door sedan Drive master. Radio and heater. Fine condition, bargain, $900. Phone base TAP after 5 pm.
 FOR SALE-1946 Ford four door. New tires, motor overhaul. Contact Mary Smith at D & A office. FOR - sheetmetal needs in- quire at number 9, Taylor Courts. l-l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
HOUSES sALE-N.E. lcens.,

WooDRIDGE, 2ss4 Bunker Hill q.
pet SrisR Ssanaas esnd pa' ass da ar.,
Nv. nm: with nrepi.. dining rm.. well
equip kit. bedrm. and bath. incl
side porch; End FIR, 3 rms. and
bath: fun bsmt. with recr: rrl.. bath
a ss4vs sui IN .ssg asrase. JAMES r.
ST. Boo Down, 0I Balance ss7.5o per
Dr i in' sie taSss ss%,ds snsurs1ss;
brick, full bsnt., oil heat: immacu-
late cond. POI Peabody ct. ne.
open Sum-, 2-5. Elk. 7744. ia.
1900 4 ST. N.E.-Larse front Ym..
BARGAIN AND FUTURE ENHANCE c
MENT-300 blk. A st. ne. q houses.
3 apis; h;-y,h.; rent $2,9l0 VI;
SIS SSss.. PERRY Di. s7aa' 'S ewes: ss 81:
NEAR MONASTERY. 8 eedrms... 2
incl. porches. brk., semidet.; new
house eond. OWNER, OR, 0020.
desirable ,b l9eation 49, IT, A. l,y rm ns
d., ice. bedrm. and BATH; fully
Insulated; oil h.-w.h,; full dry
proximately 60x120. Excel. buy.
Priced low 70 sell-owner leaving
sit,ya THOMAS p. BROWN. MA.
TO SETTLE ESTATE. detached bun
galow, near r. I. and Eastern ave.
5 rms, den and bath, gas heat,
very modern kitchen. full bsmt.,
ige. front porch. Good terms. To
siaI NEWTON ST. N:E.-Attraetiye.
iot: conv. to transp.: SIS. Geo. nj.
4 SSsf bs sftsr shp g. q Sundays u
row brick; attractiyely decorated,
conyi. location; 2 complete apis.
ss sss; s sssa'p pc sa sssN IT, w ts5 Sf
5iseas A 1888 M %Ta INCOME 3. S pass
y. J! ave. Older home. but In perfect
condition. Large. attractive lot. Pay
menus approx. $50 mo. can be han
died through FLA financing or CT;
REQUIRES substantial down payment.
three large bedrms.. plenty OF space
81 Gdnng room and KITCHEN, JOSEPH
kINSKY, ST. 6311 or OIL. 5574. -I9
SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. near Far
ragut pl.-Beautiful corner brick
home, only 2 years old; liv. rm.,
din. rm,, bright kitchen, Q bedrms.,
tile bath. finished rec. room and
fenced-in yard. Priced S12, $50 on
reasonable terms. Call LA. 6-6666
q, ~: 7-756S ewes. PECK CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED

FoxhaIl I'd. to P st.. 45oe. 4511, 4505
P st. Houses and land as Is. Build
ers make offer. Boz 16g-L. Star.
- -1S
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OFF FORT TOTEM DRIVE

l BLOCK 3 BUSLINES
Eight-year-old brick home; living nm,
dining rms bright modern kitchen
WITH dnette space; bedrooms, /
den with hardwood floor and modern
eoiored tile bath: gas hot-water
heat. recessed radiators: deep lot;
priced to sell quickly. Trades con.
sidered; Miss Watwood. DU. Ol08.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Nealtor. l2z4 18th st. NV. DI. 3S46
NEW D. C. BRICK RAMBLERS
CaM immediately to see these two
yeniently located 3-bedroom ram
plers, featuring separate dining
room. large ultramodern kitchen.
exquisite living room, full basement
Reasonably priced, trades consid-
efeo MA MTs; AKqhn' "a, r, seas D
Realtor. 1924 l4th ST NV nI 22AR
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COLORED
$1,000
y-~ --~-

PARK ROAD HOUSING
DE. ITO, vi. 4765, Ho. 1899
COLORED-5 w ST. NV.
Arranged for families. with 2 kitch-
ems. Gas heat. recreation rm.. 2
enclosed porches and garage. Can
4413. By OWNER.
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Fairlawn Village Sc.
5-ROOM BRICK -

The middle house In group
Of 3 modern prewar bricks In
this excel. section. Liv. rnl,
din. rm., kit. on LIST d. Q fuu
sized bedrms. and bath up
stairs; pine-paneled rec. rn1..
storm windows; nice yard with
Anchor fence. Immaculate
throughout, priced right with
reasonable down payment.
CALL Ak. 0834 SUNDAYS
AND Ewes. FOR Apt
Weekdays, Ma. 1887.
Capital View Realty Co.
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MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY BRK,
Located near 9Th and South Dakota
ave-. this Colonial brick home Is
truly clean as pin, with beautiful
living room. dining room, kitchen
fully equipped. tile bath. large
bedrooms, front porch. fenced yard.
Venetian blinds and partially I'm
sell quick at only S13,5OO. So. 200
down, $50 month. Phone Mr.. An
nenberg. MA. 5005: Sunday, phone
JU. 0-2353,
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES INC. 49, 1920 K ST. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. ma. 2345.
biol ROOMS. 2h BATHS

10 ROOMS, az BATHS
Aintwood pl. n.w.-Excellent invest
ment property; substantially good
condition: full price. SCI 900; terms.
10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Desirable location, near Col and 18th
NV; hardwood floors; running water
in all rooms except 2; ideal for
rooming house; full price, S25.50U:
terms.
IA ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Takoma Park-Arranged as 3 COM
plete apts., each with private bath,
new painted exterior; full price,
$25,950; good terms.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
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BUNGALOW

Near National Training school,. on
e. Dsk ave R,,eb Lig din .,6 &c lux
disposal. auto. dishWaSher. cabinets,
range and refgr., 2 bedrooms and
bath. LIST a.: 2 bedrooms, 2nd a.;
nice yard. fenced; garage. Only
$4,000 down. Sun. RE. 2342.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1926
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Vacant-Newly Decorated
1907 OTIS ST NE.
OPEN 1-6 TODAY
Desirable home close TO schools. shop
ping, transp. Semidet.. 6 rms.
porches; garage. Cow. terms. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

Near Bureau of Standards
Roomy Family Home
Cleveland Park home with "a Twins
room, fireplace, extra large dining
room. breakfast room. kitchen, 8
bedrooms and enclosed porch makes
9TH bedroom, bath; full basement.
detached gear garage. Near ali
schools. 2 blocks Wisconsin ave.
Shopping and transportation. Under
$4,000. Miss Watwood. DU. O10S.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
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611 Florida ave. nv
COLORED
SUPREME LOCATION

Open / to $50, Sat. and Sun.
You will be delighted with this
stone Cape Cod home. featuring q
very large liv. rn1., din. rm. and
kit, plus den Tor bedrm) and u
bath on 1st d. There are 8 nice bed
End a.; full bsmt. with Law. and ga
rage. h.-w.h. with practically new
furnace. Only $4,000. To Inspect:
Out 10th st NV. to Webster st..
left to 18th ST.. right to 4400 18th
St.. MR.. SNIDOW on premises OF
call OW. 1920; eyes,, co. 3739. LII
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$11,400
WOODBRIDGE

1901 Walnut st. n.e.-Lovely 5-rm
bunga.: corner lot. 2 hedrms.. liv
rm., din. rm... kit, bath h.-w.h., ,lge
Fl. porch, full bsmt.; storage attic
Terms. Cali Mr.. Jarrett with R. @
DUNE. no. 0700; ewes. and SUN.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK-1st Offering Of q
very Immaculate 3-hedroom semi
Diet. brick home In o nice location
Full basement. gas heat, fenced lot
Close to transp. Can La. 6-6666
or UN. 264S ewes. PECK CO.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
URGENT SALE

A magnificent brick home
In Massachusetts Avenue
Heights. This home is per-
fectly arranged for use by
physician. Center-hall plan
with living room; dining room;
library: den; kitchen and o
separate entrance leads to 2
large rooms and bath. all on
ground level: End floor has
bedrooms and 2 baths; 3rd
floor has 2 bright bedrooms
and bath; maids room and
bath in basement with built
in garage. This handsome
home must be sold within four
days. Any reasonable offer
will be given serious and inn
mediate attention. For APP
pointment to inspect phone
Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290 with
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.H.
COIORED

sion: 90. 500 $500 down.
1900 block q st. Sc, 6-rm. brick;
unit block d T st. n.e,-2-family
fat, 4. and 9 rooms, bath each;
500 block End st. n.e.-2-family
fats. 5 rooms and bath each: Arcola
heat: $4,000, 81. $50 cash down.
1900 block OFF, st. n.e.-7 rooms,
bath. gas h.-w.h.; $4,000. $4,000
.-s.' GUY THINNER
1929 11th st. NV. NO. 4e07
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1743 LANG PL. NE.
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANAcosrIA-Det. asbestos shin.ls,
6.-w.h.. deep lot; $4,000. HART:
Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 4-s4OO, Lu.
toSaGGiRlElss HEIGHTS. 7ao Alabama
pm. Bet. CORNER. old house, recond.
like new. 6 rooms, fun bsmt., oil
h hEh sresd EghS for S quick i tsi
$685. a9SS Hope I'd Sc" Iu' 4-S4oo' Iu'
DISTRICT HGTs.-1 blk. OF Mari:
boro pike. 3-year-old Diet. brick.
rms. tile baths. ! bedrm. s s,5
s ssn: sis aT Haa III fea RsSLF ~
INC. f345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, Lu.
HILLCREST. 2o23 a1st pl. Sc
3psn 2 to . : pm. -d bet; br bsf, cape e
SSo OS Osnf fns. ana bS SG siousSed IN.
Substantial cash needed HART:
Man REALTY. INC s;sod1 S449 S GSSa
RANDLE EIGHLANDS.,3,apt. house.
LU. 4-7230. Jos. Tishier, realtor.
N-..asI Md, 4:sear-elId, Oct brick
each Rental over $500 per mo.
a g5iSe s aaRsG 4S& sh sERLr = s ses
Mr. fS4S SH&YHL y s'tGGAR GARDENS shopping
Bet. Calf. bungalow. stucco over
brick. rms. 8 bedrms.. rec. I'm.
oil h.-w.h., 3-car sarage, Sup,
REAITY INC. i345 Good Hope
1 HAVE A BEAUTIFUL Groom, 1.
bath, hot-water heat. perfect loca::
sell this house to o good family
with $500 down and the balance
$40 . month. House is located n
shs i4oo block st. Sic; APPLY ~
eyer cY FRIEDMAN. sls r St. n.w-
sfI1Essss aegS' condition: .s-bedrm.
semidet. home 18th St, 1 SstIi eo%55nlff;
6, sHG Ss,T ,pR Be ae4 aorsr. corner
o lot: COW. to Shopping center, school
and buses; residential area; land,
scaped and strawberries; 8 rms; =
baths, 2 firepls.. back porch. built-tn
gar. BY OWNER. vi: 3117; ,12l
5IOO BLOCK v ST. S.E.-4-bedroom
brick home. full basement gas h Nv:
to bus. Very reasonably priced at
Sl3.o50. offered BY WALTER M.
sAAuMnIAJaS. 1877 K st. NV ia seA
NEAR soUsA BRIDGE-23-ft: corner
gas h.-w.h.; garage; soned for apis.
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Only S13.95O for q brand-new, 6-rm.,
line, mr., N. II. ave-; full bsmt., gas
heat, tiled bath, copper screens;
lovely lot; paved streets: immed.
possess. Sample house. S35 Berk--
shire DIR. Out N. H. ave, turn right
I'd, then left ~ blks. to Berkshire
DIR. WASHINGTON REALTY, GE.
1900; eyes WO. &O56
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S1.750 DOWN

OPEN / TILL DARK
$50 Faraday pl. Ne, mr.. .Sth and
South Dakota ave.-Lovely 5-rm
semi bet. brick home. ga yrs. old,
many extras. $12.950: La. 6-4S54.
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HOME AND INCOME
8 RMS, 2 BATHS, 2 KITS.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Z RMS.-RECR. RIM.
BUILT-IN GARAGE

throughout; vacant. move right in.
At this price 1t is Q good invest
ment or buy 1t as home-you
must see this house. 5016 18th st.
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10 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1851
Evening star., 1952-05-17

in 1910. 1t was a 1-penny English
stamp now famous as the Penny
Black.