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Evening star., 1952-01-27
ARE WOMEN BETTER DRIVERS?
Continued from page tDe,sty-one

l respectfully suggest that the
Safety Council find a male Emily
to exert a little social pressure
where it's needed on the male
zigzaggers.
Finally, / think, women
drivers are maligned because
their usual driving faults are
the obvious faults. Perhaps
many of US do stall more often
than men; dawdle along when
we rightfully should be risking
our necks: hesitate at intersec-
tons rather than bull through.
"The Best ezeup''
JUsT this year. the Automobile
Club of New York, in co-opera-
ton with the North Shore Red
Cross Chapter IN Long Island,
tested a group of women drivers.
As man would suspect, the ladies
received the most dement's for
failing to give starting, backing
and parking signals. / would like
to add that they received no
dement's for poor steering con-
troll or delayed braking.
They were one of the best
groups / ever tested" reports
Edward J. Capillo. assistant di-
rector of the Auto Clubs traffic
engineering division.
But. unfortunately, there one
thing you have to say about
masculine American hunor.
Once it gets a good joke IN
it's teeth. it never loses its grip.
On occasion. I still hear them
shout gleefully at a breakdown.
Get a horse!" and that was
becoming unfunny, / thought,
in my girihood. So far as the
Woman Driver is concerned. she
has become a type and, en-
shrined with Mother-in-Law. will
continue to be an unfair butt for
many a year.
He Beat 1e
ROUGHLY, all this is what told
the man driver who SO intel
ligently tried to find the sixth
lane on the five-lane street and
sideswiped my car. He wasn't
entirely convinced, so / took
out a spare accident report and
opened to the crash diagram.
Lets see." / said. Suppose
Iput KS for the parked car. the
double-parked truck. myself and
the two opposite lanes of traffic.
That will leave you -"
He stalked of. and I've never
heard from him since. I. at
least, reported the accident. hav-
ing that exaggerated feminine
awe of the law. Somewhere. /
suspect, in some statistical rec
ord, another little black check
is being entered against women
drivers.
Somewhere. a man driver is
darIly reinforcing the prejudices
of other men drivers with a
.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Communists Are Concentrating
On Control of Church Offices

Imprisonment and the loss of every
possession rather than betray the
faith and break the bonds" that
united them with the Holy See.
Lutheran Crisis in Hungary.
In Hungary, a major crisis has
developed in the Lutheran church.
with several of the church's top
Headers resigning. DR.. Ivan Reok,
Inspector General and lay presi-
Ident of the General Synod, with
drew because of pressure of other
duties" Others who resigned in
lcluded two of the church's four
bishops.
Hungarian Roman Catholic
bishops are being stripped of all
jurisdiction of their dioceses, ac-
Icording to reports reaching the
Vatican.
There are also signs of contin-
ued church-state tensions in Yu-
igoslavia.
Roman Catholic and Serbian
Orthodox authorities have been
Informed that the theological fac
iulties in the country's universities
would be banned after the close
of the current academic year. Re-
|ligious instruction also has been
banned from state schools. Yugo-
slav authorities warned priests
that while they could continue
teaching religious doctrine in
churches, such instruction must
not include attacks on the regime.
Both Catholic and Orthodox
churches planned to have their
own seminaries in operation by
the end of the year. They are
handicapped. however, by lack of
funds.
Catholic leaders charge that the
against the Church also
Evening star., 1952-04-13
1880 Pints Of Blood
Distributed in Week
By Red Cross Center

The Washington Regional Blood
Center distributed a total of l 1880
pints of blood last week in the
District and in communities COW
cred by bloodmobiles in Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia, the
Red Gross announced last night.
A total of 923 pints were shipped
to the Department of Defense.
In the District $50 pints were
distributed; in Virginia, $40; in
West Virginia. 1873; in Maryland,
13O, and outside the area, II.
Among last weeks donors at
the Red Cross Blood Center. 1870
E street NV. was a group of stu
dents from Gallaudet College for
the deaf at Seventh and Florida
avenue NE.
Donate Several Times a Year.
Gallaudet students. representing
every State and at least nine
foreign countries, have been con-
sistent blood donors several times
q year since the Red Cross blood
program began in 1948.
Their visit Thursday was ini-
tiated by Alpha Sigma Pi frater-
nifty on the campus, but included
several girl students. Miss Mary
C. Van Pelt. director of health at
Gallaudet. is in charge of the
Red Cross blood recruitment pro-
gram at the college.
Another group of blood donors
was made up of AZ State Depart
ment employees.
BlOOdmobile Visits Listed.
The Red Cross bloodmobiles are
scheduled to make the following
visits in this area this week. start
ing at 10 am. unless otherwise
indicated:
Tomorrow.
Arlington Chapter: Arlington
Hall Gym, Lee boulevard: D. c..
Chapter: Government Printing
Office, Harding Hall, eighth floor,
South Building, corner North
Capitol and G streets NV.
Tuesday.
D. c. Chapter: Main Navy, Con-
stitution avenue NV, Room 2541,
from 1880 pm; Montgomery
County: Presbyterian Church, 2O7
Montgomery avenue. Rockville,
from pm: D. C. Chapter: Naval
Receiving Station. Anacostia, Post
Gym.
Wednesday.
D. c. Chapter: Pentagon, Room
4-A-750; Fairfax County: Episco-
pal Parish House, Herndon, Va,
from 2 pm; D. C. Chapter: Naval
Receiving Station, Anacostia, Post
Gym.
Thursday.
D. c. Chapter: Pentagon, Room
4-A-750; Prince Georges County:
Suitland Community Hall, Suit
land, Md, from noon; Arlington
County: Building TT, Gravelly
Point. Washington Airport.
Friday.
D. c. Chapter: Pentagon, Room
4-A-750; Quantico Chapter:
meas Dispensary, Quantico. Va:
D. c. Chapter: National Press
Club, Fourteenth and F streets
NV, from pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
The Week in Religion
By RELIGIOUS News Service

Despite an apparent lull in the
religious situation in satellite
countries, the Communist battle
against the Church shows no signs
Iof abating. On the contrary,
Igreater pressure is being applied
against the authority of church
Headers.
Recent events in Poland. Hun
gary. Czechoslovakia and else
where show a definite pattern. In
each country Communist officials
are concentrating more and more
Ion gaining control of church Of
fees. They have succeeded in
placing so-called" patriotic priests
in church positions, and appar-
emily hope through this method
eventually to set up series of ma
tional churches divorced from for
eign influence.
In Czechoslovakia, Roman Cath
olic Bishop Joseph Hlough of
Budejovice had been banned from
his diocese because of his mega
tive attitude" toward the regime.
This announcement by the Prague
radio came just IL months after
the Communist government had
banished Archbishop Joseph Beran
from the Prague archdiocese and
for the same reason.
patriotic" Priests Installed.
Czech Communist officials also
were busy in another Catholic
diocese. At Olomouc, Moravia,
Father Joseph Clogar, a so-called
patriotic priest" was installed
last week as vicar-general by order
of the government. Five other
patriotic priests" were made
|canons of the Olomouc Cathedral
chapter.
In Moravia, a number of Prot
estant and Catholic clergymen
have recently been arrested on
charges of criticizing the policy
of the Communist government
towards the churches.
Veritas, a Czech refugee pub
lication in Rome. reports that
Roman Catholic priests, nuns and
seminarians have been interned
in Is concentration camps in
Czechoslovakia. The publication
states that some 1000 priests are
interned in camp in the Tatra
mountains, many Of them from
Hungary and Romania.
These reports were confirmed
by the Vatican radio which
stated also that 750 nuns from
camps in Slovakia
had been sent to work in factories
on the Bohemian frontier.
Clash Looms i'm Poland.
In Poland, where the Commu-
nists have been treading warily
in their war against the church,
there are indications that they
may soon clash openly with
church leaders. The most serious
dispute centers around the new
Polish draft constitution which
is modelled on Russia's constitu-'
ton of 1886.
The Polish hierarchy has cate
gorically refused to support the
draft constitution. Their atti-
tude is said to have caused thou
sands of workers and peasants to
stay away from mass meetings
staged by the government to sex
press the peoples JOY over the
new constitution"
The bishops were sharply at
tackled for their stand by Try
buna Ludu. Warsaw Communists
party organ. The paper accused
the bishops Of supporting land
owners" and capitalists" Almost
all other Warsaw and provincial
papers took up the attack.
Meanwhile, the seriousness of
the Church situation in Romania
was indicated by the fact that
Pope Plus XII recently issued an
apostolic letter to the Roman
Catholics of that country.
In the letter, the Pope urged the
Romanian faithful to "bear per-
lsecution, suffering, misery, exile,
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Texas Ghost Town Grave
Runsocked, 3 Arrested
BY the Assoeioted Press

AMARILLO, Tex, April IL. -
Three men have been charged
with interfering with the dead
body" of cowboy who was killed
In a gunhght in 1886.
John T. Coleman, So, Louis
Palvador, ga, and George Fisher,
all of Amarillo, are in Jail. Sher-
if1 Day Thompson said one of
them told him they were looking
Tor $4,000 they thought was hid
den in the grave.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

lis being carried on in the Yugo-
Islav zone of the Free Territory of
Trieste.
Bishop Antonio Santin Of Tri-
este recently sent an urgent plea
for United States intervention to
stop the alleged persecution.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Big York River Bridge
TO Open Next Month
BY the Assoeinted Pres.

YORKTOWN, Va, April Ia
The giant swing span bridge over
the York River that was planned
for % years and finally built in
two-and-a-half will be opened
formally next month as the
shiniest new link in (Virginia's
traffic system.
For four hours after the May 7
dedication ceremonies motorists
may take a free ride across the
three-quarter mile steel and con-
crete span that ties Yorktown to
Gloucester Point.
Thereafter, for 20 years or so,
the toll takers will be on station
to get back the SO million cost and
pay off the revenue bonds hoated
to finance the venture.
A ceremonial ribbon shipping
by Gov. Battle will open the
bridge and-at the same time
cut off the creaking ferry service.
The Governors act will be the
climax of dedication ceremony
which will include a parade with
Vice Admiral j. j. Balentine, COM
mander of the Atlantic Fleet air
wing and native of yorktown, as
the grand marshal.
The Navy plans to have a cap
ital ship and other vessels in the
area for the occasion.
The bridge will bear the name
George P. Coleman Memorial
Bridge after the Virginian from
Williamsburg who was highway
commissioner from 1913 to 1928.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Mr.. e. W. Moteer, formerly with
the WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.,
guarantees oil installations.
Registered plumbers and sos filters,
D. C.. Nd. and Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
COMPLETE CoVERAGE

The Star will carry complete cover
age of the happenings each doy at
the OAR. Continental Congress-.
Reporters and photographers will be
on hand to bring readers up to : the
minute story and picture coveroge. The
Star hos the largest news staff in Wosh-
- ington-the kind Of stoff
- eeored to blonket cover
>> age of events like the
OAR. meetings.
Evening star., 1952-03-29

COLORED
OPEN SUM-, 2-5
94n0 xYAnAYYYnR eSr

OPEN SUN, 2-5
1925 VARNUM ST.
Beaut. det. S-rm. brick. mod. kit.
wall-to-wall carpeting, real fireplace,
banquet din. rm.; full bsmt., dble.
gar; dble. lot. Price reasonable
ia. 3672 evenings.
OPEN SUM-, 2-5
1I17 BUCHANAN ST.
Det. 1st A., B rms. and bath: 2nd
A.. 8 bedrms. and mod. bath. Plenty
Of closet space; mod. kit; eyes,,
DU. 2053.
% BRYANT ST.
A beautiful home in excel. cond.
Priced very reasonable. Ewes, DU.
2053.
1900 BLK. ONTARIO
Six rms. and reception hall; full
bsmt.; gas h. W. Ewes. Ia. 6372.
R. w. HORAD, MI. 1913
Evening star., 1952-03-29

WILLERBUHN ACRES
OPEN SUN, TO 8
charming white brick home on more
den. Scar garage. Out River rd.. or
Bradley blvd. to Seven Locks road.
right on Seven Locks to entr9nce
and our open sign, or call Mrs.
Dawson WO. 4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 32&6.
Evening star., 1952-03-29

FRANK i. HEWITT CO.
Rockville once, Rockville 217p
Bves. Mr.. BroWptng. Damascus 5571
-30
Evening star., 1952-03-29
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown Office. OR. 6715
4608 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
AN INVALID !? ;
1910 ARKANSAS AVE.

SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE
Two blks. of Ga. ave-, bedrms., full
tiled bath, 2 incl. rear porches, liv.
rm., firepl., din. rm., large kit,
front porch; nice lot; gar; summer
cooling. system; h.-w. oil heat; full
6O75. with WILLIAM r. THORoW-
GOOD. DE. 03l7. 30
BUNGALOW, TAKOMA, D. C.
Lily. and din. rm.. 3 bedrms, fire.
place, 2 porches, bath. full bsnlt.,
CAPE COD SILVER SPRING
Brick, bedrms., 2 baths, full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat: level lot, 60x110
FRANK CRAVER GE 4R2h 20
Evening star., 1952-03-29
oVERLooKTNd THE PARK

PARKwoOD. BETHESDA
Attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler; de luxe
elec. kit; full bsmt. with gar; An
chor-fenced yard; $23, $50; sale BY
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.E.

MICHIGAN AVE. AND SHEPHERD
Corner brick, 6 good-size rooms,
close transp., shopping and schools.
CLAuDE J. sHIFLET. TU. o400,
GE. 2S79. 80
MICHIGAN PARK-ror sale b,
owner. 7O1 Crittenden st. ne; q
rm. house, practically new. Wall
sGSa aDp ca fafRst9s Hx s6e4 das "a IH hsas s EGr
RIVER TERRACE-corner, excel
cond., full bsmt., outside entrance,
paneled sunroom; large lot; sub
Stantla5 cash. Appt. only. owner.
WOODBRIDGE. near Monastery, home
detached. 2-bath brick home; ground
h.-w. h.: built-in garage. In Al
conditlon, recently redecorated
Rgss pr1ssd be r,.St seen e 70 odS be appreciated
vET.-slSS' PER MONTH buys w'H thi,
detached older type 5-rm. home on
large lot, mr.. So; Dakota ave-. and
Biaadednsbusg Blazer rd.; basement, oil heat;
VA; 5000 until o Pm pm. ROBERT s s
HOME HHxsS AND M 1NcoME-open SS sasgr.
day and Sunday. 2 It'll s; 2-family
Sr;ct spt;i S,iI3fIs, irI3Gms, baths; detached 1da
sifo Perry Perry ss. StGssI0i EM. essS.' 'o0c esc GSSh
BUNGALOW. 5-rooms and bath. 59os
? to 8. run bsmt..e oh. h.-wh., SI esn; gas
fuel. new-house condition. very
pretty home. Large fenced-in lot.
SaaHr,aas SGarass; Only $4,000; suSstantiai
RE. o4ss; Pssnfas En-. ta5s1 os6s. o. STEELE N56
18th AND UPsHUR NE. near Fran.
brk: Cape Cod Colonial, With With slate late
roof; rms, g large bedrooms, 2
full tile baths. semi-fin. rec. rm.,
layatory; oversize built-in garage;
splendid location in this most beau
tiful and desirable neighborhood
Eyes. call OR. 25S2, FRANK s.
OPEN g15S SAT; ssE..Asn AND i SUM-: 2 to dark
rm.: inclosed sleeping porch, finished
lent to schools, shopping and transp.
Mr; krngsr on premises. Exclusive
with with sPARBs PA AGENCY. DU. 2995;
oPES sEND2a.. AZ a-s-Home with S9 in.
brick; immaculate; g rms, 2 baths
beautiful finished bsmt., gas heat;
9 Showplace. Priced to sell. 1000
buchanan ne. GATEWOOD s.
BEN BENNETT, realtor. Ma. 6341, RE
NEAR 10th q MICHIGAN AVE. NE,
close to st. Anthony's School and
shopping. churches; 7-rm. and bath
semidetached brick; h.-w.h. oil;
built-in garage; I'll health reason
for selling. Priced for quick sale;
$l3,95O; substantial cash; Call Mr.,
J; WAPLE CO.. Realtor,. 1924 14th
st. NV, DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA-vISTA. Bethesda. near NH;
old, 9 really lge. bedrms.. L u baths.
lge. liv. rm. and din. IT., 25-ft.
window, wall. radiant heat. prize
foo floor sd1. plan, meghanizsd kit; ideal lea
sunny, spacious rms. and good de-
sign. S25,500. with S16.100 CT
MORTGAGE. $79 per mo-, plus taxes.
OWNER, WI. 1882. No agents.
re reasonable rishu'S1 cash payment. I monthly ThS;
payments less than rent. Living
room, fireplace, dining room, kitchen.
screened porch, 3 large bedrooms, 2
baths. oil a.-c. heat, garage; Imme-
diate dsSs possession pos I. q ;,, WHITE' Re; sd:
elegant mod. Diet. stone
sedrm.. i % baths s ON ON 5nd Sso fioor Sy0 Den, S
liv. rm. with beamed ceiling. Grand
recr. rm... lovely setting, many ex-
tras. $34 $50. LISS REALTY CO.
CABIN JOHN PARK, $17,960 -
Cape Cod frame, 8 bedrooms, Q
baths, recreation room, fireplaees;
garage; handicapped, excellent condi-
ton. Adjoining lots available. $4,000
fna ssG%i; rckEsT VI sSoi. o.k-s6saed sS
kitchen with dining space: expand.
End a. has 6 windows and shed
dormer; full basement. Assume GI
loan. Call JU. s-4O2O til 6. DRURY
KENsiNGToN. So12 Fayette-As-
bestos shingle Cape Cod; 2 bedrms.,
living, bath, kitchen -dinette down;
upstairs, partly finished play-bed-
room; dry basement; 50x115 ter
raced yard; asking S12.950; $50
pays taxes and $500 mortgage:
about S1.950 down. Lo. 5-4235; No
kfEaNsssiisNiGToN-sh-bedrm. Cane e Cod,
bsmt.. trees. firepl.. S13.950; $1,000
cash: no broker. LO. 5-1393.- 80
ROCKCREST, MD.-For sale by own
er; 3-bedrm. cedar shingle rambler:
5000 down SOS 30 mo-; total
$3.50. open sat; and sun; 80
bestos bungalow; bsmt.; deep lot;
$1,000; For sale by owner. Rock
s,tsi Will HOME AND MOONS
Lge. home arranged as 2 apts. with
pvt. entrances. Furniture for apt
incl. stove and refgrs. for both; gas
heat. S16,500. Only So 900 cash,
bal. in one loan. SAMUEL =.
BOGLEY, INC, Rockville, 4315;
ewes, Mr.. Bridges. Rockville 2039: :.
$3.50 DOWN-Niee 2 bedrooms. fun
dry bsntL home near Silver Spring.
Mr.. VII AEg sH. oss5. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-29

AVE. AND SHEPHERD
Corner brick. 6 good-size rooms,
close transp., shopping and schools.
GE. 2S79. 80
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
RAMpI ER--d RFnRNa . RATH9

RAMBLER-4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
$21,950
located at one Of the highest points
in this lovely section, on q level lot,
and fronted by paved streets. This
Is one Of the best values in s.e.,
Washington. First hoor has large
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kitch-
en-, 2 large bedrooms and tile bath;
on 2nd floor; full bsmt.; gas heat;
oak floors. Shown by appt. only.
Mr.. Phifer, 10. S-8714 or VI. 1875.
PAUL p. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN. Test your
ingenuity with this 5-rm. detached
frame house; 2 chimneys; nice yard
24x76; no improvements. See 4O6
Bird st. s.e., then call offer in. MA.
CAPITOL HILL--Four blocks from
Capitol on E. Capitol ST.; S12.50O.
Five-rm. home; gas. h.-w.h.. gar.
nssteSa fSme tSpe psINGnE 5al sEA
ESTATE CO., Ii. 6-2525; ewes.
vi. O115 or SH S626. 30
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - S12.s5O:
1119 Congress st. s.e.; 5-rm. brick,
ns%idstJo neRi 10. s9sos' 1885, full Osm.:; so 5ke
SHIPLEY TERRACE s.E.-semidet.
brick: 6 rms. BATH. cellar. gas &C.
stores; priced 'sia,sSo; Terms; terms. ss,1 sso
900 cash. bal. payable $50 mo-.
incl; Incl; taxes s ana ms; immediate pos
& CO. e17 7PRNaen "a. ave. Sc. a. Fl FRRLgnss ioss.
BY OWNER -yr.-old semi det.
brick. just. decorated; full bsmt.;
24th st. s:e: Jo. S-S25s. so 500
S31 YUMA ST. Sc, vacant, imme-
diate. possession. Mod. 6-rm. semi
det. brick home with full bsmt., gas
heat. near TRANSPORTATION. Price,
flSi9e SGLIas cSab4M Sall NJ + sGn sAG5shuE r With
1890 iN6EPHGNHD5EENcE AVE. s.E.,' 'r row
porches. full bsmt., oil heat. detach.
$1,000. r. M: PRATT CO, NA.
s6s2; ewes. and Sun. Wo. 1O4l.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcor..,
OPEN TODAY, / TO 6
361R Southern Ava SE

IN EXCLUSIVE HILLCREST
IT'S NEWi IT'S DIFFERENTl
Are you tired of the conventional?
Then you must tsee this sample
HOME OF THE FUTURE. At
first glance 1t may startle you
but we've discovered that with each
new look 1t grows on you. Look
Tor these outstanding features:
Beautiful paneled studio living rm.
with beamed ceiling Is IT. high;
stone. fireplace 8 #. high; complete
GE kitchen with dishwasher and
Disposall; generous sized bedrms.
tone pine paneledl; pa baths. full
basement with fireplace; garage 80
II. deep. which allows ample space
for workshop. Words cannot PROB
erly describe it. you'll have to come
see 1t for yourself. At S37 300
you'll agree that it's a lot Of house
Tor the money. Trades considered
Reg. x applies; To reach: Out Pa.
ave-. Sc. to Southern ave-, turn
right 5 blocks to house.
BIRON BROTHERS
ST. 3440 VI. 1920 81. 1919
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GLASS MANOR
LARGE GI LOAN
$66 PER MO.
400 MAuR.Y AVE

OPEN SUN. 2 TO g
modern brick home offering RECEIPT.
entrance. huge hv.- .-din. rm., picture
window; 3 nice bedrms. and bath
on 2nd fir.: full bsmt.; gas heat.
Owner leaving April. You must see
this. Call Mr.. Henry, SH. 1910.
TO reach: Out s. Capitol St, blk
over D. C. line to .Audry lane, left
to Maury, left to house.
Exclusive With
Kinks Realty Co., Realtors
HO. GIFTS
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.e.
Attention, Colored DR..
$4,000

Near 9th and K sts. ne. An ideal
location for q doctor. Fine brick
corner and Gear brick garage; full
basement with front and oack en-
frances, adaptable to doctors use
or an apartment; LIST floor has hall.
large pantry; end floor has 8 bed
rooms and equipped Kit, now rented
as an apartment. Call Mai. Lane,
Ma. $500; ewes. and week ends, WI.
$3.50. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1417
K st. NV so
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Expandable rambler. Open Sun. 1-6.
5602 26th ave. Sc. A lovely large
home: needs some redec.. but is
priced far below the market value
to q cash. buyer: Contains liv. rm-
cupboard kit, 3 dble. .-size bedrms.
and bath screened porch on 1st A.;
End a.. fully roughed-in for easy
finishing Of Q more lge. bedrms. and
bath; level fenced lot; mr. stores
and transp.: q real buy for the
family. who can do most Of their
until pm. VI, 1875 or 10. s-S714.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-03-29

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
1925 33rd PL. S.E.-This is an ideal
house for someone looking for q
good buy. Det: brick, rms, den,
recr. rm., 2 baths, powder rm.'
screened porch. fireplaces inside
and out. MAKE OFFER.
Directions: Out -Penna ave. s.e. past
Branch ave. left on 33rd pl. to open
sign.
BERTHA ANN MURRAY
1910 Wis. Ave. DE. 0712. MI. 1901.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
BUNGALOW. TAKOMA. d. G.
SLIT 4th ST. NV

O4Ab 1O44 ~ - 4NsNys
Open Sat. and Sun, is
End row, brick; - years old. See
liv. rm., elec. flrepl.. din. rm.. wall
knotty-pine rec. rm. with bar. cedar
closets. 8 nice bedrms., mod bath,
master bedrm. has Q closets. .refgr..
range, Venetian blinds. how'd. fls.;
to Schools. transp.. shopping. Ask Ask
cHApMSN nj MAJ 5Gs REALTY isFRS co. RE 80 $s}6'
CoLoRED-RHoDE ISLAND AYE:
NV, of N. Capitol st.-Well- located
brick home and investment. Can be
used as 3-family house, II rms,
heat toilj. Accommodationg terms.
NJ: PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
ME- 4100. Il
COLORED-2O3-2 -2O5 C ST. N.W.-1st
commercial, 3,story row brick, 20
rooms baths, needs repairing,
sible party. See Mr.. VinnicE, 14o4 L
ST.. NV. Ma. 8O36, ofiice open daily
till z pm, Sun, ~ to pm. 81
COLORED-125 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RID. N.W.-Open 2-5 pm.
Sunday. This spacious house contains
6 rooms, 3 porches, full bsmt., gas
heat; front and rear yards; double
dition. Priced low for a quick sale.
Will consider trade. Call Mr.. Pharr.
FIR. 1868, or j. H. GREENE REALTY
CO.. 715 Fla. ave. NV. MA. GAS.
CoLoRED-s1,25O DOwN-six-rm.
prick; front porch. bath; full bsmt.
s Ga. ave. ST. - se2s Till Till o. G2e Il,
COLoRED-OPEN SUN. %
Colonial brick, 3 apts., 2h baths.
Quiet and cow. location. Terms. D.
H. JOHNSON CO. ma. 1896; ewes,
DE 1927 40"
Evening star., 1952-03-29
HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cont,

CONVENIENT LOCATION, z large
rooms, bath, front and back yard;
oil heat; white only; S14,600. No
agents. Call FIR. 6079 after pm.