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The guardian., 1953-09-19
THREE NAMED TO FEDERAL OFFICES
McINERNEY CHARGES
SCHOOL DISRUPTION

McNnerney further declared
that the three School Com
mittee members are planning
to 90 outside Of Boston to hire
a new Superintendent of
Schools, when the term of Su-
perintendent Dennis G. Haley
expires next April.
He said tat Committeeman
Isadore H. Y. Muchnick and
Patrick ]. Foley and Com
mitteewoman Alice Lyons are
planning to oust Haley be-
cause he has resisted their
efforts to interfere in the
strictly administrative func-
tions of the School Depart
ment.
"It is my conviction" Nc
Inerney stated, that Super
intendent Haley has done an
excellent job and deserves re-
appointment. I am prepared to
announce to the voters now
that I will vote for the reap
pointment of Mr.. Haley, if ]
am elected to the Boston School
Committee.
"Since ours is a democratic
form of government and the
selection of a superintendent
will be one of the most i'm
Continued On Page Three
The guardian., 1953-09-19

New York City.
He entered the Army as a
private in October l942 and was
discharged as a Major in 1916.
He is a Reserve Major of Artill-
cry.
LESTER B. GRANGER, exc
cutive director of the National
Urban League, this week was
appointed as a policy aide by
the Secretary Of Navy Robert
B. Anderson. He will serve as
special consultant and will ad-
wise the head of the Navy De-
partment On problems arising
from the services policy Of
abolishing segregation. MIR.
Granger served in a similar ca
pacity when the late James T..
Forrestal was Secretary of the
Navy.
LOUIS B. TOOMER, president
of the Carver Savings Bank,
Savannah, Ga, has been named
to the post of Register of the
Treasury.
The Office of the Register is
the auditing branch Of the Bu-
reau of the Public Debt for re-
deemed or retired securities. Il
is charged with the receipt Of
all paid, redeemed, or exchang-
ed public debt securities, In
cluding interest coupons, can
Continued On Page Two
The guardian., 1953-09-19

.U.S.NR., and served on convoy
duty in the North Atlantic and
Mediterranean.
He is a lawyer and practices
with his father, Judge Frank
land w. L. Miles, at 10 State
Street, in Boston.
He is married to the former
Priscilla Stahl of Jamaica
Plain and they make their home
in Roxbury.
In addition to the New BoS-
ton Committee endorsement,
Mr.. Miles has the endorsement
of the Boston Central Labor
Union, A. F. of L. This is in
deed. a rare endorsemnt for a
republican to have, but Mr..
Miles came by it naturally be-
cause he has long been active
in the Labor Movement, and is
member of Local No. II,
Masters Mates and Pilotes, A.
F. L.
He is a member of the Mas
sachusetts and Boston Bar. As
sociations, and active in fra
ternal and civic affairs.
Recently, Mr.. Miles has been
touring the city extensively and
has appeared on Radio. and
T. v. Miles urged his friends to
take an active interest in pol
itics and &c East one of their
nine votes for Frankland w. L.
Miles, Jr., eighth name on the
ballot.
Mr.. Miles campaign is being
managed by Joseph w. Fitz-
gerald, who managed the Hert-
er Roxbury Committee last
wear.
The guardian., 1953-09-19
FRANKLAND W. |. MILES JR.
rendered LARGE RECEPTION

Over a thousand men and
women from every walk of life,
and from every section of the
city, assembled last week at the
Hotel Kenmore to start the
final drive for the nomination
of Frankland w. L. Miles, Jr.,
for the Boston City Council.
Although Mr.. Miles is a Re-
publican leader and is the on
ly member of his party to re-
ceive the NB.C. endorsement,
a large percentage of the gath
ering were Democratic leaders
from all over the city. Among
those who spoke in Mr.. Miles
behalf we're Elmer Nelson, chair
man of the Republican State
Committee; James Bayley
President of the Republican
City Committee; William A.
Singer. Vice-PreS. Young DEM
ocratic Clubs of Massachusetts,;
Ex-Representative John J.
Craven. and many others.
Other we'll known citizens of
the district present were Mes
sers. Harry and Clarence Elam,
ATTY Joseph S. Mitchell, and
son, Atty. Edward Brooke, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Lamb, Mrs.
Beatrice Simkins of the Gov
ernor's office, Rev. and Mrs.
Samuel LaviScount of st. Mark
Congregational Church and
many other leading citizens.
Mr.. Miles was introduced to
the gathering by his father,
former Chief Justice of the Rox-
bury District Court. In his re-
marks, young Miles detailed his
background and qualifications
for the office. He stated that
he was born and raised In Rox-
bury, and attended the public
schools of the district. After
graduating from the RoXbury
Memorial High School, he OBJ
tained a BIS. degree from the
Massachusetts, Maritime Acad-
emy, an Alb. from Harvard
College and an LIB. from Bos-
ton University Law School.
During World War II, Mr..
Miles was commissioned Ensign,
The guardian., 1953-09-19
8 APPOINTMENTS
TO Federal POSTS

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Commerce inclair Weeks this
week administered the oath of
office to everett Morrow of
New York City as an Adviser
on Business Affairs for the Ma
tional Production Authority.
This is a new position created
in the Commerce Department
as a result of reorganization OF
the continuing functions of the
National Production Authority.
Mr.. Morrow will engage in
broad studies directed toward
the development, evaluation and
improvement of the NPA's Busl-
ness Services Program, parti-
cularly from the standpoint OF
problems confronting specific
business groups and geogra-
phical areas.
Born in Hackensack, N. j..
Morrow was educated in the
HackenSack public schools
Bowdoin College and Rutgers
University School of Law. He
has been associated with the
Social Service Federation Of
Englewood, New Jersey, ane
with the National Urban League
of New York City. In 1887 ht
became field secretary fer thu
NAACP and, except for his tern
with the Army, held this pos
until October 1850. In 1851 N
ioined the staff of CBs-TV il
The guardian., 1953-09-19

phony Hall on Saturday eve
ming, October "a. The members
of the Women's Service Club
are extending every effort to
put the affair over. Heading
the committee are Mrs. Mar
garet Youngblood, chairman of
the concert committee; Mrs.
Beatrice Ware, secretary; and
Mrs. Lola Jones, who will en-
gineer the publicity. Tickets
may be secured from the mem
bers of the Women's Service
Club.
The guardian., 1953-09-19
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
OF ST. MARKS PASTOR
BY MONROE MASON

Rev. Oscar Rogers, an aSsiS-
tant to Rev. S. L. Laviscount
at st. Mark Church, who grad
uated from Harvard Divinity
School, will be ordained Thurs
day, October 8, at 8 pm, at
st. M al k Congregational
Church, Townsend Street, Rox-
bury.
Beginning Sunday, october
1s. Rev. Dr.. Leon E. Wright OF
Continued On Page Three
The guardian., 1953-09-19
TRAIN PORTERS
VOTE 100000
FOR U. S. BONDS

NEW YORK - BY authority
of the international A. F. L.
brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
Porters. Chair, Coach Car Por-
ters and Attendants, Ashley +
Totten. Secretary Treasured
presented to Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury w. U. Burgess
a certified check for 100000
for the purchase of U. S. Gov
ernment Bonds.
The guardian., 1953-09-19
DEPAU CHORUS
SAT-, OCT. "a

Announcing the seasons most
brilliant and scintillating con
cert - The DePaur Chorus
This excellent vocal group will
sing for your keen listening
pleasure on the Aaron Rich
mond celebrity Series at Sym
The guardian., 1953-09-19

This will make total Of
three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars in U. S. Govern
ment bonds bought n recent
years BY the organizatIon.
The presentation of the check
took place Wednesday morning
of this week in the main Treas
ury Building.
The guardian., 1953-09-19

THE FABULOUS MRS.
MARY CHURCH TERRELL,
probably the most valiant
fighter for civil rights in the
nation, will be 80 years
old Oct. 10. Friends and
admirers will honor her on
that day with luncheon at
the Statler hotel in Wash
ington, d. C. Mrs. Terrell
has been a leader of various
women's organizations since
1896, and she has fought for
civil rights all her life.
The guardian., 1953-09-19
METHODIST YOUTH NAME
D. C. GIRL TO HIGH POST

KANSAS. CITY, Mo. - Miss
Barbara Ricks, of Mount Zion
Church, Washington, D. c., and
a senior in Howard University,
was elected head of the depart
ment of Christian Citizenship
The guardian., 1953-09-19

by the National Conference of
Methodist Youth in its annual
meeting here last week.
Miss Ricks will thus head this
department f o Methodist
The guardian., 1953-09-19

Former Rep. Timothy J Nc
Inerney of Roxbury, runner-up
in the School Committee cleo
tion two years ago, charged
today that three present mem
bers of the School Board have
disrupted the orderly admin
istration Of Boston's public
school system.
The guardian., 1953-09-19

SOME COP spokesmen, in
cluding editors, have urged the
American people to become a
nation of "informers", minding
eVeFyone's business except their
own, sending in Spy-reports on
their fellow men. OF course, this
is merely a copy of Nazism, Fa-
cism, and Communism methods
which SOW seeds of disunity,
distrust and destruction. 1t will
never succeed in the U. S. A,
The guardian., 1953-09-19

Political Advertisement
The guardian., 1953-09-19

Political Advertisem ent
The guardian., 1953-09-19

PollticaI Advertlsem enl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

treated were not segregated from the
untreated.
WEIGHTS were determined at treat
ment time (May "a, 1852 and again
two months later on July "a. The
treated ones averaged 1872 pounds at
the start and 461 pounds at the
finish-a gain of 26.9 pounds, or 58.4
per cent. The untreated lambs
gained 81 pounds from their initial
average weight of 20.6 pounds. Their
rate of gain was only 50.2 per cent.
The twins made still better
showing. Treated lambs made
SGT per cent gain in the two-month
period, untreated only 48 per cent.
Consistent Results
There was a consistent difference
in final weight between the treated
and untreated animals and this was
particularly striking in the group of
twins, which did 1917 per cent better
under treatment. The average diff
ference in weight for the larger
group was 80 per cent.
The experimenters regard these re-
suits as Statistically significant, con-
sidering the number of animals used
and the fact that equal numbers of
controls were used.
This 80 per cent difference in
favor of bacitracin treatment is an
easy source of profit when lambs go
to slaughter, the experimenters be-
lieve.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
Bacitracin Ups
Lamb Weights
BY GERALD JENNY, Editor
Wyoming Agricultural Expert
menf Station

CAN ANTIBIOTICS be used to
promote growth in market lambs?
Veterinary scientists at the agricul-
turaI experiment station of the Uni
versity of Wyoming seem to think
so.
Last year DR.. J. E. Prier and as
sistants designed experiments to de-
ternine whether the implantation
of bacitracin pellets was beneficial
by increasing weight gains in range
lambs. Fifty-four animals, one month
or less in age, were picked at ram
dom from the University's expert
mental flocks at Laramie, without
considering weight or condition.
Every other animal was selected as
a control. Five sets of twins were
also used, one animal being treated
and the other being the untreated
control.
Inserted in Ear Incision
Six pellets of bacitracin were used
for each animal, each pellet con-
tanning 1000 units of bacitracin. A
1a-inch incision was made behind
the ear with a Bard-Parker knife,
and a small area of skin was sep
arated from the simultaneous tissue.
The six pellets were dropped into
this pouch and the incision closed
with a IA millimeter michel wound
clip. In no case was there wound
infection, and the wounds healed
easily.
The lambs received no feed sup
plement but they had access to ma
tive grass in addition to nursing.
Grade animals, they were considered
! to be average range stock. The
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

Advertisements MONTANA FARNdERsTocKMAN
through which reliable
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
Enjoy Ja 9gI;! :g!L y! !5.E';; Beaches
CHURCH BUILT ON LAND
GIVEN BY JEW PRESENTS
GIFT TO SYNAGOGUE

AARONSBURG, Pa, = GTA) =
The Shearith Israel Synagogue of
New York City, the nations old
est Jewish congregation, received
hand-wrought Kiddush Cup as
part of the Aaronsburg Assem-
bly, ceremonies here recently.
The cup, which Is additionally
used by the Jewish faith, was
given by members of the Salem
Lutheran Church of this commu-
nifty of 321 people as symbol of
the spirit of brotherhood and
friendliness of Aaron Levy, Jew
who donated a pewter communion
service to the Salem Lutheran
Church 154 years ago. Levy also
gave the land for the church and
it's burying grounds.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
Ford Foundation Allots 6 rant
To Hebrew University

algae as a source of animal fod-
der.
Other research programs in
clude an investigation into Is
raels medicinal plants, an analy-
sis of water resources in desert
areas, and a study of the eco
nomic and sociological conse-
quences of Israels mass immigra-
ton.
Research on medical problems
is being carried on by the Hebrew
University -Hadassah M e d c a
School, while other projects are
being undertaken in cooperation
with other institutions.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

A grant of $266,OOO has been al
lotted by the Ford Foundation to
finance research projects in Israel
wholly or partly conducted by the
Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
it is reported by DR.. George S.
Wise, President of the American
Friends of the Hebrew University.
He emphasized that the research
to be supported under the grant
will consist entirely of special
projects which will not affect the
operational maintenance budget
and deficit of the University.
The Foundation has allocated a
total of approximately 100000 to
projects of this kind in Israel for
the furtherance of basic research
in science, agriculture, social
science and medicine.
Of the grant to the University,
$4,000 was allocated to research
projects to be conducted entirely
by the University, including the
development of techniques of fish
culture in salt water ponds and
the mass production of green
Evening star., 1953-05-09
ROLLING WOOD

619 Vale st. For sale by owner. Two
story. white brick, center-hall Co.
lonial; breeZeway. attached garage
custom-built, as architects home;
approximately Is acre well land.
scaped First floor: Lge. living rm
with. fireplace. built-in bookcases
powder rm., attractive dining rm
with bay window. modern electric
kitchen. dishwasher. disposal, anc
ample Napanee cabinetry. screened
porch opening on lge. stockage in.
closed flagStone terrace. Second
. twin-sized bedrms. and bath
Third floor: Paneled hedrm. and
finished attic: full bsmt., lge. paneled
playroom, dark ROOM utility rm.,
built-in storage cabinets, servants
lavatory; copper piping, attic fan
h.-w.h.. Crane recessed convectorsi
$4,000. Open Sun, 2 to 8. LII
Evening star., 1953-05-09

QUEENS CHAPEL nd.
First offering-Lovely detached brick;
owner occupied. Ultramod. liv. rm.,
din. rm., powder rm., den, 4 bed
rms, , baths, recr. rm., maids rm.,
oil h.-w.h.. lovely porch plus sun
deck modern de luxe kit. with break
fast nook, carpeting, drapes. Anchor
fence, etc, all included in this
reasonably priced home. Terms.
Eyes, call RIA. 3-0414. DANIEL
DIENER, AID, 4-6652. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-09
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040
Evae III - QSn0 IN

CoLORED - BRAND-NEW Semidet.
hrks.; liv., rm. with dining area,
lIitchen. utility rm., . bedrmS. and
hath; deep lots. Terms. See 40 to
.tS 5Sth st. Sc, lust off East Capitol
st. L. T. GRAVATTE. 1878 K st.
nv, NA. S.;o753; -
appt. NO. 1859. LU. 4-231l. --l5
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HIILCREST BEAUTY

HILLCREST BEAUTY
Detached brick home; 1st-n. liv. rm.,
. fireplace, din. rm.. kit, l bedrm.
and powder rm. 2nd H., two lge.
bedrooms and bath; full bsmt., rec.
rm., fireplace, toilet; gas h.-w.h.
Gear garage; lge. lovely Handicapped
lot. See 1t today, Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WOOD ACRES

ALBERT W. WALKER COMMUNITY
This architecturally controlled COM
munity features and 2 rm. Colo
nial homes. Liv. rm. with flrepl.,
din. m. GE kitchen, screened porch,
on 1st H.: 3 large bedrms. and
baths, on 2nd A.; 7-rm. homes incl.
den and lavatory on 1st fl. All
have full bsmts and garages.
HOMES OPEN WEEK ENDS AND
EVENINGS
Call Mr.. Fisher at OIL. 4-3240: after
B at OIL, 4-O0l3 for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
BEDROOM RAMBLER
1921 LOCKNEY AVE.

SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, l TO 8
This home has everything to make q
family happy; living room with mir
elec. kit. with disposal, dishwasher
and eating area; twin-sized bed
rms, -paneled; full bsmt
with outside entr.: extra lge., level
lot with Estate fence; close to
schools, shopping and transp. Can
Mr.. Dulberger, OIL. 4-35S5. Dir;
Out New HAMPSHIRE ave. to Univ
lane. left 2 blks. to Carroll ave. left
] block to Merrimac ave-, left on
Merrimac to home.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ROCKVILLE

bedrm., Va bath, side porch: I'd a..
8 bedrms: and bath; full bsmt., lge
lot; $21.5OO.
Old house in excellent condition; Isl
fl. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, pantry
lavatory. porch. I'd f., bedrms
garage; on "a of an acre: $4,000
j. VINSON PETER. Poplar 2-2361
or call R. A. WADDILL, Gathers.
burg 325 IN
Evening star., 1953-05-09
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Bill RAMRI,E I,EWOOD DIR,

OPEN DAILY, TO $50 PM.
Come and see this beautiful, new,
3-bedroom rambler. located in one
Of the incest communities, in Wash.
ington area, convenient to all
schools, shopping center and trans
portation, also all military bases
in the Southeast Out Pa. ave.
Sc. to. Dist. Heights, lett on Gate
way blvd. to Ramblewood dr., right
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1874 14th st. AID. 4-2OOH
Evening star., 1953-05-09
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
43I3 GIenrldge St:

OPEN 2 TO 6 SUNDAY
Gracious 2-bedrm. brick rambler with
knotty pine den, lge. kit, liv.-din
rm. with firepl., side porch, det ga
rage; lge., cool, shaded lot. Terms
arranged. Directions: Out Conn
ave. ext. to Glenridge, left to house
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
TIL pm. Realtors. 10. 5-2SO0
Evening star., 1953-05-09
CARROLL KNOLLS

2213 Darrow ave-. Silver Springs;
attrac., newly painted. brk. rambler
5 rms, tile bath. shower, mod. kit.
lge. liv. rm.. open firepl. bookcases
gas ,a.-c. heat, full bsmt.. concrete
Owner moving to Florida. viii sell
with or without furniture. Out
Georgia ave-. left on Dennis. left
on Douglas to Darrow ave. DE
2-O317; ewes, JU. 9-2491.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

ROCKVILLE-Sale by owner. open
Sun. 1-6; wkdys. by appt. 3-bedrm.
rambler. fully equipped kit. excel.
cond. Lge. level. picket-fenced lot.
Price, 81 900. Dir: 1103 Wade
ave; Rockerest. Call MR.. CUBTTT.
Poplar 2-67o6. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
Better Homes
ALL HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY
l TO 7 PM.
1908 GLENDALE ROAD
I'm THE OLD HAMLET"

1908 GLENDALE ROAD
I'm THE OLD HAMLET"
Nc. need to dwell on the desirabilit,
Of this lovely residential area. ThiI
Colonial home was custom bull
over 9 years ago. Close to transp
and schools. There are s bedrms.
3k2 baths, paneled study; 2-cal
garage. UNUSUALLY ATTRAC.
TIVE PRIVATE TERRACE FOF
SUMMER ENTERTAINING. Owner
leaving city.
PLEASE PHONE
MR.. DUMONT
OIL. 2-9400. or OIL. 4-7629 Ewes.
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. (pas
Chevy Chase Circle) to Leland St.
and left to open" sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
BETHESDA
RESTRICTED GLENWOOD

1EDO 1E1O Ed OLEIN W OOO
Here is home for the family seeking
a finished property Extra features
ulti-colored Vermont slate patio
and wall, cypress and picket fencine
around yard; 3 twin .bedrms., .
tiled baths, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., new elec. Kitchen with
table space. disposal and dishvasher,
screened porch of din. rm. leading
1st A. Entire house is tastefullv
dec, Near schools. transp., shopping
and N !. H. Priced to sell. Call
for appointment, ewes. OIL. 4-2720.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Oh. x-1266 -
Evening star., 1953-05-09
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
OPEN DAILY, 2-6

7Z22 LONGWOOO DIR.
New white brick rambler in beautiful
setting on knoll overlooking goli
course. l acre Of ground. 8 lge
bedrms., Q baths. Also sep. bedrm.,
hobby rm. or maids rm. with full
bath of breezeway. Double garage
All rms. spacious.
Out Bradley blvd. tc
Burdette; rt. one blk. to Greentree
left to our sign. For appt. call Mrs
Wooton. WO: 6-S972 or CO. 6-0475
FLORENCE c1uFFREpA I'D
Evening star., 1953-05-09
KENSTNGTON
KENSINGTON
KENSTNGTON

Three-bedrm. Colonial with powder
rm., lge. kit, full bsmt., custom
built in every way. See such fea-
tur as adjustable 5-ft. medicine
chest, cool storage area for pre-
serves, 40-gal. water heater. A
real value here. Terms arranged.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
TIL 8 pm. Realtors. LO. 6-2sOO.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
HILLCREST ESTATES

t1IILONEOI ESTATES
SPECIAL, first Offering of lovely @
det., in lovely cond. throughout: nice
yard, "a yrs. old, GI 4es loan.
Priced $l5,25O, with $3.50 down.
New, fast-growing community. 25O9
Berkeley.
3-BEDRM. CORNER RAMBLER also
available in same neighborhood. Det'.
beautiful yard. Priced, $4,000.
which is also an unusually good buy.
Mr.. Gibson. with
M. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV. ME. s-41oO
Ewes, 10. o-S6oo III
Evening star., 1953-05-09
KENSTNGTON

Brk. bunga, $14.2OO: 2-twin- size
bedrms.; expansion attic; fuli bsmt.
outside entr.; storm windows; An
chor fence; attractive lot. Driveway
FILA loan avail; down pymt., SO, 900
Sale by OWNER, LO. 5-2727. III
Evening star., 1953-05-09
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6
PITT BRANCH AVE.
uTTT TDTCT

Outstanding house, both as to quality
and sales price. Lovely det. brick
with lge. liv. rm. and fireplace, sep
arate din. rm., lovely kitchen,
hedrms, 2 baths: chestnut trim;
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and "a
bath; det. garage; lovely porch. slate
foof; automatic heat
Evening star., 1953-05-09
S13.Q50

OPEN TO g SUNDAY
1907 Newport Mill rd., wheaton
2-bedrm., all-brick bungalow in
excel. cond. Has all features wanted
in home. Excel. buy. $4,000
Synntns aSTn You aoTaa hogd Ses this aG vr1,
Mill I'd. "a mile down Viers Mil rd.
right at sign. BROUSSARE
AGENCY, INC, JU. 7-S051; ewes
and week ends. JU. 9-2157. Ii
Evening star., 1953-05-09
SALE OR TRADE
OPEN SAT.-SUN.

1904 10th st. Sc; arranged for 2
apts.; immaculate throughout. 1st
a., full tile bath and equip. kit; 2nd
f.. full tile bath and 4 rms; gas
h.-w.h.; russo storm windows and
screens. Priced for quick sale, and
possession with terms. MR.. ATKINS,
Q-1RRN In
Evening star., 1953-05-09
COLORED
REAuTTFIJI, CORNER

tarRe rooms Al condition: LIST A..
hall. l bedrm.. liv. rm,. kit. sun
porch; End A.. 3 bedrms., tiled bath
full bsn1t.; gar. fenced yard
screened insulated oil &C. heat;
ideal for professional man; l block
from Lincoln Park. Priced to sell at
only S16.250. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Ill
Evening star., 1953-05-09
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Unusual custom-built 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Large liv.. rm. with glass
inclosed firepl., dining Ell" extra
lge. kit, pink marble window stills
and bath, half bsmt. with outside
and house lighting. Priced to sell
at S34,5 500. Terms arranged.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Til 8 PM. Realtors. Lo. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-05-09
KENSINGTON

1AI1VO11VO1 O1V
81, $50 Downfall. 1St Trust
Never before have terms like thi.
Of quality and character by Mar.
Gus. Something new and different
from full bsmt. to storage attic
Lovely large liv. rm. with paneled
fireplace wall. full din. rm., large
kitchen with eating space, 8 bed
rms, unusual bath with vanity,
Really an exceptional buy at
$17.950. Monthly payments S115
Only. 3 left of 10. Better buy now
Excellent location, Just on Conn.
ave. JU. 9-6440.
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