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HOUSES FOR sAlR-vA.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7
sPoTLEss LITTLE GEM

SPOTLESS LITTLE GEM
This clean little white house is stu
ated in q cul-de-sac on q lovely "a
acre lot. Property well Handicapped
with 2 setting of dogwoods and
other foliage. Three nice-size bed
rms. equipped kitchen, patio,
ready-made garden plot are some Of
the distinct features. Asking only
$15,200 with $4,000 down and good
financing. To inspect at other than
open period, call Harry Foster, ia.
$4,000; eyes,, JE. 2-6647.
Directions: West out Columbia pike
Just past Lake Bancroft Estates, turn
right into Lakewood. jog left on serv-
ice road 2 blocks to our arrow at
Or turn OF Columbia pike ct next
entrance and Jog right on service
rd. to our arrow at Ashwood place,
left to open sign.
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Here You Are

You will want 1t the instant you see
1t! Absolutely exquisite brick ram
bier in Glencarlyn. One block from
bus. 2 blocks from school and IA
acre playground. Anchor fenced
yard for the children. Gorgeous
recreation rm. in full bsmt. OF the
3 bedrms.. 2 now contain twin beds.
The third is perfect for child's
room or q study and takes a double
bed easily. Lge. living rm., with
fireplace and separate dining rm.
Big kitchen. fully equipped with dis
posal. dishWaSher. range and refgr.,
loads OF work space. Entire house
exauisitely decorated. perfectly kept.
This home is for sale only because
the owner is leaving town. YOU
may have 1t for only $4,000 cash
at the price of S23.50O. The bal
ance can be arranged on comfort
able terms. One look will convince
Dir: out Arlington blvd. to Lexing-
ton St, turn left to 5th st.. right
one block to Carlin Springs rd.. left
to 9th rd.. left again to 5S21.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA.
JULY BARGAINS
DEL RAY-$13.000

A cute. attractive bungalow.
with . bedrmS. on 1St floor.
Attractive kitchen. full-siZed
din. rm. and a lge. liv. rm.
and bath. Bsmt. has out
side entrance has been used
as an apt. at $50 mo. Fin
ished stairway from first floor
to hoored attic. which consists
of Q Ice. rm. A good place
to live and have income as
we'll. $4,000 down. Monthly
payments. Sill. And If you
rent the bSmt. apt. your
monthly payments will be S61.
I. 9-6644, TIE, 6-734
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON HALL
Brick Cape Cod
$4,000 DOWN

Liv rm., with firepl.. sep. din. rm.
lge. kit, screened porch, 2 bedrms,
and bath down. Lge. finished rm.
upstairs. Full bsmt Beautiful land
scaping. OWNER MUST SELL. Ask
ing $16.950. Come out and make
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HOUSES FOR sAL-vA.
2 PI.IIS Q

For the family that is expanding and
will need additional bedrm. space,
this brick Cape Cod will fill the bill.
2 bedrms. and tiled bath on lst fir.,
space for 2 lge. rms. UP. EQUIP. kit.
yard. Priced at $13,5Oo, with So, 200
down.
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-145O
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CORNER RAMBLER
a. 450 CASH-S1O7 MO.

lovely brick home on its A-acre cor
ner lot. Beautifully Handicapped out
side and decorated inside, he has 3
bedrms., fireplace in lv. rm.. big
din. ell. fine kitchen and bricked-in
living porch. Possession next week,
Dir: Lee hwy. to Broad st. in Fails
Church turn right to traffic light at
West St.. turn left and continue to
Laura DIR. ton lefD and our open
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2-BATH RAMBLER

Three oversize bedrms. Huge. day
light bsmt. Fireplace in liv. rm.
Sep. dining rm. All-electric GE
kitchen. Floored storage attic.
10000 SO. It. of yard.
Dir: Out Arl. blvd. past Seven Cor
left one block, then left again 3
hlnckS To Sl2 Snlfh st
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! THE SUNDAY STAR BIS

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1883
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SPRINGFIELD.
$3.50 UNDER MKT. PRICE
BRICK CoLoNIAL-zS1s,25O
Buys this attrac. 3-bedrm..
ia baths with hr.IS liy. Fa,; fa.,,,r 10
sized din. rm., lge., fully
equipped Kit. with garbage dis
posal, "a bath and lge. sized
screened porch on lst floor.
3 double-Sized bedrms. and
bath on 2nd floor. Full bsmt..
gas heat, corner lot. $4,000
down. Payments less than
rent.
XII. 9-6644. TIE. 6-734s
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HoUSEs SALIVA. (cont.I

TWO-YEAR- OLD, modern. 2-leve
rambler in beautiful Holmes RuI
Acres; l3-acre lot; featured in HouS,
Beautiful Magazine; winner Of SDuth
eastern Regional Builders Award; I
rooms including 3 bedrooms, 2 fire
dows, beam ceilings, carpet; commu,
nifty swimming pool ito be completed
In Augustl' new school within
block: price $1s.S5O; purchaser MAY
ssnn. assume large o,,cad g! 4 rsf 1.cs trust st;
under SO. 900; no agents, please
2006 Sycamore dr., Falls Church: Va
Phone JE. 4-4646. 10
RAMBLER-6 Ice. rms. and Ia baths
Brick. 3 yrs. old. Nr.. Lee hwy. and
Kentucky ave. N. Arl. Center-hall
sso,7SS. ~Ea Terms a.mooans oWner DGS'' Is trans s
agent. IA. 2-1805.
ASSUME $4,000 4sS LOAN on this
3-bedrm. and den redwood rambler,
In conv. area of Falls Church
Airy airy liv; & rm. With ise; dining area ares
Exes Ea@4u' terms Em fhs1fHNs h1ENs a2GGY aSGGG c.js j
SACRIFICE 5-month-old 3-bedroom
prick rambler; fireplace. all electric
school and shopping; FLA loan; Of
ficer being transferred; So; 200 down
price SI3.650; will exchange for
home in Norfolk area. OWNER, JE
LUXURY LIVING-Pine paneled recr
rooms. tile baths, diversified elec.
XII with table space. 18x12 side
screened porch plus a breezeway and
garase. 4 most inviting, custom
lot and quiet dead end street. a
very generous offering at So. $50
with only 5000 down. ARTHUR L
WALTERS CO. ia. 7-520O. "a
STATELY TREES shade this s. bed
IIn..,cn I'm; rambler on iEe lot in SnS sOnS
with fFepl and picture window. All;
loan. Excel. terms. LYNN REALTY
If YOU MUST HAVE 3 or 4 bedrms.
2 baths, bsmt.. lKe. shaded lot. fine
Arl. Sc. close in; you MUST see my
good brick Cape Cod at 4313 18th
st. N. Around $4,000, terms arr:
ia ,4-0s93 or Annapolis s"347
YoTT Yo1TAVsSSN; VcskSSN;'T BEAT TH1s-Ali-oPick
Colonial and only yrs. old on
pretty corner lot near Washington
Golf and Country Club. 23xl4 liv
rm.. equipped kit. with breakfast
nook. pine paneled recr. room and
full bath in basement. Attached
oversize garage and cool side
screened porch. At S22,75O with
excellent terms. this is must!
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO.. ia.
7-520O. %
ARLINGTON and out a-wayS 3-bed-
rm. bung.: huge Liv. rm., fireplace.
full bsmt.. storage attic. attached
gar. Nr. Fort Myer gate. min.
Pentagon. Asking $4,000.
Custom built Lyon Park home: rms.
1st A.. roughed in for heat, bath
and more bedrms. on end A.: gar :;
walk, to Clarendon. S16.95O may
handle.
Out a-ways. 4 bedrms., Ia baths. on
huge lot Excellent buy at S17,25O,
25 min. d. C. BEULAH GOSS. JA
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OPEN | TO PM.

Directions: Out Arlington blvd. tRoute
50). left on Glebe rd. right on
South 9th st. to 1904 and oper
sign.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Realtors IA 7-71R1
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-04-25
Negroes Get 80.
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Continued from Page One)
the cost of operation and mainten-
ance of the clinic.
Browns will also provided that
after his estate had accumulated
$10C, 600, the money should be used
to build a brick hospital for Ne
groes of North Carolina, provid-
ing free board and treatment for
Negroes of Forsyth and Davis
counties. Negro patients from
other counties in the state we're to
"pay a reasonable amount for
treatment and useof the hospital"
The new hospital was to be
called "The George T. Brown Hos
pital for Negroes"
The fact that Winston-S Salem
now has a modern hospital for
Negroes and because conditions
lave changed considerably since
Browns death, the executors of
the will found it not feasible OF
practical to carry out the terms
of the will
To cope with the problem created
several Negroes were appointed to
consider the Negro phase of the
question. Then friendly court &C
ton was started to determine what
would be the most practical use to
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Voters League

Continued from Page One)
ed to work out details for a city
wide contest to be held on the night
of May 18th at a place to me an
nounced later.
The purpose of the contest is to
stimulate greater interest in vot-
ing and political participation by
Negroes
Citizens already registered and
qualified to vote, and to encourage
more to register and quality to
vote
Under the plan discussed at the
meeting Tuesday night there will
be several contestants selling tick
cts for the prize to be awarded at
the May 18th meeting.
The program at the May 18th
meeting will be designed to in
5truct the voters in regards to the
City election. The plan includes
providing a sample ballot box for
each precinct indicating the proper
5oting place for each Negro neigh
oorhood, and sample ballot to be
Ised in the act and practice of vot-
.ng
There will be also several essays
by youth on the several issues arts
NO in the City Election.
The Jackson Progressive League
IS on partisan organization
whose purpose is limited purely to
the matter of encouraging Negro
.itizens to pay their poll tax, regis
,er and vote. 1t does not permit the
Endorsement Of candidates or issue
n any election but leaves the in
hv.dual member free to make his
own choice.
The local league is headed by
ames A. White, a letter carrier,
nd active Church and Civ C
yorker
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Mrs. Spaulding...
frono Pare One)

Continued from Page One)
Mrs. Hedgeman who has been pro
minentlv identified with the Demo
cratic administration will remain
for month to assist in the trans
fer Of her duties.
Approximately twenty other top
Republicans are being considered
for top posts in the Eisenhower
administration. NNPA reported
this week that routine FBI checks
are being awaited on these persons.
Mrs. Spaulding, about So or SO
years old, is widow. She is the
mother of DR.. Albert Spaulding,
of Chicago, the husband of the ex-
Mr. Marva Louis
The widow served with AME
bishop d. Ward Nichols on the
advisory board to the executive
committee of the Citizens for Els
enhower during the 1862 president
ial campaign.
Presumably Mrs. Spaulding's job
will be related to the health acti-
Vities of the new department. Only
last week Mrs. Hobby was sworn
in as the first secretary of the de-
partment which will administer the
social security program and health
welfare activities.
Mrs. Spaulding is the widow of
the late DR.. Albert Spaulding, Sr.,
who was a member of the Spauld-
ing clan Of North Carolina. Mrs.
Spaulding is repeatedly a conf
dant and close friend of Mrs. Os-
valid Lord who succeeded Mrs. Ele-
amor Roosevelt as UN delegate and
John l.. Lewis, head of the United
Mine Workers.
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Branch Y.W.C.A.
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md Mrs. C. c. Mosley, Teen-age
Program Director of the YWCA.
The music was furnished by the
rale chorus of Central Methodist
Church and the Nurses Club of
the Mississippi Baptist Hospital
under the direction Of Mrs. jean
cite Hunt, along with the Trio OF
Lanier High School under the di-
1ection of Mrs. Naomi Denton.
The hundred or more guests were
welcomed at the door by Mrs. W..
l.. Johnson and Mrs. Fl. L. Denton,
ST.. The registrars were Mrs. Fan
ME Williams, Mrs. Floyd Jones and
Mrs. Beatrice Cochran. Those who
served at the punch bowl were
Mrs. Ruby Tillis, Miss Nell Light
SCOT and Mrs. Ola Mae Funchess.
The building was beautifully dec
grated with beautiful spring flow
ers by Mrs. A. D. Rogers, Mrs, O..
t. Gary and their Garden Club.
AS the guests slipped punch they
we're ushered into the gan1eroom
to look at the art exhibit and sew
ing class exhibit.
The large crowd at the tea was
due to the active work of the mem
bership committee and the public
ity committee
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-04-25
Name Columbus f..
Continued from Page One)

Councils Committee on Voting and
GcGistration for his outstanding
leadership in the drive to get Ne
~roes to pay their poll tax and
eoister. He and his wife were
among the first Negroes to vote
the Democratic ticket in Lowndes
County.
Aside from his political activi-
ties. D. Stringer is Commander
f the American Legion Of Colum-
us, former chairman of the Y. M.
:. A., and trustee of the First
Baptist church. He was born in
Iazoo City, graduated from Aleorn
College and Meharry Dental
School. He served as Warrant Of
ficer during World War II.
Presently he is the secretary
treasurer of the Mississippi State
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Dental Society, and President of
he Columbus branch of the MAJ
CP.
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EougaIoo
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tCOnClnueQ from rage One)
lions in both faculty and facilities
that now exist at the College. The
Association is planning for the
largest Annual Alumni meeting
ana reunion in the history of
the College. Each alumnus is ask
ed to be present at the Annual
Meeting. The Annual membership
dues are $500 Each alumnus and
former student is asked to pay his
membership dues through their To-
cal Tougaloo Club and, in turn, the
lDcal clubs will report same to the
Association.
If an active Tougaloo Club is
not IN your community, we are ask
-ng that you send your member
sap dues directly to Mn L. E. By
mum, 828 North Parish Street, Jack
on, Mississippi, and you will be
mailed your membership cards.
Il Tougaloo Clubs are requested
hold a meeting before Annual
alumni Meeting on May 25, 1858.
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refusal to allow the two Negro
players to play in the league.
The resolution was signed by the
Washington County Negro Demo
cratic Club, The Washington Coun-
ty Negro Business League, the
Negro Voters League of Washing
ton County, and the Inter Denomi-
national Ministers Alliance.
To what extent the boycott of
the parks by Negro fans would be
felt by the clubs finances can be
seen by the fact that in Washig
ton County, Miss, with Greenville
as its hub the Negro population
far outnumbers the white popule
ton. An enthusiastic following G..
Negro fans would mean important
financial returns to the Greenville
club as we'll as other clubs of the
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Railroad Porter's
Head Pleads For
Cancer Funds

NEW YORK-A. Philip Ran
ldolph, president of the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters, in
an interview this week, expressed
his support of the 1853 American
Cancer Society's nationwide cam
paign for $18,0C0,000 which is now
under way.
Il am particularly concerned
about doing whatever organized la
bor can in cooperation with the
American Cancer Society to defeat
this terrible disease Randolph as
serted, "for cancer is one of the
worst killers of the human race
today
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-04-25

league.
In the entire area from which
The Cotton States League could
logically expect to draw its fans
here is more Negroes than in any
Their area Of the same size in the
nntire world.
The teams that make up the Cot
ION States League are Hot Springs,
Pine Bluff, ElDorado, Ark; Green
lille, Jackson, Jackson, Natchez,
Miss, and Monroe, La.
The two Negro players, central
igures in the controversy are jim
md Leander Tugerson, two broth
rs, both pitchers from Florence
lila, Fla
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Negro GI's...

*
subdued manner and not few of
them seemed emotionally exhaust
ed.
Stell, who was captured %
months ago, spoke in such a husky
voice that many of his answers
were un-intelligible, Clark edged
through neWsmen in order to hear
him.
Corporal Vernon L. Warren. of
st. Louis, was asked if the Reds
tried to instill racial hatred in him
he replied:
mo, | don't think So"
Historic Operation
The first cancer operation for
removal of lung occurred 20 years
ago. The patient is alive and well
today, the American Cancer So
ciety says. But in that same period
death from cancer of the lungs
have increased five-fold.
Medical Men
Gen. Mark w. Clark, United Ma
lions Far East Commander, and
medical men met the helicopter as
it touched the ground and the first
two stretcher cases were carried
to the hospital.
They all shook hands with Gen.
Clark and with 1t. Gen. Max
well D. Taylor, the Eighth Army
commander.
Their return to freedom was an
occasion Of happiness and every
thing went with practiced smooth
ness.
But, despite the fact that it was
the momentous day in the lives o.
the men who returned to freedom,
their native American humor could
not be depressed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-04-25
Margaret Walker

IOOnCInueu 4 TOM age UneD
Masters Of Arts from The Univer-
sity of Iowa. She taught English
at Livingston College and West
Virginia State College before com.
ing to Jackson College in 1919.
Mrs. Alexander is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Walker of
New Orleans and the mother Of
three children.
A most eloquent speaker, her
message on Sunday is sure to be
at once inspiring, interesting and
informative.
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which the money could no mt

which the money could be put.
Following more than two years
Of study and discussions, the judg-
ment was signed by Judge w. c..
Harris.
All reference to free treatment
Tor Forsyth and Davis county Ne
groes was omitted. 1t was under
stood that the clinic would be OPP
Grated on the same basis as other
out-patient clinics.
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Negro PLAYER

Continued From Page One)
Mississippi towns in the league At
q mass meeting in Greenville Non
day night a resolution vas adopt
ed calling upon Negro fans to boy
colt the local park because Of the
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DALLAS, Texas, PARK CITIES
NEWS: "The most potent force
we can have toward combating
Communism is a citizenry aware
of the workings and dangers of
Communism 4. BY keeping tab
CT the propaganda line as set
forth in the party's known organs,
we would be better able to recog-
nize . y. its more subtle guise."
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1901 Conn. Ave. NV. D1. 1910
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ARLINGTON
Vacant, $15,500

Lovely 2-story Diet. brick home; mr.
all cows. Consisting of rms. and
full bsmt., with lab. and outside en-
trance, gas &C. heat. lEe. Anchor
fenced lot, storm windows and Vene-
tian blinds. Property in immaculate
condition Excellent terms.
FRED A. SMITH
liz 18th St. NV. Elk. 3-o4Sn
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HOUSES SALIVA. Gent,

S1.6OO CASH, assume large 40 loan
on 3-bedroom frame Cape Cod; con-
venient to shopping, TRANSPORTATION.
Liv.-dining rm. combination with
breakfast space. Owner must leave.
Can now. LYNN REALTY. JE.
BIZ ooVWHNER-rhree-bedrm. Colonial;
N. .Arl.; $1,000 down, $116 month
includes everything. Must sell be-
fore Aug. l. ia. $4,000. Ext. 1852.
sis, $50. s-bedrm. and bath rambler S
with full basement and another fun
path, outside entrance. 6 mos. old.
Only $3.50 down: Near Lake Bar
croft JE6;oF. srEFFEY. JE. 4-3447,
6ii s. CHERRY, FALLS CHURCH.
v "a io2s,Y tn dark. Owner must
how'd; rs; full bsmt,; lot 5Ox10O,
compl; Diet, Anchor fenced, shrub
berry. Ideal for family with children.
JE. 2sb0S pirectio Sai: Rt ks So Ten t.
Seven Corners, continue 7I10 mi.
to S: Cherry and No. 5I1. 90
CLOSE-IN ARL. - Colonial. within
your, price range. Three bedrms.,
"a baths; gar; attrac., corner lot;
lge; iv. rm. with tirepl., good-sized
bedrms. with excellent closet space.
ASSUME CT LOAN, Az; 3-bedrm.,
corner brick; nice lot; equipped kit
B min. from Pentagon. Alex.
monthly payments. $65. incl. insur-
ance and taxes; LIST trust bal. S1O,-
zoo. Call XII. S-2224. -26
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARLINGTON--MAKE OFFER - Top
residential; loo. near Pentagon and
Army Navy Club: charming white
brk.; slate roof. 8 nice bedrms., 2
tile baths, rec: rm. with bar and
semss ssIsss e 9 1885, g.
BUT MUST BE SOLD FRANK S.
7-0842 or JE. 4-4247. IA
ARLINGTON; Glen Carlyn-By owner.
LaTse brick rambler; Six rms
and Y bath. beaut. dec; 10 min
utes to Pentagon. walk to school,
bus. playground and library: sea-
80 with $4,000 down. Call ia.
3-aoI6 for appt. any time: IA
story: a-bedrm:. all-tile, bath. lge.
bsmt.. ise. Shady lot. 2 blks. to bus.
sch 4 oolEsa chhgrches: Owner ASKING
A T1S25s' r HT, 4;TSg'' beautiful .
year-oi h home has "l0 large GsOi bedrms.,
ga baths, large screened porch. recr.
rm. and garage. Priced at S29.950
for quick sale. PARKER SMITH
AND D 3 sILL' Realtors to g.
C 81 77s3eli CLUB AREA O Ur,aue
to expansible attic, rec. rm. and "a
bath in bsmt.; excellent condition
and reasonable terms. VIM. T.
ADKINS, 4617 Lee hwy. ia. 1880.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE bedrms
and bath, LIST floor, nearly finished.
RIM. and bath upstairs. Full bsmt.
Large living rm. Excel. cond. Owner
transferred, must sell. JE. 2-SIS4.
NO. ARLINGTON, BY owNER@2-
bedrm. brick. full bsmt., fenced
I'd, mr.. schools. shops, bus. $500
down. S14,500. terms. KE; g.
owner TRANSFERRED s-6edrm.
Fireplace. auto, hot-water heat, full
screened breezeway. IL acres abun-
dant shade and fruit. Vienna 90sM.
sI0.s5O-Nearly new, a-bedrm. ram
SehoSl, 5. 81 900 cash. PROVIDENCE,
owner NJ 'G M1sr SELL e-bedrm. brick
fenced yd. S13.95O. XII. s-1047,
s14,e5o. FENw1cK PARK, Falls
Church. .2-bedrm. brick masonry
rambler. fenced yard, vacant, 81 800
cash; S1oO mo. Providence. JE 2
SELDOM FoUND-substantial brick
Cape Cod with 3 bedrms., full bsmt.
on attractively Handicapped lot, in
cow. close-in Arl. location. ready
ony SSR cash On GsTf H ssnms
Realtors. 9 to 3. ia. 7-eis1. II
SEVEN, ACRES, plus beautifully re-
stored Colonial home, within Is
mile Of The White House; Charm.
convenience, in addition to liv. rm.
and din. rm.,. 1st fl. includes den,
powder rm., de luxe kit. breakfast
nook, inclosed porch: there are 3
bedrms. and IA baths upstairs. An
S spps only ya sSR K sH Sn AND
DONNELL, Realtors, to 9, ia.
BRi H1 RS!tAND-FRAME HOUSE Io-
Gated on Cameron Mills I'd; near
Tm.. din: Tm,, equip: Kitchen, 8 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt., oil INV h.
Slate roof. Garage. Nice lot. Owner
transf., anxious to sell. GRAHAM
{; OGDEN, INC, SOB King St, Alex,
E XII 81 SS,IoU VA TT S1So geautiiul
white Colonial drive by 1924 No:
Vernon st. then call for .appt. Full
price only .S17.950. Lovely liv. nm.
brick fireplace. extra lse. din. nm.
bedrms. and double bath; full bsmt, !;
attached gar, aluminium storm win
dows, Venetian blinds: very heaut.
lot with lge. oak trees and Ice. patio
last long. Can POMPONIO REALTY,
INC, ia. 1860. -25
BY OWNER-Two-bedroo rambler
with breezeway and 2-car garage;
beaut; gift. kit, fully complete;
trees, grape arbor; IL minis. Penta-
gon. $1S.750. XII. e-7579. 20
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BARCROFT-VACANT
Neat rs q. pin is this brick Colonial
Liy. rm. has nrepl.. 2 generous sized
bedrms.. tiled bath, fun light airy
bsmt:, outside entr.; fenced rear yd.
5 rS E little ones; Price OF $4,000 with
ket, so come out early.
ASK TO SEE
$1,000 down, Ss5 mo-, 2 bedrm.
brick, 10 min. on bus to Pentagon
sic. $50 for lge. type 8 bedrm. brick
in Arl. Forest.
F. E. MALCOLM
Reautor ia. 7-3O24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
NEW RAMBLERS
FIRST SHOWING
. SAMPLE HOUSE

OPEN 4 PM. TO DARK
Two and 3 bedrooms; some with
large dining rooms; beautiful all
electric Kitchens; full daylisht base
ments. Many extras you must see.
Priced from $17,950 UP.
GLAZEWOOD MANOR
Directions: Out New. Hampshire ave.
/ mile past District line to Larch
ave, left to new homes.
CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.
JU. 9-0424 Ewes. JU. 9-5170
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
EVANSVILLE PROPER
HYATTSVILLE
LEWISDALE

zoos AMHERST RID.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
Attrac. mod. 6-rm. Diet. brick in
immac. cond.: recr. rm., side porch,
lge. Handicapped lot: conveniently
located. Owner transferred; priced
to sell. Eyes. ia. 9-a770. BRIGHT