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but she has given other folks
due notice SO they may avoid
conflicting performances. Con-
sidering her early notice of
performance, I am willing to
bet she will start her program
at $50. ON TIME! Any takers?
The Liberal Arts Club met
last Sunday at the Dale School,
Savin ST., and was we'll attend
ed. There is much business on
foot for the future, including
their annual picnic, July 5. at
Whalom Park, and a memorial
program in the fall. After
business Una Bell sang None
But The Lonely Heart" ac-
companied by me. Gladys Full
er gave a too short reading;
Cornelia Ford read an excel
lently prepared paper on
Love; Philip Grayson render
ed several selections on a saw
= yes, I said saw, and you
would have thought a violinist
OF eminence was playing; he
was accompanied by Cornelia
Ford at the piano. Fedora Man
ming had a lot to do with the
refreshments which were tops.
I have not heard from Miss
Josephine Crawford of Camp
Whispering willows, so I don't
know whether all the "coun-
selor" vacancies have yet been
filled. Seeing the opportunity
to enjoy the summer at the
Camp, acting as assistant to
Miss Crawford, and growing
mentally and getting paid fol-
it, such places are usually soon
filled However, 1t would not
hurt to write to the address
given in her ad which you will
| find on another page.
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METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. NJ. J. Minor, Pastor
On Saturday, June 26, from
70 noon until-there will be a
chicken dinner at the church,
TIT Shawmut Ave, sponsored by
1.-THE June Club" Deacon Sea-
born, Jr., chairman. The din
ner is less than a dollar
Tuesday eve, June 20, at $3.50,
there will be a Tom Thumb
Wedding given by the usher
board.
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BLUE EAGLE NEWS
By BARBER SHOP CHORD

"
wner Jackson celebrated
Flag Day by having The Star
Spangled Banner displayed
with grand acclaim in the "B.
E. Emporium. Elder Smith and
Maestro Davis saluted the CO.
Tors with gusto. All of the ton
sorialities did likewise. The
longest day of the year will
come next week. Then summer
with its expectant dog-days, :"
along with Old Sol, who will
shine without any rain. Grea-
ter BoSton's surrounding beaches
will be crowded with tour
lists from all corners of the
world. The NE. States J.B.P.
o. E Of w. convenes in Boston
June 25 26 81 ending with a
parade OF strutting Elkdom
marcherS and numerous bands,
bugle-corpS, also dancing ma
joretts -. Colleges, High and
Public schools are holding their
1854 commandments this and
the ensuing week. Pupils in all
walks Of life enter into future
careers of h o p e that past
scholastic efforts were not in
vain, They will look forward to
a world of vast ENHANCEMENT
and discord. What the outcome
will be of the above upheaval
cannot be aScertained with any
degree of certainly. The accord
OF a prudent world leadership
Is the only answer to multiplied
problems not yet solved. Rum
blings OF war reyerberate con-
Stantly. A nationwide demon
stration of safety defense was
held last Monday. Humanity
hid in supposed to be bomb
proof shelters as an exercise of
saving lives should dreaded war
come.
Some predictions are being
made of what may happen in
unprepared areas. Prayers are
offered that generations of adj
yancement and progress will
not be obliterated because OBJ
stinate leaders cannot agree.
Belief must be shattered that
Goddess humanity holds the
whip hand of expanding world
uncertainty, We can conquer
our fears of future destruction
and oblivion in any part of
the world, if God is given first
consideration as a Supreme Pro.
tector from the Wrath of man!
Let us take a stand and mo-
olllze an army of Christian Sol
dlers, who will march to the
drumbeats of world Peace. Po-
litlcal maneuvering now car
red on by international leaders
Will never scratch the surface
until God is made the Chief
Y m pire of their discussions.
outcasts of Christianity must
be brought into the fold to talk
Gods language of content and
happiness. Business, Commerce
and Diplomacy of this universe
can be carried on only by con-
facts with God, whose respec-
tive church denominations ex-
pound his views from a HoIy
Bible written by revered Pro-
phets and Christian Scholars.
The world can be destroyed
sooner than expected by leaders
whose Sins remain unchal-
lenged!
More next week.
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BIRMINGHAM

We, the Class Of $50, on from halle Of fam.
Min strength to Go the right and only ain,
WIN faith God
MIN held high shoulders
Mhen Tears and dangers lurk,
shi
Although high school sreo'e
Ana we leaving Natick High,
IT'S image will remain within
Nhereer paths
As We the en- the
We're be tried;
We know what life demand
But with Gods guidance never be alone. '
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 take this opport-
unity to acknowledge with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions OF sympathy
from various clubs OF our
church, The Union Methodist,
from the many friends of the
late Mrs. A. L. Ceaser who was
laid to rest on Monday, June
IA. in Albany, N. Y.
MR.. and MRS. HENRY CLARKE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
BETHEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. r. A. BATS, Pastor

hEV. Il. a. BATS, Pastor
The recent rally raised a
thousand dollars, and it is ex-
pected that five hundred dol
lars more will soon be added.
The pastor and congregation
are preparing for a mortgage
burning in the near future.
Church School, 8 a. m.Morn-
ing Services 10:45 a. M; even
ing services, 7:30 p. m. The
public is cordially invited TO
attend
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MOTHER WALLS
mem 0RIAL CHURCH
A. Nj. E. ZION CHURCH
S57 Walnut Ave, Corner
Walnut Park
Rev. EnOch o. WOOdhOuSe,
PaStOr

A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the young people to
attend church school at 9:45
am. II am. morning worship.
Rev. Enoch c. Woodhouse'S
sermon on Father and Son. :"
Music by choir Mrs Ethel Taylor,
Director; Mrs. Ethel Moffet, or
ganist, will sing at the morn
ing service. Barick c. E. Soci-
ETY. at $50 pm. Evening Wor-
ship at 1880 pm. Sermon by
Bro. Isaac Mitchell, Jr.
Coming Events: Cartoon Fes-
tival June %; Children's Day
Program, June 81. For trans
portation to and from the
church call GA. 7-7453.
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Courtesy Boston Post
MRS WILLIAM E. VARIOUS ZONE DUGGER), who
received her Masters Degree in Social Service Admnstra
ton from The University of Chicago June IA and who
Chicago as social worker Her husband, Mr.. WILL
LIAM E. VARIOUS who will be discharged from the armed
services June % will attend Tufts School of Social
Service this and will study for his Masters Degree
at u of c. in the fall The couple was married in color
full ceremony in the Goddard Chapel of Tufts College,
before mixed crowd of TOO guests last March 81.
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Ari1nae Burrell's notice of her
concert coming November IA,
$3.50, Jordan Hall, is one Of
the most conmendable ges-
lures have ever seen. Not only
Is she an eminent contralto,
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0'BanyOun's
Observations

You have already missed the
chance to hear Anna Bobitt-
Gardner's Annual recital at
Brown Hall, June 10, but you
still can get in on the Tea,
this Sunday afternoon, June
20, at the Academy, and 3
Claremont Park, and the
Founders Day banquet Monday,
June 81, at Brown Hall. Hurry,
step on it, and get in on these
final features.
The Annual Recital by pupils
of Elizabeth Wheatley always
offers excellent talent who are
being guided by an efficient and
interested teacher. There is on
ly one way I judge a teacher,
and that is by the pupils; and
Elizabeth's pupils always salts
fy. Columbus Ave. Zion, tomor-
row, Sunday at $3.50 P. NJ.
Sunday, the 9th, is the clos
ing annual musical Tea of thu
Samuel Coleridge-T Taylor Must
cal Association, and there will
be the usual grand finale to
our season. We will start at
$3.50. for this once, and I hope
to tell you the full program
IN next issue of the GUARDIAN
The day after S. Coleridge-
Taylor closes for the season
the Boston Belle is going to
carry members and friends OF
st. Bartholomew down the har-
Dor for the annual moonlight
sail and dance. If you don't
dance, the sail is worth the trip
See ad on another page for
particulars. I have been down
with them and know what I am
taking about
The next night, after the
sale and dance have rejuvenated
you, you can come to Berea
s. D. A, Church, 7l2 Shawmut
Ave, before 8 o'clock to hear
me in a program Of songs, read
ing and plano. Rev. Vernon
Carriers First Congregational
A. M. e. Church is presenting
me, and looking out for the
Business end, Hope to see you
there.
Ari1nae Burrell's notice of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-10
HOUSES FURNISHED
Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vac. brh

Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Vac. brk..
2 6edrms.: scr. peh;. rec. rm.. gas.
Stiles ST. sSns 5o s sessHss eDs no PETS
LARGE FURN. House for summer.
Cool; ideally located. Call ia; q
LARGE SfaG HOME to rent at s75s Ga.
NINE fSf Rooms Gs d RA asSss furnished
?ss s1f ses aR5n ss5s 1st tSSu g. M'
BELLE Eli HAVEN, ALEX, vas bed
rms. 2 baths. maids nm. and bath;
BLANCHE 81 S9 0 5. cAToN, IA Agent mt So. .
Co o5ffi Fri S1o AIR CoND.. fully fuTn.
5-rm., full bsmt. house in Silver
Spring: ventilated kit. garbage dis
posal; freezer and laundry equipment.
Mar IA SS SILVER SPRING - Ts-hour
drive downtown. D. G.. 90 minis. U.
of Md. No small children. Reas, to
right party. 3 bedrooms. Call HE
10 6 Mrs oet SxTai 81 MR d. S GRly
Comfort able. Diet. brick; 3 bedrms.. .
heat; nice yard; S125. Pc. 2-4543.
CHEVY CHASE. D. Go bedrooms.
rooms; excel. yard for children: mr..
buses and schools. Open sun, Q to
4p.m. Call EN-. 1851. Ill
CORNER RENO RID. AND NEBR.
AVE.-Det. brick. neat dream house.
S& baths, i rec YIN rm n porch ne0 Ear.:
$3.50. GAN AID. 4-4s40. Sill en-.
VIC. WALTER REED and 18th st. NV.
|7Beaut: furn. Diet: home; conyen. to
powder room and den ist d.; Bendix
de luxe washing machine: brick ga
rage Reasonable. RA. $3.50. Ill
IN-TOWN TINY HOUSES, apt. type
WALKING. distance State Dept. In
tsrn maj. Bank Bank George Wash
Vii pi'e Consider Pi'I short t 0' rental.
open sat - to. nod Houses il
6 GTsens ask * for rs MR q nGe 9Th tito ST.
between Ontario I'd. and Harvard
st.--5 bedrms.. sleeping pch.; quiet
neighborhood; S14j. Omen "a. Sat.
and Sun. or contact SHANNON, &
y 4HSHs VAS "a. s2$ 2as.. baths acre
good ground fruit and vegetable
garden. $3.50. Dunkirk 5-96s6;
1853 N. nth ST. ARL. vas bed
rm.. din. rm., Kit. ist Ar: ali ex-
cellently furnished. Full bsmt.. auto.
heat and .h.w:: nice grounds: $3.50
mo Avail. this week. FRED A.
SMITH. lib 18th st. NV. Elk.
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. 3 bed
/ rms, "a baths. firepl., fenced yard,
a.BED6RM. BRfCKOouiet Takoma
Park. weeks April 26th to June
18th. 1925 including utils. Ty.
radio, Aforementioned. oil heat. JU.
N 4;IfSs Mp.-5-,m. modern IA ram
bier, gas heat; nicely furn., lovely
fenced ward: poss. wk. DIXIE
REALTY CO. ACTS. WO. 6-I 93a.
GEORGET0WN--Dn 2-bed-
rni o,I house With large ,ivlns rm Ri
nc. MA. S-373l. or AID. .-3022.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER desires unfurn. g.
bedrm.. house; conv. to main Navy
near elementary school and busline;
about June IS; max. S135: 1s,mo
lease. OF. 1895. H.
HOUSE OR APT, unfinished: 3 pr,
vic. Chevy Chase, D. c.. or Md:
S125. KE. S-4136. IL"
3 OR BEDROOMS, unfurn.. vicinity
Woodmoor or Indian Spring vii
lage. JU. a-6234. II"
THREE BEDRMS. and basement
modern. preferably rambler; Arl.'
Alex; max. S125; 8 adults. baby
refs. Evenings. IA. 7-2116. IL
HAVE SEVERAL wonderful client:
willing to pay $500 to $500 fol
furnished or unfinished houses In
good locations, northwest section OF
Maryland. EN-. 2-9290.
TAKOMA PARK-2-bedrm. bunga-
low; gas hot-water heat, full bsmt
Lot s0x125; S110 mo. Call Ju
s.B G25e HoUsE-unfurn.. semidet
Pref. NV, vic. Coolidge High. 9
school children. RIA. $3.50. Ill
WANTED or 4-bedroom home
modern improvements, stable and
acreage. Lease, best Of care. Ii.
6-3947. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Detached, ali brick. center hall. 6
rooms, 2 baths, basement. lavatory.
finished recreation room. storage
attic. garage: new kitchen EQUIP.
and hall carpet. inclosed landscaped
rear garden. Price. S24, 800. Open
s sslIS pl. NV. OWNER. RI, KE,
AMfERieGAN .. PARK. mr.. Mass, ave.
Lovely brick rambler; yr. old: 3
twin-sized bedrms., Ige. liv. rm., din
carpeted. So. 1900. Wo. 6-1263;
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
blks. to circle. Best sec. C. c., D. c.
and IN. OWNER. EN-. 10000. III
BURLETTH-Brick home of great
charm and distinction. SO located as
to enjoy q dist. view of Va. hills.
a1vins S d S.drm r% bath al ana ana p porch
on End a.; playroom; gas heat:
close to downtown washington, and
walking distance to every type Of
school. Please call INEZ CUSHARD.
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
CHEVY CHASE, 6o1O 3srd st. NV
Three bedrms.. ga baths. detached
garage Open Sun, to 5. OWNER.
CLEVELAND PARK - Four-bedroom
Semidet.; possession June. BY
OWNER. No agents please. EN-
2-411a Open Sunday, 20. 10
COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL AREA -
Open Sun, 20 pm. 6323 7th st.
n.w.-Brick. corner Tuckermaa ST.
d rms. plus two Enclosed heated
porches; clean condition; vacant
Price, S13. $50. L. QUINCY SMITH.
INC, 141S H st. NV, D1. 7-9U57:
week ends. OIL. 2-947t. Ill
2913 Olive ave-. south
Of N. Open Sat-, "a: Bun. 90.
thing new; 2 tiled baths. 2 fireplaces,
cleo. kit. with disposal and dish
washer; new elec. fixtures. incl
imported crystal chandelier; new
Grapes and curtains. Dutch door
to nice garden. Subject 70 cffers.
FRANK NJ DOYLE. Wo. 6-2037 or
DI. 7-7966. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-10
HOUSES TO SHARE

GRIN. NEW HOME-Conv. transp. :;
suitable for or 2: lovely backyard.
Refs. RA. 6-7150. Ill
WANTED GIRL to share new home
with two young girls. Close to NJ
busline. Cooking and washing. priv
reasonable Call OIL. 4-74S9. Ill
ARLINGTON. 1921 18th ST.. N.-3
girls wish to have 3 other girls
share beautiful 5-bedroom. brick
home: large living and dining room,
Excellent for entertaining. ia. Z
1915. Ill
COLORED-WILL SHARE S-room
house with quiet colored family. NO.
7-631S sfter . pm. To-
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent.l

NICELY FURN. GRIM. HOME Fenced
yard with swings for children. 8
bedrms.: full bsmt.: 4 yrs, old; cony
days: ~. 9-7245 Sundays. Ia
2-STORY BRICK HOUSE. rms,
2nd floor. Liv. rm.. lge. din. rm.
den. fun bath. LIST floor: Washina
ana ssopea aeas eenser
only. s2s5 per mo. JAMES Z. DIXON
g. CO.. ST. $1,000: eyes,. HO. 2
1000, Ext. 602.
WEST CHEVY CHASE-Nicely furn
3-bedrm. .-bath brick home on Q
mice me " 2t B. l-s @R sfErse lM sle 1885,
BEDROOM, 1-BATH. modern los
ia miles south of Triangle and IL
min. from Quantico. Va. Wood.
burning fireplace. coal stove. . bed.
rooms. bath on 1St floor; . berooms
on balcony. overlooking large Twins
room. Month-to:month agreement
n TR2eA to 81 sFtsss o sSPan Ext cs sss Mr.
NEAR WARDMAS PARK, $500 a7th
St. r.w.-9-rm. house. 6 rms. furn.,
Y baths: $3.50 mo. Call VIM
T T;,,S Or Ridsewav 7-36as' Cations
USE OF SMALL COTTAGE in coun.
try in return for part-time help or
farm. Ref. Box 77-K. Star. Ill
UPTOWN 18th ST. Oct, facing
Rock CT. PIX; 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
mod furn., TV, dishwasher. gar
h AVAIL. R April a: q f9r sh mos. at $3.50
FuRN., RMS. 2 baths. oil heat,
$1o4 mo. 1889 Mills ave. ne. Du'
PORTER ST., NEAR CONN. AVE. Bet,
oil heat. 2 bedrms.. lge. liy. rm.,
pOrches. newly decor. Wo. e-s96s.
k ! MA. RID, Bssut. ,,s stone home:
S45e: also Chew Chase. near Circle,
I 4 bedrms;, z baths; maids d rm;; $3.50
Mss; e1 AM Esccs e BENNINGTON: 1 o.
N miles N from Wash. 1 Ige s' 9nrm.. ranch
open seH a fiPepI: ~ bedr i attractive Give
Gai.hcrsburg 324. 325 or INV.
SILVER SPRING-Gracious. nicely
furnished. 3 bedrooms. Convenient
location. Call MRS. DICK. JU.
1901 DECATUR ST. N.W.-S rms.
2Ia baths. income S125. Excel. loo.
and transp. RIA. 6-7346. Ill
Custer I'd rms. Est
fl. bedrm. and bath. Now avail.
S335
CHEVY CHASE. D. c." bedrms., ga
baths; excel condition. Now avail.
Chevy CHASE, MD. Ridge st.-6
rms, l bath. Avail. May Is. $3.50.
EDW. H. JONES d CO. INC.
$500 Conn. OIL. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SUPER MARKET FOR sALE-Doins
er 8 pm. 10
LUNCHEONETTE-Amusements. vari-
| ETY. store, cheap rent, good lease:
$1,000. ME, s-9459. RIA. 6-6307. IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cor. up
per Ga. ave-; cash business; small
down paymt;, 5-yr; lease; clean
3-2717. 10
INDEPENDENT new-car leadership.
Stocked and equipped. $4,000 cash.
Owner retiring. 2033 Nichols ave.
Sc, LU. 4-5200. LII. 2-9262. liz
MUST SACRIFICE money making
delicateSsen, corner store; mixed
trade; doing a wonderful business.
Observation-Disclosures buy. ME. .8-7191;
SUM-. after 2 PM. RIA. '6-5449. IL"
PET. GIFT SHOP-WeIl established
Due to owners illness. rare oppor-
tunity.. Excellent location. DU. =
1895 for an appointment. IL
CARRY OUT SHOP - Sea food and
chicken. Very fast turnover. Open
4 pm. to am. Call ME. S-s3S0.
RESTAURANT DELICATESSEN with
plenty Of business; on and of sale
of beer Located at the gates Ma
rine. Corps housing, thousands Of
Marine and civilian, homes in walk
ing distance. New. large building; 2
completely stocked. Will pay for it.
terms teri ouANTico I Realty sisFY' CO.. CO..
INC. No. / hwy, Dumfries. Va.
Phone number. Triangle, Va, Trojan
5-2840. Open Sunday. Ill
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. near Walter
Reed Hosp. Box 319-D. Star. IL"
BREAD I ROUTE, everasing $lSo
brent x, Mse sEo 5 Sav6 days P5ies 81
RESTAURANT BLDG. MOTEL SITE
"A gold mine location. intersection
Colonial Beach I'd. and u. s. Sol;
near completion, large baked enamel
bldg. large plateglass windows; 2
acres land; motel site already
Drsmisss s' j. of r. sesa sTFHSys Es Sa
hill, Va. Ill
GROCERY STORE on busy Ga. ave
head; a good deal for the right
man. ma 7a No agents. ia. s-3e49 or
DRIVEN HorDoG STAND on Bal
si%0Fe 0Y d z "a kae5s Rent yr s VIZ
7-1a19. Ill
CAFETERIA. downtown location,
doing over $4,000 monthly; seats
175: closes S pm. Manager oper-
ated. $4,000 down will handle.
BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive. 14l1
Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-9743. Ill
RESTAURANT. downtown 18th st.
corner-Rent. $3.50; good lease;
private dining I'm. and apt. above.
Beer and wine, liquor avail. Price,
$35. 900; terms y cash. BOB HOL-
LANDER, Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV, MA. S-9743. Ill
PARTNER, auto. mechanic first
class; must be good or auto. body
first class: must be good; will either
share half interest or sell out
right. Loafers please do NOT apply.
Must have some capital in . grow
ing business. Inquire LU. 1909.
DRY CLEANING EQUIP.-Honman
M Clean System. pressing ma
chimes, pun irons, spottinR board
and numerous other items for .
complete cleaning plant; S.. 600.
WEIIlKNOWN successful business,
forging, light mfgr., tool works: OPP
Grating for 20 years: owner retiring
due to Illness; modern building, co.
900 It. with r. r. Equipment. bust
ness and building for sale or long
term lease to responsible persons.
See Mr.. Castonguay.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS
narna TT 2.002A
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COLORED-I825 9Th ST.-8 rms.
bath; gas &C heat; new dec; Diet
Vacant. 1mmed. poss. UN. 4-7045
COLoRED-14.h AND COL. RID
Home plus income: lge. BLDG; Ia
Priced rient: Reas. terms; JONES
COLORED-6se NEWTON ST. NV
$500 down; 6 rms, mod. kit, cow
ssym sShSS' les. sn0 tan r. aaa NJ
1923 or Ma. $4,000. -i2
COLORED-l6th AND SPRING RID.
Cor. brk. home, consisting Of 4
bedrms., 2 baths. 2-car garage
Priced right at S16.95O on easy
terms. Call Mr.: Lawrence. RA: g.
K RGSSi ~ s..,,d S-71oo. CHESTER Tn
CoLoRED-Sis.soo-e2s Irving st
NV. OwneI occupied. Six rms
and bath, full bsmt.. gas. heat, ce-
ment front porch. very clean. Low
down payment ard notes: Owner
will consider ofier. MI. ShamMell
A Az 275g@o: JOHN R. P1NKEEdTT
c DO D. TS.G Fin ST. N.w.-pet
2-family home; 1st floor. lge. liv
rm., firepl., din. rm.. kit; end floor,
3 lovely bedrms., bath: finished -
nm. kit. and bath apt. In above
ground bsmt.; lge. yard with shade
trees reas. price and terms. Owner,
EMMETT L. SHEEHAN, RE. 7-0400
Open Sun. 2-6 pm. Ill
COLORED-ia2O 18th ST. NV
Open Sunday. See picture section
Of today's Star. CHESTER H.
OR WHITE. 5027 4th st.
NV; 8 rms. bath. rec. .rm,. closed
Sunday e SS.en SO tn 5, Epw p.
ave. DI. 7-6210 or 10. 6.6o76.
-1h
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
TOP OF THE DISTRICT

Near cool Rock Creek Park. yet close
to TRANSPORTATION. schools. churches
and shopping. Custom built in 194S.
large Hv. rm.. din. rm.. modern
kit, breakfast nook and powder rm.
1st A.. 4 bedrms. and baths. Good
financing.
BY Owner-Call EN-. 2-0314
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It's New, It's Different
IN
Authentic CreStwOod

0AI41CA1O1C NICSCWOOU
FOR AN APPROVED PURCHASER
4211 MatheWSon DR.. NV.
WITH GHARM Rk5Pf HOME NE s GEEEF Ta IN
A HILLSIDE LOT OVERLOOKING
LOVELY ROCK CREEK PARK. II
GENTLY sLoPiNd LAWN. THi
HILLSIDE ENABLES THE BsMT
E EE4EE E 59 HE o an HRo8 8N6
LEVEL IS a CENTER ENTRANCE
PICTURE WINDOW. FIREPLACE,
FIREPLACE. ALSO AN EXTRA
ROOM AND BATH: VERY SUIT
d az FAR FaMl RR3cToScs 81 9 THA lsT
5-RooM RAMBLER. A TILED BAL.
CONY PORCH WITH JALOUSIES,
LARGE LIVING RIM. WITH FIRE
PLACE. Ice. DINING RIM. BEAU
IIEuL DE LUXE KITCHEN. 2
5 ghRRns ANb B B3fH. DE Above " Pc PE:
WONDERFUL cLosETs THRoudH:
There are also lovely building sites
available in Crestwood. Call RIA.
S-9233 for appointment. Open after
Directions: 10th st. to upshur NV,
ter. and Mathewson DIR. and open
PAUL P. STONE
REALToR AND BUILDER
To. 2-11O5 RA. 3-e233
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
ST. THOMAS PARISH
WOODT.EV PARK

g. bedrooms, sleeping porch. 2 baths:
has everything; nothing to repair.
Stores. buses, churches, only steps
away: Priced under $4,000. Agent,
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EARL'S EXPRESS SERVICE. small or
large jobs; moving any time; reas.
rates. 10. 3-5401. -15 .
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or hr.;
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-shoLt bookings: ms. LII. 1-95O1
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. s. L. NORRIS.
tn. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-28S9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert Ip2e1 psckins,
AGE CO.. INC Established 1906.
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ANNANDALE. VA,
SILVER SPRING

Two-bedrm. rambler, fenced rear yard,
walking distance to public and paro-
chial schools. $95 per month.
MODERN REALTY CO., INC.
JU. 1880 Open Till PM.
Ill
N. ARLINGTON = 3-bedroom brick
Colonial; full basement, screened
porch, Sl40. Falls Church. 3-bedrm.
rambler. Sis. Falls Church area.
3 bedrooms. living room, dining
area, equipped kitchen, tiled bath:
storage attic, S105
JOHN w. MULROY co.
90 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church, Va.
JE 4-5O00 III
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NO MONEY DOWN
Grocery. equipped to do business;
needs stock. Inspect 2601 P st. NV.
Living qrtrs. Rent only $110, incl.
2-bedrm. apt; oil heat. Ewes, AL
Bookoff, RIA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E ST. NV. Ma. S-9373.
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BETHESDA-Bradmoor dr.. mr.. Med.
ical Center-6 rooms. Iva baths
K aSssaaSs oSne cr:st SaSS rd-Bric,
rambler. rms, bath. fireplace
bsmt., near Medical Center anC
Naval Hosp. Avail. May /; S125.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Aspen SIT
rms. baths, garage. oil heat. Elk.
cellent condition: now avail; $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 39th St.
rms. " baths. garage; $3.50.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 6-230(