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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Monday Minneapolis insurance man. brought US in
Readers Digest President Eisenhower had done
inaugural OF had read
called attention to It, and the
committee had furnished with
proofs o article 1t a good piece
would to take from Eisenhower the
to believe that
Republican Senators and Congressional candidates who
regularly and southern conservative Demo-
Rights different
courageousy carried his civil rights
Of without the
credit es the Negro
Hove like Senator Humphrey He told us
a to the American
what the United States really needs
is a w "menaces" like Humphrey
extremely happy because Ike" had
things the American Negroes which
advocating happy However
willing credit e achievement to Republican
candidates unless they have records proving how they
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
letters 20 Ohe Editor
AFTERWARDS IS SOMETIMES 700 LATE

Editor Recently published an editorial in which you
called attention the
advised inquire concerning
legislative candidates FEPC legislation.
suggestion the time check
the candidates FEPC
FORE election Afterwards is sometimes too late
Representative Goodin author both
supporters
Enthusiastically s5th District
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

Even II your mother-in-lsw is
visiting you, It's news. II you have
visitors, guests for dinner, any
thing, let US know-its NEWS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

handled reluctantly and after delaying
Although hope
ment be forced Supreme
Court This will be stupid
control state
anything but who will stuff their pockebooks
student the University Mississippi
before the Negro will
Miss and well they should university
the Negro citizen Of the
cording Constitution equal
cation.-CoLEMAN L. WALLACE. University Miss.
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Subscribe to this paper for
your loved ones In the Armed
Services. Call Bridgeport $685.
Wen do the rest.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE-Corne lot, 95x140;
near Woolworth and Peoples Drug
Store; excellent for used-car lot
500 per mo. EN-. 3-1003. --1p
ESTABLISHED CHRISTMAS TREE
LOT for rent at this location. KEN.
NEDY SERVICE STATION. 5420
New Hampshire ave. NV, RA'
ATTENTION CoLORED RoOMiNG
house operators! Will lease at Low
rental downtown property now In
operation, containing 30 rooms and
25 baths and Kitchens. Meets d. C.
regulations. Real money Garner for
competent MANAGEMENT. Call MR.
LISS, ME. S-666S; evenings. RA
6-S30T. IL
Evening star., 1954-12-17
HOME AND INCOME
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

2s09 M ST. N.w.-Two-story brick
bldg: ground floor. 24'x95; good
business section. S32. 900. Direct
from owner. Partly occupied but
can be Immediately vacated.
SILVER SPRNG-Commereial site
excel location: large frontage or
Georgia ave. Area 1864 so II
Excel. public parking facilities, JU
9-3490: eyes,. 10. 5-4S00. -17
Goth AND L SITS. N.W.-First com.
mercial. 1906 frontage, 2,635 50
It. GEORGE /. BORGER. INC, 64i
Indiana ave. NV, Ma. S-035O.
BETHESDA-2S. $50 So. IT,, choice
commercial ground. opposite large
shopping center; improved with fire.
proof brick building; also adjoining
parking area of 64,400 50. It. Must
be sold as an entirety.
$4,000 buildable 50. IT.; top-gradt
commercial. adjoining 1h-acre pub
lie parking lot. Call Mr.. Lebling
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 4-66SS. ROB'1
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250. Ia
WIS. AVE. mr.. Sears. Roebuck--A
desirable comml. property, frontini
WIS. AVE. commercial property mr.
Sears, Soft. frontage, 6-rm. hous.
with converted 2-brk. store front:
lot improved: price. S27. 500. INEZ
CUSHARD. REALTOR, EN-, 2-423:
or OIL. 2-5S67. IL
Evening star., 1954-12-17
SALIVA. HOUSES roR sALr-vA.
EMPTY
THE XMAS SQX

And make . down payment on this
little dream house. featuring 5 bed
rooms, storm windows, automatic
washer: large fenced yard: $500
cash and SEQ q month viii move
you In before Xmas. Evenings. IA.
Lyn THOMPSON, ia. 2-212l
Evening star., 1954-12-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Drive-In Restaurant loca-
tion; Ga. ave. between Silver Spring
and Rockville; minimum 100'x1bO;
not over $500 50. IT.: viii purchase
or lease 80 years; Ssll Mr; Cole;
& CO, INC. DI. 7-6SS0. lis
Evening star., 1954-12-17
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

SALE on LEASE, Just completed
modern bldg; 11.000 50. IT,. r.r
siding. loading docks. once space
parking area and can be expanded
On q. 8. No. ], in ne. section. Bruk-
ers cooperation invited. OIL. 2-3070
-10 +"
Evening star., 1954-12-17

Mr.. CAMP SPRINGS
2 BEDRMS., FULL BSMT.
This beautiful brick rambler has IT.
IT. lily. rm., sep. family-sized din.
rm., lge. kit. 2 lge. bedrms.. tiled
bath, full bsmt.. roushed in for
another bath: lge. shaded lot: hard
surfaced road; VA approved, $14,950
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
S214 Branch Ave. NE. 10. 8-77OO
Ewes, 10. S-4762, RE. 6-S543
Evening star., 1954-12-17
WAREHOUSES EoR RENT

FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. s.7oo Ga
IT,. In new Prince Georges shoppina
over rd.: separate service driveway
and loading dock: 60c 50. f.: i'm.
mediate occupancy. cAFR1Tz. DL
NEAR UNION sTAfIoN-Rntire noor
Of modern. brick building; 1000 "a.
IT.; truck loading entr. 8. QUINCY
safaa: 5slIi5a:: .ysc arc' al iA!s saa7i g T. n ph
Evening star., 1954-12-17
CHRISTMAS SPECIAI,S

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
cHIILUM MANoR--Nothing down
GL S1S.55 mo. plus taxes and in
surance, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial:
22-ft, hv. rm. with firepl.; lee. din.
rm.. equip. kit, full bsmt, rec. rm.;
fenced yard, patio: close to schools.
new Super Safeway..
HYATTsvILLE-4-hedrm; home. 2
'i; Six. bus: :VtasIC al. nothing S On. Only $3.50
settlement. owner must sell. See
cohLEaE Soii sodsst tpARK-Reduced; s-bed-
room brick. Colonial: full bsmt;:
fenced yard: QI. appr. S12,S00,
nothing dn. GI, only $7S.S7 pays
all: 1890 dn, FHA. $72 mo. total
NEAR Ps1niSs New rREEwAY-s-bedrm.. q
story home. sep. din. rm.; Anchor
fenced yard. Owner transferred; |;
nothing dn. GI, S6S.37 mo. total
payt. Owner will pay part settle
oAKViiEw fH;ii MONT. co.-1st time Of
iered: S-bedrm.. all.brick Colonial:
center hall plan; 22-ft. living rm.
with firepl., 14-ft. din. rm., equip.
rn. list a.; full tiled bath on End: 2
dry bsn1t. Immaculate throughout,
Owner transferred; $4,000 dn., FILA.
$75 mo. plus. tax. and insurances.
Two Houses Sold in SO Hoursl
We Can Sell Yours Tool
ERWIN REALTY co.
WA. 7-12Sg WA. 7-0SS4
Evening star., 1954-12-17
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA,, rynhaven--2-bedroo
brick; hsnit., oil heat; equipped kit;
fenced yard; only $1O.Tb0; no money
down to GI; easy terms. non-vet.
AL SMITH REALTY. KI. S-6652;
eyes,, TE. 6-2957. III
ANNANDALE bedroom brick
rambler. full bsmt... sep. din. II. 4"
Assume $4,000 QI loan. just $17.-
$50, J-W REALTY CO.. IA. S-1s7S.
ARL., n, NO CASH. CT, s17,25o--
This attractive, newly decorated.
all-brick Colonial has lovely rms,
incl. s bedrms.; Iva baths, sep. din,
rm.. full dry bsmt., screened porch,
wnstnss alum ,.ssf storm nr sash ,os ,aS aaS
trees. Conv. ID westover shoppins
and only 2 biks, to bus. Out-of-town
owner says Sell Quickly" Appt
only. See at today by calling KEITH
D. BRUMBACK. IA. 2-S527, ia
AsI.s lIsIS. NO q CASH, c1--very clos.
In. Sl4,765. 6-rnn. hrick-and-frame
Colonial. newly dec. Sep. din. rm.
heat; level corner lot with trees
cony.. to 4 schools. bus. shopping
Excellent neighborhood. Vacant,
heated, lighted. See it day or eve.
by cAutng KEITH ~. BRUMbACh,
ia. 2-3527, IA. 2-5ST3, Q It'll Q.
ARLTNGTON--Duplex. new brick du-
plex. 2 de luxe apartments. fully
equipped kitchens, full basement,
roughed-in full bath, Special pre-
Christmas price, .$23,5n0. 3. r.
STEFTEY. JE 4-3447. --19
BEACON MANOR bedrms., nicely
equipped kit; bsmt.. gas heat. out
side entr.; Anchor fenced yard;
home in beautiful cond.: QI, nc
money down, Sll 400. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-6652; ewes, TE
BUCKNELL MANoR-Three-bedrm.
1ta-bath semtdet.;; newly. decorated
LEe. ~ 1st trust. SlA.75o. so
cHaiS Hasifss BRIDGE, conveniently To-
Gated. lust on Old Domion dr., nr.
Grade school: beautiful 2SxS6-ft.
fireplace, 15-ft. kitchen. Q twin bed
e0oms, full tile bath on 1st f.; ex-
pansible attic roughed In for fin
ashing; FUN dry basement with out
side entrance: extremely well priced
@ SI4.750. +. r. sTEFFEY. JE.
ITO0NN VILLAGE - New brick ram
bier; threq bedrms.. full hsmt., ex-
tremely convenient area, minutes
from washington. MANNAS REALTY
CO.. 2l16 Wilson blvd. IA. S-27SS
Evening star., 1954-12-17

ALEX, vA.--Half city blk. on truck
Rte 1, bounded BY 3 streets with
railroad facilities; containing ap-
prox. .41.5O0 50. f.. improved By
#. ceiling, 3 loading bays, Sale or
lease BY OWNER, Box 392-H. Star.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT

BRICK CAPE COD
Mr.. NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
ETHAN ALLEN AYES.
WIFE WANTED
with charming husband and family,
to enjoy this beautifully redecorated
home. FEATURING: Center-hall
rms, LARGE SCREENED PORCH;
LEVEL. fenced, wooded lot; storm
windows, fun bsmt. with outside
entr.
Also o New Brick Rambler
, large bedrms., full daylight bsmt.,
tiled kitchen; many extras. Con-
venient location Price Is fine;
terms to. suit you. Call before 10
MARTHA KOHN
Evening star., 1954-12-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS
CT APPROVED
CLINTON MD

This almost-new rambler has 8 lge.
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with lse pic
ture window, tiled bath. we'll
Sesrp Spsf ~ sg c1intnn cioss Co'io 10 .ransn IA s,e
stores, churches and schools. VA
approved for Sl2,300.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
HOUSES foR sALE-vA.

LOOKS LIKE SANTA Is EARLY!
Three bedrnis., liv. rm. with frepl.
pvt. din. rrn., equipped kit. ceramic
tile bath; full-size bsmt.; baseboarc
heat: on la-aere; near bus and shop
ping. $16,500. No brokers. pU
b-767Q. III
Evening star., 1954-12-17
ARL., NORTH
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
S2175O

s BEDRMs. AND 3 BATHS ON FIRST
FLOOR: plus i,y: rH; ~; with With firspl;; ar.as
space. full hsmt. has BUILT-IN
GARAGE and space for rec. rm,
Phone for details.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N. 18th st. st Court House Rd.
Realtors. open 0 TIL Q. "a. 7-6l61
Evening star., 1954-12-17
IDEAL FOR LGE. FAMIL

Groom house, excel. cond., we'll
planned kit, 27-ft. liv. rm.. firepl. .
8 bedrms., sleeping porch, Z large
closets, ceramic tile bath: full dry
bsmt. with "a bath: gas h.-w.h.: /:
large lot, Gear garage. workshop.
B minis. walk to schools, shopping
centers, churches; 20, minis. BY bus
BALTIC. Wash. expressway entrance.
Priced low. direct FRONT owner. Ar
range to see this ideal home for
growing children. Phone UN. A.
a6RS
Evening star., 1954-12-17
UNIVERSITY PARK

2Ha-story frame home on lot and Q
es r0Gms aas Ofsn heat a'ss darase m
Located 4409 Tuckerman st. Price,
$16.950. terms. vacant. c. H:
PEARCE. WA. 7-7009, Sundays and
evenings. WA. 7-630S. -19
MOVIE TN WITH DEpOSIT
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Zoning
tcontinued From First Page.)

tCOnIlnueQ from ElfSt Paget}
commercial zoning to permit the
office buildings construction.
officials expected to oppose the
change contend the privately
owned Office building would be
"a use completely foreign to the
area" planned for Government
structures.
1.-THE office building" one Off
cial said, would be only 1850
feet north of the Lincoln Me-
mortal. Every building in that
area has its own carefully
planned setting. It makes no
more sense than putting an Office
building on the Mall between the
Capitol and the washington
Monument
Other officials, however, insist
the predominant land use in the
area is actually Office buildings
whether Federal or private,
They feel the present residential
coming makes the block involved
an island in a sea OF office
buildings" VI
Beyond that. sympathetic Off
cials raise this other question:
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this should be done in three par
ticulaf areas-through the chap
laincy. by the churches keeping
in close contact with the young
people while they are in the serv-
ice. and by local congregations
providing wholesome activities
for servicemen to counterfeit UNI
wholesome types of entertain
ment offered them when they
are free from duties at their base,
The speaker urged local.
churches to prepare young peo-
pie for the environmerltal prob
iens that will face them in the
armed forces. Some churches
have made beginning toward
solving this question. he noted,
but much more is to be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
21st infantry to Leove
Koreu for japan Soon
sy he Associated Press

TOKYO, Dec. 1.-THE 21st In
fantry regiment--first American
ground unit to fight in Korea
will be moved to Japan this
month, the Army announced to-
day. The regiment will be sta
toned on southern Honshu,
Japan's main island, and the
southernmost island of Kyushu
It is part of the Gath Division
Division headquarters and the
38th Regiment would remain In
Korea for the time being
Only two United States di-
visions--the 7th and the First
Marinesremain in Korea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Council
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First PageD
was named associate treasurer
and Ralph NJ. Arkush of New
York, Russian Orthodox, was
chosen recording secretary.
Secretaries Reelected.
Reelected as general secre-.
tary and associate general sec
rotary, respectively, were DR..
Roy G.. Ross and Dr. Roswell P.
Barnes, both of New York.
Twelve vice presidents at large,
an increase of six over the previ-
Gus number. and four division
vice presidents also were elected
today.
The division vice presidents
are DR.. Paul Calvin Payne of
Philadelphia, Presbyterian
Church, u. S. A., Division of
Christian Education: Mrs. Doug
las Horton of New York, Con-
gregational Christian Division of
Christian Life and Work. the
Rev. Eugene l.. Smith of New
York, Methodist Division of
Foreign Missions, and the Rev.
Purd E. Deitz of st. Louis,
Evangelical and Reformed Di-
vision of Home Missions.
In tame ending to a lively
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authorizations for any iral1le-
date action. 8
Noting that the group wants
to come here because Washing
ton is 'the outstanding location
for all trade associations, " MIR.
Dawson said he sees no great
difference between the proposed
building and the Pharmaceutical
and Academy of Science Build
ings, already existing nearby.
Federal officials replied that
these two buildings are semi
governmental" in nature and
were sanctioned by Congress
specifically, despite the .'residen-
tiar' coming applied to their To-
cations.
Robert P. Fischelis, secretary
of the American Pharmaceutical
Association, said he feels his
group will have to protest the
change" on grounds that it does
not comply with Federal plans.
Organization May Expand.
4 At the time the Pharmaceu-
teal Building was constructed,
there were plans that it event.
ually would expand to take in
at least part of the Acacia tract.
These plans repeatedly are still
alive.
Howard w. Kacy, Acacia vice
| president, said his firm has
owned the C street property for
"a great many years" and orig
inally had viewed it as possible
| building site. The idea was given
up when more land could not be
acquired. he said.
Il Officials on both sides of the
deal declined to disclose the sale
price ofAthe land. But other re-
cent laah sales in the area int
dicated itmight be in the neigh
borhood of $50, 600. s's'
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being nearer the center OF Prot
estant strength.
But the delegates voted to
accept the report, 276 to log.
It marked the end OF a four
year search for a headquarters
site.
Segregation Opposed.
Two resolutions relating to seq
8regation' were approved by the
councils division of foreign mis-.
sions yesterday. One reaffirmed
the general boards statements
supporting the Supreme Court
decision prohibiting segregat ton
In the public schools. It appealed
for christian understanding of
both the religious and legal re-
quirements for racially integrated
school systems" at this time. OBJ
serving that in some areas Sac
rifice and bravery appear to be
prerequisite in the adjustment OF
tradition to- the teaching Of
Jesus"
The second resolution called on
the church to- show in its life
the principle Of Christian broth
serhood that completely repudi-
ates all forms of Injustice, dis
elimination and segregation,
based on color or race. !,
Chaplain Chief Speaks
Air Force Chief of Chap1ains
Charles r. Carpenter of Wash
ington told the meeting yesterday
| it was the church's poIasibility
to help young men and women
serving in the ARMED forces.
Chaplain Carpenter declared
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Is it fair for Government to re-
strict use of private land in
definitely in the absence of con-
domination?
Mr.. Dawson said the insur-
ance association. which now has
national Offices in New York,
would completely occupy the
new building. He said it would
be 1.-TWO or possibly three stories
in height" and of "a memorial
character dedicated to the life
insurance people of America"
GSA Has Plans.
Mr.. Dawson said General
Services Administration officials
have told him they still have
plans for developing the North
west Rectangle" but that they
have neither appropriations nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Nurse Director Named

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 (AP1 -
DR.. William Stone, director Of
medical education for the Uni-
yersity of Maryland, has APP
pointed Miss Aurelia G. Winers,
to the newly created post of di-
rector of nursing services at Uni.
Versity Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
prelude, the delegates yesterday
- co. ,tlsAl -
Star stan Photo.

prelude. the delegates yesterday
approved the selection of New
York as the councils permanent
headquarters. The outspoken OPP
position by some delegates on
Tuesday to a general board APP
proyal of the recommendation by
a committee of 10 that New York
be the headquarters site resulted
in further discussion yesterday.
The dissenters believed a city in
the Midwest should be chosen as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24

builder. 1888 Thirty first street
Sc; Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect, to build one-story brick
and cinder block dwelling. 1928
o street Sc. to cost $4,000.
Carl w. Johnson. owner and
builder. 1918 ordway street NV.
and 1920 Ordway street NV: to
erect brick and frame 2-story
dwelling, 1913 Ordway street
NV, to cost $4,000.
Samuel Badian, owner, 2607
Ross road, Chevy Chase, Md:
Super-Bilt Homes. builder. 1907
Ross road; Joseph Seipel, archi-
tect, to build two History brick
and frame dwellings, 1886 3841
Albemarle street NV. to cost
$12, 900 each.
Paul Leps, owner and builder,
1928 Arizona avenue NV: Clyde
w. Drayton. architect. to erect
one 1-story brick. cinder block,
frame dwelling, 1888 Arizona
avenue NV. to cost $4,000.
Paul Leps. owner and builder;
Clyde w. Drayton. architect; to
erect one 1-story brick, cinder
block frame dwelling, 1927 ARR
IONA avenue NV. to cost So. 900.
Paul Leps. owner and builder:
Clyde w. Drayton. architect: to
erect one 1-story, brick, cinder
block frame dwelling, 2939 ARR
IONA avenue NV. to cost $12. 900.
Ernest r. Welsh. ST., owper and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
District Permits
Include 100000
Office Building

Permits issued by the District
building inspectors Office include
the following:
Milk Drivers and Dairy EN-
ployes Local GAG, B. of T.. AFL.,
owner. 100 Fifth street NV:
Charles n. Tompkins Co.,
builder. GOT Sixteenth street
NV; Leon Chatelain, jr., archi-
tect. to build one 4-story stone,
masonry. reinforced concrete Of
flee and commercial building, 40I
Third street NV, TO cost $780,
900.
John M. and NJ. EsteIle Beane,
owner, R-327 L street NE,
Thomas II. Ryon. builder, 46O4
Wisconsin avenue NV; SAINT
myers & Thomen, architect, to
erect two 3-story brick and
cinder block apartments, Is units
each, 4256-4264 Benning road, to
cost N$104, 900.
st. Teresa's School, owner,
1925 v street Sc; John S.
Stubbs, builder. 10507 Metro
politan avenue, Kensington, Md;
Frank j. Deane, architect, to
make general interior alterations
to school, 1425 v street Sc, to
cost $4,000.
Meadowbrook, Inc, owner.
S155 Connecticut avenue NV:
Meadowbrook. Inc. builder, 8155
Connecticut avenue NV; Jos.
w. Rogers. jr., architect, to build
one 2-story brick dwelling, 1900
Twenty-ninth place NV. to cost
$4,000.
Floyd e. Davis, owner, 1929 K
street NV; builder not selected;
Leon Chatelain, jr.. architect, to
build one two-story masonry,
concrete and steel Office building,
1929 K street NV. to cost $780,
GOO.
Clinic Properties, owner Ring
Building; Otis Elevator Co.,
builder, 1912 Twentieth street
NV; to E install one-passenger
elevator, 5401 Western avenue
NV. to cost $1,000.
Edwin B. Washington, owner,
1888 Kenilworth avenue: builder
not selected; r. I. Vaughan,
architect. to erect one story and
basement brick and cinder block
dwelling. 1855 Marine place NE,
to cost $4,000.
John A. Wise, owner and
builder, 1888 Thirty first street
Sc; Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect. to build one-story brick
and cinder block dwelling. 1896
o street Sc. to cost $4,000.
Frank Freeman, owner, 1913
New Jersey avenue NV; builder
not selected; L. w. Giles, archi-
tect, to erect one two-story brick
and cinder block dwelling, 1910
Irving street NE, to cost SIS
600.
John A. Wise. owner and
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builder. Spaulding Heights, Nd:
L. w. Giles. architect. to build
one brick and cinder block one
story dwelling. 3159 Westover
drive Sc, to cost $4,000.
D. r. S. Flood. owner. 1921
Connecticut avenue NV; r.
Girard Lee. builder; "A. M. Rim
audot. architect: to erect one
two-story brick dwelling, 3714
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Albemarle street NV. to cost
$4,000.
d. r. s. Flood. owner, 1921
Connecticut avenue NV; T.
Girard Lee. builder. 7240 Wis
consin avenue NV: A. M. Rim
audot, architect: to erect one
two-story brick dwelling, 3712
Albemarle street NV, to cost
$4,000.
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With Separate Dining Room and Com parfnlentet

Yousl find ..WELcOME" in every room. Soft
wall colors, nnoteriols both procticol as we'll as
eleoont The entrance holl leeds to oil rooms
Living Room with fireplace and dining room are
Jorge ond inviting. Kitchen hos the new THEIR
MlDOR" waist high oven and ronge. There's
Fornco top work space, ample cobinets, dis
poso and breakfast space. Three comfortable