Evening star. [volume], February 08, 1947, Page B-7, Image 20

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BUILDERS
ATTENTION
Closing Out
All
NEW KITCHEN
SINKS
Below Wholesale
Cost
ALPERSTEIN’S
ELECTRIC VILLAGE
2*4 Cerrell Are.. Tikm fk. Md.
' Shepherd 2100
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Hotels
Institutions
Rooming Honses
BLANKETS
We Have for IM
MEDIATE DELIV
ERY several thou
sand 100% Virgin
Wool Blankets.
Will sell at MILL
PRICE to quantity
users. Priced from
$£.00
Q to
Malco Wholesale
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Distributors
1020 7th St. N.W. NA. 8559
Training of 1,000,000
In Rifle Use Urged by
Royall for Emergency
Calling for the training of about
1,000,000 young men a year “in the
fundamentals of the use of the
rifle,” Undersecretary of War Ken
neth C. Royall last night gave the
War Department’s indorsement to
the program of the National Rifle
Association.
Speaking before several hundred
members of the association, at its
annual banquet in the Hotel Statler,
Mr. Royall asked the association
to "provide at least a nucleus of
trained riflemen upon whom we
could depend in any future emer
gency.”
He said the group trains men not
only in marksmanship but also de
velops human character, the com
petitive quality and the pioneer
spirit.
M-Day Needs Cited.
"Because of the probable sudden
ness of any future war,” he said,
“we feel that on M-Day—Mobiliza
tion Day—there should be a force
in being of 1,750,000 men, including
10 Regular Army ground force di
visions, 27 National Guard divisions,
and about 200,000 Reserves in service
units. In addition we would need
during the first year of any war an
unassigned pool of some 3,500,000
more trained men,” he added.
In Mr. Royall’s opinion, too many
people have formed fantastic ideas
| of push-button warfare for the fu
■ tuie—without thought to those who
will stop the enemy push-button
pushers and take over the enemy
country after all the buttons have
been pushed.
In its all-day meeting yesterday,
the association adopted a resolu
tion opposing Attorney General
Clark’s recent proposal for nation
wide registration of firearms. The
association objects to any law
which would require the registra
tion of small arms privately owned.
Officers Re-Elected.
The association also adopted res
olutions establishing a program to
deal with the problems of juvenile
delinquency by providing rifle
ranges and equipment for junior
competition, and recommending
that police officers be given better
training in the use of pistols at the
expense of the community.
Re-elected to their offices were
PAISLEY FOREST
Arlington, Va.
Now Offered for the First Time
To Civilian Purchasers
3-Bedroom Brick Colonials
$13,950
Just a few of these homes to be built for civilians, the remainder will
be offered at a later dote to Veterans. All brick construction, fireplaces,
partitioned playroom in full basement, copper piping, oil burner, large
living room, 3 bedrooms, dining room, large kitchen, beautiful high wooded
lots, located in a completed planned subdivision of unexcelled beauty,
paved streets, side walks, etc.
Representative on Property Sunday and Daily
TO REACH: Out Washington Boulevard, just vast Westover
SJS’ffiSi Ra°nttuX Sta?/*ffl.W ,V»7 £
FREDERICK W. KERENS
Sales Inc. ’
1528 K St. N.W. NA 9141
Veterans’ G.I. Homes |
SILVER SPRING AREA I
I $11,600 g
I F. H. A. CEILING PRICE |
No down payment necessary if |
you earn $75 per week or more j
3 bedrooms, one bath, living room, dining 1
room, kitchen, fnll basement with gas heat. |
£ Directions: Go out Georgia Ave. extended one and one Quarter
miles pass stop light at Colesville Road, turn left
f<3 , at the Stone Gate Post entrance to Havden Farm Our
homes are the ones with brick first floors and white tops.
| REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES SUNDAY, 10 TO 5 g
iMelwood Homes Mayflower Builders Inc. |
COrp. 1301 N Street N.W. j|
2730 Wi.con.in Ave. D
_WO. 1412_DU- 8193_I
I VETERANS ONLY! j
See New 3-Bedroom Brick Homes
3900 Block Clay Place N.E. J
ONLY $700 CASH I
$64 Monthly Includes Interest, Principal, Taxes and Insurance
Veteran Must Earn More Than $60 per Week to Qualify
Only a Few Left—Many already occupied
OPEN 12 TO DARK
) TO REACH: Out Pennsylvania Ave. S.E., to Minne- g
sota Ave., left on Minnesota past Greenway Apart
ments to Clay Place, then right to homes. g
MORRIS POLLIN AND SONS—BUILDERS |
! For Sale Exclusively By
GOLDSTEN BROTHERS
J 1429 L Street N.W. REpublic 1988 |
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Francis W. Parker of Chicago, pres-:
ident; MaJ. Gen. Milton A. Reckord
of Baltimore, vice-president and
treasurer; and C. B. Lister of 6608
Thirty-second place N.W., executive
director and secretary.
Indian Wife Must Leave
Home Restricted by Deed
By tha Associated Brass
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.—Because
Mrs. Isabel Crocker, Hollywood gift
shop operator, is three-quarters
American Indian, she and ha- three
daughters must vacate the house
they have occupied in West Holly
wood for the last two years.
The court granted her 30 days to
quit the neighborhood after six
neighbors protested her residence on
the ground her house was subject
to a perpetual deed restriction for
bidding occupancy by persons of
non-Caucasian descent.
Superior Judge Ruben S. Schmidt
overruled the contention of Mrs.
Crocker and her husband Harry,
that the restriction is against pub
lic policy, violates the State Con
stitution and does not conform to
guarantees of the 14th amendment
to the United States Constitution.
The litigants stipulated that Mr.
Crocker is a Caucasian.
Youth, 2 Others Given
Jail Terms in $56
Fruit Stand Robbery
Clarence Julian Craddock, 18, for
merly of the 1700 block of D street
N.E., was sentenced yesterday by
Justice Henry A. Schweinhaut of
District Court to serve from one to
five years for his pent in robbing a
fruit stand employe in the 500 block
of Eleventh street N.W. last July of
$56.
At the same time, Justice
Schweinhaut sentenced Craddock's,
companions. William H. Eamshaw,
34, of the 1200 block of L street N.W.,
was given from one to five years
and James F. Smith, 63, of the 600
block of F street N.W., was given
from one to four year. The three
were prosecuted by Assistant United
States Attorney Grace B. Stiles.
Still pending against Craddock
are another charge of robbery, one
of housebreaking, two of house
breaking and larceny and two of un
authorlzed use of an automobile.
| 1745 A ST. S.E.
V-A-C-A-N-T
6 rooms, bath, 2 enclosed and heated rear porches. %
Automatic gas heat and hot water, electric re
frigeration. Newly redecorated. Near Eastern |
High School.
' PRICED TO SELL
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 11 AJM. TO 6 PM.
LEO V. GLORIUS
932 K St. N.W. District 1995
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I SILVER SPRING
——im—WW—wuNKHiwmTOiwiiiini1" minim minin' i ... • • ■•
719 Dale Drive
Six-room brick house in highly restricted residential section.
All modern, oil heat.
$18,500
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Wm. F. CARLIN
» 967 Thayer Ave., Silver Spring SH. 1919
*
Eamshaw has another charge of
robbery still pending.
In another District Court sen
tence, Justice Alexander Holtzoff
sentenced Raymond A. Thomas, 23,
colored, 600 block of Irving street
N.W., to serve from two to seven
years on charges of robbing three
women of a total of nearly $200 in
cash and jewelry valued at more
than $500. Thomas had pleaded
guilty to*the charges.
Justice Holtzoff gave George M.
Mitchell, 36, colored, of the 300 block
of Tenth street SJE., from two to six
years on charges of breaking into
a store in the 1500 block of Massa
chusetts . avenue SE. and stealing
$1,275.
George D. Green. 37, colored, of
the 3200 block of Cherry Hill N.W.,
was sentenced by Justice Holtzoff to
serve from one to three years for
throwing lye on a woman.
The sentences were among ap
proximately 25 imposed at District
Court yesterday. First offenders in
several - instances were given sus
pended sentences and placed on
probation.
30 Children to Present
Books to Synagogue
Thirty children of the Beth Sho
lom Synagogue will present religious
and history books to the synagogue
library at a mass birthday party to
be held for them by the Parent
Teachers Association at 2 pm. to
morrow.
The children, from seven to 12
years of age, are those of the Tal
mud Torah who have had birthdays
during the last six months. Each
child will inscribe the book which
he is presenting. The synagogue is
at Eighth and Shepherd streets
N.W.
j VACANT
| 605 POWHATAN PLAGE NW. i
l>'« Open Saturday and Sunday 1 Till Dark ,
M Very conveniently located semi-detached brick— 11
M 3 bed rooms; two baths; recreation room; built*
in garage; concrete front and back porches. Gas i
* hot water beat. ,
; CRANE AND HELAN :!
REALTORS
; SLIGO 4000 |
"BATTERY PARK"—Bethesda, Md. |
A
TRULY
OUTSTANDING
VALUE!
$18,950 ^
524 Poik Lone
Open Sunday
1 to 6 P.M.
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Owner leaving city has priced this home low for prompt sale. .On
large find well-landscaped lot, near all conveniences; it includes; real
center hall, kitchen with breakfast alcove, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, insu
lated storage attic; oil heat; attached garage. Challenges comparison!
We urge your inspection—you will like this home.
Direction».• Out Wi». Ave., left on Old Georgetown Rd, to
Maple Ridge Rd., left one block to Park Lane, left to home.
Gorman P. Young, Realtor
Exclusive Agent Dl. 2328
SPLENDID BRICK CORNER
4225 17th St. N.W. at Varnum
OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY, 1-6
Here is a really beautiful center-hall plan home, featuring a living
room approx. 26x16, and master bedroom, same size, both have
real open fireplaces. Large reception hall, spacious dining room,
sun parlor and modern kitchen with pantry, complete 1st floor. 2nd
floor has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, nice storage attic. Full dry base
ment with maid's room and complete both. H.-W. Oil heat, large
yard, 2 car garage. Home is in splendid condition. Possession with
title. We have just received this home and we feel that the price
is right.
To inspect drive out 16th to XJpshur, westT to 17th, and |
right to Varnum one block. Look for the Metzler sign.
Realtor METZ LIE -
1106 Vt. Ave. Dl. 8600—Sun. and Eves., TA. 0620
(QeJtffiwf in Vfai/uHfffoH>/
Homes of 10 rooms; Colonial design;
brick construction.
• Only New Homes in Shepherd Park Section of
Sitfwdk Sheet Weedi
Price is a $)A *7 EA Special
convincer mM jW J m mw financing
Planned ®
for comfortable \
living.
Equipped
for living
convenience I
*Home 1436 Primrose Hoad N.W.
Size up these exceptionalifeatures:
FIRST FLOOR: Large Living Room, with open fireplace;
Dining Room. Perfectly planned and equipped kitchen. DeLuxe
Refrigerator. Den, library, dinette, lavatory, screened concrete porch.
SECOND FLOOR: Master Bedroom, with private bath.
Three guest and family rooms. Second bath.
BASEMENT: Maid’s Room, with private bath; open fireplace, f t
Separate laundry and furnace rooms. Space provided for recrea
tion room.
THIRD FLOOR: Ready or conversion into extra rooms ||
and children's playroom.
Open for inspection daily 1 to 6. Sunday IQ to 7
Out Sixteenth Street to 7900 Block—Turn right one block
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"BUY WORD FOB THE BEST IN HOIKS AND HOME SITES"
• Since 1019 |
1106 Vermont Are. Exclusive Agent ME. 1717 H
D. C. Man Held in $1,500
On Police Bribe Charge
Kermit J. MaUette, 43, colored of
the 900 block of Barry place N.W.,
today was awaiting grand Jury ac
tion under $1,500 bond on a bribery
charge.
He appeared at a hearing yester
day before United States Commis
sioner Needham C. Tumage. who
dismissed similar charges against
Thomas Foster, 24, colored of
Hyattsvllle, Md. Pvt. Arthur E.
Sweeney of No. 12 Precinct is the
policeman to whom both men were
alleged to have passed money to
avoid arrest on lottery charges.
Mrs. Dunbar to Give Talk
Mrs. Ada Scott Dunbar, secretary
of the War Department branch of
the United Public Workers of
America, will speak at 3 p.m. to
morrow at the 30th annual Woman’s
Day program at Mount Zion Meth
odist Church, 1334 Twenty-ninth
street N. W.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1
6509 Summit Avenue
1 is open for your inspection
Saturday & Sunday, 1:30 to 5:30
Lovely brick home with living room, dining room, kitchen,
4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Very nice maid's room and bath. |
Oil heat, built-in garage and lot, 65x150. Has been newly ||
decorated and is in good condition.
Direction*: Out Conn. Ave. to Taylor St.,
right on Taylor to Summit, le/t to S509.
Exclusive With
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
3403 Conn. Ave. EM. 1800 ffl
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8602 GARFIELD STREET
A custom built 6 room Dutch Colonial featuring a delightful living
room with distinctive fireplace and recessed bookshelves. Pleasant
dining room opening to screened rear porch. Modern kitchen
large enough for breakfast table. Second floor has 3 spacious
bedrooms with plenty of closets and tiled bath. Full basement.
Oil A.C. heat. Built-in garage Lovely fenced in back yard. 3
blocks to grade schools.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY
OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY, 1 to 6
To Reach: Out Old Georgetown Road to Roosevelt,
left S blocks to Garfield and right to open sign,
R. J. SCOFIELD CO.
Exclusivs
SL. 5300 Eves., SL. 5816 ||
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A lovely estate of 128 acres of rolling land
about 30 miles from Washington
on good roads close to Birdville,
Anne Arundel Co., Md.
Known as "Larkin's Hill" in Colonial days, this property is im
proved by a fine Colonial house built in 1683. It has been
kept4n good condition, and modernized with oil heat. Has 2
bedrooms and 2 baths, swimming pool, beautiful lawn and
shrubbery. Close by the house are a new barn and stable with
stalls for riding horses. There is also a six-room caretaker's
house, outbuildings and a small tenant house; tobacco barns,
sheds and all the buildings necessary to continue farming the
property as a going farm as it is at the moment. This is a very
i excellent piece of property, and is well worth investigating.
Price $50,000
For further particulars write or coll „
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY
Real Estate and Insurance
215 Main St., Annapolis, Md. Telephone 2684
You will like this lovely home in
attractive Decatur Heights, Md.
PRICE IS MOST REASONABLE AT $15,500
5205 Varnum Street
A specially built Dutch Colonial home. Charming and has
these features—Large living room with stone fireplace, good
sized dining room, den, fully equipped kitchen. 2nd floor has
3 nice size bedrooms with ample closet space and full tiled
bath. Basement has beautiful recreation room and an addi
tional den or bedroom with 2nd fireplace, built-in bar, wash
room and lavatory. Oil hot-water heat. House is in excellent
condition. Located within easy walking distance from
Bladensburg Elementary school, high school, shopping and
transportation. Convenient to downtown Washington. Land
j scaped grounds with nice level lot and detached garage.
A wonderful house for the money.' Drive out and see this
lovely home.
OPEN SUNDAY, 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
To Reach: Out New York Ace. to Bladensburg Rd., left to Peace Cross. ;
right on Annapolis Rd. to Elementary School, left on Edmonston Rd. to Burch
j Ace. and list St. sign, then right 'A block to Varnum St. and left to house.
O. L. MURDOCK & CO.
7 Lincoln*Ave., Kensington Md. SH. 4611-PL. 8602
Office open Evenings, Saturdays and Sunday until 9 P.M.