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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Citizens Hit High Prices
New Group
To Handle
All Cases
Catholic, Negro and
Jew Constitute New
Committee on Rights

Reorganization Of the CT
vii Rights division Of the
Wayne County Prosecutors
Office was announced Tues
day by Prosecutor James
McNally.
The new department Will be
composed of three assistant pros
eoutors, one a Negro. one a
Catholic and one = jew, 10 be
assisted by Investigator Andrew
j Smith The department mem
bers are Vince KAY AL Buidick
and Ernest Richards
Alterna,es for the ihree mem
beis will be assistant prosecut-
orS Monash BaChoI and Rogers,
Mentally declared that all
complaints should be brought
10 this new committee and
that il would process them
without regard 10 the COM
plains or defendants but sole
lY on the merits OF the cases.
Reason For Change
He said that he was dlSsatis.
fled with the handing OF the
tsse PROSECUTOR. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Axe Ends Fight Over
Stolen Lady Friend

Struck twice over the head with
double-Vdged axe. Cleveland
Shields 80. was dead OF ARRIVAL
at Receiving Hospital last Fuday
night where an inspection oi his
injury showed that his skull and
brains had been split by the
blow
Wilson Pryor, -. Of 8707 W
Jefferson. was arrested fo the
killing. after he had admitted
striking Shields with the axe
According TO the statements Of
Esther Lakes. landlady. 1907 W
Jefferson. Shields came ~ the
house at $50 Friday night look
ing for his former girl friend,
Annie Suber % OF 9l95 Peter
son, whom he thought was in the
house with Pryor
When she refused 10 LEI him
in. the landladY said that
Shields forced himself into
the house and began 10 argue
with her. He told her that he
had a gun and would use II II
necessary. she told police.
Beth Pryor and the landlady
stated that Shields began look
(Ses AXE ENDS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Southern Clio
Claims Gains

oSsoSrON.-Organigation of
c cSvOOo new members into the
SIO IN the South was re-
pp9ried here at the national
ny p. convention by President
Philip Murray.
willard S. Townsend. pres.
.aeni OF the United Transport
service service Union. and Ferdinand
S'niih, secretary treasurer Of
.ne National Martins Union.
we're reelected 10 the CLOS
executive board.
group of delegates. head
20 by Walter p. Reuthsr OF
me UAW.cIo, Emil Risve
Tno George Bsldansi OF the
ssNlle workers. and Clio
secretary treasurer James Ca
w was reported laying the
s.ound work for the election
nskl year of q eolored vice.
PRESIDENT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Murder Charge
Filed In Case
Of Buried Body

A Arst degree murder charge
was brought against Eddie Thorn
ss Kimble "a, az 954 f. Vernon,
last week in the Oct 2 staying
Of his wife Elvira. whose body
was found Monday. Oct lS. bur
led beneath rubbish in a garage
aoor AZ the rear Of 1927 ST An
tome I -
questioned when his wife dissp-
reared three weeks ago but de-
MED any knowledge Of her where,
abouts. freely admitted he had
killed the woman when he was
,s.. MURDER CHARGE. p. AZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Three Pass 1st Hurdle
To State Police Jobs

Three colored applicants are
nov being considered for tram
ing for the Michigan State Police
accord,nc 10 a letter sent by
conmissioncr Donald s Leon
ard 10 DETROIT TRIBUNE ed
itor Ulysses W Boykin.
Leonard revealed that seven
race applicants for the state POI
lice signed up for the eXamlna-
lion but that only four ap,
reared OF these three passed
and one failed.
He explained that following
The written examination
field investigation Is made
into the character OF sppll-
,arts and other qualifications
which are essential in eandi-
dates for police officers: Those
who meet these qualificanons
are summoned for eompleio
nhvsiesl examination as wen
an appearances before
hoard OF review for q TURNER
oral interview" t..
The field examinations are luSt
for the group whlch
Includes the three Negroes leon
Isee THREE PASS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

Law Used In
Kidnap Case

WASHINGTON. d { The
Lindbergh kidnap law Is being
used by the federal government
IN the prosecution OF two whites
who are charged with Scizlng a
Negro and transporting him
across state lines 10 peonage on
then fathers farm
Under indictment in the
Eastern District OF South Car
olIna are John Ellis Wilhelm
and James Fred Wilhelm. John
Ellis Wilhelm Is also indicted
for peonage.
The Llndbcrgh law indictments
charge that the two men trans
ported James Dewitt from HartS-
tSee LINDBERGH. P. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Initiation
Hardest
On Negro
Detroiters Testify
Wednesday Before
Joint Committee

WASHINGTON. d. G. -
Colored citizens suffer dis
proportionately from infa-
ton. NAACP is prepared
10 tell the iotnt Senate
House Committee on HouS-
ing. which is holding hear
ings in Detroit on Wednes-
dav. Oct 81 Protests Of the high
cost OF living are benng aired be-
fore the committee IN KEY ctieS
throughout the country
Reports from branches in all
large cities confirm that color
ed consumers pay more for food
and rent than other groups and
suffer most during periods OF
rising prices like the present.
The New York branch reports
that in Harlem the housewife
pays SIX percent more FOR food
than others IN normal times TIE
spread g even greater to-day 4
declares
The Cleveland branch re-
ports that Negroes psY dispre.
poriionAielY high rents for de-
tsee HIGH PRICES. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Massa chusettF Way for Michigan
Report Shows Law Results In
Better Emplo yment Opportunities

BOSTON - SUCCESSFUL operation U Iht NIHIt ~ :
chusets Fair Employment Practice Commission. Mlchgs
port conclusive evidence that FEPC can and VIII work
The Massachusetts commission was established by
law which took effect in August, 1916 hut was not tul-
IL organized until November Of last year
Mass discrimination against members of minor.
., oroup. because of race creed, color, national
origin is diminishing, the commission believes al
,bouvb il has not been erAdicated
IN DEPT. STORES
The greatest improvement has been made IN de-
nortnont stores which have begun TO ntegrate quail
6ed Negroes into their operations Another concrete
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Police Must
Pay $4,000

A Chicago detective Thurs
day was ordered 10 pay $4,000
damages 10 bandleader Eddie
Mallory and his Powers model
wife Marian for false arrest
on Nov. 20. ls4s.
The detective was charged
with arresiing the pair. and
calling the wife a white
prostitute" and The husband
a "proeurer." They were held
for IA hours before being re
leased.
The detective, John Gses
has filed notice Of appeal.
The court order requires him
10 pay one thousand 10 Nal.
Tory and two thousand to his
wife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Dodge Local
Elects Five

"The most vicious racc.baltng
we have ever had i'm any local
union election" was Regional
Director Emil Mazcy's dcscrlp-
ton of the campaign carried on
by the left-wing caucus M
Dodge local for the election
OF delegates 10 the JAW ClO
international convention 90 be
held in Atlantic CITY beginning
Nov 2
The raee-baiiing was unsue'
eessful. however. and five Ne
qroes were elected delegates
in the clean sweep which saw
% Reuiher supporters win ev'
tSee DODGE LOCAL, p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Leftist Race Batting Fails
Leaflet States
Novak Backing

The leaflct distributed by Mike
Novak president Of Dodge local
3. UAW-CIO reafirming his
support of the colored candidates
for convention on his slate Is
here in full The
text follows
DON'T BE MISLED"
"A fake and phoneY slate
was passed out by tho oppo-
sition bearing my name which
left off BILL baltimore.
BARRON WILBURN. FRANK
BLEDSOE. W. MCDONALD.
BROWN BANKS JR.. and
FRANK HOPKINS. who are
tSes LEAFLET STATES. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Fred A. Allen
Heads Work
For Jeffries

Fred A. Allen. prominent
business man and civic leader,
has been named chairman OF
The Jeiiries for Mayor com.
mifiee in the colored com
muniiY.
Allen Is president OF the
Paradise Valley Business
mems Association and IS as
soeiaied with almost every
significant organization in the
city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

no H20aa WAC posiUveiv
denf.fe5 tm So thc h-c,bcr
Seen Sunday
Aecc1'uG 20 ito 'to fary
rad las' seem 3an 1eu he
came 'He nH 81 N m.
Sunda Az tAa tre Ianu told
them 'ia' De GetNg so M sc
% 'rEstc sHan 81 Youngest
atotho Brown no Bad Just
arrived ior Ncnpi Tenn =.
last Tbs s6s an Fc en-
With Junius and Brownie was
woman whom the brothers
knew as Zadie Terry as. who
lived r suburban Detroit with
private family. She had been
known 10 keep room IN De-
iroif where she stayed on Wis
It's. they said.
Brownie told police that Jun.
JUS had driven him and his.
wife and the Terry woman r.
lnksier Sunday afternoon.
Around six oeloek Sunday eve
nine. Junius let him and his
wife out Of the car az their
home IN River Rouge and drove
of with the womsn towards
Detroit.
shortly after 'ac hodv vsI
found in tHp weed. ieA c' ru1
r.t,.ot.,.I. T..@ $50 3D.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
JAW Leaders
Disagree On
Statement

CHICAGO-A meeting az col
otcd leaders OF the UAW-CIO
was held here on SUNDAY 90
discuss the perennial proposal
Tor Negro vice-pteSident for
the union, but conflicting stories
came out OF the session
Shelton Tapes president 20
the Production Foundry unit
of Ford local 500 Distributed 4
release with the signatures Of
a large group Of leit-wlne stall
warts. plus two nght-wneerS,
James Watts and Edward l.
Hester declaring that they would
CSee JAW LEADERS. p. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
No New Policy On
Hiring, Ford Says

No change in the Ford Motto
Conpanv'S employment policy
40 the new Naval Armoiy plant
is being contemplated The DE-
TROIT TRIBUNE was informed
this week
In n letter Go ULYSSES " Boy
kin editor + VI Baker direc-
Tor of the hourly personnel de
partmcnt declared:
Il would like 10 take this
opportunity 10 advise you that
we are not contemplating any
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

change whatsoever In the usu-
al employment policy OF the
Ford Motor Company"
The letter was N reply 10 An
inquiry by Nj Bovkln directed
10 Henry Ford II IN which Nh
Boykin said:
This letter - 20 inqune as
20 the policy ~ employment YOU
IRE To have regarding the cm-
plovmcnt of workers at the new
plant located IN the place az the
tSee NO NEW. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Left Slate
Called White

The hly-white slate distributed
by the lcft-wing al Dodge local
3. listing its candidates for JAW
CIO convention delegate and
called the white slate by It's
race batting supporters IS here
reproduced in part The text
follows:
The following Candidates are
Pledged TO.
Vote for %. Vote by name or
number.
Il. irwin Natzke
%. John Nadratowski
~. Art Piner
% c. Baker
Isee LEFT SLATE. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
City Reopens Effort
To Condemn on 8 Mile

Claiming that Il needs The lana
1t owns in the area IS nursery
for trees. the City ~ Dc;roitths
week renewed us plans 10 have
the property ~ 20 colctCd faur
lies condemned IN the Eight Mile
district in spite ~ state SUI
prene Court rulins up>ettine a
l945 condemnation Of the land
The Supreme Court ruled that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
OAR Denies Color
Bias Against Women

OAR II she b daS able and
eligible has authentic lineage
and can Secure the endorsement
of two people 20 whom she IS
personally known
An members Of the OAR clam
deScendancc from participants
tsee OAR DENIES. P. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

+ pr James McNally
oenied request by the
AAt 500 an inquest into the
t4n Beverly Lee Is year
NHo was shot last week
cuan investigating the
rs purse nea Tenn
~ 500 vermont
& told Edward NJ Swan
nAA CNccutVo secretary and
Newport. NAACP al
former assistant pros
ai when sufficient eVI-
o'r placed before him TO
inquest he will order
In he menaiime he backed
UP 1c decision by Assistant
Pc ccIior William Brusseier
and aomieide Squad Inspector
GeoF3e Branion that the kill.
ing was iusiifiabIe homicide"
~, shot and killed when
rom policemen who
csteatlng the purse
'.'' They we're looking for
nd Lee is described as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Inquest In Killing
BY Police Refused

haunR been large boy for ms
agc.
Witnesses dispute the police
statement that they founo the
contents OF The snatched purse
on hrs person
Commenting recent news
See INQUEST. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

tlNGrON. ~ Denying
had Disseminated ON a
race and color Daugh-
% NC American Revelation $
president. Mrs. julius y
saIc ~ Atlanta, Ga. told
Hcn here that a Negro
w would be admitted 20 the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25

ACHE, ement the virtual elimination from all newsps
per ads Of statements Of preference or rc
gion
The commission has received more than $50 com
plants Of which 200 have been based IL has
Investigated and ccnciated all Of them without hav
ing to issue any and desst orders and without
any resort the courts
II has found that by conference mediation, and ed
ucation il is able to achieve its aims and that business
See REPORT SHOWS p a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Vet Found Strang Ied
Near Telegraph Road
BY HoYT FULLER

Inc brutal MYSTERIOUS Slaying on i2Neal-old Army
patch Of weeds OF the EXPRESS ghWas with he head
beaten in and blue silk tje knotted tgh about Tho neck
neared solui police launched full scale nyestca-
ton this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
NOTICE

Kenneth Brown and Richard
"Diek" Jennings are no longer
connected with the Detroit Tri-
buns in any capacity and are
not empowered nor suihoriIsd
10 act for same. the editor and
publisher announced this week.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MOTH NOE! &c CAPITOL ST. T.. 1Yt e9mmersial 9l
future business; s active section: priced for
BEkSsfE1N ' & CO, o. 14i6 . K ST St NV W. ME: IL
a. sEsF Zee 5asa 5atd ST. With it s
vate ORGANIZATIONS. etc: accessible to = all il
ssss$Rs9S SssR EssPss s5
Is59 StSDhSssM9kksS Mk Sf ~; NE.1st : com
brick brick and nc adjoining lot; all together
ft. deep to alley; ideal for remodeling into
i@medisssS sale; ss IEoN eed aooDMSa: ss e. *
osts VIZ WpE suaahys HVf EA ssss .t
IsnS; y S ROTH IyTA "a 7sse Pa; 60:
ersi merehandise in one one bldg, % sox4 lo 40; also also
sisting Of liv. rm. with firepl, lge. din.
buiit-in sink and cabinets; also stoves and
sedrm. with tile bath and shower on nrst
extra beds on second A.. lge. unfln attic,
lse. bsmt.. with oil h.-w.h. This property
Is ssgafed hsdre on nyg corner nd o S7s #
M; Dishli UN: 1910. HYATTsViIIE M
SGSTMfSn NokTH Of c8 WASHINGTON CIRCLE LES one
suitable M Tor oces sioF easily fha
Il Sr 'S5e ans apt bRR RsskPs RY Il year cS
lss ssss 1a fsa. sla deal as tes
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 800 at Block B st.
s,w-2-story and bsmt. brick, 9 rms. and
IN rear; excel. opportunity to convert to
giI;Il1k;o Ii;l1;ss 1SyEssTyM5ENT II ss1TyM5 CORR. si5 gsnd
sS1lfanfi sMsa EIok1SA o AVE- NE.-oxneT Tns must
sell In its entirety, a long established, fully
sauss ssaBfa rsa aat0 ssass Tssr l69o P s .
ton Of this lot; being located near the
5 a1sy ezc esnp # enss sh s saf e Unlimited si
sssf.; Ssssf; Plssss Harry
aYEs" srEefAL1zE-1n the sale of
business t,is property Of all types May as.
RsEass Ealqf fce5ssd Ct Sonasd fs5sss
"a. slUksai AyE.s e. hFah shsS ALl1sos-rlrss com,
Sssd sas sasd.y NJ a. Hr9s5 5ss SA Sos s0s
kEzE sEEzkPfN NokfH 5sf ltaT leATF1Kot L AND So
over 5000 50 It. MI. Hunter. Ma $500;
eyes eyes, az snd 1NS sund1ay' e; 52sS. BOSS &
kEAk % bEFf. EF sToREs' u and nd" oovernmen.
bldgs.-Four stories and bsmt. corner bldg.
With sleyator Approx; 1880 g e. e:
or as offices. Call Mr.. Fischer, with
pREYEgss BROS, Realtors Ma. 05s2;
kossLYN; "a g-s.ory brick bldg,
containing stores. 3 apts.. and vacant
lot in rear, 55xb2; takes $4,000 to
handle. Exclusive with LEE & PARPART,
ozoieE oz Ssse' ',sdtlLcoSMsac1AL 81 iSsnsa1A BLDG, Be
thesda-Nearly 5000 50. f.. real buy.
VICTOR WIcKERsHAMs ABc REALTY q
PEvEL9PMENT Ps a45p E ga ga 4e28 4iss st. NV"
CHOICE saSIL Ie h:s;oeMM MNMIcksEissHSSgs sEiss slsg
AAgss AIss REALTY & PEyELz1PPMEENMr azoP Ell oSss' So;'
BIIDENsBURG RD-1st commercial; det
home,s rms. and bath. INV; heat; lot
owner sacrificing for immed. sale. Call
GE; 227o until 8 pm. BRloHTWS0SoD
4 81, N.01ss commercial lot, on very
busy block; ideal for any business. Raj
YELL REAL EETATE CO.. 6H llo3.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
OFFICES F0 RENT.

1872 EYE ST. N.W.-A7ailabie April /.
ag4a -Four ,ur ioors and English basement.
bd serTee reE esss n sGmDsts Ss:
per tenant, one floor; floor sizes from
ae WENeER 1e3a g. c. E. f NC 4qS s. f.
FiRsT CONE ONE FfRsT nas p0Sg sSggRvEp-omne2 ls.
aaf and % 1ne ss1o smell downtown ONCE available.
OFFICE. S-5oom suite, very bright, Just
iissS,I 1882 X st st. NV: Harwill Building-1 de-
seeeOted 0 saRsR sae sToNRsRAkg e sRfis
1sS 1stS sr. St coz of "a NfMTos f1sa Nw asas
hS%IRs ASG9t sos s,p, is IT, IA +: sqSS 9s Govt
profit organization; 35 rms. and basement:
ds s fSFsh ssHF' fIf! ess co
M FGRNfsaEb Ii bS oFF1cEs. Fa s10 desk space, t.l..
orator, [. j. COVE, 500 Eye St. NV.
DENTIST. very desirable suite In modern,
downtown medical bldg. can be arranged
Chair Tans pmbns and 'ssoFK see nssad saf
Apply resident manager. Park Lane BLDG.
EGo seS NJ E'f BERNsfEN Eli co 60 Me Me- E4e bz6o
1900 BLOCK DE SALES ST. N.w.9so
rms; 10 rooms per moor Prefer to rent At
ne pEE ES 10, nooi' SoNNSH O. NJ sN'
cENrGKY BLDG. 412 5th st. nv: facins
fod gare on serO sse xs
newly redecorated; private lavatory; ideal
location for insurance once or any other
ohS sysse sess. hs %orn is the
eE9of e0 1Ne Ssdas 4as iEb THOMAS p j. F1ssES sssa
SMALL oFF1cE excellent downtown loes-
T%o iS Iasn1s AND THREE isos Room SUITES avsi,.
able now in newly reconditioned BLDG.
sa ,SiH aes Soss COMET sSi nv Realty E P'Ss6
pEsikABLE BE- X 3 fyf nowNrowN 5H IocArroN&sx-
cellentlEy cell lighted of1ce $50 monthly. Phone
SENTINEL sERvIcE-Your once by proxy.
tseDnSns tel. aSSs Iatss ns mail address
s.sToEY comm; n, s BIDS newly dec; immed.
batbs blaS l4tR 81 oWsE II stare Ta 4S i? rms ans
,,sa W. ss1sseE ssgIsi.f svslss'
GLARENpoNoce a ,9s for phz,!s5an H!sh-
SEsIx sSRs11i fsess fSsReassopEhahp.H: rooms: l.rs. i'm.
saN6 spssf gear 1N prics S s12S g4 Harvey l. J9nes
6EsIkABLE,H CESTRALIY LOCATED once
spt we GSstea vii ts to
SMALL 2-ROOM SUITE. National Press
Blds Big t not more than occupants desired.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS LoCATIoN-con-
ONCE near Statler and secretarial help with
gentleman similarly occupied For infor-
nation. call ME- 0S74 lea
1I09 X ST. N.W,-3 frst-foor rooms, ap-'
proximately 14x15 each. One small sec.
ond- -hoor-front room, 7x1O Call H L,
RUST co: 1901 18th ST., Ma 500. 40
OFFICE SPACE, modern. in heart Of Silver
CHOICE DOWNTOWN OFFICE space avail
able: 500 SO, #. to $4,000 50. #. Boz
24S-G, Star. 30
BEAUTIFUL, executive-type suite at 18th
and Eye sts NV 1000, SO. IT. now, 400
ss.sf kzS idsSP coRBs sSsa''s eo '5ni RT s,S5;
DOCTOR RETIRING, will rent e-roona
suite Of Offices on ground floor, S125 mo.
at 7002 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Md. Bus
ss At door door; WI 257l: 2nd-r apt available,
bath. furnished; S75 mo. 20
Evening star., 1947-02-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

1ss Es AeREs se1ses nery aea new 4Foom Ru1s.e
s2IHsq$ Sg .sssRssil g 2skisv
and res sf bu9 h0%s as sseo sFSs barn M Il tsas Hs
EadREnENA AGEhEG1 AnaPPffs aPPGE okSesHAs sel.s
il Iio acres Of weil producing apple orchard.
cattle Ivy Good ' e-Poom @ house, % eieetricftv. tS &
part basement; barn and many other OUT
buildings. Large packing house with base
come come between s $50, 900 and $a5 5.ooo' Price
includes about 80 head OF stock, tractor,
trucks and other farming eauipment. OF.
Can be purchased with substantial cash
and excellent financing. SENATE REALTY
co, I09 Eye ST. NV" Ex. 327o. Eyes'
sS3 -ACRE FARM, near olney, Md.E"In
path of fast DEVELOPMENT Estate section.
ws ep reh r6nR an sood
improvements. This is an opportunity to
ACQUIRE a property large enough to war;
in value due to location reasonable cer-
tainty: For complete intormation ineIqd-
pERg 5s griss &C. fpd NC teTn BIS p A6S
@ susdsy "a and % evenings Ras cali Ii Mr.. Il Gay. 4sS:
y 4. s,AJsE i q FARM, facing Route g, = Cat;
very good condition. New barn. masonry
and metal roof sbout to 24X3o IT, Masonry a.3n
seR Esesp sEY co s E. e e. ns
HowxaD rs ao co9sr9ApDgox GSss E aSgo o. acres on
CAPITOL @ FL near a post ONCE in Highland, Md;
s 70 bus IN Uo9a
has 7-reom Solonial home In Eood ,co.i condi
heat hot and cold watsr g. modern 2se S,.1sa bath:
room; maids room in attic; barn, chicken
house and meat house; this property Y
being offered for the first time and win
purchaser; can be used for any sort q
seass sG sen asskly ss M1 At $4,000 gefis1n
REALTY, exclusive broker. 1927 Ga. ave.
81; 300, am. to pm. If no answer.
atsgEsd fa5l III lsss sssfscrros Of w.r.nson. va Va.
standing bug on today''s market. 7-room
Tep bFishe eSesrful In dinine v nm rm srsnsa 5
Screened S9saS porch, ise. s k., sink combinssios
s o k and s Bath on nd sool
ss ES9f horse
ssTn ssIns fs House sd aa corr e eEs
and. About 10000 It. Of iss, tiabs..
sordeFed BY large rgn aTist hs Is sns e psce
fni living. Located 54 miles from D. q.
SENATE REALTY CO. ae 1des Eve st. ~"
x Man 7g e. handle Eeh iso-aers farm in Mont
Co. on shares or partnership sulteo LOT
stock or general farmi11g 1 Esst' E.s on pise~
CONTINUED on Next Pass)