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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
JAW Local Removes Red Secretary
Clio Official Fired;
Admits Connie Tie

Merrill Work. recording seer
tary Of UAW-CIO local 835. was
removed from office bv the
membership OF the local on
Sunday. following his announce
ment to the meeting that he IS
member Of the Communist
Party.
The action was taken by the
local under the constitutional ban
on office-holding by members OF
communist and fascist organiza-
tons. II followed Works refusal
to sign the non-communist affi-
davit required by the Taft Hart
ley law to enable the local 10
enjoy the facilities Of the Ma
tionsl Labor Relations BOARD.
The section under which
the action was taken was
placed in the unions consiiiu-
ton in ls4l but has not been
invoked until now. The local
acted under an Interpretation
handed down by International
President Walter p. Reuiher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

were contrary 10 his duties
under the said Abbott will"
BY implication. the ruling re-
jects Cashin's charge that
Sengsfaeks's adminisiraiion of
the newspaper was iueompe-
tent.
Spokesman for Sengstackc de-
clared that the decision was a
victory owe what they called
the rule or ruin policy OF
Cashin. His counsel has cX-
pressed the opinion that the re-
moval OF SengSiacko as CO.
executor was due 70 purely tech
nical considerations and con be
upset on appeal
Denied $4,000
The decision by Judge Grove
was similar In some respects TO
that handed down in June by
Probate Judge William F
Waugh who denied Cashins re-
quest for $4,000 In executors
fees. and castigated him for op-
posing efforts to cloSc the estate
because OF the substantial COM
pensation he was receiving in
as the result OF his po-
sition as co-cxecutor."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

|Mrs Sadie Alexander, Phila-
flphia attorney. and James b.
Prey, national secreRry-trcas-
r. OF the CLIO, will be the
Flor out-of-town speakers at
mass meeting to support the
[csidents Committee on Civil
'phts, on Monday. Dec. 8. at
n Rackham Building, Wood
pc and Farnsworth. at 8 pm.
|Thc meeting is being held UNI
the auspices of the Michigan
lmmittee for Civil Rights, head
by Bishop Francis J. Haas.
n George Schermer, Detroit
Ferracial Committee director.
local speakers viii be headed
Emil Marcy, secretary.treas-
r. Of the UAW-CIO; and DR..
parels Fisher. director OF the
Diversity Of Michigan Extension
'rvice. Chairman will be Bis
n Richard S. Enrich Of the
lscopal Diocese OF Michigan.
Pie meeting will be preceded
dinner az the Belcrest Ho-
Tor which reservations must
IN by Thursday, At SO head.
group will discuss a CT o n
oe recommended TO the mass
eting.
reservations may. be phonsd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Class To Cancel
Trip II Race
Student Barred

WESTWOOD, N. 1.-THE Senior
class OF the Westwood High
School Of Westwood may cancel
its annual tour TO Washington
d. c.. unless the Capitol hotels
agree TO provide accommodations
for three Negro girls in the
class. according to Charles Mus
chell. supervising principal OF
the high school.
Mr. Muschell said that il
Washington hotels would not ac-
commodate the Negro girls, the
senior class might vote not to
make the trip this year
One such trip was Cancelled
before the war because the hotels
would not provide a room for a
Negro boy in the class.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Win 1st
|Roun nd
Injunction Granted by
Judge; Move Made
ITO Organize Group

a. Philip Randolph. Inter
rational President of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
PorterS and It's Provisional
Committee to organize Col
bred Locomotive Firemen,
pom its first court round in
|he fight to save the jobs of
Negro Locomotive Firemen.
Associate Judge Alexander
Hotmff OF the United District
(ou granted the petitioners a
PciAnlnary injunction in Wash
glou Nov. 25. Randolph as
|lcd that the Judges motion
hcuded practically every point
Fsiscd and defended by our
sol department.
While IL is true that the re-
|uc,i was made to enjoin both
nanagement and Brotherhood Of
locomotive Firemen and Engine
pen. the fact that the motion en-
blncd the Brotherhood on be-
pr Of 81 Negro firemen. all
nenbers Of the Provisional
Committee TO organize Colored
locomotive Firemen who brought
u, last month on behalf of
bore than 1000 Flremen so sit
bicd on various Southern roads
prevent discrimination against
|ccro Ftremen under the South
See FIREMEN WIN. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
LaBrewWin
National
Piano Prize

Arthur LaBrew, l7-yeal old
student at Northern High School.
has been named winner In a ma
tional piano contest. the music
department of the Council of
Social Agencies, announced
Wednesday
LaBrcw was selected from
recordings of contestants from
800 cities by the National Guild
OF Piano Teachers as winner In
the High School Division. The
award is $50
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
LaBrew 1850 Goddard. Arthur
has studied under the tutelsge
Of Mrs. Ray Robosson OF the
Music Department Of the Coun-
Gil. Community Chest service
Tor three years. He has taken his
lessons at Tau Beta Community
House. Red Feather agency
An outstanding student al Nor
thern High School where he Is
a senior. LaBrew Is also Junior
choir director al Peace Baptist
(ses LABREW WINS, p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

aud publisher under the de-
eision.
The rccciVcrship was request
ed BY Cashin, who has served
as chairman Of the boaru and
general counsel OF the Defender
as well as co-eXecutor OF the
founders estate.
In denying the request for
receivership. Judge Grove
charged that Cashin's actions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Three friends" were busy put
ting the finger on each otner
in the shooting OF one OF them
FRIDAY night as police attempted
N find out who shot Jesse L.
Godfrey. 81. Of 2736 E. Fort
Godfrey declared that he was
walking on Fort street when M ne
met two friends. John DAVIS, 20
and Joseph Brother Williams
Si Who live in the same build
ing as Godfrey. ,.,a
Asked where he was soihs,
Godfrey said, home" and ms
two "buddIes" fell in step win
him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
INQUEST SLATED IN XII LING OF BOY. Il
McNaIIy
Agrees To
Cooperate
Ballenger Asked To
Order Trial Board
Inquiry of Staying

The Detroit NAACP has
Instructed its counsel, Edwin
Davenport. to prepare a re-
quest to the Wayne county
coroners for an inquest into
the shooting by Patrolman
John Begun Of l3 year old
Beverly Lee
AZ the same time it has asked
police CORNERSTONE John Bal
lenec 20 order police trial
boar5 inquiry into tho Killing
In meeting Tuesday with
NAACP President Robert L.
Brady .JT-. Executive Seere.
iarY Edward NJ. Swan. and
Davenport, Wayne county pros.
eeutcr James Mentally repeated
his refusal 10 issue a warrant
against the policeman. but Of
Tered full cooperation in the
eonduc. Of a coroner's inquest.
Davenport praised the prose.
enior for his cooperation.
McNallv insisted lhat nu rcw
testimony lad been Brought
iorw3ri To convince him that 4
warrant should hc issued hut
said ho would sccompan, tho
NAACP officials TO tho coronerS
office 20 aranco fof an inquest
make The records Of his office
available dcs -nate any assistant
prosecutor requested hv the
NAACP 20 prosecute the case
and would permit Davenport 10
ass IN questioning witnesses
Urder the state law six elf.
liens may request the eoroners
10 conduct m inquest into an
alleged crime and the NAACP
will move under this provision.
Swan declared that he hoped
that the papers would be ready
for presentation before the end
Of the week.
There a difference Of or ri
ION between 2 group ~ citizens
and the prosecutor y Swan said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

that no trial is necessary when
an officer announces 10 the
membership that he belongs 10
a communist or fascist organi.
ration.
Work IS former sociology
instructor At Fisk University. and
has been an active and avowCd
CommSnist Party member fot
many years
His local is an East Side De-
trolt smalgamatcd local which
is Serviced by international Rep.
resentative Morris Hood OF the
staff Of Regional Duectot Mi
chael Lacey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Robert II. Boerth 40 High
land. assistant manager OF the
Pontchartrain Wine Cellars. stood
mute Tuesday morning IN the
court of Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis. on a charge of violating
the Diggs Civil Rights act by re-
fusing service to the staff OF
the Detroit Interraclsl Commit
tee.
The charges were preferred oy
George Schermer. director oil
the committee and field repre-
sentatives Joseph Coles and John
Field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Defender Wins Court Fight

CHICAGO-A petition to place
the Chicago Defender in re-
ownership was denied here late
last week by Superior Court
Judge Robert +. Grove who also
removed James B. Cashin and
John II. Sengstacke as co-execu-
tives OF the estate OF the late
Robert S. Abbott founder Of
the newspaper.
. Sengsiaeke remains president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
ace CHURCHES, SCHOOLS BURNED; PROBE SOUGHT

TINS small community, about eight miles from Mon
roe where on July Is, 1916, one of the bloodiest
Vnennss IN recent history wiped out two couples.
Inc four lynch victims were riding in the car Of
wnite man, 10y Harrison. who was taking n m
nome by back road An armed mob of masked men
stopped the car near Apalachee creek took them out
ana moved them down with gunire.
Immediately the full glare of publicity was
turned on Georgia public opinion all over the ma
ton demanded that the lynchers be punished
The sheriff, the state police and the FBI swarm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

ed over the county in effort to trace the mob mem
bers. But they stymied in every direction The
bullets Embedded in trees "mysteriously' disap-
peared. The county coroner lost the bullets that
had been in the bodies
The state director of public safety declared that
the best people won't talk
The investigation continued for months with
agents literally swarming the county Repeated
rumors of impending arrests and grand jury indic-
ments were heard, but none of them materalized
After year, the FBI announced that il had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Man Loses $3.50
BY Answering
Knock On Door

Two bandits, wearing
stocking masks and welding
a blue steel gun. forced their
way into the apartment Of
John Jones 70. manager Of
the apartment house at 500
Holbrook and escaped with
$3.50. 40 before 4 milkman
(See MAN LOSES. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
"Friends" Accuse Each
Other In Shooting Of Pal

After q while he heard
shot and felt a pain In his
rIoht foot. Seeing that he was
wounded, he went home, took
his shoe off. and put on a
slipper. Then he went TO Re
eeivinq Hospital
Police picked up Davis and
Williams. Each denied he was
with Godfrey al the time IT the
shooting. and accused the other
OF having done IL
Williams said he was at Chene
and = Lafayette at the time OF
Inc shooting. Davis said he was
See FRIENDS ACCUSE. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Tot Plays With Pistol,
Shoots Brother, Age 7

stomach on the living room floor
Ronald was Immediately taker
20 tie operating room and placed
under surgery.
Apparently, the iwo-Year-
old Frances Marie had been
playing in her parents bed.
room when she found her faith.
or. James as ealIbre colt au-
fomstic pistol aud brought a
(See TOT PLAYS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
For Refusing to Serve Interracial Group
Diggs Law vioIat or
Trial Set For Jan. Z

Boerth's attorney demanded
a jury and Jan. ? was SET as
the date for the trial. He was
released OIL $500 personal bond.
Judge GIllls will preside al
the trial.
The charges arose Out OF the
refusal of the restaurant. which
is located at 6l8 Wayne, TO
serve a group of a dozen people
in its private dining room on
Nov. 81. The group included the
staff of the inteITacial commit
tee. two visitors from New York
(See DIGGS LAW. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

la Mrs. Bcasely at Cherry 1901
The mass meeting Is de-
stoned 10 acquaIni citizens with
the contents Of the COMMITTEE
on Civil Rights report. and 10
mobilize support for IFS recon-
mendations. An instrumental
quartet. supplied by the De-
troit Federation Of Musicians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Mistaking her fathers gun for
q toy. a two-year-old baby girl
shot and critically injured her
seven-year-old brother last Fri
day morning while the chill.
drens mother was shopping
Little Ronald Nellie. Of 20450
Birwood. Fcrndale. was rushed
to BEDFORD Receiving Hospital
when his mother. Mrs. Alice Nc
HE. 80. returned home and
found the child shot in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

LOGANVlLLE Ga. - Colored citizens ~ Geo.
ga this week requested a complete investigation 81
the burning of three Negro churches and thrsa Ne
gro schools here in communication addressed 70
Gov M. +. Thompson "
DR.. l.. A. Pinkston. president Of tho Ceoroi.
State Baptist Convention, has already sent com
mtee here to investigate the destruction of the
erty. p'P
Iurlns the past several months church after
church and school after school have been burr, =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Council Seeks
Ban On Bias In
City Employment

GRAND RAPIDS.-An ordi-
nance forbidding racial discrim-
nation In city employment was
requested OF the city commission
here by the Kent county Go
council.
The councils officers said that
the suggestion had been made
bv the Most Rev Francis j.
(ses COUNCIL SEEKS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Hatchet, Knife
Try
Nasted Effort

4 determined suicide attempt
, made by knife and Ratchet
Tuesday afternoon by Lo-
% Bryant. 81. of ll2 King but
effort was unsuccessful.
Found by his wife lying on
2 living room couch and bleed
from his chest and head.
Want had stabbed himself IN
E chest and hit himself or the
al with the Ratchet.
unemployed for three months
ZEE SUICIDE ATTEMPT. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Two Year Old
Gets Drunk
On Holiday

He IS probably the youngest
intoxicated TO d hospital de-.
gree case on record.
Two year old Joseph Morris
was treated at Receiving Hos
pital for intoXication after his
mother, Mrs. Grace Morris, Of
l046 Hastings. had brought him
10 the hospital Thanksgiving
evening
According TO Mrs. Morris. she
returned 10 the home of her
neither. Mrs. Ida Johnson. OF
(See TWO.YEAR-O OLD. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

closed the case. without learning anything substan-
tiaI
The white community has smarted under the
attention it has received and the efforts Of the au.
thorites - crack the Its resentment has been
expressed ~ the burning of every Negro church
and school in, The town Of Loganville
In all, twoeaptist churches, one VI ethodis
church and thre, schools had been RACED
Mayor c. H. Byrd has told the " orId that the
fires were unique onsbly Of ncendiary origin, but
CONTINUED Page 2. Column
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Mass Civil Rights Meet Set

will perform ut the meeting.
Officials of the Michigan Com.
mittee on Civil Rights ANNOUNCED
that they were still making ef-
forts to bring Boris Shishkin
ALL member of the Presidents
committee to the meeting as a
third out-of-town speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Ask Gov. To Act On ABC Bias
Ban Sought
On Use Of
Coliseum
Request Made by Fair
Play Bowling Group;
Letter Sent to Gov.

Gov. Kim Sigler was asked
last week TO refuse the use
of the Coliseum at the state
fairgrounds for the annual
American Bowling Congress
tournament until the organi-
cation drops its discrimina-
DRY regulations and allows
equal participation by all
bowlers.
The request was made in let
ter from the National Committee
tSes sIGLER ASKED. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Newsboys Party

Watch for TRIBUNEs an.
nusl Christmas party. There
will be fun and gifts Tor all
the enierprising young bust.
ness men. Date and place will
be announced later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Gift Solution

Not one gift, but 81
gifts are what you give a
friend when you give him
a Xmas gift subscription
to the Tribune. The post
man will deliver it to his
door every week.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
SUBURBAN skLE-vIRoINIA.

NEAR ARMY-NAVY CLUE in Aurora HIS.
Immediate possession. First floor. bedrm
pofcb pod Pa bedrms b T T5 snd sgtP on nd
recreation I'm. maids rm:, and bath, ,tu}l
sSElc' s5 RTo Tgn deck ;r1 sarge " o hsat; s27950
MCLEAN mi. from Chain Bridge This
most attractive stucco home painted white.
IN neW-house condition will appeal to those
all on l floor; no steps to climb: situated
on paved street: beautiful lot, 10Ox325 fl;
ea fW iRW1N 5ea IA as Of To Enpect
NEARLY An ACRE and substantially
with the ground adjoining a large flower
off Lee highway in nearby Arlington. Near
Rooms include on the first floor: nts; Entrance
tnal; living room, dining room, equipped
Rs oreb or fbs eeond bath oo and srss
hall. bedrooms and storage space Full
basement with hot-water heating system
age room Beautifully planted with flowers,
shrubs and large. shade trees. This prop
erty has long frontage, and two beauti-
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co, exclusive
sn5 sss2 ESQ Wso9 Og sD syd A Arlington ys
VACANT--Two bedrms,. bath, foored attic.
gar: nr. Bailey Crossroads. conv, bus etc
s9,25o, substantial cash. Eimwood 10.
HOME AND II ACRE-Prewar. 1ike-new,
3yey In pr 6gs oqnEs DedTms ms big iy rm
inets. tabieetop sink servel serve 0u refr gas gas
range; bath with huilt-in tub, shower; hot
water y s,,tt, heat concr basement; landscaped
Go Es bHNSnn by oansr A beam bedrms
built ,194l; asking Si7.5G0; convenient to
schools, shopping, transp. Call GIL. 1869.
CHARM PERsoNIFKD-We seldom have
si1gYa anythiYng to equal this. A cute 5-rm.
kit. breakfast rm; and bath, all on i H.;
osmt.;- oil heat; plenty of shade and flow
Realtor ow. 'Sak 5s55. OK. a 0s5e. ho[1qN' ri 4
DETACHED BRICK, large lily, rm. with
befs din r bst and kitchen sd sgud On dst f.
screened side and back porches; full base
nent' maids room; oil a.-c.. heat; garage;
;@onv on to schools, stores and transp.. I02
schoel, - OWNER. opea sunday / to 4.
OLD, CoLoRFUL. Open to dark. Mod
ernlStlc E ! story. in Va. Forest. Wide ent.
nan. lovely lge. liV. ,rm: with massive fire.
balcony, Very pretty. dubonet ard white
eApen; equip. kit, fairly sized bedrms, Z
a snd tie !',,, bah En-, pwnstrs are more bed
place. Outside to ise. cement patio area
EXQUISITE interior detail. Directions: Lee
Hgwy. thru Falls Church to Rosemary
open sign. THE BRANT COMPANY. 1884
Wilson BlVs,, GIL. 42l6.
CAPE COD-Cn beautiful shady land
seiaped ,ia i9t eony to schools bus and shop
nice din. room and Ige, kit; Ind f., two
ssrsse Oh Was Rsa. aSrR RREAIrY zafe coMPaMY siss
616l, or ca. s961.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

peter j. haEan offers in Hyattsville, Nd.
small estate of 8 large rooms and two
baths. One bedroom and bath on first
floor H.-w. heat with coal stoker Two
acres of land with large outbuildings.-
Long frontage on 2 streets. Suitable for
rest home, tourist home, 2-famiIy apts.
Ideal for some one who wants a home and
place for light manufacturing. Good in
yestment for future. Wonderful location
and trolley: one block to movie and shop
ping center. For particulars call peter j.
haga-. Suburban S2eciolie-. 2s37 34th
ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 3765.
meter j. lagan offers at Lanfam. Md,
new four-room and bath bungalow with
large unfinished attic with stairway; can
be made into > large extra rooms; nice
oak floors; a--c. heat; large, full basement;
half-acTe lot; price. S7,750. GIs can buy
with $3.50 cash, other S1.50o cash. Fer
particulars call peter j. hagan, Suburban
Specialist. 1897 34th St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
WA. 31e5.
peter j. hagan offers in E. Riverda'e
nice place Of seven rooms and bath. Very
large lot. House sets back from road
with large lawn in front. This could be
made q show place. Abundance OF shrubs
and flowers. Ideal for family with chill
dren. Needs some decorating. Possession
in 90 days For particulars call peter J.
street Mr.. Rainier, Nd. WA. 3765.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

A BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOME, with 2s4
house, barn, other outbuildings. 21s miles
from beach on State road Price, $500.
Capitol Heights on Brooks rd.; 5l2
acres; beauty to build a house on
Addison rd. - 5-room bungalow; 20
acres; outbuilding. L. H. RINkER, Capitol
Heights, Md
Evening star., 1947-06-29

JUNE SPECIALS-Good for one wk. only.
A lovely suburban home, $3.50: rms,
bath on 1st A., lge., attic G. rms, not
finished, full daylight bsmt. lot 20Ox
100, shaded; ultramodern, 5 yrs. old. best
prewar materials, in BrandyWine HgtS., u
mi. from Brandywine Bank, IL mi So
2. c.. Open. r. M. CALDWELL, owner.
Lovely village estate, $3.50; Colonial.
lge. rms, laundry-utility house, wine
cellar, barn, poultry houses; on II acres
rich, level, cleared land; crops growing;
gorgeous geIse setting with la7acre adorable
mi. SO: D e; in Brandywine, next door
A little gem '0BoWie, Nd. Nd Sold"
'Colored, S6,e50; 6-rm. bungalow,
bath, bsmt.,., electricity, phone, poultry
houses; on 3 acres level, rich land, 3On
1T, front State hwy: gardens growing;
mi: D. c., MI so. BrandyWine in Cedar
vile, Md. Will trade. See today. Signs
on.
931 Mass ave n.e.--14 rms, aI3 baths;
fully furn. and equipped if you wish. Extra
size dble. ga. of brick; commercial zoned,
okay for hotel, tourist, clubhouse, pro-
tessional, etc. Study the location and
quality Of the bldg. and you will see a
real opportunity; $4,000 cash or less
required; let your conscience be your
guide.
. ideal for subdivision with acreage on
age on hard rd., miles west of Laurel
"a miles from Baltimore blvd, is miles
D. G, and Baltimore.
acres, surrounding Waldorf, Md
considerable hwy. frontage; $40 per acre
H. NJ. HUNTER WA 5S4S
Evening star., 1947-06-29

SIL. sPR.-Close to Dist. line; new brick,
u rms, b.: a.-c, heat. side porch, 1850
HyattsVille-Cape Cod 8 rms, b.,
% bedrmS), INV h., oil, porch, Sl6,950
Nr. Sill. Spr.-Estate, rms, b.. .
tireplaces chicken bldgs., 100 fruit trees
. acres 300 it. on pike, S25, ,0UO H F.
BlEBFR. SH. 6563 30
IN RoCKvLLE-2-story frame house; lst
n. Nv rm., With fireplace. din rm. and
kltchen; md f., , large bedrms. and bath
SI0,500, terms
In RockviIle-Bungalow with liv. rm .
oedrmS and kitchen, bath, full bSmt, air
cond. heat; price $3.50 terms
In RockFille-New bungalow 3 bedrms
bath, liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen, inclosed
back porch, h.-w.h,. full bsmt.; inlmed.
possession; price, Sl2, 900, terms.
Near Rockville-S acres; Groom frame
house, needs some repairs priced to sell
quick at $3.50, terms. j. E. KELLY,
agent, or E. L. Hurley, Brosius Bldg.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1850.
COLORED-WHITE OAK. MD.-Home and
small farm; Diet. frame, 6 rms, bath. COM
pletely furnished, including dishes and
cooking utilities; beautiful Handicapped lot
with variety Of fruit trees, 2 acres of
land with Toulouse; owner will sell for
CO; NE, 1871 or gN. 026S.
miles from D. c.; Groom house, elect, oil
heat. 150-ft. frontage on concrete road.
on about 3 acres, dotted with flowers and
trees; lovely place for park or rendezvous
TIC, Inspect call ID. 1883. If it's a house
call ROUSE