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white tenant farmer. John E Stratford in Albany
Ga, last January
The AP yarn didn't hint at what has been re.
ported by the Negro press as the real motive for
the killing-that the slain man had on several &C.
eaSiOns tried to force his alterations ON Mrs Ingram
In Georgia Negro who kills a white man re
gardless Of the provocation is uShernE himself into
the electric chair. Negro woman who kills =
white man to protect herself from being intlmi-
dated and mistrested when she refuses TO submit,
70 the southern white mans "prcrogative" is no,
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ferSoh clerk oi Bethesda church.
recently returned home nom
Swedish Hospital, She is conval.
escinE at her home. 27AS Clinton
Ave, SO,
Celebrates birthday David
Dean, son Of Mr. and Mrs, Thee,
Dean, 1901 Bryant Ave, No, cele.
brated his hfIh birthday Satur.
day, August a. The youngsters
were entertained by movies
shown by Mrs. Pauline Young
Those present were Jacuueltne
MayeS, Patricia and Barbara
Jean Harper, VernAtia and Jos.
eph Daniels. Dennis and Mere
dlth Miller, Jay SRndvik. John
Thomas, John Young and cousin
Lawrence Watson, Springfield.
Ill. Thomas Briggs, Timothy
Eason, and Stewart, Roy, and
Dwight Dean, brothers Of David
Mrs Dean was assisted by Mines.
Florence MRyes, Pauline Young,
Kathryn Harper. FTRncine Free.
man, Margaret Ann and Elmer
Chiidneas who sent presents were
unable % attend.
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Reception Held
For Visitor from
COrinth, Miss.

Mrs. Fred J. Murphy, S7$l ST.
Ave. So, gave u reception recent
ly honoring her sister, Mrs. W. d
Webb of Corinth. Miss. The Mis-
siSaippian Is also a sister Of Mr.
Harold Combs and Mrs. Car
Wade, Sr.
Other honored guests were
Mrs, MARGARET Morgan Of Ogden
Utah. sister Of Mrs. Marie Red,
dick and Mrs. d, D. McCombs
Of Minneapolis but formerly OF
Corinth, Miss.
The table center piece con,
sisted Of sweetheart roses. ThS
home was decorated throughout
with garden flowers including
GlAdoli.
Guests who came 10 greet the
visitors included Mesdames Min.
ME Alexander. Ivy Massengill
Ethel Evans, Louise Carmichael
Alice Brown. Edith SiEcr, Isabelle
Noble, Carrie Jackson. HazeI
Underwood. Edith Burt, Wanna
Glenn. Nell Walker. Cecil Stovall
Minnie Rhodes, Dorothy Payne
villa Newman. Marie Reddick
ThelmA Wade, Carrie Jackson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

/ left Monday August - for San
Antonio, Texas, where they will
be stationed, They have Joined
the Air Force. Approximately
sixty friends and relatives stopped
IN during the dav 60 see them.
Mr., q. Smith Of Kansas City,
Mans, Is visiting his sister, Mrs
q, Bell and Mrs Elizabeth Rod
gers, lie viii visit In Minneapolis
and ST Paul for ten days, lie
will leave next Monday, August
80 GeF Rochester He Is the house
guest II Mrs Elizabeth Rodgers.
St09 Cedar Ave So
On Vacation; Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Kirby, a32ts AldriCh Ave,
No, left SUNDAY, August -, for
indianapolis, Ind. 60 visit Nit
kirby's parents They viii also
visit friends and relatives in ST
LOUIS, Mo, Dayton, Ohio. and
Chicago. The kiTbyS expect 60
be gone about three weeks
Mr., lee Nathan. ~ Highland
Ave, No, viii leave Monday.
August 30, for his former home.
Mobile. Ala, where he will spend
. two.Wrck vacation. Enroute
he will visit In Chicago, Cincin.
natl, o, and Birmingham, Ala
Mr. Nathan viii return home Sep
TENDER IL
EateFtainS al breakfast! Mr.,
Ivy MSSsengtll. STAS Firth Ave
So, entertained al breakfast
Saturday. August n at 10 o'clock
Those present were Mosdamcs
Marie ReddiCk, Fred J Murphy.
T'helma Wade. Lizzie Richmond,
George Brayboy Of 81 Paul.
Marguerite Morgan, Ogden, Utah.
Lydia PruitL Chicago, Adrienns
Webb, corinth. Miss, and Miss
Ann Taylor Of Philadelphia.
Returns Home: Mrs. Alma Jet.
eN9F&SetaeNSCNSe go NACNsCNAe ~
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WAY 533f
-. W nell D0DSOR RUSSFu

Last weeks Minneapolis Sunday TRIBUNE carried an Assn
SS story stating that the Georgia supreme court had
he death penalty for Rosa Lee Ingram 4cyeard mother
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through the and loed in deck chairs thrilling fresh
Lake Michigan breeEcS About llSo AN land sight
On docking nearly time all automobile unoadcd
also, and Oft re sped 10 ldlewid.
dIed Inhabited sntFely by Negroes SEINE Of live
there all TOUnd se from
beautiful homes The desirable
DWeIeFs privately
ahnG swimming rowing bathing simply WALKS dSwR
their froRt steps 20 the lake
dlewid affords a beach (which people daily
pm club eating places
night the
riding church and golf What could VaCation
EVerybodys casual informal gay. Rrrvity $ the
dress during the day The nights plenty cold
right for sleeping Truely, this Gods country
Continued ne week.
CredjRfRwnS givinE another cabaret
party Treasure Inn Sept Invitations
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CHATTER -PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH
Land of the White Pines

My dream Of visiting Idlewid Michigan supposedly Of the
the country has true
Yep I've arrived The Wigwam lake shore cottage Of
DR. and Mrs Rudolph Penn But let tell this thing
from the beginning
Floyd Pooles coming to ldewd sVsting their
moored down together We came Mwsu
PooeS conveniently had cousin there Carl Moody
Too we called on my Bill Garcia and
they made for lively evening First the
Club then the smart Savoy Tap and lastly helmas Back
Door" (wen IN the 'front.'
Returning the GarcAs lovely apartment into the
Tommy Higgins the whole stayed there I'LL time TO
big City OF Saginaw enroue TO Idlewid
II was 4 A. NJ Pooles and excited 10 dc
much sleeping stayed deck and watched the load
automobiles the bottom of the boat Connie
and sauntcred looking the Chose still
the spaCouneSs and beauty OF the ship
The sun up before long seemingly. right Out
the mos, beautiful sight I've ever seen Aer
we hung over watching the boat its
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much better off NELL RUSSELL
The fact that the IngramS changed nothing
usual IN part OF the country where
have ways OF making Negro prisoners testify"
match the oa version Of the
stranger to northern police methods. incidentally
every southern Negro white man Who
tried 70 force his version Of white supremacy
population Of the south would be diminished.
The best public shnanegans going
circulated Baltimore page
interview with Robert urmOnd Negro Of
Governor SrOm ThurmOnd the PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
THE DIXIECRATS!
Thurmond lives in Morristown. a postoffice
employee and local Democratic leader
hurmondS father half brothers
reporter whether knew the South
Sonaly Thurmond
Il certainly do know
Relationship because the only ThumOndS EdGed
Is. c. He yOunEster when len home"
Robert Thurmond said his brother
hurmonds father
Now how do you like thatH
Coored folks acting like white folks every day You'd
have thought Park Avenue instead of Harlem few
back when that artist and chased
nighcub wearing peejamR
actress newspaper woman
Lawsy!
What getting
getting ser h hard tell who's what Of these
days En-
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800 NIeSlI~t

Todoy, 7l9 issues Ioisr. Min
nSopoIIS' Spokesman stIll poo
% iiS field, stronger ihon ever
before. SHII UNFOLDING those
founding principles.
TSL the Spokesman con DO
proud OF bS achievements ..
proud fhoi II hos odded 10 The
American ~oy Of NE through
fuller understanding proud
'hot u hos helped build O bet
ter America.
And while we've hod q good
mony more bi'hdoyS ihon
you, during our 90 ysorS ihs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

Maxine and jeanne Harpole
7Si6 Tenth Ave. So. will leave
Monday August 20 for Seattle,
Wash. and Portland, Ore. where
they will visit for ten days.
Return Home: MlSses Constance
and Kathryn Chivcrs. colt Clin-
ton Ave So. returned 20 the city
Monday. August -. after spend.
ing eight days Visiting relatives
In Kansas and Missouri
Mr.. and Mira. willis Gates, Se2
Bryant Ave, No. held open house
for their Sons. Donald and Clyde
TurTentine and Albert Jones, who
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Emma Sims, Josephine Murray,
Hazel Curry. Josephine Escue,
Lucille Williams, Lucille Miller,
Mrs. Carl Wade, Jr,. Mrs, James
b, Wade and Miss Myrtle Vas.
SAr Of Detroit Mich, the latter
three assisting the hostess with
refreshments.
Mrs Murphy was also assisted
by Mrs. Ethel Evans and Mrs,
Louise Carmichael AZ the table
and by Mrs, Guy MASscnEill and
Mrs. Minnie Alexander in the
receiving line,
During the evening pictures
were made by Mr. CcCn Scho-
field.
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Tho' voice ~oS full OF youthful vI0o' OS II pro-
claimed 10 Tho world IiS existence and oImS for
long and useful life. h dedicated itself 10
bs''SrIn0 understandings between people
working toward O better woy OF IfS and O
brighter future.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

The GIittsrtaG starr quartet
will sing for the Ursula Matrons
Mission society Sunday at 9 p m,
at Zian Baptist,
Mr.. Joseph A. RAiIey. teacher
in Bartlett high, 81 Joseph, Mo.
Is visiting his daughter and son.
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in-law, MIR, and Mrs, Harold W.
Wright 5000 Portland South. Mr..
Bailey is a member of Kappa
Alpha Psi and has been connected
with the 81, Joseph school sys.
tenn several years, Here for q
rest he returned home yesterday,
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people OF our StotO have come
10 know vs. ond what We Siond
for. They know "foir employ.
mSni PSoe,Ies" 10 no, Just O
slogan with vs.. W. one OF our
bosie principles one thoi
We have defended In Tho post.
and will continue 10 press for
In mo future.
Yes, the Minnesota federation
Of loboF IL proud 10 be count.
cd among your friends wish.
ing you continued success and
O long, fruitful eoreer os this,
The fifteenth ysor Of your NE
begins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01
Big Florida Refinery
10 Extract Vegetable
ats From Wood
BY the A.soeiot.d Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Construc-
ton is under way on $l,700, 00G
refining plant at Panama City, Fla.
for production of industrial vege-
table fats from wood, John H. Hin
man, president of International Pa
per Co., disclosed today.
The plant is being constructed by
Arizona Chemical Corp, owne6
jointly by International Paper ano
American Cyanamid Co.
In addressing a dinner celebrat-
ing his company's 50th anniversary
Mr.. Human said:
1T is also quite possible that ir
the future such edible fats as are
Used in cooking and frying can be
produced from United States forests
for use in United States homes as a
result of the progress we are max
ing in developing the separation
process for tall OIL
while the production of such
foodstuffs is now technically feas-
ible, it is not yet known whether it
would be economically efficient"
Tall OIL is the term applied to
the product which is derived from
the liquor that remains after wood
is cooked. The new plant will sepa-
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Only Survivor in Alps Crashes
Soys German POW Saved Life
American Sergeant,
Thrown Clear, Is
Found by EXPLOIT
BY the Associated Press

DIGNE, France. Jan. 31.-The
only survivor among % Ameri-
cans in two United States plane
crashes in the Alps today cred
tied German prisoner of war
with saving his life.
Sergt. Angelo La Sale Of Des
Moines, Iowa, was thrown clear
when his plane-a Bit Flying
Fortress burned. He was found by
Horst Kupski, former German Air
Force pilot, who works for a French
farmer on the mountain. The Ger
man removed his own shoes, coat
and hat and put them on the
American.
The Fortress crashed yesterday
just after it's crew had sighted the
wreckage of an Air Force CAT
transport which went down Tues
day. Twelve Americans. including
three women and five children,
died aboard the transport.
At the hospital where he was
taken Sergt. La Sale gave this &C
count of his rescue:
I'VE were circling the wreck. I
told the pilot not to go too low.
But just then our left wing tip
scraped the mountain. / don't know
what happened exactly. I was flung
around, somehow I was thrown out.
Il had the feeling of sliding down
the mountain for hundreds of yards.
1 saw fires burning close around
me-from the planes gasoline. I
tried to get up and run, but passed
out. Then sometime later, that
German found me-,
The German wrapped a blanket
around me. My shoes were torn.
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Pan American EmpIoye
Is Honored by Stoff

Staff members OF the Pan Ameri-
can Union joined Hezekiah Ran
dolph. go, of 1851 Central place N E..
in celebrating his 10th year of en-
ployment with the organization at a
gathering last week.
Mr.. Randolph, chief stock clerk
began working with the Pan Ameri-
can Union in 1908 when it was
housed in one 12-room brick building
on Jackson place. When he Joined
the organization it was known as
the International Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics.
DR.. William Manger, assistant di-
doctor, and Theo Crevenna, staff
committee chairman, spoke at the
employee gathering honoring Mr.,
Randolph. DR.. Alberto Lleras, di-
rector general, sent Mr.. Randolph a
congratulatory message.
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the transport which crashed while
on a flight from Istres airbase, neal
Marseille, to Udine, Italy. The wom-
en- and children passengers were or
the last leg of trip from the
United States to join their soldier
husbands and fathers in Trieste.
Air Force headquarters in Frank
furt identified the transport passen-
gers as:
Mrs. Rosaline Moak and hel
children, Clifford, jr., 5, Mark K, 212
and Verna E., l, of Worcester, N. Y
They are the family of Chief War
rant Officer Clifford E. Moak.
Mrs. Garnette B. Sanders and son
William M, 3. They are the wife
and child of Staff Sergt. WEIGH
Sanders of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Shirley G. Martin and son
Benjamin, jr, /, the wife and sor
of Tech. Sergt. Benjamin Martin
Princeton, N. C.
Four creWmen lost their lives ir
the transport crash. The radio OPP
orator, who was not previously iden.
tilted, was listed as Corpl. Robert
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rate the tall oil" into its component

rate the tall OIL into It's component
parts. vegetable fats and rosins.
Mr.. Human said the plant 10
scheduled to 60 into production m
about one year. It viii have an
annual maximum capacity to procs
ess around $4,000 tons of crude tall
OIL
When combined with Reagents,
the company said, tall oil' per-
forms the same functions as many
other oils such as linseed in the
manufacture OF paints and var
nishes. 1t is also widely used in
making disinfectants: many types
of soaps and emulsifiers: IN metal
processing: In cutting and lubri-
eating oils. core oils. textile process
ing oils, and other industrial prod
ucts.
Asnorb;o o;i l.
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He took off his own shoes and put
them on me-"
After putting his overcoat and hat
on Sergt. La Sale the German
helped carry him down the snow
covered mountain.
Doctors described Sergt. LaSalle's
condition as fair. When his condi-
ton improves he will be flown to
the American Army hospital in
Frankfurt, Germany.
There were 10 crewmen in all
aboard the Fortress which crashed
near the summit of 6,600-foot Mount
Cheval Blanc. SearcherS said an
other Fortress crewman lived through
the crash but died en- route to the
hospital at Digne, rs miles north
east of MarSeille.
All bodies of the Fortress victims
have been recovered. Three bodies
still remained in the wreckage OF
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30 Planes Search Atlantic
For MISSING British Craft

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. 81
R.-Thirty planes famed out to-
day in an widening search for
British aircraft feared lost in
stormy Atlantic with 20 persons
aboard.
Bucking strong headwinds, United
States Army and Navy craft from
Kindley Field secured tens of thou
sands of square miles of the ocean
off Bermuda, but no trace was found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01
Seven British Flyers
Die in French Crash

LONDON, Jan. 81 tP.-Seven
British flyers were killed today in
the crash of a Lancaster bomber
near Istres, France, the Air Minis
try said tonight.
Three other members of the Royal
Air Force we're injured and five
escaped unhurt.
The plane had just taken of
| from IStres for England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

M. Hermanoski of Nanticoke, Pa.
The others had been listed by thu
American Air Force at 1t Earl E
Baskin of Florence, S. c., pilot; Sec
ond 1t. Terrvel H. Trexler of Dunn
N. c., copilot, and Staff Sergt
Donald L. Climmers of Dumont
Iowa., crew chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

of the Star Tiger, missing since
Friday.
The British Ministry of Civil Avia-
ton in London said the plane was
presumed lost" but officials of the
British South American Always
operators of the ship, said they still
had hope some of the % passengers
and six crewmen would be found
Air Marshal Sir Arthur Cunningham
Raj hero of World War II, was
among the passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

nosERMAN PINsCHER, Flash; Sun,
Ian. IS: black and brown; near l4th and
W Its. NV Lib. reward for int: Leading
tn return, no. 7643 day; AID. 94e5
aftef n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

sEacIE. female. black, brown and white
MARYLAND tag No 3595; in Silver Hill
Nd reward. Spruce 0ls9-R.
BRACELET, white gold links, set zircon
square cut emerald chips; probably Vl VEN
ity Of Mayfiower. Reward. OR. 6l2b
IVY VI =
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EARRING, rhinestone and amethyst; VIC.
Frsd,S' jan, 30: reward vi. 0552.
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GIASsES, lost by schoolboy in Chev. car
coins Good Hope I'd. to Congress Theatef'
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COCKER SPANIEL, black, with a narrow W
red collar, no tag, child pet: answers ~
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LOWER PARTIAL PLATE with teeth. 2
.c,d crdvns; lost Dec. p, vic. LIST and
fsndolph SITS. NV. Reward. RIA. o656.
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Ascorbic acid is vitamin C.
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IApEIt WATCH, yellow gold: initials Il.
NJ G on heur de lis pin; liberal reward:
So,1 III 34SS or OV 5400 day times 3
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LOST.

BAG. lse.. blue cloth cover with upper
at Union Station or en- route to Il paw Gal al
cali NO Ol5i, Lost and Found Dept
DIAMOND CAB, bet. am and p m
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MANS soLD wkIsr wAroH' .n lost s sss:.
bourne ri NV. gift from mother to
Seryiceman Reward. CO. 0S06. i
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CoNGENIAL FAMILY needs 3 to bedrm
6op's co sny grfurn as Va loaa school preferred
MUST 'yACATE BY SEPT Couple. with
Two children and one expected this month,
nseds NV wobsefoom furnished hoss until
k.sy fSo sen HoHsf Is v IL lease T. rom m1T9S 2ou
e p SIT yoaT W,psn plans. Cali vI ovI. 5000. SOC,
Children, desire rent ; or = 1 bedroom 1'le IN. :
5's eon MsehPaM afS RI * saS9' aS5en EXT. sea sa9s
rs sHbRoSoMsu sebbfsS hEu antarnsh.d T5d1z H. in
west OF Conn. ave. NV. location APP
proximately $500 per month. DE. 1865,
NAVY CoMpR. desires two-bedroom un-
furn, house or apt: garage essential; no
nR GdfsS And or rRaY Tsmpe san} unfurn afH or
oedrm 2-bath house in Va. or NV Wash;
max. 5000. OK. 1418, l5'
PERMANENT AIR FORCE serseants wife
Friday from california have no 't' roof ''5 or
beds for family: require 2-bedrm. apt. or
house, preferably tuInished Call RE.
PPHYsIcIAN WIFE, infa9t' mt desire tsie e-bsd-
unnshfa mas ssd a0a1f Sy sept Sh' sos soss s
FURN. HOUSE. must be in Chevy Chase
small family will turn. refs; will guar
antee excel. care Of property; rent about
Sl35 monthly. Cali days, between 10 and
6, MR.. CAMERON, RE. 7l01. --l2
NAVAL OFFICER needs 3-bedrm. apt or
house; committing to Pentsgon; remain
minimum two yrs: two refined children;
must locate Immediately, wife expects in
Sept: excel. refs; maintain ~ 600 insur.
on personal effects; TO Sl25, incl. hear
TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN stay at-h home
mother and Ayr. child desire 2bedroom
furnished apt. or house; excel. refs. Phone
Cileoe 4247. 12s
MARINE OFFICER and wife desire furn,
one-bedrm. apartment or house and
garage: preferably in Alexandria AIRING
ton area No children or pets. Maximum,
81 10 per month with utilities. RE 400.
Ext. 7442, = to 4, Monday throush Friday.
ARMY OFFICER wants 3 to bedrm.
house, near Pentagon Bldg. Phone CHI.
WANT 3-BEDRooM furn. or partly furn
house IN Chew Chase or NV; section by
Seot. / on 3-yr lease; California home
owner with > children, 3 and Is; will
pay S125 to $3.50. OR. SI7a. Ia
WANT To RENT-Dentsl officer with U.
8 Public Health Service on duty at
National Institute Of Health, Bethesda
Permanently located. with wife ane baby.
Pay up TO $3.50 per month Want TO
house apt in Bethesda or Silver Spring
area, unfurn. or furn. Phone sH. 29lS.
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HOUSES ukfuRkishrp,

arm. BUNGALOW In vireiria suitable
retired couple sith car. Apply at 92o
7th st. ne.
533f CONN. AVE. NV. at Military I'd
rooms baths: suitable for dentist
physician or Diplomatic uses: rent, 5000.
GEORGE /. BORoER. 643 Indiana ave.
NV
silver SPRING. 9004 Eton rd-De-
llv. rn.. din. rm., complete mod kit,
reception closet; .2nd a.. 5 bedrms... 5
closets, colored tiled bath-shower: full
bSmt.. gas heat, paved I'd, Z-S bus >
blks. north: 8 min. District line; nr.
schools, shopping center; Piney Br. I'd. to
blks. Eton I'd; lease; $3.50. MRS. PRICE,
RA. 1853 IL
BETHESDA. on Wis ave: large house;
suitable for rooming, guest or business;
ample parking space. OWNER, WI. s110.