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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

erintendent, after 3 delay Of sew
eral hours.
Hospital Sailing
Andrew j. Smith. a Prosecu-
tors office investi sstor. stated
that he sat in the hospital all
morning while records on the
case were sought. The prosecutor
opined that ne thought the hos
pital was stalling.
Police officers OF Woodward
station brought Shaw to the hos
pital after finding him semi con-
scious in the 1900 block Of Ly-
man. An emergency diagnosis
stated he had been drinking and
fell down"
Wasn't Drunk
Continued on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Bunch Does 1t Again

LAKE SUCCESS. n. Y.--Dr.
Ralph j Bunche. Detroit-born
United Nations director Of trus-
tceships. was named on the UN
Panel for Inquiry and Concilia-
ton here recently.
The distinguished statesman
was appointed by Ambassador
Warren R. Austin permanent
American representative. along
with four other Americans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

mends:
l. That the two associations
"place themselves on record as
being in full support Of the de-
tense OF George w Crockett. Jr"
2 That they assist in the APP
peal Of the contempt findings
against Mr.. Crockett and IN any
stav-of-execution proceedings
g. That they bring the facts
regarding the findings Of con
tempt against Mr. Crockett 10
the knowledge Of the lawyers %
the state Of Michigan ieS'
4 precedent be established which ,
will seriously prejudice the risn,
or accused persons to counsel o'
their own choice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

position by Sheriff Andrew c.
Baird early this year
Fields was appointed in 1910
TO Jail Division as guard by
Sheriff Baird and in 1916 was
assigned 10 the Sheriff's Civil
Division in the County building.
Born in Macon. Ga. Fields
graduated from Ballard Normal
School and came 10 the Motor
City about 20 years ago. He has
been a member Of the Michigan
Federated Democratic Club for
over IS years and is completing
his 10th year as member Of that
organizations Board Of Direc-
tors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

TO all without discrimination ~
to ancestry or religion and had
urged the group 70 advocate re-
peal Of state segregation laws
and 70 suggest elimination Of
inequalities in opportunities for
premedical education.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
-FOUR CROSS-OVER BAR

Fous Of the PSI successful
gan''gaies who passed the Mich
gan S'aie Bar Examinations this
wees were Negroes. They were
,,teaeiek Byrd. jefferson L
'ora9t Della Phillips and Her
man s.allings.
nNla Is a graduate OF the Uni
perNlr Of Detroit Law School
sno Northwestern University
ne chief accountant at the
inecei'ng Hospital. Prior TO that
nne ne was administrator Of
'srksdc Hospital.
infee hundred. twenty took
'ne examination. The announce
a u. was made by attaches Of
'ne State Supreme Court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

ivCdl OAR tSSOCldIlOllS'
The committee after examin-
ing nine specifications Of Grim
MAJ contempt Of court charges
ssainsi The Detroit attorney
.0und that his actions "indi-
.aie NOT more than IL TO be
ssspeeied from a lawyer ODE
S'ehi to the responsibilities Of
NY profession and the interests
oi his clients.
me Wolverine Bar Association
r"u NE Detroit chapter. National
,sswsers Gufld. appointed the
.O'n' committee about a month
ssO 10 study merits Of the con-
emp emp' citation and convictions Of
CONCENTRATIONS
adapted AZ membership meet
"ss' the si-page report recon-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

Truman during the Presidential
campaign Iist year when even
the Dems thought their candidate
didn't have chance for victory
Dawson, they relate. appeared
10 campaign more strenuously
when fellow politicians seemed
to slacken in their efforts for a
cause which seemed doomed
The Congressman is chairman
Of the House Expenditures Com
mittee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

Railway Express
Shanelessly
DiscriI1liinates
Labor Youth League
Forms Picket-Line

4 picketline was thrown
,round The Railway Express
Agency at Michigan Central
Depot saturday by the Labor
Youth League against the
,ompanys policy of openly
and shamelessly discrimi-
lafion against Negroes seek
nc enrlovment."
Action 10 breakdown this
vicious Practice" stated Bur-
ME Ball. League president. re-
suited from w. J. Fanninq.
Agency employment supervisor
deliberately and maluciously
crossing off the name OF q Ne
gro veteran from the applica-
.iokiisi he signed for employ
meat last Thursday.
Sraiehet OF Name
Ball ttlated that two white
friends observed Tanning scratch
the veterans name off the list
az, had left the Agecny Of
flee 18th and Bagley After
theg tested to see if their
frieHi name had been scratch
ed-oH tanning refused TO show
ihc te list and left his office.
7 league president said that
his p along with the local
As0er NAACP would demand
'hll the Agency drop its racial
policy az q conference Wednesday
sfie.r on with the supervisor.
\ piich.line will be thrown
aa3ad the Agency again if they
refuse Ball stated. DO YOU
know that they (the Agency do
not sr0loy but three Negroes out
q sowo one thousand employees
And these three are classified
only as ianitors. despite having
nearly 20 years Of service he
added
Accepted Application
The League head explained
nat q young Negro and two Of
rs White friends applied FOR jobs
az ne Agency's employment Of
fec The name Of the Negro
was pied along with other
app cnnts.
Nae0 The youth left the office
hs iN friends observed Fam
.nS p bis Office about four feet
a"ee oSs Oft his name on the
lst hey entered the Office in
plo'c> and asked TO see II the
FoV'n name was crossed out.
TIE supervisor turned the list
'ace onward and refused 10 let
mem Gee il After the pair re-
oaestrf to see the list. Tanning
oecan nervous and walked out
oih.s Office.
N race veteran stated that
Ne o1 not desire to reveal his
nam 'or he thought publication
woul.' hinder his chances for en-
Payment elsewhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
LocalNAACPH Hits
Lanty Of Police;
ualLawS system
Cites Mishandling
OF Cafe Bias Cases

The local branch NAACP
dashed out against lavity Of
members Of the Detroit po-
lice department in the handl
ling Of restaurant discrimi-
nation cases last Friday and
charged that the city had a
separate set Of laws for Ne
groes.
That Deiroii Is city Of
dual laws. stated the Rev p.
L. Brady Jr.. local president.
is clearly indicated by the case
of Willard Coulter. 4ls7 ST.
Antoine. and Arthur Bridges.
ls4s Z. Lafayette. complains
ants against the Yankee Shop
on Woodward Ave.
DOOMED CAUSE
Brady cited that gross mis-
handling of the case On par, o.
some policement have disheart-
ened the complainanis % the
poinS,hat they feel that time k
being lost BY pressing charges
for a doomed cause
Police Superintendent Morgan
vas requested hy The branch te
instruc, an Psecinc, II ais &c
order policemen who handle
these cases 10 cooperate with
the coniplainants and stop being
friendly with The owners Of these
cafes with discriminatory poll
cies.
Office Of he Prosecutor was
lauded by the organization for
their handling Of these cases.
GROSS NEGLIGENCE
Brady. in letter 70 SuperIn-
tennent Morgan. said:
"The handling Of the recent
complaint against the Yankee
Shop on Woodward Avenue BY
complainant Willard Coulter
Arthur Bridges Aithea Elom and
her sister. Artzells Elom, ia .
case Of gross negligence on the
part 81 the officers handling il
The eomplainants followed
the correct procedure as instruct.
ed by the officer in charge Of
Woodwawrd Station Al the time
Of the complaint. Nov 25 When
they appeared before the Pros
eccutor. however, The Detective
in charge Of the case Detective
ivory. failed 10 produce the de-
PENDANT claiming he was unabls
TO contact him.
This Of course greatly incon-
venienced the compliments and
caused them 10 lose much val
liable time.
THE compliments 10 these
restaurant discrimination cases
are. as a rule. men and women
who must work for a living and
the loss Of time bv the needless
delay caused by the seeming lack
Of interest OF some detectives
handling these cases
FRIENDLY WITH OWNERS
II also appears that some Of.
ficerS are very friendly with
the owners 81 these restaurants
and make very little effort 70
bring about a speedy conclusion
10 these cases
The Prosecutors Office ham
dies these civil RIGHTS cases in
prompt and efficient manner in
trying 10 break down this Visions
and un-American practice. We
do not receive however the same
cooperation and impartial justice
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
FIRST UNIFORM SERGEANT
IN SHERIFF'S OFFICE NAMED

Another first was scored recently by John H Fields
upon his appointment of Uniform Sergeant Transportation
Department, Wayne County Sheriffs Office
The 43-year-old sergeant became the first race Assist
ant Turnkey in the country when he apnoted to that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
CONGRESSMAN DAWSON NAMED
FIRST VICE CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON - Congressman William l.. Dawson
OF Illinois became the first vice chairman Of major
political party here last week result of his do-or-de
support of President Truman in the last presidential cleo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
AAMC UPHOLDS RACIAL BAR
in SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Practice Of racial discrimination
schools of medicine upheld recently by the Assoca
tion Of American Medical Colleges
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATIONS
JOIN DEFENSE OF CROCKETT

= Frotestation against the conviction OF George W.
rocket Jr only Negro defense attorney OF the top
ommunists, endorsed Tuesday by Joint committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
FAILURE TO REPORT SHOOTING
PLACES HOSPITAL ON CARPET

An intense investigation launched Tuesday af-
ternoon of 27yearold man being treated for slight
head abrasion and sent home by Receiving hospital doc
Thanksgiving Day. although he had .32 calber bull
le in his hrai
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26
Crown Buddy
 l-Nigl1ter King

Buddy Johnson, the youthful ere ator of *'Walk Elm Rhythm, and his blockbusting band will be starred in the third annual bene- fit jazz concert presented by the Pittsburgh Courier, at New York's Carnegie Hall on April 9. Buddy will receive an award as the out standing new band of the year and also will be crowned s'King Of The One ?Niter Circuit as the band that has played more one- niters than any other and racked- up the biggest box office atten- dance figures on the road in the past year.
 Proving he rates the award. Bud dy is currently rolling up record attendance marks on a one-niter tour that started in January and will interreupt his tour for his date at Carnegie Hall. With his latest Deca discs of "Serves Me Right" "Ll1 Dog," "You Had Bet ter Change Your Ways" and "I Don't Care Who Knows" riding high, Buddy will be out with a new Decca release on March 28, coupling "Pullamo" and "Some- one So Sweet As You"
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26

Sidney Hiermont, head booker for the circuit, contacted Bill Ken ney several weeks ago and told him of the front offices decision to try stage shows once more. Pier mont explained that the future of vaudeville in the Loew's theatres depended on how we'll the first shows did and so he asked Bill if the Ink Spots could work out their schedules so that they would be the headliners in those re-debut performances. The quartet's lead ers' response was immediate. The Ink Spots would make the ap- pearances.
 So for fifteen weeks the famed singers will be travelling from city to city headlining Loew's Theatre stage shows while vaudeville watchs with an anxious eye. From their first theatre appearance in Cleveland, Ohio, on July IT right to the end of their theatre tour the Ink Spots will be carrying a great load on their shoulders. And vaudeville is confidently keeping it's talented fingers crossed.
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26

How many up in this neck of the country have heard about the e Northern " scottsboro" case? 4oI ' have asked this of quite a II rev se
 individuals and not 70 C. one SreT o1 WSat TdeM had heard about 1t ,,t or We1I' 9aIT down % o TSs Trenton, New Jersey, recently six Negroes were convicted o1 ao muro der and condemned to die. Beeausse use or Ins "a con' methods allegedly used to wiring confessions Iron 1Io4 was .ae accused, and the evidence that was was piled up during the tr1al , to a.enns oonoe their innocence, the case has s,ssr;ea's coms 1 widely known columnist and radio 9 commentators, ] Walter Winchell and Drew Pearson, have s,,+gdv given 4 Atthar it atr .Gaeth. who devoted an entire pro, S' gram to "a analyzing the trial and informing the public that Attorney
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26
MINORITY REPORT
 by
 Hugh H. Smythe
Hugh H. Smythe

All other we'll minority the United States fibuser going Congress-
 Although it regularly reported in the daily that It the only Actually politicians who the halls of this weapon Any them with but few what read in daily remember that something which minority especially the Negro along responsible If the present
 the Senate then would hold the Senate in con who insist upon practice exhausted and
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26

There used to be time when 1t was something whenever a Me- gro accumulated enough wealth to buy a Ford or Chevrolet. His neigh bors really considered him a man of distinction then and he became the envy of many. However, per- haps it can be taken as measure of progress" on his part today to see just how far he has come in the matter of car ownership.
 It was rumored that near the end of the war and immediately afterwards that Cadillac distribu- tors in Washington, D. C., were refusing to sell cars to Negroes because so many had bought them that their white customers refused to purchase them any longer. But the best yet, is that down in At lanta, Georgia, (Talmadge Town) the other day a little colored boy was walking along Peachtree Street with his mother when he noticed a big, siny automobile pass by him. Looking up and clutching his mother by the hand, he shouted, "Look, Mama, there is WHITE man driving a Cadillac"
 Talmadge or no Talmadge, when it comes to cars the race will be served!
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26
Spots 70 Determine Vaude Future

NEW YORK-Several vaudeville
  from to pictures drop
  toCivev va11dev lle anotherc chance
New England bulletin., 1949-03-26

o. John Rogge had stepped into the case on behalf of the defense. This is a case for us to watch. Its ramifications are pertinent not only for Negroes, Jews, Orientals and other minorities, but for ev- eryone. It strikes at the root of American justice, if what prevailed at the trial were as they were re- ported by the press and radio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

the children 70 play ia 90 . ssist
street? This 6rlek home Of i large
rHls. with attic. shcula tgis ygt
Bxmt with reer- rEE ard Hfealasf.
hot-water oil heat. Located ~ %sf:n
aye Tenny&or u Prize, So 500,
G. II. PEARCE
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PERSON DESIRES IMMEDIATELY a
house OF following description only.
Due to permanent injury, a level
LOT with few steps to door; at least
] bedrm. and full bath on LIST n;
or 2 bedrms: on End a.; conv. loo;
to stores and transp. Price not
over sl5: 600: Not interested , IN any
WELLS. MA. 9141; ewes, WI. $500.
I WILL BUY OR SELL your house
No obligation for appraisal. M. B.
WEAVER. WO. 4944, DI. 1880. la
3 OR 8 HEDRM. HOUSE in nearby
Prince Geo; Co. with modern, cow.
s snd about std sb sfre ground ., 5of
$1,000 with $4,000 cash. V. b.
JOHNSTON. DE. $3.50. 10
LISTINGs WANTED - Experienced
sales organization and expert ap-
praisals count today in proper prices
s na s sece Psone e Yeu or can sun
Georgia 1900. L. T. GRAVATTE
Realtor, 1878 X st. NV. MA 0753.
HOUSE. 4 rms or more; near transp.: :
not over $4,000. DE. 9092. 10
WE WISH TO BUY a nice 3 or 4 bed
s amy h nss asss all Box ss'a f2nasl
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash
for homes in Arlington or Falls
Church. C. 8. SHILLINGBURG,
4615 Lee hwy. Arl.' Va. OK. 1924.
I WANT TO BUY q house with Q
rms. or more, at least - baths;
reas. down payment. Sligo 7747;
L WILL PAY all cash for a small
bone in Or within ma miles He 81 sos NJ
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses
white or colored. any condition or
location. DE. 0SS5 after 8 pm.
WE WILL SELL or buy your house or
XSy oeaoD cy 81 Th so = on hos AZ
5000 day or night. CHANTKER.
WALDO HARRIS will sell your home
or Investment property quickly at
toy market prize, :. Cal ST; 1926;
colored. I will sell 1t If it can be
sold; II won't take me long. JOHN
W. ROUSE. DI. 1888.
ATTENTION. NE AND Sc. owners
Il you have property In ne: or Sc;
cialty Sales and rent MANAGEMENT
Firm % years old. JOE CuRTo
REALTY, 335 H st: ne. Err. $500.
i WILL FAY YOU CASH IODA1 Ior
your house in any section or in any
condition.! For quick action cab
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
your frame or brick house. No com
IT PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest.
msnt property i what gov desi,s
North Capftol, MA. $3.50 Free ap-
praisals Results since 1919.
CHARLES 8. GUM has clients watt
ing to purchase homes in any sec.
tien q Ply Wash. and nearby MARYLAND
g Or i BEDRM.; mod. home in neaf-
BY Fairfax or F. O. Co; acre Or
5000 Fuy Sesefib. sos ao ssf
Quick WILL BE THE ACTION in
buying your home for cash. NIT
CHELL QUICK, 81. 1871, RIA. 341S.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-viRCiktA

sa o.
ALExANDRfA-Yeu Gan meTt rtshi
10 this brand psw Colonial pnnssios .
type home NAM features 30,
found ordinarily Include limestone
nantsl fireplace sn lErEs lis fnF
built IN corner eAeinsss h scFs.r
to latest type kitehsh- dra sns y
bath 90 Isl seof . lovely bscrHas
with Tiled bath. tap and shoHsi OF
end Goof lsrsr closets uhfosshfst
as. , 4.fs s ss.s ,n "i srs .'e L.
s pm. Drive 70 Bradseef cantseg
r. RI h q setassi. s' FL, 90
70 70 ,@ol2 and epsn sisa Pei
,aE ,stGrn1 tI,s3scs s ca tLs1 s..l.s ~
ara InsurorE eos Rup3eY BIDS Els
KInE ., Alexandria -~i1
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hofnesi.ss Ia the nfs and sHs1sEsss
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s wss,Ss atss .enssa,.at to sisssa s
an1 waGh8pstan hAsfgy rsstftetss
AZ unusual esportaE.ts 70 SET .
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i 4 gpj NC Co Rsas,efs .ss is.
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ntae iivfas FeoHs, dintnf fsosa esnss
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~ics sasFahes ss4e, Ess htat stSf-
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car ~ EHanssa to sSit psffSssFt
and nsensnsb esYthsEs1s asSth ssss
faan pftfakanE yssk sasAsee itSs
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ha8l-fH ssFRgss fri1 esras., eSaiasses
a. Kahasanfgst esas ee~E ssyn .sssi
require J NOT on REAL. II
aAi5 Ma- xsrnon ave. AAss&saef "a
81 ~ Essfsn 10
ALEXANDRIA nsss RaEas | sns re
Alrnrrt---stsEs ans astEf : ESQ
reafss 2 Artpi4 eASssse Fsr sSst
&i= 500 pfeengf peas Q~Skh ~ :
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MT RAINIER

s-rm. bunT.. ulus semlanished si's
ftiII- sized d r.. plus breakfast rEn
fuii bsrnt. oil heat. Level corner ioi
SD, 500 Cali Wa 5000 TN 0 m
Robert s. Davis and Co.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE
Congress Heights-Beautiful prewar
semidetached brick; 8 large rooms,
lIl baths; full basement. gas a.-c.
heat, lovely rec. room; storm win
dows and doors. Only $4,000; q
real bargain, easy terms. Phone
FIR. 1857 til 9 pm.
Annenberg Realty Co.
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STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
I have several nice row brick homes
for sale that are priced right with
small down payments. Call Pop"
Hartman. AT. 44S0.
cox & co.
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$1,000 BARGAIN

Large 5-room bungalow. spacious din.
r nsv.d and s,rs sit :ssg%tis Ess s ssa
month. Or less cash. more per
month. Also 5 new brick bungslow
large nv. rm.. finished stairs to
expansion attic; S12,5o0 UP to 3d.
$50; 40 interest. FILA. Easy terms
ker. owner, at model house once,
blocks east Of Edmonston ave. at
54l4 Gallatin ST., Rogers Heights.
Or phone WA 1897 10
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BEAUTfFUL FRAMT BUNGALOW. =
Ert. CD ehcsce e1svs- spTtnE tess
1880 Cal 81 500 til
MoSTCOMERY INVESTMENT co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

BUNGALOW-$8,200
Only $1,000 down. payments So
asbestos shingle BUNGALOW in near
by Nd. rms. and bath. stairway
to expansion attic, fenced corner
lot, 72x130 IT. Practically brand
new. A. real bargain. Phone FIR.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seutheest
COLORED-S475 DOWN

VdCdNt~NtWIy VtutCUI oteO
I42 D st se.-Six lovely rms.
brick. gas. cleo. heat. toilet, nice
yard: excel. location Call MR..
ALBERTS. Elk. 1921 or ia 1887.
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Sensational-$650 Down
Full price only So, $50. payments
only $50 per month. Pine semi
Everything; 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms,
front porch, nice yard. clean condi.
ton. Act quick! Phone FIR. 1857
A.NNENBERG REALTY CO.
Ninhnlc ave 10
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BURCH REALTY co
FULL PRICE. $3.50

Readers SSNA Baltimore elsa Ce}-
lsts Para Nd TO So TO H4ss
tSrs TO assn VN aH8l 3u
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$10.950-SILVER SPRING
A very coy bungalow. ideal for q
small family or retired couple; OF
frame and stucco construction. II
has 5 rooms end bath all on one
floor: aforementioned gas heat, elec.
refgr.. and the lot is inclosed with
a "ranch-type' fence. Don't miss
this opportunity to inspect it, Call
Banks Murray. 81. s114. with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
IL sllAS
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SILVER SPRING

Prewar spacious Cape Cod home o.
character and charm; center.hal
plan. liv. rm. with unusual fireplace
knotty pine bedrm. or den with y
bath adjoining: screened porch: 2nt
A., 2 huge bedrms., l with dressine
rm.: full bath: 8 closets: attached
garage, level lot; country atmos-
phere; walking distance to churches
schools shopping center. OWNER
SH 2RRR
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SUITLAND

On large corner lot Det. arm
bricf. with kno;ty-plne rec rfn.' :
freplsces; new-house eoSa ~
old: oil h.-wh. copper screened
rsorch. storm wtndeWs screens. We
petian blinds throughout block
10 bus. 9 to Stores. $4,000 soeioS
cost: reaS down payment, vacant
$500 Huron ave. Open S1ns. ! 70
rStrsRrn VT HFfa Toe
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$1,000 CASH

1000 CASH
9007 Old Bladensburg Rd.
Silver Spring. Md; Q mos. old; 6-rm.
per mo.
COFFMAN REALTY co.
961 Bonifant St. silver Spring, sH
4123; ewes. and Sun, SH. o165
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BRICK BUNGALOW

New 2-btdrm modern bapEAlpv fuN
nSmt gSs auto heat, ntcpl large
lot s7hu down 20 vets ~ SEQ
down 10 nontrtefkns fan price
SluAAo small mo payments Out
BiAdenshurs rd to Peace Cress. 2 q
miles on Defense hwy 10 our stsH
ard exhibit hems m left
Prince George Realty Co.
1901 3sth St BfsntS cod. Nd VA
REHk I'm I IFG
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
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