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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-20

dollars that he intelligent
Negro has the status of
state
attains the status first
when law passed which has as it's aim
lettering the American citizen the Negro
rghtfl share At this time he
second class citizen born in the
life know the record
compulsory national health
insurance plan.
Finally Negroes striving for Indignation the
industry schools and colleges politics and sports
Indignation policy strengthened If start at the
being spent The fed
the people Why pay the
that be and should be done on
internal snpng and be mindful Of our
class citizen for without regard for
problems cannot be solved
d. 2O Lincoln Building Kansas City No. Oct
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Letters To The Editor
DR. MILTON LEWIS AGAINST TRUMAN HEALTH PLAN
October 8, 1850

October o. 1850
Editor In the September your appeared
article under the heading The Bundr National Medical
fighting President National Compulsory
Plan.
why the National Medical Association composed aNgro
bership voted against President Humans plan
According to this writer the Negro physicians voted this
because they either hope recognition American
Medical Association plight
Negroes in this country who in need Of medical attention but
cannot secure because of low economic status
o viewpoints S explanatory.
In order TO become member of the American Medical Asoca
tion physician be member of the Medical
his community which affiliated American Medical
citation Therefore this matter is on local level
progressive communities supported general
hospitals where those low status me
inform that the real sufferers have those
OF great middle class group The group that makes decent sal
buys homes edueates it's children supports churches buys
contributes community
efforts and makes the world better by their
The majority those this group cannot lay aside sufficient
to with treatments and
adm xRay occupation
climate and prolonged illness However these
this handicap by voluntary subscriptions disqualification
poor only
who could medical and when needed This
is on a local level
editorial American
effort
hospitals ternsps Negro gradu
a and has not secured admission Negro students m
schools.
Negro physicians gaining
assignments due the that young white physicians
desire to become specialists and in order to do so must serve
tain period the staff of hospital This generally
of the squeeze play against the Negro physician This matter
local level
There enough hospitals o Of
the Negro graduates
1t known fact that the quota system prevails
schools and hospitals and other
victim of this vicious practice This
policy of Indignation
The writer that the Negro physician
from the farm kitchen
who s there sweating blood order possible
Negro physician TO have
he is not keeping the touch with his people.
Farming, cooking washing
able avOcaons The resulting the
help, ntegated
CARNATIONS that demand them
their labors
$4,000 required produce
pitsl training The physician today parents
had bear the proportion
fore building dependable practice.
Negro physicians sacrifice periods
working with such NAACP wCA
Urban League community chests
way he keeps the common touch with his people.
think President Truman outspoken pes
dents have had that he disclosed ALL his
the policy of indignation However bear in mndWen
Negro Is hailed into the state federal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-20

Whether you supporter not
independence" by
Usher AS perhaps already guessed biography
President Truman Written highly readable style it's early locale
jackson Missouri, tTamPng
as a boy around the rural about Kansas City.
Many figures chapters early
Of Truman Kansas City knew by sight Our Dad worked
chef by the haberdashery operated by
Truman his Jewish
while pedang bike selling Chi
cgo Defenders had handkerchief
Truman Naturally waiting
If he probably nothing
clerk not those who Truman sold them
Daniels does writing volume
or not paints picture what happen only
describes the rise of operation
business 70 the highest Office gift Of the American people It's full
Of the intimate gongs the smoke filled
and close views of the things that
4
Reprsal by Arthur Gordon, published
novel about southern Negro ynched
Georgia mob The avenge
the Staying Of his wife after Federal jury
known lynchers Of his wife and three others.
The exciting sought punish
hands ynhers whom the law turned worth
written not by damyankee Eugene Tamadges
editor Cosmopolitan Magazine story prob
ably based on the GAINESVILLE Ga ynchng
a
Hughes serving year Minneapolis Com
muny Chest Fund drive poor
showing made from to residential districts populated
largely by bronze skinned Mnneapotans
that districts
buttons to the Community Chest very poor
says people contribute where they
employed them have ker to show for their dona
Clarence agencies
which exclusively per
from the Community Chest.
writer districts will do
better the individuals and families will think little the
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Page 4, St Paul RECORDER, Friday, October 20, 1850

need to give people the average nor do
they have good per highly jobs but they ought to
give n proportion their earning power
these remarks that some Oh our
people segment the population that holds out on e
luncheon at the RAIDS
Monday many citizens comfortably crcu
give enough Chest campaign to make good
tip a waiter
Our Community both St Paul and Minneapolis
got this 1t might be good idea 10
split which employees Of firm with the
which live do not
look like blanks on the district registers. Newman.
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Protect The Courts

AZ expected South Carolina racists finally made
attacks the property of Federal Judge Waes Warng
nights ago the Waring home in Charleston stoned
The Warnings have been unpopular in their home
Judge Warng ruled that the Democratic primary elections which
tantamount elections be opened Negro
Americans Judge Wang ruled that the u Constitution
all qualified citizens TO vote,
The Wang family has lived Revolutionary times South
Carolina Since the anpathy Judge wang
Of his ruling ur Of the Federal the u s. should
that his and protected and
itiidae him from doing his duty he II not be halted
II un-Amercan hoodlums inmidate a Judge
South Carolina eventually will be other parts
ton.
Most OF the favorable decision reafirming
this country have the members of the federal judiciary
and few state judges attempt influence
cons Of the bench matter the level of the should be
posed vigorously by both the bench the public
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-20
Empty Spaces

DR. Arnold pastor Of Westminster Presbyterian church
Minneapolis Monday address Community
said every country
there empty spaces Of need discomfort dsuniy Com
munism has taken
Dr. country after country where the Stain tribe
each there discomfort bgoy
tolerance housing lack of opportunity and dissatisfied
people speaker country which allows these evils to exist
d vulnerable.
Anv nation which because Of his nationality back
ground religious beliefs vulnerable and has too Of
called empty spaces
point which that unity
ana our val a not IN the White House Warrington
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salute such a lad, I salute him,
And would rather far be in his
ragged shoes
Than fill the polished boots of his
high CHIEF.
Those who garner riches from
the poor must lose
In the end, and sometime in the
future face the grief
Which the dweller Of the slums
is facing now.
l salute the lad, salute him.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-20
! SALUTE HIM
BY William Henry Huff

l salute the hearty youngster
from the slums
Who, though underpriviliged,
lifts up high his head
AS he eats his food, consisting
of the crumbs,
From the table of man whose
meat and bread
Is unjustIy gotten from others
beaten brows.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-20

Now Is the time to sound out Ike"
When he testified before the Committee for
Equality In the Armed Forces he didn't sound like a
man who wanted to end Jim Crow in the nations
armed forces He called impractical of the inte
grafton which is being carried successfully
m the Korean theatre and in some U. s. camps.
II he thought Is months ago that training and
mixing Of blacks and whites in the Army was not
practicable. would not that make him a suspect on
the civl rights issue7
This paper frankly doesn't know the answer, but
It's readers have right TO know and Negro leader
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Proposed
Amendments
to the
Constitution
of
Minnesota
J. A. A. Burnquist
Attorney General
State Capitol
St. Paul, Mimi.

Honorable Nike Holm June 2, 1850
Secretary Of Stale
Stale Capitol
81 Raul. Minnesota
Dear Sir
Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 1919,
Section :. =. there Is transmitted to you
herewith, IN accordance with the re-
qIIrements Of SAID statutory provision,
a statement Of the purpose and effect
Of the proposed amendment to Article
TX. Section Of the constitution OF the
state Of Minnesota. The proposed
amendment Is 20 be submitted at the
November 1850. general election. This
am"ndme"- was enacted by Laws 1919.
This prarosed amendment would add
to Section Of Article tx Of the COnsti-
luton Of the State OF Minnesota an
entire new section to be known as Sec
tion lB, which new section would read
as follows.
Notwithstanding the proVl.
SONS OF Section IA Of Article 9 OF
the constitution, a portion OF the
proceeds OF the occupation tax on
the valuation OF all ores mined or
produced to be paid by every per.
son, CO. partnership company Joint
stock company, corporation, or as
ISOLATION however or for whatever
purpose organized, engaged in the
business OF mining or producing
IRON ore or other ores In this state,
equal to the proceeds Of a tax Of
one per cent en- such valuation
levied In the manner provided by
law, shall be paid into the vet.
Grams compensation fund before
the remaining funds derived from
the occupation tax are spportioned
as provided by Section IA Of Artl.
Gle g Of the constitution.
This amendment W h e n ap.
proved by the people and pro.
claimed. all as provided by law.
shaN be effective as OF the first day
Of January, 1919. In the event that
the provisions Of the preceding
sentence shall be held to contra.
Nene the constitution OF the United
States Of America. the remaining
provisions OF this section shall
stand as valid and continue In fun
force and effect.
This section OF the constitution
shall expire on December 81, 1858.
except as TO the proceeds Of the
occupation taxes heretofore levied
and therea after collected"
The purpose Of the proposed amend
ment Is TO authorize. In order to help
pay for the veterans adjusted cumpen-
satiOn, the payment into the veterans
compensation fund Of a part OF the &C.
CupdjlOn tax paid to the state by per
sons engaged In the business Of mining
or producing iron ore or other ores in
this state. The amount Of the part
which II Is proposed shall be paid into
the veterans compensation fund shall
be equal to the proceeds Of an OCCupa-
ttOn tax Of one per cent of the valua-
ton as Rscertained according to law Of
the ores mined or produced.
The effect Of the amendment Is TO
make available for payment Of the vet
Grams adjusted compensation paid to
veterans OF World War II the entire
proceeds Of an additional one per cent
occupation tax paid pursuant to Laws
1912, Chapter Gi2, by persons engaged
IN me business OF mining or producing
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Mhuf About ',lke"7

Negro leaders the national level might do
plumb Gen Ike Esenhowers feeling basic civil
indication that he drafted the Republicans
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JAAB-sm J. A. A. BURNQUIST,
AtfOTnAy CAnaraI
June q 1859

Honorable Mike Holm June q 1859
Secretary OF State
State Capitol
st. Paul, Minnesota
Dear Sir:
Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes lS4s.
| Section 3.2l, there Is transmitted to
you herewith. in accordance with the
| requirements OF said statutory provi-
sion, a statement Of the purpose and
effect OF the proposed amendment to
Article IL. Of the constitution OF the
state Of Minnesota. The proposed
amendment Is to be submitted at the
November 7, 1850, general election.
THIS amendment was enacted by Laws
In Article TX. Section S Of the Mime.
sofa constitution there Is included .
provision relating TO the distribution
OF the proceeds OF an excise tax on
petroleum products which reads as
follows:
49, and shall place two thirds
OF the proceeds Of such tax In the
Trunk Highway Fund provided for
In Section 2 Of said Article 10, and
one.third thereof in the State Road
and Bridge Fund, and further es.
eept In cases where grants OF land
or other property shall have been
made TO the state: especially dedi.
Gated by the grant TO specific pur.
poses, and In such cases the state
shall devote thereto the avaiis Of
such grants, and may pledge or
appropriate the revenues derived
from such works In aid Of their
The adoption Of that amendment
proposed under Laws 1870, Chapter
747, would change the above quoted
provision to read as follows:
and shall place one-ha
OF the proceeds OF such tax in the
Trunk Highway Fund provided for
In Section 2 OF said Article rs, 90.
portion for road and street pur-
poses on the basis Of population 60
thereof 10 cities Of over 10000
population, according to the latest
aNaIlaols FEDERAL census, and 44g
thereof 70 the State Road and
Bridge Fund. and further. eEcept
ether property shall have seen
mace 10 the State, especially dedi.
Gated BY the grant 10 specific pur-
poses, ana In such eases the state
shan devote thereto the avails Of
sueh Grants, and may pledge or
appropriate the revenues derived
completion"
The purpose OF the amendment 10 TO
change the method Of distribution OF
the proceeds 81 the excise tax as now
provided by Article TX. Section OF
the state constitution. The effect would
be that after the adoption OF the
amendment instead Of the present dis
tribution OF two-thirds OF the tar 70
the Trunk Highway Fund and one
third 70 the state Road and Bridge
Fund. the distribution would he made
In the following manner:
~ One-han TO the Trunk HigsWAN
Fund.
C2) co would be apportioned fo' road
and street purposes on the basis OF
population 70 cities OF over 100 GOO pop
ulation according 70 the latest federal
census figures.
(S) The remaining 44G would lie
placed IN the State Road and Bnt-e
Fund.
Very truly your,
JAAB INN J. A A BURSQ
ATTORNEY
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probing Esenhower feels bottom dollar
and Business finding prospective
candidate Eisenhower feels about the which affects their
interests
Evening star., 1950-07-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI

$50,OO0-Fine commercial location,
1904 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria,
Va. l30-ft. frontage and 120 #.
depth, with rear alley. Call A. r.
SCHREINER, Alex. 7720. 3
Evening star., 1950-07-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PROMINENT LOCAL BUSINESSMAN
will pay cash for estate-type prop
erty not too far out. Prefer to 10
acres with fine dwelling. Call Mr..
Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
q st 1890 300 On or H3; o. 23z3 81, eyss YES - -
up to S25, 900 for home in Cleveland
Park or Chevy. Chase, D. c.; early
possession not imperative. Cali
Lewis Brown, ALDoN PROPERTIES,
RE. 1853, ewes. EN-. 1851. IS
HUNDREDS OF PROSPECTS seeking
eHmss Pesss from eonnt $1,000 Is p.to2. to
ffaalpls Ri 81 55ss224. FRANK s. PHIL
TRADE I your present home. lge.. or
to your present requirements. We
Sgecialize on G exchanges. Call Mr..
81 IT NE2ps 12Ss sr Of H9: sb.s4S ss4S ewes ~
$4,000 maximum. 10, .3-ss05. -
WANTED by vet: or 3 bedrm., with
bsmt., older home in Va; approx. 1
acre; reasonable. Call Ii. 6-07sa.
HAVE A CASH BUYER for 5-rm.
bungalow, Hillcrest area or nearby
Md. Call us If you have any prop
erty to list for sale. MERCER
BUILDING CORP. 10. 9-s4o0 till
HILLCREsT brick home wanted fol-
WThLouGHsY WI 81 Safsi iron IA. 0Saff ss57 NJ
SMALL RAMBLER WANTED, will
pay from $4,000 to $4,000 for
well-built, well-located brick ramb-
Ter. Call Mr.. Dixon of JAMES L.
DIXON e. CO., ST. 1900, or HO
2343 ewes. -S
NAVY OFFICER wants roomy Colo
nial or other attractive brick home
with at least 3 bedrnls. and / "
baths. Excel. residential section
within IL mi. Of Pentagon. Not over
about $4,000. Principles only
Call OW, 724S, %
Evening star., 1950-07-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH, bedrms., liv. rm.,
din: rm;, kit, screened porch, furn;,
nsS Ess yassr 20 ss6 system l5sa Priced for quick
closed porches; gas, cleo, water; $3,-
500. Year round. Box 3S4-M, Star.
DEEP CREEK FORT. near Gales
vile, % miles fre y D. C.-5-room
and bath semibungalow; open fire.
place, glassed-in front porch, beau
acre ground; $500 down, $50 per
mo. Drive out Route 214 to Route
26S, to sign. o. B. zANTzINGER,
MIMOSA COVE, Deale, Md.-Beauti-
ful, clean, 81 4-acre DEVELOPMENT, with
3,500-ft. waterfront on protected
Bay; commute to 3. C.; close to
everything; restricted. Lots 5Ox10O.
Agent on grounds. 10. 2-sos6, West
sEcuRIHTSY2 HS2o' PLUS safe haven from
atom. bombs; 80 acres fertile land
the Potomac River. Va; old. livable,
6-rm. house and acres Of oyster
shore. A real bargain directly from
owner. $6,S00. Call NO. 4754 ewes.
sightseers, please save your time
NORTH on HHihsi BEACH COTTAGE rms,
lge. lot, trees; vacant; $500 to
$1,000 cash. Will exchange.
OWNER, Ia. 7010. 3
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-Lots and cottages for sale to
college graduates at restricted bay
colony Of 100 cottages; large COM
munity building with organized rec
reation; sandy beach and fresh
water lake swimming. woods, streams
and cliffs; some June rentals by
week. Drive down 46 miles beyond
Prince Frederick. Leafiet upon re-
quest. IA
WOODLAND BEACH-Newly finished
cottage, ami, near water. For
further details and apt. to see, call
WA 6151. -9
COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-Year-'ro round
loc. on Va. ave, u blk. from beacf,
front. Open for inspec. on week ends
Evening star., 1950-07-07
STORES FOR RENT Cont, !,

RESTAURANT-16f1 4th st. NV.
with D. c. approved equipment; liv.
ing quarters upstairs. ME. 0041 ol
213 Colorado bldg. %
2 NICE ROOMS-Ideal for beauty
parlor in nice shopping center, grow.
ing community. heat and water
party party Soa csi METaIERs RsfeIsHssS vIReINsia INA
LARGE CORNER LOT. in shopping
center; approx. 35x70-ft.: heat and
water furn.; ideal for drugstore;
very reasonable rent; good PROPOSE.
tion to right party. Call METZ.
LER's Virginia OFFICE, GL
1888 or OK. 0S7S.
HYATTSyILLE-Vac suitable for
beauty parlor. barber shop. etc.,
rent S65 per mo. WA. 1919.
STORE, 20x60-ft.. in heart of shop
ping center; located in Falls Church
1893 L ST. NV. Opposite Statlei
HateD 2 conditioned stores in
modern building; 1000 and 1900 So
f.; blond wood paneled walls, f1uor'
escent lights. acoustical plaster; nc
food. Call Mr.. Green or Mr.. Talley
H. l.. RUST CO., 1901 18th st. NV
18th AND COLUMBIA RD, 2 doors
from corner; 2 bulk show windows;
90 #. front. SO IT. deep; heavy
foo: trafic; suit. any business; good
lease: 5000 per mo. OWNER, ME.
Is 1880, ewes. WI 4543
Evening star., 1950-07-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

COLONIAL BEACH-"Victor cottage, ~
very a nice. Call after 8 pm. II
cofoNfAL elSbsfi BEACH, modern bunsa. rs
sEVEht4 fsfsi & Sfac2v Sci c2v coT4aer, ST4l ss n,
Wash, hot and cold water. modern
caEsaPEEAkGfF Rasssi Ek fF RFadH m1 h.. MD S7so he'd.
complete bath with tub and shower
not and cold water: overlooking bay
See Seek' VII 81, Can S1a4 be seen anytime + this
LONG osSE' BEACH Bsi eHTe; ec;oTrAGEs-Neww1 w1V va.
ing 4, after 8I28: 2-bedroom water.
front cottage. 7IS to 7L21. $50 wk.
z bedrooms with dormitory End IL.
sa12 to 9I9. $45 Wk;; lge. 4-bedroon
ful new cottage. sleeping seven, 7/s
to 7/29. $40 wk.:. 2-bedroom cottage,
7I6 to 7/15 and S/5 to 9/2; also
other other COTTAGES after g/2. These fore
EoinG agoS cottages ags.,a are All well equipped
aapprov,ed' y,'. ten tenants. Phone Prince
RoCKHILL. INC, St. Leonard. Nd.
sHanY fas fYrthsT sihf. details; S;-a.n.drm ..,.
tage, avail. last . wks. in july.
CSoLoNIAI BEACH-sleeps o: gas,
elec; and water; semibath and
able July is to SO, EN-. Sioie. ~
NORTH BEACH, MD.-5-rm: bunga-
Rsyf Last 2 yyks. yk alaaaqs IN Avs. $50 wk. Mr.
Fok oRaT, RESf-woodiand n: Ssdfi Beach, s-room s
cottage, elec;. gas. running water,
lawn; by week or month. Ii. 3-5fi14.
EPPING FoREsT-s-b.r. house, fur
sssssnsa sss beach, sss gRssst Rsa5
BkVERfY Aaf; SYS0i BEACH RS % osGs Ems cottage,
ssGn ssFoss rTt from . oIs beach store. cali Ak.
GooD, GOD, clean kIi Ssc COTTAGE, overloofins a
Chesapeake Bay; will rent July I6
EPPING FOREST-Lge. cottage, on
water; PVT. pier; elec. kit, h.w.;
sleeps q: heat, porches, clean; club
hogss; 1osss,sS $Se5; To Sept. 80. MRS.
severn fVVfEsS9ki RivFRWaserfront r. 1saS cottage,
modern. wonderful for children; 80
pFIu nj; uW.Sashingten; .SA Ho. 7o93. 20
for rent, rent, July o, TO 16. 500 to re-
COMPLETELY furn. bedrms., Q baths.
RE. 1884, Ext. 2fs.
COLONIAL BEACH, Emily" Family
Apis. Ultramodern. Pvt, wharf and
cHEsarEakiE Hssarki s1sai BAY-Modern s-Sed-
rm.. cottage, bath, porches: adults
preferred; avail. July 15. WI. 271S.
BRETON BEACH - Near Leonard
town, Nd; waterfront cottage with
private pier; accommodates 8 per-
sons; ami; $50 wk. WI. 0903.
COTTAGE on lge wooded lot; elec.
refgr. and pump; outdoor hrepl.;
sleeps 10; $50 wk. EN-. 6932. -S
Evening star., 1950-07-07
FARMS Cont.

COUNTRY sECLUSIoN, city convent
ences; 12 a., 20. mi. D. c.; house
new cond.; ! bedrms., liv, and din
rms, mod. kitchen, bath, 1st floor;
large. End floor dormitory. I'm. knot
ty pine; fireplace, picture window,
bsmt; fully screened, storm windows,
awnings, screened porch. good barn;
garage; chicken house; large lawn;
garden; stream; shade. 1880;
about $4,000 cash: probably go CT
RALPH A. STYER, Realtor. Pleasant
Wol Wiley, b7ia. y. Phone Afcoia SsS6 or
M1 miles: fAaM mostly "antnM''ha pasture y to 80
acres; house In good cond.; elec,,
hard I'd. p. o. 40S, Silver Spring,
%
"GRIGSBY HILL FARMS"--s5 acres;
complete; Fairfax County. Va. Small
model farming estate for the couple
or small family who desire good
Eoas nan aTh nhn with sasy s oua s
tance OF the Capital. 25 miles. from
downtown, over 4-lane highway;
charming home decorated in Will
liamsburg manner, eontaiaing !
screened porch U6x1s), powder rm.,
lge. up-to- the minute kit. on End
Fl. (18x1S) with firepl.: guest bed
rm. (l6x16) with flrepl.; excellent
h:-w. heating system with oil burn
er; watered by Bull Run; white
board fence. with multif1oral roses;
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain view.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
Realtors. exclusive agents. CHI.
3S3S; ewes. and SUM-, FA. 4424.
FARM, 20 acres, 1Sta acres wood
land, Ia acres cleared, with Arm.
house, electricity and well, garden
and young cinderblock storage house
with bsmt.. orchard. 1925 down;
terms, Owner selling. Timber will
almost pay for same. Dir: Rt. ga
to Rt. 9, turn right for about 2 mi.
to st. Clair station, turn right, lst
house on right on the gravel road.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
FARMS

go ACRES, Va acre cleared; 3-roon
BUNGALOW, unfinished, spring and
stream on property; $50 yards or
Thomas Jefferson hwy. Electric and
telephone available; in fast-growinl
community, few minis. to nice town
20 miles to Charlottesville, Va
Money-maker il subdivided; price for
cash, $500. Phone HO. 1915. -g
IL ACRES-30 min. D. c.; several
fruit trees; 5-rm bunga.; repairs
needed; priced very low, easy terms
JAMES e. MAHONEY, HU. 5410. --s
and road gravel. Tree trimming and
removing. SH. 51lO. IS
STR0UT'S FARM CATAL0G FREE
2,S30 bargains. 80 states. STROUT
REALTY. 711-A Woodward Bldg
Washington. Metropolitan 754s.