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bama. The childrens theatre of the
laboratory school Of Florida A & NJ
College and the Wee Theatre, of
Selma, Alabama also gave presen-
tations.
Jessie Covington Dent, New Or
leans pianist, was presented in re-
cital by the chapters Of DELTA
SIGMA THETA Sorority and
OMEGA PSI PHI Fraternity in
Tullibody Auditorium of Alabama
State College on Sunday. A holder
of the Mus. B. and the Mus. M.
from Oberlin College, Mrs. Dent
received four scholarships to the
Juilliard School of Music where
she made remarkable record in
her chosen field of piano. Her tech
nique and unusual interpretations
in difficult program of selections
from Chopin, Beethoven, List, and
Granger won the acclaim of the
capacity audience which heard her.
OiiS iSop OidCd SSHSI OuSlN 10 ell
cores and greatly impressed her
hearers in her explanatory state
ments which preceded each group.
For the DELTA SIGMA THETA
Sorority in which she holds mem
bership, her appearance was the
feature of the annual observance
of May Week; for the OMEGA
PSI PHI, the program initiated the
contest for the mythical title "Miss
Sigma PHI. Mrs. F. w. Taylor is
president of the local graduate
Deltas, and Professor ]. H. Gil
christ is basileus Of the sponsoring
chapter of OMEGA PSI PHI.
In private life Mrs. Dent is the
wife of Dr. Albert w. Dent. presi-
dent of billiard University and the
only child of DIR. and Mrs. J. M.
Dent, of Houston, Texas. She is
the mother of three sons.
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May Day Held At
Natchez College

With great pomp and true jus
tice to the occasion the Junior
Senior class sponsored MAY Day"
activities were an outstanding sue
cess. This success was also aided
by the weather which was most
ideal. One of the highlights was
the very lovely parade which
marched and rode through the
principal thoroughfares in Nat
chez. The parade was made up
of floats made and decorated by
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old trouble / was in and that hi
would see that | got 90 days out OF
it if | gave him any trouble. He
said, What would you rather do
serve 90 days on that old charge OF
let me have the wagon ?" | told hin
he could take the wagon but that
| would hold him responsible for il
until the replevin suit was tried. He
said | was acting smart about il
and 1--WE don't allow smart niggers
to live in Mississippi, and we ought
to kill YOU" | was sick with mumps
at the time and | told him he could
take the wagon on and [ went in
side to get back in the bed. He
said Il don't want the wagon. You
can give me trouble about it, but
I'm going to get you instead. He
came in the house and said, "Durr,
get up and make resistance because
I'm going to kill YOU" His brother
was standing in the door. The Con-
stable grabbed me by the foot and
pulled me out of bed and onto the
floor and shot into the floor right
by me. His brother was trying to
get aim on me with shotgun but
my wife got in front of him so that
he couldn't. She backed his brother
out into the yard. | grabbed Con-
stable Harrington around the leg
and got good hold on him and
threw him off the porch. He kick
ed his pistol out of the house as
| drug him. | ran back into the
house and got 16-gauge shotgun.
My wife had kept Eugene off of.
me by standing in front of him so
that he couldn't get aim on me.
| started out the back of the
house but saw Eugene waiting to
shoot me when | came out the
back. He was holding my wife.
turned around to go out the front
door and the Constable was stand
ing on the front steps with his
pistol raised up to shoot me. | shot
him and closed the front door.
could see his brother Eugene
through window. He was stand
ing around at the side of the house
holding my wife. She broke loose
and ran for the porch. He raised
his shotgun and told her to stop or
he would shoot her. She went back
to him.
My little 6 year old daughter
opened the front door and my wife
broke loose again and started run
ming for the porch. Eugene raised
his shotgun to shoot her and |
jumped out and shot him. His shot
gun went off and shot over my
wife's left shoulder.
| was afraid of being mobbed so
tried to run away. l was picked
up on Saturday, April 14th, be-
tween Mt. Olive and Prentiss.
My father-in-law, bod Collins,
lives at Route No. 2, Box 122, Ma
gee. | have a brother, Woodrow
Durr, who lives in Mendenhall, Mis-
sissippi.
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NDOibiHNtSu IIOI1 age ODt
bingham was launched this weeE
by the Birmingham Branch MA.
ACP following the May "deliber.
ate burnings" of two Negro homes
which have figured in four Of this
clty's nine unsolved racial bomb.
ings.
FROM physical evidence the fires
started around 12:40 am. Sunday
morning, May 6 in the rear of
the houses located at 100 and I1O4
North Center Street. For abont
SIX hours firemen battled the
blaze.
Although the houses are located
IN what is described as "Dyna-
mite Hill" the firemen apparently
lost their way in answering the
alarm. They had trouble getting
water pressure despite the fact
that the fire trucks are eduipped
with motor pumps. They could
not keep the flames from spread
ing although there was little wind
Some spectators who did not
sign affidavits say they smelt oil
odors at the scene of the fires.
Persons living in the disputed
areas say that they tried to get
telephone calls through in the
neIghborhood but got a busy sie-
nal. On checking they say that
they found that the homes they
tried to call claim that their tele-
phones were not in use at the
time.
The two oft-bombed homes are
located in an area once zoned for
white only, although no white
people are Immediately close to
the flre-destroyed homes. Another
home few blocks down the street
from these burned two figured in
a legal contest which is pending
before the United States Supreme
Court. In two lower courts, the
racial losing laws of Birmingham
have been knocked out, but the
city appealed. Four days before
last Christmas, less than 48 hours
after the U. S. District Court of
Appeals upheld a decision striking
down Birmingham's racial coming
laws, the home of Mr.. Monroe
Monk was bombed.
Fire Chief Hoyt Ayers who di-
rected the fire-fighting joined by
three fire stations said eve have
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of murder, on which they are now
being held to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
The man and his wife, accord
ing to the last reports have been
unable to obtain lawyer, as a re-
suit of which action has been start
ed to aid in securing a lawyer to
represent them by the state con-
ference of NAACP Branches.
Here is Durr's story as told in his
own words:
bought wagon in July of 1850
from a Mr.. Ramsey in Magee, Mis-
sissippi. | paid him part of the
money down and he told me | could
pay the balance in October of 1861.
We did not have written contract.
On the 5th day of April, 1851,
Mr.. Ramsey came out to my house,
about 5 miles Southeast of Magee,
and said that he had had a hard
time and needed the money | owed
him on the wagon. | told him that
! didn't have any money because |
had gotten into some trouble with
some Negroes and was under $3.50
bond. | had not been indicted by
the Grand Jury.
On the 18th day of April, We'd
nesday, Constable Bernie Herring
ton, came to my house and served
me with a writ of replevin fer the
wagon. asked him if he was going
to take the wagon. | told him that
Mr.. Ramsey didn't have any right
to sue me because the money wasn't
due on the wagon. He said that he
would go back to town and check
up on it and he left. He came back
on Thursday, April 18th and said
he wanted to take the wagon.
told him that if he took it | would
hold him responsible for it until
the trial. He said that he wouldn't
take it just then and left.
On Friday, the 18th of April,
Constable Harrington came back
with his brother Eugene Herring
ton. The Constable told me he had |
talked to the D. A. about the other |
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AN NOUN &c M ENT
Patrons are hereby and herin soIic-
tied for the publication of brochure set
ting forth AN ANCIENT AXIOM.

Wig IOi III AIN A1NSIIL1< AAIOM.
Fully eight years the author Mrs Julia Arnetta
Hbbler Miller has worked at bringing this work out:
First in thirty hours of graduate study in the field of
English literature at Atlanta University; then in four
years of reading in the libraries of Washington D. c.
and of New York City Besides studies and books sba
sought help from and scores of people in all
walks of life, exploring here and there and working
constantly to bring this work. very abstruse and diff
cult, to completion.
when she, student in the graduate field of religious
education under DR.. George A. Coe and Miss Adelaide T.
Case entered the field of gathering and publish
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the art technique of Richard Wright in NATIVE SON.
in order to be sufficiently intelligent in this dynamic
area to write report on the significance of Mr.
Wrght's work.
This brochure, being hereby solicited for is a work
into the roots of civilization and brings forward new
point of view that should be interesting if nothing else
But, the author feels this work is destined to make a
contribution to world thought and she is sure that its
patrons will be very proud to have had a part in it.
Signed: Julia A. III. Miller, Author.
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MISS ERNESTINE JONES,
AZ lovely damsel from Memphis,
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DRAFT CALL AT SO

Los Angeles - For good rea-
son, Charles E. Slime thinks he will
be able to duck his recent draft
call. Born during the days of the
Civil War, Slime is SO.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
COMPARE THESE FEATUREs!.

Brick-veneer construe- SO" attic ventilsting fan
tion. v.... ....~. .~a
F1O0Fed attic for storage screened porch
Insulated and weather. o Copper plumbinE flash
stripped ing and dewnsDoutS.
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Gadgetto Control Heat
In Each Room Of
House Now Available
By D. M. Derwin

Every house, the large modern
residence and the small one, the
old as well as the new, has a COM
mon problem if it uses a forced
warm air heating system.
Even with a central thermostat,
each house requires constant ad-
justment of the thermostat to
keep the rooms at a desired tenn
perature.
For example. heat from the fire.
place could raise the temperature
too high. or heat coming from the
kitchen could throw the heating
balance out of kilter. Many other
factors serve to make it difficult
to maintain a desired tempera-
ture.
A new device now available is
an automatic individual room
temperature control for homes
using forced warm air heating
systems.
This instrument includes a
temperature-sen elem n t
which automatically operates the
valve of a specially designated
radiator. Its purpose is to pro-
portion the volume of heated air
entering the room and to main
tain the desired air temperature
In that individual room.
This device continuously sam
pies the room air temperature. I'll
automatically adjusts the register
valve or damper to provide the
proper amount Of warm air to
Offset heat loss.
A mere turn of the dial and you
select the room temperature you
want. Then this thermostatic air
control keeps that temperature
constant, regardless of outside
weather conditions. Even the sun
outside or the heat from the fire
place or Kitchen has little or no eff
feet on the temperature main
tanned. Temperature control selec-
tion is made by dial adjustment,
thus balancing the forced warm
air heating system.
The new temperature control
device comes in two sizes; 10
inch and 12-inch lengths, both of
which sizes can be had in either
4-inch. 5-inch or 6-inch widths
to fit standard sizes of stack heads. /
Phone Light.
A new telephone light that auto
matically lights up when the re-
ceiver is lifted and shuts off when
the receiver is replaced is now
being manufactured, and has nu-
merous advantages for the family,
particularly when phoning at
night from bed or a hall.
1t eliminates the necessity Of
extra lamps and of lighting up a
complete room. The dial is easily 1
seen and there is no glare on the 1
eyes.
The phone light, made of du- 4
rable plastic, is easily attached
to any telephone. The complete
unit combines with the phone
light an ash tray and pad and
pencil set. 1t is available in red,
ivory or black.
Gear-Driven Saw Attachment.
Owners of portable power drills
should be pleased to learn that
another detachable unit has been
perfected which can be used with
quarter Inch drills.
This is a new, gear driven saw
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attachment which features new
bevel cut, adjustable up to As de-
grees. The new attachment has
a driven clamp which holds the
attachment in correct alignment
with the drill. The housing is of
aluminium. The 4-inch blade is of
with the depth of cut adjustable
from 1s to 11s inches.
This new model will cut dadoes,
rabbets and ploughings with the
new bevel cut adjustment, and
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496 Housing Applications Received in 7 Weeks ss

A total Of 496 applications for
housing accommodations were re-
ceived by the District Housing
Center during the last two weeks.
OF these. 359 were new applica-
tions and 1877 were reapplications.
A total of 227 were filed by per-
sons who had just arrived in this
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area. The remaining 269 said
their present housing was made
quate. Only sc applications of
the total Of 496 were for rooms,
the remainder being for houses
and apartments.
During the same period, 98
dwellings were listed for rent, plus
164 rooms.
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Mrs. Henry Rees. George Nc
Intosh, T. H. Welsh, ST.. j. Donald
Clagett. julius T. Stadtler and
James w. Pearson.
Mr.. Gosnell is a member of the
National Committee on Improved
Design and Construction. Mr..
Pearson. executive director of the
local association, attended several
meetings of the editorial board of
the Executive Officers Council.
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Aubiinoe
Continued From

Continued From Page BID
Of the Washington organization
and of the National Association of
Home Builders, also attended.
Others present were:
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with the dept hof cut adjustable
from "a to "a inches.

For information on where to obtain
products mentioned above, please write
to Room 124, The Star Building, in
closing stamped. self addressed envelope
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Clarence w. Gosneil, Waverly
Taylor. Carl Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde j. Verkerke, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Halfpap. Mr.. and
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADULT FAMILY desires unfurnisheo
3-bedrm detached or semi-det
house; Chevy Chase area preferred
OR. 6as7. Wo 1852.
|2-3 BEDRM. HOUSE, vicinity Health
institute. furnished (to $500 or
unfurn. Ito 5000. Call Monday or
Tuesday 3-5 pm. WI. 1861. --21
3 OR 4-BEDRM. HOUSE wanted to
rent in Silver Spripg or Shepherd
Park area. Permanent resident. Call
WE NEID HOUSES, unfurnished: ed / ss5
1900 with THos. {. Pi PH1ILiPs. iisfp w.
OUT TOWN client with no chill
we'll -turn, 3 or bedrm. 'ihHoSse' house
Cal MI; King. DT. 1000. R1DDELL
LIVING Eh1hIG ff9SwN, Desire local rep.
hEesSsntation? heSna Have client for "a
Chase, and Kensington areas. Short
and long term leases. Call MRS.
LEACH, ewes, WI. 4S05.
COUPLE desires small furn, house.
CLOSE TO Western and Wis. aveS. n W.
around 500. MR.. OILS, OR. OlO2.
RETIRED COLONEL and wife wish
mouse, or 3 bedrms., unfurnished,
nearby Va. or NV. section. Call
TWo-BEnRM. UNFuRN. HOUSE,
nearby Va, close TO tranSp., viii pay
500 mo. FA. 6293 or NO. 96I3. 28s
FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENIAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
TY CO, II. $4,000.
SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachelor ad under Apis. Wanted.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

S21, 500. Mod. brk. Cape
Cod, Bedrm. and bath lSt a., lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit,
porch; 2 lge. bedrmS. and bath 2nd
A., full bsmt.; gas a.-c.h.: beaut.
lot with gagf gaTden; owner WpfGHT traFfterrsd WI
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. nr. s3rd and
Rittenhouse-Here is an opportunity
to secure a real family home, spa
cious all brick; center-hall plan. lge;
lear y and sereaned en rmT porch s'h kt aen aS
bedrins.. Q baths. splendid closets,
expansible attic. finished as l lge.
playroom; good level lot. 2-car gar,
age. h.-w.h.; cony; parochial and
RR%asp RVsIss SeeSols eS Ne Can 5So4 sS nS% Conn
CaEyY niE;; EH CHASE, 1SSS d. d. cpmsrick pq Cape
Cod. wide center hall, lge. liy
rm. with firepl., screened porch,
overlooking wooded lots, din. rm
with picture window, lge. kit, den;
End f., 8 twin-size bedrnls., tiled
baths, stairs to fioored attic; bsmt;;
tiled. A., oil heat, built-in gar.
biks. to- bus, nr. schools, in the
best section of Chevy Chase. Not
Regulation x. Price under 10000.
TO inspect call OR. O04s. REALTY
BROKERS, INC, 5506 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. ca close-in
grove of fine oak trees; 4 bedrms.,
baths, sun porch; extra room on 3rd
Il. There's a den and powder room
on the LIST d., and a 2-car Diet: ga.
rage; oil h.-w.h. The grounds front
90 #. by a depth of $50 It. Priced
at $4,000. This is worth seeing
right away. Call WO: $500. Oftics
& CO., INC, Chevy Chase. d. G:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT FOR SALE. 1901 Ga.
aye NV. Doing $4,000 mo. Rent
S5535 Lease 4 yrs. Sacrifice for
nSI SI,9oo orEssri Ssll in PsEsSn a.
very. low overhead; nifty per cent
sandwiches; class B lie. co. 6040.
oLNEY BEAUTY SHOP, going bust
ness; wonderful immediate oppor-
tunity for licensed operator. Ex-
cellent clientele; former owner s
Immediately for details. LO. $4,000.
CORNER GROCERY, Sc. washing
ton; doing 81 900 week cash busi-
ness; short, hrs: beautiful apt. over
sHne sstore' GOOD rent. long lease. DI
YEAR-RoUND beach gas station,
garage; needs mechanic, stock
equipt.; lease with option to buy;
SS4G, SS90; rent. rent. 500. UN. 1858; Box
TAKoMA PARK-5-apt. brick Bldg.
IN good cond.; posS. of apis. with
settlement. 5000 cash. For appt.,
LARGE RESTAURANT, located at
intersection of 2 main hwyS.. 81 mi
from D. c. Situated on over . acres
of ground with approx. 350-ft. 'front.'
age. Consisting of main din. rm. ap-
prox. 50x60, smaller dining area
approx. 20x15, long counter with
Formica top, 10 stools. 4 booths,
completely equip. kit. with auto.
dishwasher, etc. all necessary equip
ment to start operating. 3-rm. apt.
overhead. Priced $40; 500, Excel.
terms can be arranged. Shown by
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SILVER SPRING
SUPERB
RRTCK RAMRT.E .ER

A beautiful rambler. less than Q yrs.
old, In new.house condition. This is
rm, with fireplace. bookshelves and
picture windows; separate din. rm.,
3 lovely double-sized bedrms.; tile
bath, splendidly equip. kit. huge full
bsmt. with additional full bath.
Bryant gas heat; unusually spacious
yard with Anchor fence. II you want
really fine rambler, see 1t Sun.
Greatly reduced to S21 $50. Call
CO. 1882.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. 92h N Y. Ave. NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ASSACossTIIIA. ) &C sII l44s Ridge Fs pl; Sc
needed :. HARTMAN n RExLTY. NC.
ASAc6sfIxo. 61i2o' one ne blk. f'SaS Sif Minn. ave
Row, brick. 8 large rms, 2 inclosed
porches. gas h.-w.h.. perfect condi-
ton; $4,000. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. s.e.. LU.
r4iRF2Xx; r44iifaF2X0; " VIE2sE? If-2aSS?' AREA-Assum.
brick. full bsmt., excellent cond.;
near shopping and bus. Only S2.950
down with easy terms. Call for appt
psIs sI @qPS fSR eY1s t.. Ss9o
new and very spacious 20-ft. semi
Diet. brick. ,A blk. of Alabama ave.
plus pvt. 1-rm., kit. and bath apt.
IN bsmt.. rented at 500 mo. Assume
FTfLLIpsl FEsS fsIl 81 81. III 1Tlss' FRANK ME s.
FOUR BEDROOMS, new. 1 block op-
posite Md. Club Gardens. $1,000
down. Open any time. 1915 61st
ave, Coral Hills. 27"
INIMAC. BRICK, S14 800
Left of MINI. ave. s.e:-Full din.
Tm.' bedrms:' ! Finished ssass. Tecr; I'm; sm,i
lovely yard. Ii. 1886 till 8.
YOUNG & BOWER CO.
Y ACRE AND BUNGALOW, 81, 300
Very pretty arm. home with large
garden and fenced yard; all con-
veniences; on Allentown rd.. Md.
Ii. 3-53S6 till 8.
YOUNG & BOWER CO.
$4,000 DOWN-5-RM. BRICK
The prettiest little home you can
full bsmt., large Handicapped yard;
near all conveniences. Ii. S-53S6
VOTING; 4, RoWER co.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

THREE ROOMS, pvt, bath. furnished;
young couple; wanted Sept. IA. HU.
,J,S, ,J5,l7S3 after 9 pm; weekdays: -21 :,
rm., kitchenette, bath, $40; avail.
rsEENfs rsfRs cal %h co h. so2a dhdrsn httsE needs
3-bedrm. apt. or house, unfurn-; Sep
tember / for 9-12 mos: Alex. pre-
fsTred. then Maryland or DC. WI
TWOoBEDRM. UNFuRN. modern apt
desired by family of three adults. Al
exandria or NV. DC. Cleveland
Park. CathedTai areas or nearby
rss39x Box 14S1M; Ia',. Star .,n,,,.n.. ~. S;,,..
iELnd11ds iaE vo,,S rT appiSant' pnni1n agfs Hatng
white. open I days. MA. O0ol.
e YOUNG REFINED gentlemen desire
ppgseafIeSE ppgseafeE NV. Call Ii. $780, Ext.
uSFu5RRN. EFF.-Maximum. se5. CAN
eyes. after 8 pm, EN-. 3715. -2I
SMALL APT. furn. or unfurn.. by
auiet middle-aged woman: must be
good transportation. Box 13S-M
F1RN. OR uNFURN. 2-bedrm. house
or apt home owner, care guar
sntead p.m. so s6; 2S9a, SSss. Ext, $500; sf'er
FURNISHED APT. WANTED = Liv.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath; utilities;
ne. or NV: 9 girls. call ME. 1850
after go: MISS. PETERS. -23
FuRN., APT. or Ink. rm. for en-
koma Park section: SH, 4261. ga
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furn. apt,
living room, bedroom, kitchen, pri-
lyate bath; vicinity Of Conn. ave.
and Calvert St; 500 per month.
C611p,E 6Tx lSl Ann M SsaTA SNFANr desire ons Or
two bedroom living room. kitchen
unfurniShed apt; maximum S75.
Call Mr.. SULLIVAN, AL. 3406, 2
to 4 pm; DI. 4906. to IL pm.
MARINE CAPTAIN. bachelor. desires
accommodations with fireplace, view
solitude conv.. Pentagon: prefer Va;
perhaps river front; other considera-
ttonS secondary. Reply EX. 563S,
leave number or Box S-M, Star 70"
MATURE WOMAN desires furn; apt;
AL reference. AK. 4393. 60
GENTLEMAN wants efficiency apart
ment, unfurnished, with. bath, kit;
quiet NV. section, prefer George
town. Wis. ave. Box S4-M. Star.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER (both
employedl desire clean, comfortable,
furnished apartment by Sept. !;
prefer l bedrm. studio or efficiency;
NV. section. Box 1S1-M, Star.
RESPONSIBLE MIDDLE-AGED CPLE.
desire unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt. or
small house in NV; have Scottie
dog. S65 to S75 per mo. Box 1921
RESPONSIBLE MIDDLE-AGED CPLE.
desire 2-bedroom unfurnished apart
.ment in good neighborhood; Sep
tember /; have small 9-year-old
male dog. Call H. j.. HOLBROOK,
ST. $500. Ext. 4762, $50 to 5 Pm.
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Takona parkS1A os0

TakOma Park-$14,9 $50
New brick and Johns-Manville Colo
NAL, bedrms., / bath, living rm..
dining rm., kitchen with table space.
rear porch, full basement; corner
lot, near elementary, junior high,
transportation and shopping; 81, $50
cash, balance in low monthly pay
ments.
Woodside Park-$26,950
New 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape
Cod. Liv. rm. with firepl. and pan
eled wall. din. rm., large kit. with
dining space; l bedrm. and bath on
1st floor, full bsmt., outside en-
trance; large wooded lot in exclu.
sive neighborhood.
Silver Spring-$17,950
Luxurious new brick Colonial, To-
Gated 1 block Of Georgia ave. 3
bedrms., 20-ft. liv. rm. with hrepl.,
family-sized din. rm..- full bsmt.
Near st. Johns Catholic School.
Silver Spring-$15,500
In st. Johns Parish. Immaculate
2-bedroom bungalow with stairs to
attic. large living room, dining 'L",
equipped kitchen, tiled bath, full
basement; fenced, level lot. Assume
CT loan.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 6665. REALTORS. TIL Pm.