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Evening star., 1951-05-01

SEE THIS IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO LIVE IN A BEAUTIFUL
Community surrounded bv lovely new
homes with park close by; new
smaller home with bedrm. and bath
on first floor. Call Mrs. Dawson,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346
$500 BLK, KANSAS AvE.-Row s.
bedrm brick, den and rec. rm.;
1h baths with built-in garage; oil
heat; excellent condition.
A. BREGMAN REAL ESTATE
ME. 1916. Ewes, TU. 1871. -3
6-RM. SEMIDET.-S11, $50
Near 9th and Kennedy NV. Full
bsmt., o. h., front porch, nice yard;
this bargain. ATLAS REALTY. ST.
1868; ewes. and Sun" uN. s6o4:a
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EXECUTIVE DESIRES 2-3bedrm
house in Chevy Chase, D. C. Perma-
nent residents. OR, 0415 -
TAKOMA PARK or Silver Spring-6-
II room, pvt. family, or house for
nursing home. JU. 1858. So
We NEED HOUSES. unfurnished. SS5
to $500. Call rental mgr. WO. 1900,
with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE, bed
rooms; garage NV. section; prefer
Chevy Chase or Spring Valley;
wanted by couple with no children
or pets. Call NO. 0746, Ext. 20, be-
tween 10 and l, 8 and 6. %
BY NAVAL OFFICER, family, 2 chill
dren. dog: % bedrms, house or apt.
within Is miles Sc. D. c. OR 613l
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SILVER SPRING

Brick Colonial on large. level, fenced
ter. Liv. rm.,, din. rm., kit, den,
powder rm., LIST floor; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End A.: finished attic, de
luxe recr. .rm.. and 1a bath in bsmt.;
mr.. schools. transp. and shopping.
RAMBLER
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler. near
Indian Spring Club. Liv. rm., din,
rm., kit, tiled bath, full bsrnt. with
walk-out entrance; one year old.
Priced at $19,500.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
sH. 6440 It'll 9; If No Ans, sH. GAIT
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5dANNON &c LUCHS CO,
1905 II St. NV. MA. 2346
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5UIb I-UW OF. ME-, la. U-UOOO
WITHOUT A DOUBT
This is the best kept home you viii
find. Finest brick construction
built just IL years ago. rms.
colored tile bath with shower, mod
ern kit. with abundance Of cabinets.
Front and rear yard, Just full OF
blooming flowers and plants. Lovely
Michigan Park location. Really
worth seeing. Priced S16.750.
PECK COMPANY
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WOMAN DESIRES to share her 7-rm
home with 2-3 adults who will
cook her meals, North Arlington
GIL. S743. $40 pm.
COLORED - NICELY FURN. 5 = rm
house to share with empl. cple
without children; conven. transpt.i
reasonable rent 10. 2-2610. Il
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Chevy Chase Rambler

81 $3.50. New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; liv. rm., firepl., dining area,
bath and kit, full bsmt with gar.
Conven. to schools: shopping and
transp. Three miles from D. C.
line. Call LO. 5-24OO. or MR..
MYERS JU 7-h400 ewes "a
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SILVER SPRTNG

SILVER SPRING, $13,50O
New 2-bedrm. frame and Johns
Manville Shingle house with expan-
sible attic; full bsmt.; near transp.
parochtal school.
SILVER SPRING, $19,5O0
Modern brick. stone and redwood
rambler; contains 2O-ft. liv. rm.
with fireplace and picture window.
large dining 'L," de luxe kit. with
dining space. Ia baths, 8 nice-size
bedrms.. lots of closet space; rear
screened porch, large utility room.
Assume S12,50O AZ loan.
Hollywood Park, $11 $50
New 2-bedrm. asbestos shingle; stair
way to large insulated attic with
heat roughed in and space for 2
additional bedrms.; $4,000 cash and
sos mo-: immed. occupancy.
WOODSIDE, $16,950
4-bedrm.. stucco and cinder -block
Cape Cod. less than years old; full
bsmt.. garage, large level lot; con-
veniently located; immediate oc-
ct,pancy.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5555. Realtors. Till Q PM.
-3 :
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FOR QUICK SALE

CO1G VQO1ON Of1lAE
Beautiful brick home, less than 2
years old, in the new section of
Michigan Park. very spacious
rms, colored tile bath with shower,
gas heat and I1any extras. PavcQ
alley and fenced yard. Priced only
SI6,95U. Immeo.ate POSSESSION.
PECK COMPANY
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
N~>S@ ~ ~AN ~ A@S S4AS WI
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
"EYE-APPEAL"
BETHESDA

Fou'n love 1t on sightl This charm-
ing Colonial home, surrounded by
green lawns. flower gardens, with o
unique secluded fiagstone terrace
built around an ancient treel Every
thing here promises hanniuess and
contentment. Pretty living room
and dining room. Nice kitchen. 3
good bedrooms. Recr. room and ga
rage. Near transportation. So many
pleasing details to show you In.
Dumont, WI. 9400. Ewes, OR. 1856.
VIM. H. SMITH CO.. 600 Wiscons sin
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1918 18th st. NE. LA. 6-6666
mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV. "
S13,750

$13,75O
Immaculate, one-owner. row, brick
home, and the owner will take back
an exceptionally large 1st trust
above a reasonable down payment.
din. rm., kit. and glassed-in porch
on 1st A.; 3 fine bedrms. and glass
inclosed sleeping porch on 2nd f.;
full basement with automatic heat.
Owner leaving city, wants immedi-
ate sale. Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor,
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Excellent white location. rooms,
3 bedrooms: large side and rear
viii trade for Old id houses ess "Ofu on lots as
maybe I'd trust secured on other
properties. Mr.. Waple.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346. a
COLORED-aOO BLOCK 10th ST
2-tamily nat, rms. kit. and tile
bath each. Gas h.-w.h. For appt.
to inspect; MR., PETITE, sun. No.
oGSSi Dkdagsi Nj sseS c,,-6n,,
$500 cash. sos mo. Attractive s,
location RA. 3418.
COLORED-451O 18th ST. NV
$4,000. 25-ft. brick. side hall. con-
tanning 4 apts., 4 baths; $4,000
1st trust SO, S75 month. Good terms.
on beat. det; garage. Possession with
In good condition. DI. 1015 till
H. SAUNDERS CO, INC. i
COLORED-44O6 EADEs ST. Ne
A quaint little bungalow. Lovely
yards; stone, front porch, lge; liy.
Gas 6sas. 81 priced, $3.50. ;i o. JAMES
e. CARR Sr.. RE. 1884; eyes,. LU.
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND, 2s17 18th
ST.-Beautiful detached corner, tile
Kitchen, knotty-pine breakfast nook
maculate condition. LA. 6-4o44.
CoLoRED-wooDRDGE-1st time
offered, vacant; 6 rms. and bath;
det.; oil h.-w.h completely redec. F;
tansD Dsm ana stes stefes se s1ysS6 ya5S '15E pE
coIoRED-HoME AND INCOME
500 down. detached 2-apt. home,
only only Sl2:950, Close 70 shopping
coLoRE6Mssse efS lS1 s eG aoRkis III liTo fI' Me-.
to s. Tapestry brick home. s rms. :, .
bath, full basement with oil h.-w.
heat; Lear Diet. gar. Priced for inn
mediate sale. Cali Mr.. Murray, jr..
eves.' a G. wol SMtpAY gpHo. CO. ST s s3seo'
COLORED-1OOB BLK. 4th ST. Ne
4 houses consisting of 7 to 8 rms,
2-3 baths, automatic heat ond dou-
BILE garages. These are adjoining
houses having a total of % Ems.
and baths; excellent condition and
location; suitable for income or
fraternal purposes. Substantial
cash required; balance in one trust.
Shown by appt. CallMR. CLARK,
Sun, NO. 5S68: wkdays., RE. O657.
COLoRED-s MOD. APTs.-corner
brick in nice res. sec., three arm.
ants; with bath hdwd. fls.; excel.
cond.; oil h.-w.h.; yd.; gar; by
bus; $1,000 $4,000; reasonable;
terms; DI. $500. -
COLORED-NR. 4th AND r. I. AVE, I;
Nice 6-rm. row brick in lovely cond. /;
only $1,000 down; balance monthly.
CoLoRE6@SSiioc' 'Gi BLK. gaS'; stS ST. Ne
Lovely 6-rm. home for some one
with nothing to do but move in; big
bsmt.. Oil h.-w.h.. Diet gar, very
reas. priced: for appt. to inspect
call Mrs. Thompson. RA. O52S.
LEATH q ASHLEY INC MA RdHl
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EXCLUSIVE
FRANCHISE

$4,000 and full time will return
substantial weekly income from a
chain of concessions in restaurants.
bowling alleys. service stations, ETC..
which automatically dispenses Wrig-
ley's gum and life savers. Write.
giving phone number and address,
for personal interview. Box 2SS-Y
Star IL
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COLORED
IOWA AVE. NV.

FIRST OFFERING Of well-cared- for
clean. row brick home; large liv. rm.,
din; rm., fine kitchen. 3 bedrms. and
bath, plus rear porch; spacious
bsmt; with street entrance and rear
by appointment. Phone Mr.. Dumont,
WI 9400; evenings. OR. 5756. WILL
LIAM H. SMITH CO., 6700 WiScon-
sin aye Pathacdo
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$4,000 DOWN

Nearly new semidet. brick on South
Dakota ave. in Michigan Park. Liv.
rm.. din. rm., equipped kit, 2
bedrms. and bath: gas heat. Owner
transferred. Priced to sell imme-
diately. Call Mr. Dougherty, DE
4039. ewes.
Peck COMPANY. LA. 6-6666
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LOVELY GARRETT PARK

LOVELY GARRETT PARK
Kensington area; immaculate 3-year-
old, brick; full bSmt, gas heat; liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
Kitchen. den and 1st-fioor powder
room; 2 nice bedrooms and bath up.
Truly a beautiful home. Conv. to
transp. Owner leaving city. Must be
pm. Ii. 1866. ATLAS REALTY
co. -3
RAMBLER in peri. condition; 10000
blk. Douglas st. Silver Spring, Md.
bedrms.. hy. rm., din. rm., mod. .
kit. and bath. Full bsmt., tiled floor;
fenced In yd.; shown by appt.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
MA. 1857; home, GE. e494.
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1916 ARGONNE PL. NV,
UPPER 18th ST

Colonial brick. corner; gracious home
in excellent condition. with large
spacious rms. featuring den and
powder rm. on 1st floor; 3 large
bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd floor;
rec. rm.; maids rm. and bath in
basement; 2-car garage: well land
Scaped lot; for appointment to in
spect call
FRED A. SMITH co.
Il La 9Th EX
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Rare Opportunity
OPPORTUNITY

Swap or sell; good grocery store
needs change of ownership; very
good mixed neighborhood; lge. store
ing $1,000 weekly. Can do much
more; will swap for store or invest
ment property. Call SAM BLANKEN.
TIA 00QE II
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

cath AND NEWTON N.E.-Det.. lge.,
1t. "a ter%s 59Sn fpts; ciaRkE baths o. Nh h
5062. Evening, JU. 1852. -3
1907 gath ST.. block and a halt
from r. I. ave.-Eight rms. Q floors,
2 entr., 2 finished in attic, 2 rear
porches; insulated, weather stripped;
f1repl., oak fis., 2 baths, large lot;
vacant. Open from to 4. viii ex-
change. OWNER. Ia. 70l0. -6
MICHIGAN PARK
4400 block South Dakota ave. Love
ly detached brick home in most
convenient loca. Lge. liv. rm. with
dinette, : nice bedrms.. 2 baths;
rm. attic; rec. rm.. bsmt., lava
tory; gas h.-w.h.; beautiful con-
crete front porch; very large yard.
detached garage. Call Mr.. Atino.
ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 1887;
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Tourist or nursing home-14 rms.
baths; 6 acres Of land that will
grow in value every year; only 6
mi. out. Priced to sell. S35, 900.
HOWARD R. SCHAFER, S005 Wis.
ave n N WI SAdI
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COUNTRY ESTATE
12 MILES FROM TOWN
II BEAUTIFUL ACRES

LARGE COLONIAL HOME
This magnificent property is located
in one Of the better Montgomery
County areas near town; Charming
Colonial center-hall home, has liv.
ing room (26x15) with fireplace,
large dining room, modern kitchen,
breakfast room, "a bath and two
porcnes on 1St H.; 8 twin-size bed
n; large bedrooms and modern
bath on 3rd; recreation room, sum.
mer Kitchen, laundry room and "a
bath In basement. Home in perfect
condition. Tenant house consists Of
4 large rooms and bath. Large barn
with deep freeze room and stables;
brick dog kennel; 8 chicken houses
also on property. The very reason.
able price on this beautiful estate
VIII amaze you. For appointment to
inspect. call EN-. 1900 till 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
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SERVICE STA. for sale, stock and
Ap. Isss or GR. 2SS1' Si'f after ' pm.
ELECTRoNIC BUSINESS. expanding
into defense prog; excel. oppt. for
active person with capital. Ex. 5000.
FOR SALE-Modern equipped res
ington Post Bldg; has beer license,
liquor lie. can be obtained; doing
approx. between $1,000 and $4,000
FOR sALE-Prominent downtown
+eiudes 4 brick dwellings, containing
approximately 30 rms. and baths.
cLINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV, DI.
86SS; week ends and ewes, EN-.
GAS STATION. business corner. ne.
dollar for dollar for stock. Call LU.
s And 1oc STORE for sale: good
location; established business; priced
RooYING HOUSE. parkins ,ot. equip.
ErestsuTant. equip. hand Iaundl; for
DRY dsY'' cLEANfSG, GAi fSe$' solvent plant. com.
gletea with 3 trucks; capable of
rAVfRN With Ut SsOesd Food lease, M f al chattsls
Particulars call Mr.. Clark, Sun.
NO. 5S6S. wkdys= Re. 0G5I.
ARLINGTON BEAUTY SHOP, excel
I'd. good business. reasonable terms.
R. W MULLEN. oW.' 1852. i
TAVERN, downtown, 81 400 on 81
equipment; money-maker with SI0.-
600 down. SJMON'S. EX. 61S1.
LIQUOR STORE, gas station, and
lovely home; large commercial lot,
ington in nearby Md. For further
information call PERRY BOSWELL,
y INC, WA. 1900. Open till s pm.
FILLING STATION, auto sales room
: and garage. Excellent location. Falls
= Church area. S57.50o. For COM
plete information, write Box 443,A'
LUNCHEoNETTE and candy shop in
downtown Washington. Air-condi-
:, toned. New, modern equipment.
Z Reason for selling, illness. Call from
pm. to 8 pm, NO. 1868. .
DELICATESSEN with apt. above
: Located at one Of city's busiest in
opportunity. Call NO. 9193. between
HOT SPOT FOR TAILOR, "a T st.
: n.w.--Established 40 yrs; illness
: forces sale; complete with fixtures,
sewing and pressing machines. Full
price, $3.50. Du. 1854. =
FOR SALE-Used car lot. Will hold
EarsSse r0o modern pG6Hs pes' gaS heat 6lns and
evenings, HI. 1868. 3
ICE CREAM VENDING TRUCK for
rent to responsible person; good
money to be made. CO. 1912. 3
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COLORED
1895 OAK ST. NV.
Six rooms, hall entrance, basement:
h.-wh h.; valuable location.
1442 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Freshly redecorated. dignifled town
house type; baths. Oil h.-w.h.;
det. gar; excellent income posi-
bilities; unsurpassed location; va
CAM Mr.. Maury will show any
time. TU. 1926.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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DRY CLEANING AGENCY
NV. Strictly cash and carry, Over
5000 weekly sales. Full price Of
S3. 500 includes over 81 900 worth Of
merchandise on hand. Call Mr.. Dell.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555
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RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING

OILVEh OFRING
CENTER HALL-15 ACRES
Modern 2-story brick home in un-
usually copven. location close to
Seminary I'd. shopping center; liv.
rm.. din. rm.. den, powder rm. 1st
floor; 3 bedrms., nursery, / "a baths,
2nd floor; stairway to large attic;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., gear Diet.
gar. Close to schools and transp.,
an unusally fine home with large
grounds. Reasonably priced at
$29,500. For appointment, call Mrs.
Stodole WI. 9104. EARL T,
WRIGHT. Excl. Realtor. WI. 5000,
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BEDROOMSl

3 BEDROOMS!
IGlen Echo, close to Macarthur Blvd.)
ONLY BLOCK TO EXCEL
LENT TRANSPORTATION
NEAR SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
Yet your picture windows overlook
a wooded hill and there is safe
swimming and fishing for the chill
dren, and the present owners even
have small boat. On the 1st floor.
there is a pine-paneled reception
hall and long combination liv. rm.
and din. rm. with a HUGE fireplace,
! bedrm. and bath, as well as o
dream of kit. with dishwasher and
garbage disposal unit. 2nd floor,
4 bedrms. and bath. The recrea.
tion. room is in an above-ground.
level basement with large fireplace,
French doors. Evatory. oil h.w. heat
and . built-in earage. The property
has 1S.049 50. It. with outside fire-
place and terrace. and is partially
inclosed by a white picket fence.
Due to owners transfer, the house
Is amazingly priced at only S22, 900.
For further information, call Mrs,
Watts. WO. 1868. with
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
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g. INSURANCE co
$1,000 DOWN

Exp. Attic, Full ~Bsmt.
A little decorating Is all it needs.
Move in tomorrow. All good-sized
rms, cabinet-hned kit; l block to
school and bus. Payments like rent,
In Wheaton section
LEACH & CRONIN
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Want an investment? Bethesda. Lge.
= commercial corner lot, with 7-rm.
house on busy thoroughfare. $685.
600
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Restaurant Must Go"

ILCOUd VI d41U 41U01 OO
Fully equipped; 5-yr. lease: liquor IL
cense Will sell at once for $500
sor best offer: cash or terms. Corner
location; seating 100. RE. 0623. A.
MEMS CLOTHING sToRE-Wonder-
ful opportunity for Bethesda branch;
well located in shopping district.
Priced 100000 with complete in
Ventory.
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HOT SPOT

Be your own boss. Fountain and
grill. Total outlay. S440 mo-; gross
ing $1,000 mo-: reas. terms. Top N.
Arlington location. WILLIAM. OW.
961R' VI 0S25 II
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A well-kept lge home with an ex-
ceptional income, l6 rms, 3R baths,
oil h.-w.h., slate roof. gear garage
If you want to own a home that
pays for itself and gives you a
lge. income. See this house today
B. j. CRIVELLA, INC.
241S 18th ST NV TIL nRnn Il
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LOCATE

HOME AND INCOME
Row brick within walking distance of
Capitol, etc. Mr.. Beasley, VI. 0906.
,oea MATShALL 1Sth &. .; WAFbE W ~ Ga SS9ae
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HOWARD R. SCHAFER
/. SMITHY co.

CO, e " 3REowGoO 10 o BLOCK QUINCY ST:
basement apartment; beautiful large
rooms, tile bath with shower. oil
h;;w.h.. deep lot; owner bought
other property: make US an offer.
Ms NJ sT Cox. zsss W $780, ATLAS Real
1873 PARK ROAD N.w.-colored-
Only $495 down; Diet. house. Call
Sundays between 10 am. and 4 pm
NO. 5S6S. Weekdays, RE. 0657. .
COLORED-S495 DOWN. easy terms
$50 4th st. NV, near new G. A. o.
office. office zoned commercial: arranged
HARRy lP2 pREisEN aSzi Nj MA BEsas 7a7s evss, w:n
CoIoRED-s1,soo-cash Il RED: will bs han
in excel; cond. LOUIS RUDDEN,
coEoREDIvXeANfMspSsn 61 sEo7; AGA or qSss; brick
COLORED - 4436 KANSAS AVE,
NW.--vacant. Finest modern six
room home on the hill; newly dec
GRATED. immaculate condition; large
get: garage; new gas h.-w.h. WELL
SHALL ~ j. WAPIE &c Co. 0i 1924 MAHl i4th
= SPECIAL BARGAIN
Downtown location; 9 large rms,
"a, baths, h:-w.h., elec.; Al cond.
,.rlns bedrmsi a msoney-maker. Easy
coLoREp
Here Is a clean home with q large
living room. dining room, modern
kitchen. gas hot-water heat; 2
beautiful bedrooms, screened porch
small cash payment, balance like
rent: MI. Guynn. EN-. 7792.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 334R
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ROSEMARY HILLS
Near Silver Spring. Md; fine. det.
brick home: large lot: 8 bedrms.,
1st d. powder rm.: bsmt. with as
phalt tile flooring; excel. cond. and
financing. Call Mr.. Lamson, CO. 1881
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 1900. 1922 18th st. NV.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-27
PICy Bell!

very fortunate In having the full
megh Of Organized Baseball OF
Negro ancestry played right here before our eyes
Negro players big league baseball Dan Bank
Campans played with Saint Paul Saints before
they TO the big leagues
the Saints have Jim pendeon at short stop He
played whale last and much expected OF him
this year.
Organised Baseball The mississippi
Robinson his first tough hurdles when Jackie
joined the Montreal team In the International League
Minneapolis the most popular player the Min
Miers been Ray cambridge neder
had such approval from the
fans
Barnhn pitcher who the Mlcrs with Dan
bridge retiring also caught the fancy of Mil
City fans
MN City this year viii be the 10
Albanian Willie Mays baseball writers be the
sensation.
say Pendleton and Cambridge Barn
hill Mays Minneapolis Twin City Negro fans
play In this
certainly loud
PLAY BALLi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-27

Al Excelsior township election q
cast The budget for 1881 amounting to O0o
by couples and Christmas Lake residents Foyve
possible T0o people oKd budget
q number wrong
Wen tell you People just don't
What could happen people who themselves
Let buriesQue this thing bit better illustrate
point
Say example a builder the township
work He simply petitions the Town Board for $4,000
fund this citizen himself
board When the
be the votera his wife
kids employees the meeting
approved
by the apathy Of the people
lady said who attended township meeting
could voted myself q Il
there there dappove the action The township officers
have do what the voting public and
voting public at this particular meeting"
Crazy these illustrations they possible Granted
steps would be taken halt actions like those
board would skudugEy
But unless they could match the voting cup they
would be Poc And by the interest shown
township people this the board
Ing enough voters the people obbnE
SelVes-NRnetOakA Record
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-27

We opportunity TO great last week
white and other black The latter Mary Mcleod
the kickoff
Minneapolis College Fund at the Radi
Thursday, April 10.
The other individual Wayne Morris, Republican junior
Oregon easily the Satesmen
serving in the house Of Congress-
liberal Of Both
Mrs Bhn who begged thousands for schools from
been the vanguard Of the true
movements people
which must to raise o citizenship
Morse with Henry C. Lodge Jr, Of
the liberal faction Of the Republican
party at Its best
sevnty-fve year honors
that to She has
grace pose the worlds
who had heard General
Radtsson Ball
Bethune and then resort to
the emotion which Mrs Bethune brought
them.
Saturday morning Ncolet hotel breakfast for
Morse he frank concise to many OF the
policies international situation Said
honor dealism and ability
courage defy practical politics
alive his party the spirit of Lincoln"
Morse limited that party among
American polt
This in his opinion would be tragic
fol
wherry should be the target OF civil rights
groups rights legislation federal basis
his opinion,
luncheon II she wanted
replied 20, That's just stick"
Standing speakers platform under beautiful
with beautiful white hair striking contrast to her
face picture
added confidence that here
of nations greatest human products and benefacors
4
speaker at the recent Minnesota
hope delinquent
words!-CEN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-27
An Untrue Comparison

casualty reports Korea. a. they
remarks that killing
destroying
highways
the and decency that compa-
would not be made.
OF course people killed In automobile accidents
the number should be killed
Of the people who killed the highways
brought themselves penalty their
highways killed
nationality political
above them had declared death upon them.
The doctor mercy the minister way
Word the father taking child school,
vehicle serving the public become involved
Rain help kill those the highways The
be assigned TO the dectIOn
ambitions politics the hortghtedness
policy peaceful
wonder day many
not killed.
There other considerations this There
million motor vehicles the United States
walk either the highways automobile
OF the month About
people
daytoday activities 80 thousand killed
IN United probably
10000 About third Of them have been killed,
wounded missing
the deaths OF by comparing them
peace No should
there should Intentional killing
fellow Rapids Herald Review
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-27
IDEA NOT PRESENTED 70 MARY KYLE

Editor The statement the Ed Blackwell story the Urban
League election the April goth
and Recorder the entire petition
Wardaw dismissal"
As of the placed petition
state that time this idea presented
understand that the membership
board directors rather
voice selecting Perhaps have this
above statements But certainly
enough know
pleasing be revoked.
This personal statement be interpreted speaking
all whose the petition
others speak for Neither changed
the they
concrete facts the membership
their decision In yelled
Having been devious schemes
ton Of the community
that those who drew the petition had such
Minneapolis Minnesota
April 81. 1881