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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Sheriff Fires
Five Deputies
For Misireaiinq

LOS ANGELES, Calif-In what
is considered the most drastic ac-
ton taken here by a top-flight law
official against the abuse of pris-
oners, Sheriff Eugene w. Biseailuz,
last weekend discharged five de-
puties from the department fol-
lowing an investigation of inhum-
an treatment Of two Negroes.
Feeling the brunt of the sher-
ifs indignation for spraying Reu-
ben Smit hand Henry Scott with
a fire. extinguisher, were Sgt Fred
L. Staebler. and Deputies Walter
Foster, Robert Harper, Bill Meenk
and Edward Houtz, who actually
used the hose.
Sgt. Charles Irwin, in charge of
the hold-tank, drew fifteen-day
suspension without pay because he
failed to heed the prisoners re-
quest for medical aid, and failed
to report their injuries.
In announcing his severe action
the fair-minded sheriff said, II al
ways support my officers in the
use of that force necessary to over
come resistance to arrest Or to re-
strain belligerent prisoners in any
lawful manner. However, / will
never condone or tolerate the use
of excessive or undue force, nor
will l stand for any mitsreatment
whatever CT prisoners in the law
full custody of this department"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
), MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1851
South Mississippi
Annual Meetinu
Held In Canton
BY F. d. PARRISH

The 41st Session of the South
Mississippi Annual Conference
convened at Mt Calvary CINE
Church, Crystal Springs, with Bis
hop Luther Stewart presiding.
Rev. T. Sanders conducted a soul
stirring Devotional Service. Bishop
Stewards comment from the 18th
Chapter of Romans was very
thought-provcking and instructive.
The congregation sang Il Am
Thine o Lord; Rev. P. II. Brown
then introduced the speaker of the
hour, Rev. j. S. Lowe, pastor of
the Baldwin Station CINE church
CT the East Mississippi Conference
He preached from the subject:
'The Seriousness of the Hour" He
preacehd a soul-stirring sermon.
Communio nwas given by Bishop
Stewart to over 100 persons. An
old time Misunderstanding and express
sions followed.
Delegates were registered and
then the Conference was organized
with the following officers: Rev.
o. A. Hill and Mrs. A. III. Reeves
were elected secretaries. Rev. j.
r. Cole. Mrs. r. d. Parrish and
Mr.. T. c. Miller the reportoriai
staff; Mrs. Luther Stewart the
Secretary TO the Bishop.
The report Of the committee en-
committees was adopted with re-
servation.
All Pastors were present with
round reports.
The Missionary Women met Fri
day and Saturday night. They
presented The Wedding of Roses"
Friday night, which was enjoyed
very much. Mrs. r. d. Grald,
Jeanes Supervisor of Kinds Coun-
ty gave a nice talk. Mrs. r. l..
Young of Meridian was the speak
er for the Missionary Women Fri
day night She was at her best and
addressed the Conference with dig
nifty on The Harvest is White"
The preaching for the Confer
ence was done by the following:
Rev. J. S. Lowe, Rev. R. B. Shorts,
Rev A. S. Smith, Rev. C. F. Odom.
Rev. Fl. Darby, Err, f e. D{nient.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
DR.. Norville, Jr. 10
Open Chiropraciic
Offices In Utica

DR.. L. Alfred Norville, Jr., an
nounces that he will open a branch
office in Utica on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings from $3.50 to IL
o'clock He is now located at TIT
E. Fertilization street in jackson.
Dr. Norville is a graduate of the
Palmer School of Chiropractic,
Davenport. Iowa. He is a member
of Kiwanis Information. Masonic
Ledge, ". F. W., and Baptist
church. He is married and has two
daughters, Audrey Louise and Clio
ria joyce
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
No Cotton Acreage
.Allotmenis In 81,
Says Brannan

There will be no marketing quo
tas or acreage allotments~ for cotton
in 1852, Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan announced re-
Gently.
Although producers responded
admirably to the Departments re-
quest for increased cotton produc-
ton in 1881" said Brannan, I'VE
currently find ourselves not only
considerably short of quota posi-
ton on cotton but also with a po-
tential carry-over considerably be-
low a desirable level for these
times. The situation is clearly not
one that calls for either marketing
quotas or acreage allotments."
The total supply of upland short
staple) cotton for the 1882 mark
citing year is 18,953,O0O bales. This
includes a carryover from last year
of 2,106,000 bales, which is 1899, 0cT
bales below what is considered
normal supply-the level at which
quotas would be called for under
the provisions of the Agricultural
Adjustment Act of 1888
Under the law, the acreage OF
cotton planted in 1852 will be con-
sidered as part of the base acreage
in establishing future cotton acre
age allotments.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Son Of Papers Representative Dies
OF Car Wreck Injuries; Mother In Car
AT Time OF Accident Near Yazoo City

JACKSON. Miss. - News receiv-
ed in this office this week told q
the death Of Mr.. Spruce BuIlie. son
II Mrs. Artie Buliie. Representa-
tive Of The Mississippi Enterprise
IN Madison County. Mr.. Bullie died
from injuries received when the
car which he was driving enroute
q bis home Ia Belzoni. was struck
BY a big truck. just north Of va
roo City In the car with Mr. Bull
DE vas his mother. who was going
20 his home for a visit.
The victims arm was torn off
in the accident and although he
was rushed 20 DR.. Days Clinic in
Yazoo City. loss Of blood caused
his death at 1880 Saturday night
Mrs. Bulie suffered minor injur-
les, but was at the bedside of her
son when he died.
Young Mr.. Bullie was born in
Madison County in 1920. His plea
SAINT personality won for him
many friends. He. was member of
the China aGrove AME church
where he served faithfully until
called to the u. S. Army in 1910
where he served for 4 years and
4 months. He was married while
in service to Mrs. Earline Bullie,
who although lives in Chicago at
the time of his death, rushed to
the state to attend his funeral,
however, the body was buried be-
fore either his wife or mother was
able to get back to Belzoni.
Funeral arrangements were in
charge of the Delta Burial Com
pany of Belzoni. Interment was at
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Rev. Williams
To Talk AT Local
Churches Sunday

Rev. Nebraska Williams, known
as the walking evangelist and who
has walked around the world, will
appear at local churches Sunday.
Rev Williams is in jackson
seeking aid for the mission in At
RIGA, founded by him. He is ask
ing mainly for old clothes and
salt
He spoke Tuesday at the minis
ters alliance on North Parish ST.,
and will appear at Mt. Helm Bap-
fist Church, Sunday morning at IL
o'clock service and at the NAACP
public meeting at Parish Street
Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Williams is an evangelist of
the American Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Seek Rapists

NEW ORLEANS - Police this
week were looking for three or four
white men who, posing as police
officers, have been molesting wom-
en-.
First complaint came from Gar
den district barmaid who said that
three white men who said they
were officers, forced her into car,
took her for a ride, raped her and
threw her out of the machine.
Less than "a hours later, another
woman reported being stopped in
the same area by four men who
tried to err ice her into their car.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Earle Barker
Named To
Y

JACKSON. Miss. ~ (SpeciaD -
A telephone conversation with Mr.
Earle William Barker. executive
secretary Of the Parish Street
Branch YMcA has confirmed the
report that be has been named 10
head the new Eighteenth Stree.
Branch YMcA in Birmingham.
Ala, beginning Dec. I.
The Parish Street Branch ~
recently moved into new quarters
al 9l9 y. Parish Street. where adj
ditional space had promised fscili-
ties for an enlarged program OF
activities.
According 10 Mr.. Barker his
successor has not been named.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Statewide Meet
OF NAACP Here
November s.

JACKSON, Miss. - The annual
statewide conference of the NAACP
Branches will be held at the Parish
Street Baptist Church, for two days,
beginning Nov 3.
According to program released
by local officials the conference
will begin at 10 am, Saturday
morning and end with a public
meeting Sunday afternoon.
The annual dinner sponsored by
the local branch will be held in the
Banquet Room of the church 4 pm.
Saturday
A large delegation is expected.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

nj Vernon. west of Midnight
Mourning the deceased are his
wife. Mrs Earllne Buliic. his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie BulIe.
one aunt 5 uncies and other re-
latlves and friends. Mrs Buuie.
sr. is very thankful 70 friends at
the Veteran school for their gift
q SASS for flowers. 20 Or. ID.
Chapman and Nurses Reynolds and
Leach who worked so hard 70 save
his life She prays Gods blessing
en- all Of them.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
New Groveland
Trial on Nov. 6

TAVAhES, ria. - The cele-
brated Groveland case will come
into focus again on Nov. with
the retrial of Samuel Shepherd
and Walter Irwin, whose convic-
ton for the rape of a Florida
housewife was reversed by the
U. S. Supreme Court last April.
The trial is scheduled to be held
in Lake County Circuit Court,
here.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Edith Sampson
To Get Award

NEW YORK - Mrs. Edith Samp-
son, former alternate representative
of the United States to the General
Assembly of the United Nations.
was scheduled to receive an award
for outstanding achievement in the
field of human relations here Fri
day, Nov g.
The award was to be presented
at the Women's International Ex-
position. More tina MISC women's
organizations were to participate in
the annual exposition which pre-
sents the story of the progress of
women.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Plan S55,0OO
Negro School In
Leflore County

Plans and specifications will be
on the market late next week for
a Negro school in Leflore county,
it was announced Saturday by E.
L. Malvaney, jackson architect.
Bids are due to County Superin-
tendent L. S. Rogers at date to
be fixed by him.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

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Evening star., 1951-10-07
HOUSES TO SHARE

CHEVY CHASE-Man. 25-4O. wanted
to share comfortable home with 3
others; TV, Bendix washer drier;
large yard; approx. S55. Call OIL.
WILL SHARE HOUSE with another
Capital view. All day Sat. and
WANTED-Congeni person to share
2-bedroom. garden-type duplex, Ar
iington. with business woman, COL
lege graduate, and SON., full family
pare dinner If desired; convenient
Pentagcn, Navy Annex; 20 min. to
Washington by bus; $50. OV. 3712,
RETIRED COUPLE wants 1st or 2nd
noor unfurn.. NV, with home own
er. Full information. box tx. star.
LADY to share house with 5
others. Quiet residential section.
Convenient transp. TIE. 1900 -
WILL SHARE new modern home in
Md, suburb with another wife whose
husband is overseas: lge. pvt. rm.,
call Rockville 1857.
MODERN. well furnished. 3 rooms;
Silver Spring area. Lockwood
NICELY FURN. BUNGALOW in ArI.
to share with young couple OF
mother and child or 2 girls; elec
dlshwasher. gar. disposal. piano
TV: bus at door. 5 min. Pentagon;
maid service and can give day care
to child. IA, S-7562.
LARGE, MODERN; all new furni.
ture: y acre ground; maid; 6 min
to D. c. or Pentagon. IA. 5-64lt
after 8 pm. %
WID0W-New brick house. fireplace
wooded setting; refined couple OF
lady; IA mile of ColesVille road
Phone Ashton 1898. =
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APARTMENTS WANTED

Urn dsaLl APT, nice 1 section near
CoUPLE INFANT. wish a-bedrm.
Tn'Shff so. f6. a9. 9.sas4l nsar cheVerl' pref;
2 GIRLS want 1-bedrm. apt. furn.
or unfurn., NV. HO. 1866; Ext.
IN s.E. Bachelor officer desires
clean, nicely furnished bedrm.. kit,
bath effic. apt, incl. utils.. begin
ming Nov. l.. indefinite period. Pre-
fer Anacostia area. LU. 4-5774,
6,9 weekdays. 3
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
house h9uses or or sublets; Wash; Va;
YOUNG MARRfED COUPLE desire
1-bedrm. furn. or unfurn. apt, pref
erably in Arlington. Please sall Ii
5000. Ext. 63517 (S am. A 30
pm }, or Ii. 6-7259. evenings. z"
IN GEORGETOWN-De wants
4144. -
SETTLED. middle aged couple, desire
nicely and fully furn. apt. with
shower; garage; preferably in nearby
Maryland suburbs. Box 4S9-T, Star.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS want 1-bed-
rm. furnished apt; NV. apt. BLDG.
SloO maximum. Box. 4S7-T, Star.
ONE OR TWO bedroom unfurn ant,
In desirable apt. bldg; northwest
section; no child, pets; suitable for
sraclou6 living. Box 23.X, Star. 81
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEx;i ~ VA; 1927 Hunt HantinGt9n to sys ,g,F;
basInt.; S125. XII. S-l514.
rms. 2 baths; oil
heat; garage; screened porch; IRE
place. 1mmsd. possession; block bus,
HSass' fsoGss' cH, sa''i olas' a9 min, to "ni'e
CLARENDON CENTER-cozy bunga-
low, furnished, oil heat, full bsmt,;
suitable 3 adults; $l35 per mo. IA.
cHRVY CHASE CIRCLE - Besut.
rm.; gar. oct.-May: S275 mo. MRS.
CLYDE 6; HUNTINGTON, WI. 1850
1905 EAST INvERNEss-No. chevy
Chase. Md. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. on
larEs lot ayatl ,ab 4 9et aNKS IL SHEI Si2Eq ss Eai
d. l411; ewes. CHI. $500. Ext.
BETHEsDA-completely redecorated.
. bedrms.;, lge. liv., rm,. ". fireplace;
din. rm.; kit; bath; full bsmt;: oil
ideal for small family; $500; VI s
lease; avail; ref. required. Call OIL
1874 Sat. Sun. or after Z pm.
2 BEDRMs., nearby Va; 2 houses nr.
shops and sch.;, oil heat storm
furn.. incl. mansle iron Bendix,
500. FA. 1855 or Fairfax 80 ewes.
and week END only, ,....,;,..
fprni det. brick dwelling: : rms
conditioned auto. oil heat garage;
mo. mo HENRY j. RoBB. INC. 1924
rHREKtREbRodN n AYE nv; RI sb41; hRicK COLO.
-, tnka azI lvr
dishes, linen. cooking utensils: fine
N. Arlington neighborhood: Sl75
per month Call J. H. BENOIT. Real
tor, KE: 3-6677 or FA. 1857. -
LARGE HOME on acres OF land; N.
Arlington; AS bedr ooms, 2h2 baths,
sendx electric ktgen no oil sh Beat s
month. ROMYE LAMBoRN, Realtor,
OF. 1886, OF. S035. -
4-ROOM COTTAGE; practically new
on several acres miles from Silver
Sringo. Spring on Sc ave MSdern gSds nar con- sn-
couple willing to care for lawn. Box
eiRM.N eRMN' BRIck-Bath. oil heat;
adults; Sl10 mo. (Tenant gets S4a
mo; no revenue from l,6 bsmt apt2 81 81
nc. SIS Itt 11tth st. G, NV, D1. 1857
A BEAUTIFUL s-BEDRM. BRICK
bungalow in Rogers Hts. Md. Con.
venient to schools, shopping, etc;
completely fssse E1fpsnR eSst9ped rs Sl33 no Yeal
ARLINGToN-Attraetive weiiefurn-
lsafd reef r StSSrs Ssm 1saF% Eafse level hSsTs SsTd
Quiet, attrac. neighborhood; cow
to Pentaggon. Avail. now; S125 mo
RENT Rent itNf; WiTH OPTION TO BUY
Summer cottage 20xo9 furnished
6 sngl. beds; electricity, running
water; nr; Cape Lock Haven; Al
minis. to D. c.: $4,000: $3.50 per
mo ,,IoI for A. 2 mos: balance $75 per mo
sss7 WALpRfDGE PLACE S1afi NV
or 4 bedrooms, . baths, stepdown
LIZ. rm;, den. finished recr rm.
newly decorated, beautifully furn
inspection Sun. and Mon, betw.
CLEAN, comfortable 1-bedrm. bunga.
low; sGg;,.s all conysnIences; Gee fine ioca
CHEVY CHASE--For 6 mos; fine
! 2 cples. under $500. WO. 4413.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE AREA-Two.
bedrm. bungalow. ] year old auto
gas heat; clean: vacant Oct. 10
Sl35, Fairfax. 440-W.
III TUCkERMAN ST. NE. det
brick. liv. rm., din. rm, kit.
bedrms. = and bath. Nicely furn
Rent, S. $50 mo. Phone Mon. Ma.
CO. Realtors. 925 New York ave.
NV.
l511S 3rd ST. NV, extensively furn
3-bedrm. and 3 baths recr. rm.
laun. rn1. and garage. NO. 5504.
TAKOMA. PARK. S505 Haskins pI
Nicely furn. 3-bedrm, home: full
basmt.. gas heat; mr.. schools and
transp. Avail. Nov. 1st; at lease
mos. lease. 81. 053S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Children m Isoanese desirs 2SeGrm SeSr offlals fnas
house in NV. sec from Nov. j -.
.na'I MAY re SlS0 rent: AB. 54lI Ia
S.25: best refs. EN-. 4343. IS
FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICER desires
furnished house. 3 or bedrooms;
garden or yard: NV. area; max.
$500 mo- Call weekdays s am; to
SMALL coTIAGG for one with large
space for greyhound to roam; rea-
sonah9e within committing distance.
NAVY CouPLE. . children. IL and
10. desire 2 or 3 bedIm. house in
ADnIfi9SAi Do fHEsl iafa noSTs Ms Vi EaG2
have fne tenants for homes in
aGpraisals; no delay. for complete
pc FERRY H Hay GO; 81, 6242, -
lar suburb; by New Zealand oficial;
.nished Columbia 172l. los
URGENTLY NEED 3-bedrm. 2-bath
house. furnished or unfurn., in good
NV; or nearby Md. location. MARY
FRANCES sPAULDING. Wo. ol-eo,
THREE, ,BEDRM. HOUSE. NV. or
\. Arl.. by Oct. IS pay up to
si35; naval oficer. Wo' 1888. =
HOUSE, unfurnished.
NV Washington. no small children
or pets: excel. refs. OIL. 7140. -
FRENCH DIPLOMAT desires fur
nished house. 4 bedrooms. NV. DE.
s3n0. Ext. 81, work hours. s.
WANT To RENT house in country
within 20 miles of Washington.
p. G. House does not have to
be in good condition, | will repair
and paint inside Win pay up
to 500 per month. What have
you? Tell me how to get there.
Boy COX. Star.
FAMILY with { children want home.
LOOKING for a landlord with a
for, nice home. Manor Park or
Takoma; reasonable rent and heat
ADULTS, GE. 1911
Sc. SECT.-2-bedrm unfurn. house;
2 children school age maximum,
SO Box 44-x. Star. 9'
RkaHnspa Mashs9on el Chew "a chsss ;nssr cSsh bW
Brl; or 3 bedrm,. by naval
officer, Can furnish stove and re-
frigerator If necessary. Pref. fenced
yard. Approx. Sl00. OIL. 1852.
5 TO 6 BEDROOMS
residence, preferably Dupont Circle
or convenient downtown area. Call
MR.. KING, ewes, TIE. 072S; week
DAYS. DI. 1901.
COLORED-TO RENT OR LEASE
Z or s room house, suitable for
nursery. in desirable neighborhood,
lsrsee, yard; up to Sl00. MI. 21s4,
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-
SPRING VALLEY
VIRGINIA

Within walking distance Of Wash
ington Golf and Country Club,
Paneled cathedral living room, full
dining room. large kitchen, 1st- floor
bedroom and bath: glaSsed-in porch.
- large bedrooms and bath on
End floor recreation room; garage
huge patio. Completely and beauti-
fully furnished. S215 month.
4 bedroom, o-bath, split-level home
in Falls Church. 24-foot living rm.,
screened porch; deep freeze. Very
nicely furnished. SlS5 per month.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
GL. o33s 3103 N, 10th. OK. 1919
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
LIZA, d5134 P ST. NV;

1874 P ST. NV.
OPEN, 1-6 TODAY
Owner says sell. Any reasonable
ofIer 9 given careful consideration.
rm.. kit, and bath; entr. foyer;
secretarial and eleV. service. Cali
Mr.. Aiken, AID. 5297; RE. 1887.
C0LORED 216f FLORIDA AVE.
N.W.-Move into your own 1-bed-
room apartment in this desirable
neighborhood; reasonable down pay
ment; monthly terms like rent. To
inspect. see janitor at building. then
come to office of A. M. DRAISNER,
14O4 L st. NV. MA. S036. Open
Sun, II to 5 pm. -
COLORED-I731 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-Move into this modern
newly redecorated apartment and be-
come your own landlord. Spacious
bedroom, living room, full-size din
ing room, complete kitchen, modern
tile bath and inclosed rear porch:
$685. down. SS5 monthly, includes
janitor service. To inspect, come to
once OF A. M. DRAISNER. l404
L st. NV, Ma. S036. Open Sun,
II to pm. -
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp

WE ARE OFFERING an excellent
choice OF furn. and unfurn. homes,
Alexsndria, Arlington, Annandale,
Falls Church. from 2 to 4 bedrms.
Priced from $120 to S320 Call
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors. FA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

COL0RED-TWO-RM kit, bath. un-
IuTn. III apt Cali RA. 1878 after =
coLoRED-Two RMS, kit. share
CoLoRED-S1e L ST. N.E.-Furn
apt. ior , or ) refined empl. adults;
non-drinkers; also lge front rm. for
! or Z clean empl. men. AT. 4l17.
ICoIoREDoi3is EMERALD ST. Ne.
CoLoRED-6?5 GTRARD ST. Ne
2-rm. apt, semipvt. bath, kit, incl.
porch: girls, CO. I4l9.
ICOLORED-I RM.. KIT. and bath. in
IIen'i ple Hn Teas9ns6le' !sas settled empl' cou-
coLoREp-i RIM. KIT, 1859 EN-
erson Emerald st, n.e.). nr. 18th
and F ne. Cali any time.
ICOLORED - 5 ROOMS. bath. $50:
80 Stn St; Sc; key at store. MAR
= SNAL u nj !: WSAPLE VAR Co. 1924 14th st.
CoLoRED-REFINED LADY desires
aan9tner an9t to share modern apt. twin
CoLORED-2I5 G ST. NV, End FIR.
occupancy; S30.ls mo. Call NE.
coIoREDMiISsttfh' Fl iStf' AND MD. AVE. NE.
, rooms, kitchen, bath. dinette; SO
sl smo 40 per mo. utilities not in
Giuoeo Available Immediately. B.
+ 5i6o SAUL CO. 9@5 18th st. NV, Ma
coLoRED-e-RM. APT. with fit
for settled person. call AT, ~ Sass i'"
C0LORED-lO3l EUCLID ST. NV
cnss Tms,i nEiI kit snd bath. Ma. 1853,
CoIoREDMa Rooms. kitchen. s bath
first;;class basement apt: prefer
couple. Phone 10. S-4S69
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
win accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937: ewes, GE. 1416.
7s
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas !;
prompt serv. ST. 1000 7 days wk,,
Fl II m anytime. w meNEiH moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day week, 24-hr.
day; So min. AT. 3287. IS
Evening star., 1951-10-07
FAIRFAX
aSOUTH ARLINGTON

Fairfax County Estate
About % miles D. C. Historic old
modernized; bedrooms, 4 baths,
plus library and bath; acreage; 2
car stone garage; located on all
weather State road, t6et of dual
highway. Available Nov. Is. $315
month.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. $3.50. OF. se35.
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COLOREr

COLORED
About 35 min from town on large
farm. small bdrmS.. . baths. >
kits, liy-rm. din.-rm. auto hot
water; large yard; chicken houses;
etc S15 mo. Call WO. $500 or
Marlboro 2130.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
RIVERDALE, MD.

A4F 1SIt1IAL1Ii N1I.
45O4 Sheridan st.-Attractive frame
bungalow with bedrmS., full bsmt..
. porches. This house mas been
completely modernized ard redec-
GRATED and is in perfect cond.. and
can be rented for S125 Unfuru.. or
$3.50 furn. For appt. to inspect,
call CHI 5S32.
WALKER g. DUNLOP
1000 18th ST NV DI 0o0o -
Evening star., 1951-10-07

COLORED
About 35 min, from town on large
farm; 1 small bedrms. 2 baths. .
kits. liy. rm.. din. rm.. auto hot
water; large yard; chicken houses
etc; $40 mo. Call WO. $500 = or
Marlboro 2l30.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

CHEVY CHASE bedrooms. 2i2
baths. spacious living room; avail
able Oct. to June; NO PETS; $3.50.
COLORED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE
want janitor's quarters in apt. bldg
or similar place. DI. 1906.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BRAND-NEW
SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES

Three bedrms., din. rm.,
complete mod. kit. with SIT.
GE ,refer. and garbage dis
posal; full bsmt. and other
features; only $ll5 mo. 5000
block 10th st. ne. Open Sat.
and Sun, ] to 6. Turn north
off Mich. ave. on 18th ST., just
beyond Cath; y. to Emerson
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 or DI. S695.