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DESKS

Once. new and used, oil sizes and
a. SON. Ala 3rd st. NV, Elk. S974.
DIAMONDs--Man's h-ct., S7b; Iady's
N-ct, $l6o; lady's let. S2Q0i
$500; mans 4M-cts., 81 1,4O0; all
prices include mountings; trades ac-
cepted. LIVINGSTON 4 CO., 1923
II st. NV, NE. 344O.
DINING SUITE, mod, $3.50; kit.
cabinet. $40; Ape. metal porch set,
$4b; Young washing machine, $40,
Or best Offers. 10. SOTO. 30
DlNETTE SET - Excel. cond., S2S.
Table:dinette, round; solid oak; S3b.
DiEEEggffftS gffSi SET. round droD.l..i i-1S2 tsSl.,
windsor chairs with. arms and
sidsboard; enameled black. Cali Nm.
DINING I'm, ehiffonier, chairs,
DINING RM. sET--LSree. 1O.pc. 4;
Including buffet, china elpseti wal;
DIN. I'M. stifE, va walnut; Snt9 I, pSs e.
Table. Q chairs. buffet and china
DfSiNd 'sKO6MS sEfTE. 1io.p,ees,
walnut finish. GOOD cond,,. modern.
pfNTNSSs HOOD TAbIH, I5SIS' .oIiS c6st9sss 6,119s
with one leaf sood Cohd. "a. Sb46.
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coal, WooD, FUEL OIL
FIREPLACE WOOD
VIII per cord, gFseR or HsRsaHed, "a
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AGENTS
SITUATIONS MEN

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dition. late model, hand operated;
No Tors / jioS 1852 TO 100 h.p., aS and re.
exeh. CARTY. 1908 18th. NO. O224,
OFFICE EQUIP.--Desks. chairs, files,
safes, add. mach; reas. Circle, 1l12
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so,A pa. .,!I ,g!IELt5AEtiEluI, n N Is !, wAEiiEEs =.
EAeTBK FBgs-esiI 10 raise money
Hpt !. S6uf Tavofltt bf6jttt. VIZ
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POCKET and Billiard tables, sppplies,
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PRESS ROOM VALUES

COP. lpbhef, l0xik, motor, control
box, vibrator. B. Kelly, oversize cys
Under, motors, e0ntr0ls, auto. feed.
sf. z ehases, roller stocks. Box 3b.L.
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MlScELLANEoUS FoR SALI
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MATERIALS

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Gas RANGES

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HEATERS AND STOVES
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FOR HOME AND OFFICE
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llLEk MIh AAb W0MlA
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PRINTING EQUIPMENT

No. 2 Kelly press, motors, control box,
extension delivery, auto. feeder, 2
ehases and roller stocks. Cleveland
90 folder. motors. control box. Dex-
tsr feeder. 2 folds, Machines now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Wayne Symphony Orch
to Present Fall Concert

Wayne University's Symphony
Orchestra will present its fall
concert in conjunction with the
Religion in Life Week at the
University at 8:l5 pm. Nov. 10
IN the auditorium Of the Detroit
Institute OF Arts.
DR.. Vernon DeTar. organisf
and choirmasfer of the Church
OF the Ascension in New York.
will appear as guest artist. He
will play Handel's Concerto
for Organ" Top. 4. No. ~.
DR. DcTar attended Wayne
University when il was the
Junior College Of the City Of
Detroit and eventually finished
his university study at Syracuse,
". Y. While at Wayne he com
posed the music for the hymn
TO the college which is still sung
today as the Hymn to Wayne"
Under the Erection of Asso-
ciatc Professof{yalter Poole. the
orcl&tra will open the program
with Beethoven's symphony No.
6 in F major (Pastorale). This
symphony contains five divisions
by name. although the last three
arc sometimes regarded as one
movement.
Final selection of the evening
will be Scenes Alsacennes" by
Massenet Written during the
German occupation of Alsace be-
fore World War I. this number
is composed to represent mem
cries OF Sunday spent in Alsace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

TO include banquet hall
The building will serve as the
international headquarters of the
Church OF the Universal Til
umph, the Dominion OF God. and
home OF the Detroit congregation
which has been holding services
in the much publicized frame
structure at 1869 Hague DR.
Jones claims followers IN AZ
states. Canada. the West Indies
and West Africa.
The new church home viii be
dedicated as memorial 10 the
late Lady Catherine l.. Jones. tho
mother OF DR. Jones, The consc-
Grafton services and festivities
repeatedly viii take an entire
month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

everal hundred religious.
ie and business leaders at
ded the special Monday
gram honoring Father Dade
3he Museum. The ceremonies
Fe followed by the formal
bning OF the exhibit. The
sier of ceremonies was
pnard Simons. vice president
the Detroit Historical Com
bsion.
bose who participated includ-
be- Miller High School mixed
nfet, accompanied by William
eS, Henry d. Brown. direc-
Of the Museum; George
primer, director OF the Mayors
Fracial Committee who spoke
rThe Significance OF the Ex-
4 Toward the Building Of
FER Community Relations"
Presented by Mrs. Murphy
Pc presentation was made by
Fred 7. Murphy. mother OF
2 M. Alger. Jr., who is a
pber rof the Detroit Historical
omission.
pngratulatory messages to DR..
e included ones from the
Rev. Celestin j. Steiner,
I. president of the u. Of d.
Bishop Richard S. Enrich of
Episcopal Diocese OF Michi-
pc exhibit will continue
ugh Jan. IL. II portrays the
! growth of Negro life and
ure from the early l700s to
present.
Dmmittee on Exhibit members
lde Mrs. Dorothy lilly. Paul
'uat, Louis c. Blount, Sidney
'hwell, John Dancey. Charles
'ens, Fred Noyes.. DR.. Ma
Edman, Harold Harrison,
Laurentine B. Collins, Will
,. Billups. Fred II. Williams,
lllene Keats, Mrs. Irene
YES, Miss Bulah Whitby. Har-
Jackson, Mrs. Elleine Stones,
Nellie Watts. Leroy Smith,
Ties Coleman, Robert Nolan,
Gladys Wade billiard.
Other Members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
High School Students
Exhibiting Works

The 10th annual exhibition Of
paintings. drawings and sculpture
by talented Detroit high school
students which opened Nov. II
at Detroit Institute OF Arts con
tinues through Dec IL.
The work is the result Of %
weeks of Saturday morning
classes held al the Institute and
sponsored by the Detroit Board
Of Education under the direction
OF Mrs. Helen Copley Gordon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Baptist Missionary
Unit Sets Farley

The Metropolitan Missionary
Baptist Association will hold its
Extended Session Friday. Nov.
IA at Oakland Baptist Church
under the theme The Unfinished
Task of the Local Church. with
the Rev S. D. Ross as'iiiodesator'
Comprising fifty three local
baptist churches. the session
will feature a panel discussion
of the theme as well as present
seven noted speakers who in
clude the Revs. E. Miles Kaig-
Ter. Ira Watkins. w. c. Barnett.
F. p. Jones and S. M. Edwards;
Mrs. II. II. Green and DR.. S. D.
Ross.
Panel participants are as fol-
lows: first section--the Revs. r.
r. Turpin. f. F. Lee and 7.
Walter Harris: the second Sec
ton includes Mesdames Carrie f.
Phillips and Fred +. Scott.
The Rev. Willie Wilson is pas
tor OF the host church at 3l7
Harper The Revs S. c. Camp
bell and A. A. Banks Jr.. are
recording secretary and CORE
spending secretary. respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Prophet Jones
Buys $550>O00
Theatre Building

Prophet James F. Jones has
purchased the S550,000 Oriole
theatre building at Philadelphia
and Linwood
The transaction was COM
piefed Nov. 9th between the
radio preacher and religious
leader and the Whisper and
Wefsman Theatre chain.
The new home of the followers
Of DR.. Jones is modern fire
proof colonial brick structure
equipped with nearly 1000 seats,
a $1,000 cooling plant; and a
$4,000 organ. II has four stores
and a second floor including Of
flee space and living quarters.
The upper floor will be remodcled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Big Boy Crudup Wax

NEW YORK.-Fcaturing rs
stellar guitar playing as well AZ
his explosive vocals. big Boy"
Crudup's new RCA Victor plat
ter is 100 per cent rhythm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

Also Miss Celeste Cole. Mrs.
Bertha Hansberry Phillips, Mrs.
Madeline II. Fowler. Mrs. Be-
atrice Fleming. Red. A. D. Blake,
Rev. T. S. Boone. Mrs. A. j.
Bryant, George Harrison, Willis
F. Ward, William ]. Robinson,
Charles A. Roxborough. David
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

MI hEssivk SETTING - Mr. Gabriel L penns.
sss va,. secretary Of State Of Liberia addresses :
raaens General Assembly. Behind him left 10 rirht
a' ca'naume Ceorges-Pieot. Acting UN secretsry
SSasn' Lester Pearson Of Canada. AssernhIy
sastane tNewsprcss Photo.) ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
|ather Dade Gets
(aee-AmityAward
BY ULYSSES W. BoYKIN

marking the opening OF the Detroit Hstocay
exhibit depicting Century of Negro Life and Culture
Detroit the Rev Malcolm Dade rector of St Cyprans Eps
y Church presented with PLAGUE for his Outstanding
throughout
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

while Massenet was a soldier.
Robert f. Lawson is associate
conductor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

l.. Holmes. Mrs. Kathryn Max
well. Mrs. Beatrice Martin, Albert
Mayer and Dick Marks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

Dedication Committee men,
bers are Mrs. Fred T. Murphy,
John c. Dancy, Monsignor Car
roll Deadly. Hon Ira w Jayne.
Raymond S. Scruggs, DR.. Remus
c.. Robinson and Robert M.
Frehsc.
The preparatory staff include
Robert Z. Palmer. Robert C..
Wright and f. Paul Miller.
, 1952-05-05
BARREN SPOT BAzAARsNAY, Il
The Women League Of St. Croix
10. Box I89
Christiansted, St. Croix, vi.
ApriI "a. 1852
Dear Friend

Dear FTlepd. 49,
The Wonen's League Of ST croix is opening is annual
membership drive.
The League is a civic organization for all women who
are interested in community work We share the common
problems Of our community and to the best8of our ability
work singly or with other interestedSg groups towards their
solution.
10 effectively carry on this program all women are urged
to become members and help US to work in this direction.
Regular meetings are held every second and fourth Mon
day at the Police Courtroom IN Ghristiansted at 800 pm.
We sincerely trust that you will be At our next meeting
and in the event that you have a friend who has not received
one Of our circular letters bring her with you or please notify
us SO we can send her an invitation.
Wont you please join US?
Advt.
Sincerely
Hilda p. England President
, 1952-05-05
al MESSAGE FROM RADIO AMERICAN
WEST INDIES TO ALL CRUCIANS

We have been working hard and continuously<for three
years to make WIVI, The Voice Of st. Croix. your own
radio station a reality. The delays have been many
the problems more than complex, but with the help Of
Almighty God and all good Crucians, we have SO
far won out.
AS you all know we had greatly hoped to start regular
broadcast operations next week. Unfortunately a fur
ther delay is necessary. We ask you to please be pa
tient-with US. We are doing everything humanity
possible within our means to begin broadcasting on
regular schedule at the very earliest moment.
We are still determined that ST. Croix shall have
its own radio station.
RADIO AMERICAN WEST
E.. NJ. Vickers.
RE. F7igdon
Evening star., 1952-03-20
NonBrounLecture Tokes5 900
On lnterplonetory Rocket Trip

when his story. Crossing the Last
Frontier" appeared in Golfers
Magazine. It was on this story
that he based last nights lecture,
illustrated with colored slides Of
the drawings appearing in the
magazine.
The scientist. who is taking out
American citizenship papers. en-
lvisioned a great rocket ship as
tall as 24-Story building. weigh
ling 1000 tons and having a 65-
foot base. powered by hydrazine
and nitric acid, which would cross
|interplanetary frontiers with pay
loads Of cargo and passengers.
DR.. Won Braun also described a
military space station" which,
from a vantage point LOTS miles
|up, would circle the earth once
every two hours. From this "satel-
lite" every square mile Of the
|earth's inhabited surface would
be kept under observation, he said
last night.
Following DR.. Won Braun's dis
cussion, a panel discussed various
aspects Of interplanetery travel. It
was made up o1DMilton w. RoSen,
head Of the Rocket Section Of the
Evening star., 1952-03-20

II their response to d lecture
last night ON space travel was ar
indication, Washingtonians just
cant wait to get to Venus or Mars
or waypoints in between.
! More than an hour before DR.
IWernher Won Braun, the guided
missile expert. who developed the
German W. rocket. was scheduled
to speak at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at White Oak, Md.
every seat in the auditorium was
taken.
BY the time he started speak
ling, loud speakers were installed
in the corridors outside the audi
torium. and at least 5000 cars
full Of people were turned away
More than 5000 persons heard the
lecture. according to Harry J.
Archer, president of the Wash
lington- Baltimore section Of the
American Rocket Society. which
sponsored the lecture.
DR.. Won Braun, already famed
Jas the technical director for
guided missile development at
|Redstone Arsenal. Huntsville, Ala,
and as q rocket expert. derived
even more eminence this week.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Red Links Cost Briton.:
His Royol Navy Rank
By the Assoeiassd Press

LONDON. Mar. 20.A-A retired
British naval commander recently
was stripped Of his rank because
of his activities on behalf Of the
Communist Party" the Govern
ment disclosed yesterday.
First Lord of the Admiralty,
J. P. L. Thomas. told the House
Of Commons that Comdr. Edgar
p, Young's activities were prov
ing a source Of distress and en-
barraSsnent to the Royal Navy
at hon = and abroad"
Evening star., 1952-03-20


Rocket Sonde Research Branch OF
the Naval Research Laboratory,
who acted as moderator: DR.. Mar
tin A.. Mason, dean Of the School
OF Engineering Of George Wash
ington University: Rear Admiral
Kenneth H. Noble, retired, now Of
the Aerojet Engineering Corp; !;
Esterly G. Page. formerly vice
president in charge Of engineering
Of the Mutual Broadcasting Sys-
tenn and now head Of the e. C..
Page Consulting Radio Engineers
here, and DR.. Paul B. Pearson,
chief Of the Biology Branch Of the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
SUBURBAN VALUES
SILVER SPRING

$500 CASH
Lovely brick bungalow on fenced cor.
ner lot. Two nice bedrYns. Very large
Kitchen, Full dry hsyIlt. Assume Gl
loan at 4ss. Vacant. immediate oc-
cupancy.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
HOUSES FoR sALE-Ap.
RUB YOUR EYES
Def. BRICK-$1 500 CASH

ASSUME GI LOAN
large corner lot and approximately
4 yrs. old Is in immaculate cond
and only approximately q blks. from
the center of HyattSville business
district: Nv. rrn., din. rnn. and equip
Kit. on 1st door: Q CHEEKY bedfms.
and tiled bath on End floor: full
bsmt., GAS HOT-WATER HEAT;
may assume GI loan. owner will &C
cept balance en- easy terms. Total
price only Sl2,50O. Gail Mr. Hall,
Ma. 5000 days; 81. 4190, eyes,, be-
fore sold.
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC-1520 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-07

COLORED-BARGAIN LISTEN
lovely det. Groom home on . level
fenced 36-by-350-ft. lot; oil h:-w.h.;
det. 2-car gar; near all conyeniences::
Must see to appreciate. Home and
farm in city. S13,95O, $4,000 down.
OWNER, GE. 93O2 till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
BETHESDA
SUPER. RAMBI, Err

This certainly Is the largest ana
finest home we have seen for the
money. 5eautiful ,I setting tSn:a.a IL the the
residentlal rsS SnH commanities. Iiv. roo% s
14x24: lge. private din. rn1., tre-
inendous out-of -this-world kit. with
all the labor-saving devices and
Q large breakfast alcove; 8 excellent
bedrooms, 2 lovely tile baths, storage
attic, immense full basement above
double rear porches, oversize built
In garage; gas heat; sac, 800. Please
cali Mr.. Wyvell, OIL. 500. with
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. MD.----A very hne loca-
bedrooms and tiled bath; inviting
Kitchen; full basement; air-condi:-
TONED heat; excellent condition and
priced under $21. 900. To Inspect
cali WO. $500. Once open until 8.
Epw. 7: JONES b co" NC,
Chevy Chase, d. c. -
BETHESDA-s2O,5O 800. This brand:
new s .6 G0l4 dsa oEfa saS nome i
The home contains 8 nice rms.
incl. 8 bdrms. and full bath, The
location Is. ideal for schools,
churches and transportation. W. B.
BETHESDA, SIS, 9,46O-Here Is . we'll
built det. brick rambler ct . pop
nice rms. including. 3 bdrms. and
fYli tile bath; The lSt ct. Is .Sis deep noma ane
e. srlK l. q .wKIGAF & H1 81 fh 'fS 5SoS Ss'E end
BETHESDA, handsome tap. oInaI DIX:
transferred, $24.950. for prompt
SitS salf; T,,lssmsbSrE lss 5drni manssi over re
6esuS. Kit. .. bsmt. thatn get you
b.-L garage. huge scr. porch; out
yo91 sytosa9a1iRs S4 SPDod5oa do7oA ARTHUR W. Is ga
BE16IEY Blvd rare Eemod.s!lsrs
OPP. best NV. residential section;
Converted back. Rental Of l carries
both. Brick English-type home,
mod. paneling: .2-caf gar, lovely
sale, SiS.600; . nominal amount
for recond, will make It worth at
least S27, 500 ARTHUR W. "a
koSHHES; IL 0L Isv oe70s; eS7I0s;uxr-A center @s
hall brick Colonial residence now
under construction in this very de-
eirable section. First-hoor bedroom
BEDROOMS and two baths on 2nd:
screened living porch; large. fuLy
equipped kitchens epacious living
and dining rooms, attached garage.
Gail WQ; $500; once open until M ?.
chevy chase. B. G. -
EDGEMOOR, MD.--Bethesda's best
rms. baths, list a. den, lge. hv,
fm. and din. rm.; exceptionally 1ge;
kit; Gear garage. beautiful wooded
corner lot. ROBERT B. HALL Co.
EHdKsa0SSSR - Cape Cod, custom
built, very disnified and cute; white
brick with green. shuttersi bedroom
down. 9 up, each " e. long: .N Xoe
saEf sazEdsnsY HSslS:s 'A1s kEaGTS aissS CO.
kiESSSssrGdIFEoHs-sfs iSSs dIE { shfs s.sso-sriska ca CAP.
SSSd 4, 9SalSnsd 9sSnailsSnssd Ssaat. $ I Tie SatR: Ess
heat. Conv. terms. COUNTY IN.
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Evening star., 1952-02-07
EDROOMS, FULL BSM
CUSTOM BUILT
OUTSTANDING
NEW BRICK RAMBL LER

First time offered, this luxury home
rms, liY. rm. with firepl.,. dining
area. colored tile bath; kitchen.
equipped with .elec. refgr., Caloric
gas range. disposal, Formica sink
top. Beauty-craft cabinets and ex-
haust fan; front porch with. iron
ratings, full daylight bsmt. with exit
and y bath: gas a.-c. heat: corner
lot, choice Takoma Park area. Only
one available ct $19,950.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. 0440; Ewes. AP. 01o5. AP. 0567.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

caEvERLY-Brick and frame house,
terms. OWNER. UN. $3.50. @iS
CHEYERLY-3-bedrm. brick Colonial
Din. rr,.. porch; fireplace: rec. room;
G$F7xSRio AZ 59Si oWNER R..1fif ON S1ss Ss.r,izaS is
dining room, larger kitchen, bed
rooms and bath down. bedroom
up; extra bath and fireplace In base
sTaSrEY Rfas l9' MosRA1. SsRzIG' AS. siss ssss. a.
CHEVERLY RAMBLER, new brick, 2
picture windows, Q baths, fireplace,
spacious living room, lovely dining
room: kitchen has space for table;
garbage disposal and exhaust fan:
S1S,950; $500 down, $75 month
". A, STANLEY MoREAU, AP.
CLINTON, MD.-3 bedrms., Iiv. rm.,
lge. kit and bath; part bsmt. with
Ssitseaaes Sttssa seaes e.s9 ON terms oaS IN
CoLLEGE 20 ri { i PARK AREA; conv. | to
Maryland Univ. and the .Beltsgille
Research Center, white clapboard;
2-bedrm. bunsa.; immaculate cond.
planted garden, extra lot 75x12b
fHoatAs f7ssia Mt sPlIh, PHEfL8s 2 W.. S 7soS s5se
EAST RIvERDALE--Nearly. new 4
rm. bungalow; $4,000; AZ loan, S45
per mo. BRENTWOOD REALTY CO..
GREEN Hi I 4GGi G%GiEADows-s14,1oo; s.rm.
home with garage; close to bus,
school and shopping. JOHN A.
WENTZ, Realtor and Builder. WA.
M1itCaHaiiGAN PARK HrLLs-Most
conv. area Just over D. c. line near
Chillum and Sargent .rd. Large O.
room brick home; 1st-fi lavstory;
full dry bsnt.; level lot. Owner
transferred, must sell. Price,
ST.. 500. Call WA. 5000 til 3 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS d CO. -7
SILVER HILL, 4S51 Branch ave-;
9 betirms., bungalow with expand
able attic, full bsnt.. oil a.-c. heat.
lge. hv. rm.. kit. and mod. tile bath.
on Va acre Of ground: price Sl1,19O
on terms. r. a. HUMPHREYS, S0S
WMEsT TaDalf&S.A Dalf&S.ATET1svfLlE1sis,75o; E1;n1 s 2
hedfms. with expansible attic. ful
bsult.: close to everything. JOHN
a. VENT Realtor and Builder.
ON. S7S7. lAP. O900. Is
SMITH RHALTY has lovely 4-bedrm.
brick. Hyattsyille area: spacious Nv:
rIi., dream kit: blks. bus ana
Fchool: $1,000 down. AP. e66S. AZ.
01OO, -
Evening star., 1952-02-07
S1l,y0U
90 AEn DOWN

New brick bungalow with picture
window, liv. rm. and din. area, beau
tiful kit equip. with Bendix washer,
stove, refrigerator and fan; 2 lovely
bedrrns., colored tile bath: stairway
to attici $76.26 per mo. Cali today.