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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

A program OF cooperation
with the National Negro Bust
ness League to bring the serv-
ices OF the L. S. Department
of Commerce 10 wider group
Of Negro busincssm' through
out the United State as pro-
posed to the League today BY
Emmer M. Lancaster. Advisor
on Negro Affairs for the De
partment
In talk before the SIND
Annual Convention OF the
League al the Masonic Temple
in Washington. Lancaster sug-
gested that the business aids
OF the Department be brought
TO the attention Of more Negro
businessmen through a series
Of Jointly sponsored business
clinics and conferences m va
rious cities around the coun-
try.
He said that business
specialists. in and out Of gov
eminent. could acquaint Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Lancaster Suggests Greater
Aid for Negro Businessme,

businessmen with the various
sources OF practical business
information and in many cases
assist in turning potential bus.
mess failures to successful
enterprises.
Among the subjects he sua-
gested as suitable for discus
sion In such jointly-sponsored
clinics are:
Defense contracts for man.
ufacfurers; public relations
for business; financing bust
ness; establishing and ope-
rating a business with en-
phasis on small scale adver-
Using; sales promotion. lay
out and display merchan-
disins. beffering customer
relations. and improving en-
ploYee-emploYer rela ii on
ships: and public relations
program for banks. savings
and loan associations and
insurance companies.
He also declared his office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

cleaning and repairing the con-
tributions viii now be begun by
the Volunteers of America.
As il has done for the last
three years BEDFORD High School
led all other city schools in col
lections with a record breaking
33,643 pounds. Mackenzie was
second with 1902. followed by
DENLY with 1882 and Pershing's
9.l63.
In the intermediate school
classification. Post led with
$3.50 pounds. Jackson had
s.2se. Foch 7.004 and Nolan
6.474.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Old W0rIdMarketu and
Folk Festival Slated

One of Detroit's top annual
attractions. the old World Market
and Folk Festival by the Inter-
national Institute Of Metropolitan
Detroit promises wider variety
OF entertainment than ever be-
fore during its four day run,
Nov. 20-23.
This 22nd annual market.
featuring foods. arts and crafts.
dances and folk music of "A
different nafionalifies. will be
open each day from l TO 1890
pm. with children's program
at 10 am. Nov. ~ as an added
drawing card.
Last year, 1000 persons Wis
tied the market A still larger
attendance is anticipated this
year The entire first floor and
lower floor space OF the ultra
modern three story building will
be devoted to market activities.
Homeland exhibits OF arts and
crafts folk dances and music
three times daily in the Hall of
Nations. round the world shop
ping for handmade treasures
Christmas cards, dolls. pastries,
breads chceses, sweets: make
this The worlds most colorful
bazaar, because so many coun-
tries are represented.
Probably the greatest attrac-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
BEDFORD Hi Still Tops
School Clothing Drive

Several tons above the goal OF
1875 tons of discarded shoes and
clothing were contributed during
the Fall Public School Clothing
Drive which began Oct 6 and
ended Oct II.
AS a result OF the co-opera-
ration of the public in the
drive. enough used shoes and
clothing have been secured to
take care OF all needy public
school children during the late
winter and spring months.
The work Of laundering. or dry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
SCIENCE AND
HEALTH with
Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy

many such have found
steadying light that pierces
the dark. In heartfelt thank
fulness they found comfort.
They have entered a path
which grief and loneliness
can no longer shadow.
Christ Jesus words. i am
come that they might have
life and that they might
have il more abundantly"
John l0), now take on
fresh assurance.
Science and Health has
come in fulfllment of Bib
lical promise. II shows the
practical value OF the Scrip
lures. and their spiritual
power TO meet present day
needs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

ton Of all is the food. Each eve-
ming from to pm. in the Old
World Dining Room. lucky 400
persons (service is limited TO that
number). will be served expertly
prepared foreign food.
drained from aprlcots; cook over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Love Your Enemies
-((h-isf .IPs"s/
Why Not?
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.S
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Science Nl guide all nations and all peoples and tie VIII
rule themi . -.
lovingly yours according TO Christ-Kremlin Grim
mails Psychopahc Syphilitic. Sons of Satan-Morohs
God Condemned Spiritual Bastards see hebrews
V, Tnstament t2:7S If We endure the Christening OF
the Lord then We the not then are we bassrds
and pot sons. 80,
Not even clothed in spiritual diapers as YETI!
Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad
Jesus said "Ye shall cast out devils
And see the definition of man. page 40 oil Science
and Health With Key to the Scriptures. For example :;
. Man is the idea, the image of Love; (God) he is not
ply He is the compound idea of Cod including all
right ideas
Andrew r. Fruehauf, C.S
Detroit 81 Michigan.
MAJOR PROPHET of "our Father Mother God all
harmonious (p. 16 s. and H.) with world message and
mission By virtue of 400 years of moral and spiritual
evolution of Martin Luther stock!
Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S
August 49, 1880
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Job Opens to F.,
Race Woman :
Engineer

Georsiana Ysonae y,..
last Juno became tbs III
woman 10 graduate ,ro NJ
s'neerine Eohool Of Hor,1
VefSi'y within the l,s h
years N mcdaniel sD,,J
has ia : been emplovs; Il
RCA Victor Division \ n
do Corpo alton Of Al
ITS Camden N J plsn /
According 70 Julius A N
director Of the depar,n..
dustrial relations Of 4, y
Urban League Miss You,''
first Negro woman es,i,.'
be employed through n, h
pilot placement proy,,-'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

Science and Health may be
bought. read, or borrowed at
Christian Science
READING ROOM
1922 Majestic Building
DETROIT
or send So and copy in the
blue cloth Library Edition
will be mailed postpaid.
You are invited TO make full
use OF the above and other
public Reading Rooms Dist
in your neighborhood sent
on requesO. Information
concerning free public lee
lures. church services and
Sunday School is also avail
able in these Rooms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

would 't undertat.
me Executive ~
o the League vhi ~
Established he AN
washington. ~ aosaa
, useful business ss,,,J
VI u'o =, through -, ~
OF the League ;" ~
f.s The Advisor on NJ
lars IN the Dss.I.
: to omnerce has Over ~
l loa prosra ms n
snoe to the Mem.
community HI, IN
sponsor, sponsored an ,Dsa'
terence hM IN wsshlsa,r'as.
negro in Bus,rs's.H
conducted regional =
OF a similar ns,urs w ~
country In sdd,,' ~
piles statistical N.Y. i,Sa !
Negro businesses -, = |
10 and individual ~ -
Dy giving pracl'e, y |
Information ,bro"..
Spondcnle. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Our Paraphrase
Foundatlon)
The Power of God

Everything which has been
dealt with corruptly, what
ever the corruption, has
been. can be, recognized and
corrected. For man is in real
ity spiritual. And those who
are afraid of a depression,
should stop the depressed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Christian Science
Heals Grief
and Loneliness

To those suffering loss
Of separation Christian
Science comes with mcrci-
ful and unending blessing.
Through devoted study
OF It's textbook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Continued From Back Pager

CONTINUED From Back Page,
To Create and Build an
understanding of the spirit
and philosophy of the Con-
stitution and Bill of Rights
and of our bundle of indi-
visible political and econom-
ic Freedoms inherent in
them
Our Paraphrase
ITO Inspire Love of Free
dom and TO support the Spir-
itual unity born of the fact
that man is created in the
image of his Maker, and by
that fact possessor of certain
inalicnable rights. e.g. Dig
nifty as a worthy human be-
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
REPORTER DISCOVERS WOMEN ARE "solr
ON AMAZING NEW PORTABLE SEWING MACH
THEY ENDORSE EASY THREADING NoN.rlEcrsc |
PRODUCT WITH ITS SPARKLING NEW s.n,
Household Products Company Now Offers sea.osi..s
Sells for Only Sl2.'s
By TED YATES

That modern new an,arirrr
ling new features that are n,
Dressmakers. tailors and VI
about the FIRST Household, nd
typewriter-and does ey,rrsl
machine can.
The Household Produet, 8
pany;, 29S Bay 10th Street, BnI
Ign, N. Y. will ship this n,dl
TO you for the actual sala y
Of 1925. You pay pos.rr !
small extra postage fet. Vi
for il today. hurry. hurryll 4
your name and address. Ciwn
number. Learn for yourself "
women are sold" on tha 4
lightweight portable sewinG 4
chine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

New 10Tk, UPS. Its her
able sewing machine with its spar
tionizing home sewing everywhere
who sew just a little are raving
that 10 as light as q portable
Yes. everything that an electric
A machine that does the work
Of a $4,000 machine and saves
you up - three hundred dollars
n year. This easy threading nom
electric machine darns. sews and
mends. | could hardly believe my
eyes, but there il was-the big
sensational buy OF the year,
handy lightweight portable sew
ing machine that sells for only
Si2.95.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Crazed Man Killed
BY PatrOlman

Continued from page one
with blood dripping from his nose
and promised to return with a
gun.
= The patrolman arrived on the
scene after Wilson had fired three
shots. Brown fired a shot into the
air to warn Wilson to stop.
Ignoring the warning Wilson
continued to pump shots into the
tavern and Patrolman Peterson
brought him down with a shot in
the back of the head which tore
0ut the front of his forehead.
Peterson said he aimed al Wilson's
shoulder.
A native of Georgia, Wilson is
survived by his wife, several
relatives. Funeral services. under
the direction of Richardson's
Funeral home, will be held today
at 3 pm. at the funeral homes
chapel with the Rev. w. O.
BARLEY officiating.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Women Club
Entertained

The Business Women Recreation
al Club was entertained royalty at
the beautiful home of Mrs. Mabel
Fart in Hvde Park on Tuesday
evening Feb. 26. All members en-
joyed the trip up and pictures
were taken after dinner. T h e
members met at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Scrivens to form the
motorcade up to Hyde Park. Hap
by Birthday to our secretary, Mrs.
Rosa Thompson. She was present.
ed a beautiful gift by Miss Betty
Collins The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyril HeaStie March II, at 1854
NV 3rd ave. Until next time,
adios.
Mrs M. Wilson, Pres.
Mrs. M. Bloodworth,
assistant reporter
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Brotherhood Week
Widely Observed

DR. Sewers at the close OF the
dinner, 1.-THE Story of the Four
Chaplains" was told in narrative
and song by the third grade class
of Mrs. w. F. Jennings OF Be-
thune Elementary School. rms
skit was especially well-received
and used by DR.. Sewers as an in
PRODUCTION to his talk. Children
re the cue in the whole group of
Tnter-Group Relations. Our local
nroblems must be seen in wide
world setting in which there are
two diametrically opposite ideas
NATURALIZATION VS.. Specialization.
For the greatest good, these two
must work together. The life of
Jesus shows this idea when for
the sake of others Chez made the
most of (his) best as an inStru-
ment to become social blessing
Friday afternoon, a panel OF
Miss Noar, DR.. Richie, Mr.. Di-
Laura, and DR.. Cunningham was
heard in a half hour discussion
by radio. Mr.. DiLaura stressed
the point that Brotherhood is
practiced on day-by day basis
in our schools altho highlighted
once a year. Sunday, 1.-THE Three
Forests" (Ingorance, Superstition,
and Fear) an original radio skit
was, part of the University of
Miami Radio hour.
The value of these programs
will be seen in the future when
practical use is made of some OF
the truths so vividly portrayed.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

GlamorouS little Miss Rachel
Bolunt was heartily cheered by
the Carver Ranches Elementary
family, patrons, and friends as
she assembled the throne to rein
as Queen for the year of 1928.
Rachel, who is a member of the
4th grade class under the mother
ly tutoring of Mrs. Julia Parks,
and Nathaniel Paynes, a second
grader under the watchful care
of Mrs. Wilma Lee Pears, were
crowned King and Queen of Car
yer Ranches Elementary School
at the climax of a coronation
service on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 1st. Attendants for the
royal couple were Matte Teacher,
Mary Hannah, Connie Johnson,
Adrian Clark, Donald j. Peoples,
and Evelyn Gillins.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
NOVENA IN
HONOR OF ST.
FRANCIS XAVIER

In the missionary annals of
Christianity there is no greater
name than that of the famous
Jesuit missionary of the Indies,
St. Francis Xavier.
Renowned for learning and
holiness st. Francis Xavier has
become for the world a symbol of
powerful .intercession before the
throne of God. Miracles of mar
velous conversions, miracles of
great temporal favors have flow
ed from the throne of God to the
millions of devotees of the great
Apostle.
For centuries since his death
the millions of Catholics through
out the world have offered In his
honor the famous Novena of
Grace seeking his intercession for
every kind of favor, both spiri-
tual and temporal. This Novena
is to be held here in Miami in
two churches, the Gesu in the
downtown section and the other
at our own ST. Francis Xavier
church.
The Novena starts on the even
ing of the 4th of March and con-
tinues till the 18th on which day
the Catholic church throughout
Christendem celebrates the great
missionary holiness of life with
elaborate honor.
1t is worthy of note that ST.
Francis Xavier was one of the
first companions of st. Ignatius
of Loyola who founded the So
ciety of Jesus (the Jesuits) one
of the most potent forces in the
Catholic Church for carrying on
missionary work.
Non-Catholics as well as
Catholics are invited to join in
together in giving praise to tlEs
holy man of God.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Two Rroadcasts AT
St. Agnes Sunday

Sunday, March 2, the First
Sunday in Lent, Low Mass will
be celebrated at ST. Agnes
church at 7:30 am, Choral Mass
and sermon at 11:00 am. and
Solemn VeSpers and sermon at
80 pm, Both morning and
evening services will be broadcast
over sta ion WITT. Weekday
masses at $50 pm. Stations of the
Cross every Friday at 7:30 pm.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
WANTED

/ would like to have a young
lady to go in partnership with me
in Fort Lauderdale. William S.
Dean, 233 NV 10Th terr., Miam.
m22
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
husband. father and brother,
PERCIVAL GARDINER
who passed away on February 27,
1916.
May he rest in peace and light
perpetual shine upon him.
The Family
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
FUNERAL

Funeral services for Willie
Watkins were held on Monday
Mr.. Watkins died on February II.
He is survived by four children,
Dorothy Wilcox, Johnny, Earl
and Willie, also many other rela-
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Vic
toria Surrency, take this method
of thanking the many friends for
cards, kilograms, letters and
other tokens of sympathy during
their bereavement. May the Lord
bless all of you.
Mrs. Gussie Mae Reid,
Chicago
Mrs. Julia Forsythe, mother
1853 NV 42nd ST., Miami.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY WANTS to buy '4e
thru so car in good condition
LfacoGN SoG msySSo L1 4ose3 90 otb.,
lent mechanically, good rubber and
MAN WITH TRAILER wants tractor
to pull dump trailer from Wash. to
to Balto.: 3 loads day from year
MOTH S9Ee CakoLINA sgTfI nEAGEE aSGWa Vim pas
Top PRICES for clean used cars. CaIl
s6EUraafEIRHN s6EUraafEIRH BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
IVES FERN BUYER has ,mmed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
ASGH6fS Wo6ES 7Sha LIKE ca 70 aYs SUY "a Clean clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater@can pay ali cash. ME.
WoULD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner a late model Cadillac.
TRuckss' VWsAiiNlrED-chevrolet and
top dollar paid. XII. s-3393. ~
WANTED, light car. very clean and
nice in prewar for lady TO use. viii
Pay gOOu prlce TO DVt. owner 1Of one
tn 2627. MR.. WILLIAMS. B
MODEL. T FORD ROADSTER. 1924
through 1927 or 1882. Regardless
Of c9nddition. Must be reasonable
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs of al
makns OF cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ME
NASH Ambassador; late model with
bed. Must be in top condition. j. G
BOWEN. EN-. 0465 or RE. 1858
Evening star., 1952-09-07
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

i: Patuxent Manor-Historic. brick
harbor. Patuxent River; . rms.
basement; all utilities: immediate
possession: 80 mi. D. c.; paved road
2. Chesapeake Bay-Dares Beach
modern 2-story home. 3 bedrooms
knotty pine living room, fireplace
hot-air heat. screened porch
glassed-in. sun porch: full basement;
Chesapeake Bay; immediate posses
sion; all utilities: 80 mi. D. c.;
8. soiomons Harbor-s-rm. modern
2-story home. new dock 100 It
:SnS SoH5o it, perfect afeet hsPbor rver Il
front yard. harbor in back: immedi-
ate possession: $l4 500.
4. 3-acre peninsula. lower Patuxent
River, sandy beach. harbor, boat
house. creoSoted dock, modern 6-rm
home. large screened porches. land
the perfect place for retirement; i'm
mediate possession; 30 miles D. G.
8. Il acres, real peninsula, Alb IT.
waterfront. perfect harbor, seafood,
ducking, sandy beach, wooded, utili-
ties; bargain. 81 800.
8. ll-acre Chesapeake Bay Estate
Long sandy beach, wide lawns. beau
tifully handicapped, 200 assorted dog
wood trees, so blooming Japanese
cherry trees. 1.700-ft. Towering bor-
der around the lawns. assorted azal-
cas-, fruit trees. grape vines, lily
pond, : lotus ponds, datfodilS planted
on the slopes. high-preSsure water
system, irrigation, large majestic
trees. 3-rm. brick beachhouse, rustic
Arm. log cabin with lights. water
modern electric kitchen, Scar brick
garage. painted white, au-modern
garden tools. all-weather road to
property and beach, beautiful en-
trance, large white gateposts. a real
retreat; so miles D. c.: immediate
possession: first time offered: devel-
oped by one of the country's leading
judges. 1t must be seen to be ap-
prcclated.
See our ad under Farms for Sale -
We have farms. waterfronts. cottages
to fill your requirements. CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. Prince Frederick
Maryland, Phone los. 354 or 225-
J-I: INSPECTION BY APPOINT
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 sedan; like new; low
mileage, up to. So miles per gallon;
only $846; 2-day money-back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. $3.50. lila Vermont
AUBURN. torpedo speedster. motto,
and body in very good cond.; real
sport-car classic; $3.50 or best offer
AUSTIN Isl M i54s sedan: 5000; heater;
Sssona sEsfisat afss' fssditlsn ss s5s sv mileage
AUSTIN 1919; S695; 81, Riley cony:,
JACK PRY. 14th and P SITS.
AUSTIN 80 A-40: Price $3.50. Owner
going abroad. Phone NO. 4401..
AUSTIN 1852 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater: 5000 actual miles: green
absolutely same as brand new in
every Tay Mgss .a. b srrT seen %oRs 1S g
5oo1o Wise. ave. Wo. 5000. -
AUSTIN '4s A-40 4-door; heater. sun
shine roof, light gray, good appear
ance; nearest offer $3.50. Phone OR
AUSTIN AssTTiiN late 1850 Devon 4-dr.; /
owner, going abroad; actual mileage,
Ing for quick sale; $3.50. No deal
ers: Phone EN-. 9147. 5
tres; needs new new ia' TOP: sI75. t Sit
r. I. ave. ne. y
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera: 'hart
ioP6o DsesSi" sesasi miies: niSaS and esnser owaer
Beautiful blue finish. white-wal
every way. You may. take car tt
your own mechanic without deposit
$2.095: BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wise
BUICK 1s49 Super convertible; Dyna;
fSE FasiS, hsssss eater s2SSo assSs
aa; leather isa Interior: black TOP. Ca ca
absolutely in perfect condition II
every way. You may take car e
9rEa Swn hE mfc5aniS moToRs snGS SS1S SeRSss Wisc
ave. WO. 5000. -
Looks really good, fine tires, ali ex-
tras. electric windows. Terrifhc
value at sale price Of $695. 4th OF
No; Md; ave, ,os5. sw. ALco for values; - e
BgdCk pnvst. lssg SSg.r soSs condition: asa $50
BUicK '5S Roadmaster Riviera 4-dr.:
Dynanow, power-steering. T. and b..
tinted glass. 2-tone blue exterior
and interior, new condition, low
sssss; ssss:' my SFla Dre. soss ss,ss TSs ES ssss
-
BUICK 1889 Super Riviera 4-dr.; r
and h., -Dyna.. .easy-eye glass; just
showroom condition. $3.50. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. NV
| ia. 4e0O. -
BUICK 81 Spec. convert: 2, h.. elec
windows; low mileage, Carefully
driven; l.oyner car: Only, $2.095.
QUEEN MOTOR SALES. TACO. Ga.
BUICK l946 Roadmaster; excel. cond.
$3.50. No dealers. WI. 1880. -
iBUTCK 1851 super 4-dr. sedan: un-
der 5000 MI. garaged most time;
sasSah ssSasssSSGh y. ssoG 81 et5u b. :t 7sss. M aoS &
Evening star., 1952-09-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. I94S sedan-deliyery; clean
inside and out: $595. REPUBLIC
MARKET. 1907 You st. NV. GO.
1851 CHEVROLET 1A-ton stake
truck: $4,000 mileage; excel. cond.
$1,000. 10. 2-5076, IT
CHEVROLET AZ M-ton panel; $7o5.
Like new throughout, ready 70 work:
terms ,..ndysua and qua. A NORTHEAST TTE,lE.A s
n.s' SIordlu Gu. n0y9oS 21foSS: AA00 ssnn'ns n
Evening star., 1952-09-07
FLORIDA PROPERTY
FOR YOUR RETIREMENT and trailer

FOR YOUR RETIREMENT and trailer
1898 or CH. 1855. -
WITH SMALL CAPITAL, place to re.
tire all on easy terms. or I viii
trade; 20 acres truck land, $1,000
acres at Orlando city limits or
main highway. $1,000; 80 acre!
modern home. furnished. on beauti.
full lake, with one acre best large
orange trees, $1l.500. Cal owner
next 3 days, OK. 25J6, or write tt
JOHN F. KOLAR. Orlando. Fla.
FOR RENT for winter-New stucct
guest cottage. completely furn.
OF Mexico in Naples. Fla. Best O
fishing and swimming. Utilities incl
Available Nov. to Apr. lSt. Sl,2OO
Call MR.. HARRIS, FA. 24O4.
NEW GROOM block house with bath
screened porch, metal roof. wooo
TEN with ; acres rich land. $4,000
all or half cash. 3 mi. from city
limits of Tampa, Florida. Call JE
3-l5S0 or JE. 3-1094. Falls Church
MIAMI, FLA. For sale. 2-bedrm
apt in a coop. apt. house. $l,500
SIGMUND REALTY. ia. 5495.
HOLLYWOOD. FLORIDA - Motel or
q. S. Hwy. No. /. A money! maker
units including efaciencies and
hotel rooms. S47,50Q. with attrac-
tive terms. SEESE REALTY. .424 E.
Las Olas blvd. FIT. Lauderdale, Fla
HOME AND INCoME--Lge. home and
5 modern apts.,. all well furnished;
ga acres; 81 citrus trees and much
tropical shrubbery. Sell on terms OF
OWNER, JU. 1864.
CLEARWATER. FLA.-Apt; for rent
furn. 1st A.; lge. yard; $3.50 season
(6 months). ia. 6543.
SO You WANT TO RETIRE TC
FLORIDA! Life doesn't crowd US II
beautiful Sarasota, on the Gull O
Mexico and Sarasota Bay. Fishing
boating and miles, OF white SAINT SAINT
inland lots; homes: acreage and in
come properties. You may Obtain
accurate and reliable information b!
writing to Jesse w. Myer. Formerl,
a years with bur Bureau US Of asscclaas, Eeelams
with L. II. GARAUX. REALTOR. q
Lords Arcade, Sarasota, Florida.