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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Negro Land-Grant
College Committee
Confers on Foreign
Training Program

Ways by which the II Negro
Land-Grant Colleges may partici-
pate in the foreign training pro-
gram were discussed here in con-
ference last Monday and Tuesday
by three representatives of the in
situations and Government officials
associated with foreign technical
assistance work.
Representing the Conference of
Presidents of Negro Land Grant
Colleges were DR.. E. B. Evans of
Prairie View A. & M. College, Con-
ference President; DIR. r. B. At
wood of Kentucky State College,
Conference Secretary; and DIR. John
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Negro And White
Soldiers Riot
In Paris

PARIS, April II = The News
paper Parisien Libere Monday re-
ported in a special dispatch from
Macy that club-swinging local and
military police broke up a racial
brawl between 40 white and Negro
American soldiers according to In
ternational News Service
The Paris Daily said the fight
occurred at midnight Sunday when
some white CPS objected to the
Negro soldiers occupying seats in
the same bus.
American M. P.'s and Nancy
police carrying nightsticks and
submachine guns were said to
have broken up the street fight
Continued on Page FOUR
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Parish Street
Church Sets seth
Anniversary

The Parish Street Baptist Church
will observe its 59th Anniversary
with a Home Coming Day Pro-
gram Sunday May 4th, according
to detailed plans announced by
the program Committee. At least
six features are scheduled all tied
together by the theme, A Feast
Of The Living Word. The objec-
tive according to the Committee
is to take a look at the past,
present, and future of the church.
The Day begins at 1870 am,
with an hour of Scriptural Medi-
tation. For the regular Sunday
School hour at $50 am, the COM
mittee has asked for Reading from
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

ferring to proposed legislation for
Federal Aid to Education, is to
form an "unbroken front" of OPP
position to any such bill which does
not contain safeguards against seq
regation.
Comparing the Negro and White
Land Grant colleges in the South,
the NAACP Head said, at is
wasteful and a brake on progress
to agitate for additional funds to
run these schools unless their pro-
grams are radically revised"
In the seventeen separate school
states, he asserted, nearly five mil
lion dollars is spent yearly for re-
search experiment stations at the
white Land Grant Colleges, while
their Negro counterpart gets no
funds for this purpose.
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

country. The Young Mems Chris
tan Association has played part
in this decrease. The business of
the Y. M. C. A. is to train youth
in spirit, mind, and body, to meet
the issues of an atomic age.
Your gift to this great cause will
help provide facilities to match our
city's growth and needs. Your gift
will provide the following things:
An attractive meeting place and
lounge for either adults or young
people; a dual-purpose gym for
both sports and community func-
tons; club rooms and committee
meeting places for "Y" groups and
others; a snack-bar; a modern,
well-equipped kitchen; adequate of
flee space, storage, and showers; a
place to go and wholesome things
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION
WILL BRING MANY NOTABLES TO
JACKSON COLLEGE next week
FOR CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION
Gov. White, Other State Officials, On
Mississippi Day Convocation Program
18TH ANNIVERSARY SEES COLLEGE

Jackson. Miss, April 22.-(DSN)
Hon. William H. HASTE, the first
Negro governor of a territory of
the United States, appointed the
governor of Virgin Islands by the
late President Franklin D. Roose-
welt, and who was recently appoint
ed Circuit Judge of the United
States Court of Appeals, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, where he is now
serving; and Hon. James Evans,
native Mississippi Negro, civilian
assistant to the Secretary of De-
Tense, Washington, D. c., will be
among the list of notables, and
prominent educators who will take
part in a two-day conference OH
Education, May l-2, as a part of
the Diamond Jubilee Celebration
at Jackson College.
Mississippi Convocation Day will
be Thursday, May /, which will
feature greetings from Governor
Hugh L. White and other state of
ficials on program starting at 8
o'clock Thursday night. Hon.
James Evans will deliver the Mis-
sissippi Convocation Day Address
on the Thursday night program.
National Convocation Day will
be Friday May End. Hon. Clarence
Faust, President, Ford Foundation
Fund for the Advancement of Ed
ucation; Hon. David Gotten, Min
lister Plenipotentiary of Israel will
deliver the main addresses on a
program starting at 2:30 in the
afternoon. Judge William HASTE,
and Hon. Francis Russell, Director,
Office Of Public Affairs, U. S. De-
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
New Move ToLink
Negro 10 Delta
Woman Staying
Asylum Inmate
Declared Sane

Jackson, Miss, April ls-(DsN)
"A new move to link Negro to
the Staying of Mrs. Idella Long
Thompson, prominent Delta white
woman of Leland, Miss, was seen
in the case of Arthur Jones, %
year old Negro man, and inmate of
the state insane asylum, who was
declared sane last week.
The young Negro who was ar
rested in Clarksdale in February
is reported to have confessed to
the staying of Mrs. Thompson and
several other prominent white
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Scientists Urge
Action In
Moore Case

NEW YORK, April 17-Presi-
dent Truman and the Attorney
General should promptly "find the
means to bring to justice the as
sassins of" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.
Moore in Minis, Fla, a group of
45 professors, research scientists
and graduate students in the bio
chemistry department of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons
of Columbia University say in a
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Mississippi AME's
United SoIidIy
Behind Hair
For Bishop
Say State Has Had
No HOnOrS From
Church In 45 Years

Jackson, Miss, April 23-(DSN)
A survey of sentiment and opin-
ion among members of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church
in Mississippi concluded this week
revealed them to be united solidly
behind the Candidacy Of Rev. J..
w. Hair for Bishop in the cleo
tons to be held at the May ses-
sion of the quadrennial confer
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Bishop Robert n.
Brooks Receivers

New Orleans, La.-According to
announcement from DIR. w. Talbot
Handy, District Superintendent OF
the New Orleans District, The
Methodist Church, and Staff Cor
respondent of Methodist Informa-
ton, here, Bishop Robert N. Brooks,
Resident Bishop of the New Or
leans Area, The Methodist Church,
has greatly improved from his
spell of sickness of several weeks
ago.
Bishop Brooks, who had just re-
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
SPEECH BY CONGRESSMAN VIM. |.
DAWSON TO feature FIRST
MEETING OF MISS. REGIONAL
COUNCIL OF NEGRO LEADERSHIP
Will Be First Negro Congressman To
Speak In State In More Than go Years
Mound Bayou Prepared For Record
Crowd At History Making Event

Mound Bayou Miss, April % = (DSN) = Hon. William
t. Dawson, of Chicago member of the United States Con-
ress representing the First Illinois Congressional District
Inc Chairman of the House Committee Expenditures in
the Executive Departments of the u S. Government Score
ary OF the Democratic Congressional Election Committee
ASSISTANT to the Chairman of the Democratic National Com
tee one OF the most able and widely respected leaders of
ms people VIII be the principal speaker here Friday MAY
at o'clock in the afternoon the First Annual Meeting
OF the Mississippi Regional Council of Negro leadership
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

RM Sd,t AMP T.!s KIT Bird floor # front sea 400
18th ST. NV. 27OO; / rm.. for
couple; running water. Frigidaire:
LARGE FRONT ROOM. kitchenette:
utilities furnished; private en-
1881 CLIFToN ST. N.W.4Dble. rm..
2 wins. stove. refgr.. next bath;
child OK. After pm, HO. 9705.
6?7 A ST. N.E.-Nice clean rm. for
couple. Also single room with pri-
1909 esnd ST. N.w.-clean End fl.
front, nr. bath; 2 adults. refgr It,
stove SIS wk.; after 6. ME. 1850,
LIGHT Hii F'Ha HHaousEKEEp1NG RIM. Twin
beds, non-drinking, gentle home.
1925 Clifton st. NV. CO. 1850. Ia
$50 18th ST. NE.-Two large front
furn. rms; SIS wk. Call RE. 2735.
40 9Th ST. s.w.-Lse. front, 1st
floor. refgr., sink. range; $3.50;
also 2 rms. $3.50. Adults. ,Call
DHFoST TF' ST'e; CIRCLE AREA-a151 + St.
NV. Exceptionally lee. front rm.. 4
furn. for i or . persons. Every
thing incl. for comfortable living
Kit. privils. refer, linen. Bus
1884 QUE ST. .N.W.-All new equip.
2nd-floor Ink. room. gas range.
electric refrigeratOr III
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INVEST in q mortgage at ees int:
snd @ safe Only So. 900 or 81 900
needed to start. SMITH REALTY,
WA. l549, 8 to 10 am.
WILL BUY any type home or build
or Nd. AP' Iloo or WA. 1894.
RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg.
and equip. excel, location; ready
for business OWNER. Ii. 3-4243.
SIS ARCADE-Good money-maker.
sacrifice Immediately. RE. l640.
TAILORS. DRY CLEAN
ERS. A real money-maker: present
owner in restaurant business; priced
ieF ie aush ISIS s:s ssnd e9nf ST. ;ss Ne G o4 4SSz
GARAGE FOR RE RENT: T.. Sc STOCK I, j. snd d
growing neighborhood in nearby
ss5. Gs H1 BARNES serni M 57s s7s
DRY Rg1ldsr rcIkANsfGSG hAss fGss0' PLANT. IL fSlly
equipped; 5000 weekly quoted. Top
Arlington location with 75S walk
in and take-out trade s,-,LLE LonE !ease
TAVERN, located on Route l near
atfHSnarn oft and on; s.. $500 600 ca cash down pay
ment required. Call Mr.. Brown,
with YEONAS REALTY, GL. Zoo
GROCERY-MEATs. well established
nearby Arlington. weekly sales ever
81 900 Long-term lease. Rent only
Si25. Total price, $1,000 plus
value of stock. This is an outstand-
Ing value, see today. Call Mr.. Brown
with YEONAs REALTY, Gil. 21o0'
LATE MODEL dump truck: trash
route; top soil etc; 81 800. Approx.
$3.50 per week profit. Russell; 10.
GROCERY STORE with living quar-
ters; beer and vine; vine est Is yrs: yrs;
$4,000. No triflers. Ex. $3.50. -.
CENTER MARKET CITY-stand
pastries. Illness reason for selling.
Contact OWNER. NO; 7674j 12'
OPPORTUNITY with livtngf quarters;
low rent; can be made int usiness.
Immed. sale. Ii. 6-s6l1, -16
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room, kit. and bath; completely
furn.; air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to- 81 per day for ]. or
2 people: full hotel services: no time
limit; 600 goth st; NV. ma: 6426.
cheney apt. utilities included. Gan
SIM. ri, 1SfT aFT., semipvt. bath, and and 1t.
hskp. rms. 1925 Clifton NV. 1t.
hskp eficiency, 1850 Que NV. H.
1888 CONN. AVE, Blue Lion Manor
-Ehlciency apt. with pvt. bath for
2 adults, $50; also ENC. apt. share
bath; for S 2 adults: $40.
porch; lss: elosets; qsiis: tssiI: si25;
SIS CONSTiTGTioN AVE. NE.
:. rms. semipvt. bath: cow. transp.;
rIsi Ut NEWTON NEWTON ST. N.w.-5 large
parkins aaii;i s''' priVii.; Sis. TU. $s34.
1,.s EUCLID ST. NV. . rooms.
kitchen. bath and back porch;
newly decorated. Call DI. $3.50,
Ies 9Th ST. NE. . lars. rooms,
kit, semibath; completely fIrn.
siS4 GSn PRHNNa: 81 Sagi AVE. s.E.-Attractively
nette and bath. in apt bldg: all util-
tiles laundry facilities. excel. neigh
borhood. conv. transp. Can be seen
.gy f,Ps fKPSruGRY 1nsSlrs AVE. isvni'0Fs s.EIro
Isge a H,''hsR SREpE lex en A. utE|i Riu@ER faER
/ Co. sl4 Pa. =. Sc. rR: ISss.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
THE DIPLOMAT

Within walking distance downtown;
Jr.-bedrm; apt; beautifully. furn. !;
ete elevator atod bldg; 245hr. sswitchboard'
yr; lease. MRS. OPPERMAN. MI.
1875. -13
COLORED-I895 T ST. N.W.-Furn.
etilc. apt. in new elevator apt. bldg
S99.5O. Can be seen 1"-4 daily and
,HI Sun, AD. l4IS or ,GE: 800.
COLORED-e RMS; dinette. kit. and
bath; for settled couple. Call HU.
t92S after $40. Ia
COLOREDvI5O9 MASS. AVE. Sc
l large and l small room. kitchen,
semipvt. bath. Conv. transp. See
LIv. RM., bed
rm,, kit, tiled bath. private en-
trance; mr.. Sears, ne; refined per-
sons only; $3.50. II. 6-O170. LIB
COLORED-I8th AND CALIFORNIA
SITS. NV. 14th and Fairmont sts.
NV. and 1st and T SITS. NV. / rm.,
kit. apis. JONES REALTY CO., 2217
14th st.'n.w. DU. 0656 from 10 to
pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

6-RM. BRICK, beautifully furn.; auto;
and China included; 5000 mo. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Refer
ences. NE. 1858. ,-l2
s. ARLINGTON HG1 Tastefullytu July NnT1
iiv. rm., din. rm., kit. garbage dis
posal; auto. washer full hsmt. with
maids quarters: $3.50 per mo. Call
sfff s1ffr i,th Rm PiAcEs AZ s@fs1 LANGLEY Park,
Md. suburban residential district,
rms, liv. rm., kit. dinette, bath,
auto heat !gas,: detached , neT bries Ss
JusT issR FoR e MI The MEj suMMGk; faGG YES. we
Large and small homes can be seen
by calling OR. 1864 w. C. IL A.
N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
THREE BEDROoMs-New semidet.;
near schools and shopping center.
FERN1saGD TfnSi SisD, rWo-BEDRM. 10 BED1RM HOUSE.
dTsn dvsn'y ysppned mn e P T s. dsa si fSr Sss4s sh
6,e D ST. N;E.-Eight rooms, 2
adgits aaaH who will board owner. FIR
CHEVY CHASE D. CO bedrm.
bungalow; gas heat, lge. yard. porch;
BARNABYP aTai SPf1 WooDsM7-rm' 30 @ Gna4' eis-bath
brick Colonial; rec. rm., maids. rm,
and bath. garage. nice lot, we'll furn.
Stuart Stuart ny" NA. 6 4Ss6; ewes. eve nf EM, E ass. IS
J RUPERT MoHLER. Jr.. Reaitor,
eiKM. isi GEO GRoRGfAN az, BRICK, beau 6eauti.
fully furn., exclusive Westmoreland
Hills section, 2 blk. of Mass. ave.
center: -yr. lease, adults only;
5000 monthly. G. B. LACY. WI.
e9BEDRM. BRICK, bsmt., fenced I'd.
swimming pool; $125 per mo. XII.
ALEXANDR1A-rvo-bedrm.. 2.story
JOSEPH W. ". sEAY Co. IA. $500.
ssAs.9gs sss3.Ss. s.s4n. egtst M Js'B.
in one Of city's finest areas; for
per pr mo. caii MRS CARTER. Ma
SIX ixoG kooMsRsui9a6le q HF aa?a or 15o Govt.
$50 plus utils. Ii. 3-5l59. -13
EIGHT ROOMS. baths, 3 large in
Montg. Co. Gaithersburg 653-M.
IL"
BEAUTIFUL NEW Groom home.
overlooking Sligo Greek parkway;
avail. April 90 to August /; fully
equipped; elec. dishwaSher. garbage
disposal, grand piano, elec. organ;
recr. rm. and maids rm.: garage:
rent 5000 per month: adults. Tele-
phone JU. S-5249. -13
AVAILABLE MINED. 8 bedrms., Ia
baths, lge. liv. rm. and din. nm,
front and rear porches; bsmt. and
attic. Auto. oil heat, very comfort
able and well furn. Form4ly oc-
cupied by embassy ofAcislI Lease
at $3.50 per mo. OWNER. N y g. 80.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TER.-A few rooms for
Cherry Festival visitors at $3.50 per
person; also vacancies for perma-
nent guests at SIS per wk. 1927
Belmont rd. NV, MI. 9435.
I4O1 10th N.W.-Lovely rooms for
business people and students; Sc
lective menus; switchboard. is
sxlf CONN. AVE. N.W.-Room and
board for girls. Outside rooms.
FOR AGED or invalid person-Com-
Portable room. excel. food; home of
nurse; care If necessary. OR. 102S.
1903 N. H. AVE. N.w.-Double. twin
beds, 2 good meals. $3.50; triple.
u. ARLINGToN-Lee.. pleasant rm..
reas. ia. 7-4914 until II Sun.
LARGE DOUBLE BEDRM. with twin
beds. next to bath. home, cooking
and TV; couple or . reliable men.
Call MRS. HUMPHREY, WA. 4713.
$500 18th N.W.-Beautifu location;
convenient transp.. cheerful rooms,
home atmosphere, home cooking;
living room: free television. co.
9S4O Ia
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ROOMS AND ApTs. TO SHARE

UPPER 18th sT.-Girl to share new
~ furn. terrace apt. with another.
So. GE. o7so after PM; all
NAN IAN has Ras modern air-cond. apt. in
ALExANDRfA-Will share my apart
ment with another business girl.
GIRL TO SHARE APT, between %
and 80; in apt ,aSs house, e,.!. NV; loea- L ca
DE. 6777. or ali day Sun. IA
other young lady; Shirley Duke.
YOUNG WOMAN to share fully
eaaipped sir,fonditloned sirroa nS sfhceney
Young MAN. 90 or older, reliable
and willing to meet necessary obli-
cations in sharing nicely furn. apt;
with l other in Takoma PARK: $50
per mo. Call BOB. JU. 5-l293,,
2 YOUNG GIRLS to share apt. 18th
st. NV: Phone DE. $3.50; after $50
GIRL G TO O. SHARE a-bedrm. apt. with
2 others. Vicinity Wis; ave. and
Newark. Privileges. EN-. 1850.
DUPONT VIC. 1 or Q ladies share
with another Ige. front apt. sep.
studio rm. Call after 6. HU. $3.50.
HYATTSvILLE. Md. lady wishes
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another.
eane ase 2as py st oedSA w. ss4 nsSt sft sfef
$50. all day Sat. and Sun. ia
S25 mo-; refined
gentleman; neat: apt. share. Apt,
2O3, 1918 Abingdon dr.. 13'
ONE GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with one other: NV. sec. ia. OF 80.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS-Private bed
rm., all privileges near 3 buses: "a
blk from Hecht's in Arl. GIL. 0474
ARL,, gentleman will share home with
or > others. privileges. reas., also
apt. vic. 18th and H st. ne. CH.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

PIGS. 8 weeks old. EARL C. SMITH,
Oak Grove Farm, Clifton. Va, Phone
Cor A Few ACRES of grass? Then
why not convert it into beefsteaks
for your locker? My steers will
weigh around 800 pounds each at
butchering time this fall Ten for
sale at $500 each. GORRELL.
) HoIsIEiN HEIFERs, bred; also l
bull. Phone Fulton S-651l 13"
HOLSTEIN HEIFER, large, will
freshen about April 90. O. r
MILLER. Oakton, Va. Vienna
ANGUS HEIFERs (s, eight. ]. C..
SWAMI. Piney Point, Md. Phone
Great Mills 152-J-l.
cows and heifers. heavily bred.
Exceptional foundation stock. 80
head. Only $3.50 each in lots of
10 or more. COD. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Call FA. 1904.
HEREFORD BULL. ready for iisht
service. TO. 5795. -13
SIX PINTOS, 2 buckSkins, Q bays, I
Palomino. All well broken for chill
dren; also 2 hunting horses and |
open Jumper. CHOPMIST FARM.
Rockville 6636; ewes, HU. 9075.-I3
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ROOMS WANTED

wants studio rm. or small apt. May
flower section. Box 33O-S. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD in country by
man. Can pay S65 month. Willing
TO help around farm. WA. 7743.
EMPL. LADY desires quiet room i'm
mediately; tel. kit. privl.: close in:
refs. exch Box 213-T. Star. 12'
so. Government en-
ploye; light housekeeping or small
apartment; furnished or unfur-
nished: nom -drinker. smoker; best
references. Box 243-T. Star.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LARGE HOUSE containing 2 apis. ::
rent, $50 per, mo-; close to busline
and complete shopping center; house
cenSiSts ceni Sos OF iia istfio9r apt furn ex
furnished and also does not have
refgr. LAKE q CAsKEY, Realtors,
AP. $500; ewes, UN. 0S1S.
OFF UPPER 18th ST. facing park
Lovely spacious S-rm. home, 4 bed
large din. rm, with chandelier. den.
big kit, breakfast nook. rec. rm.,
powder rrm.. mirrored walls; 2 fire.
places, drapes; Diet. gar; washing
mac ex5fa lerf rergr N ofmt S9o9
sSGs 90 re EoNGFELLow qT ST., Hyattsville,
Md !; well-located detached brick
home, convenient to Maryland Uni
versity and Naval Ordnance Lab, 1st
r@s 1Si' and M bath. % Snd @ m rm bedrms. ai Gea snd
garage; $50 mo. M. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th st. NV. ME. 400. 10
ARLINGTON-Brick Colonial, excel
loc,; liv. rm., din. rm.,- kit. den
sath 5ad Sn bath End 91 4 +. Fun I'll bJ e sedr%s
room with f1repl. laundry room and
PoMPoN1o REALTY. INC. oW
SILVER SPRING six-rm.. e-story
frame house in Rosemary Hills sec
lot; Sll5 per mo. Call Ma. 1921.
FALLS CHURCH. -bedrm. house. 4
blks. to shopping center and direct
Vlenna E2es to % PsntaGGe sf3er slds pm setf stt2
days. anytime Sunday. Ia
NEW HOME on Annandale I'd. near
Falls, Church-3 ,bedrms;, bath: lee;
v.-din. rm. with firepl.. equipped
mtntb KIT; plenty Fa Of iaS0 storage space; T520
soTTHIAsTr t'THTHi ST M Detached Broom
bungalow. garage: stove and. refgr.,
gas heat; $1i5 mo. Call LU. 4-3400.
ARLINGToN-s-bedrm. det. brick
house garage; $12S mo. Call JE.
BETHESDA - Brand new rambler.
three bedrms., comb living dining
rm. with fireplace, equipped kitchen,
pull down ladder to storage. attic,
full bsmt opening On sr9pnd Ss isyel Nei
eRaist@sn eSals8ls hGT HGE1E4 REA1f9 f2 coRP RFs
5000 wis. ave. WI. 6649. -12
TWO-BEDRM. SEMIDET.; l mi: south
of Alexandria, Avail, May 1. Call
NhW fttsT sBEbRM. PT XII kAMBGER. SdiSIs si3o per
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC, sH.
SILVER liver sPRING-New 3-bedrm.,
semidet. brick homes; children ac--
cepted; immediate occupancy; 81 10
per mo WooDMooR AGENCY INC
NEAR ARLANDR1A-one-year-ol -old
brick row house. 2la bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit. and bath: avail. immedio
ately: S11O. Phone KI. S-4544. -13
SIX-RM. BRICK RAMBLER. Wheaton
Md, auto. gas heat; Venetian blinds
throughout; immed. possession. Rent
S11O a mo. SH. O51S.
HYATTSVILLE-Fi bungalow,
located near eo transp3 sHi,,.sa and CONVEX en-
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Three bed
rooms. brick, large living rm., din
ing rm., kitchen, tile bath; full
bsmt.; lovely large corner lot, back
yard fenced. MA. O941, or FA. 11O4.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Three-bedrm
brick Colonial Liv. rm. with flrepl
and picture window, din. rm., pine
paneled rec. rm. with TV; 1aestone
tss,acs msy si55 s155en WI aSaS! 2Srshes Ayall "
SOUTHEAST. mr.. Andrews and Bol-
ling Field: lovely rms. full bsmt;
fenced yard; Sl10 mo. MRS.
SEATON, 10. 9-S624 or ST. 800.
TWO-BEDRM.. new rambler-Fair-
fax. conven. to school, S105.
1a5ea10sqEmi North ArIinston, a%9is5uD s9s5. D'''
neishborhood. Falls Church, S165.
JOSEPH w. sEAY CO: o.,o
Realtors FA. 1920
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont J

3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER-New.
house condition; S135 mo. Call SH
SOLO til 9 pm. MONTGOMERY IN
VESTMENT & INSURANCE CO
MT. PLEAsANT-Four bedrms.; .
baths; garage. ST. $500 or AID,
1862. -l2
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attr pre-war
brick home. 'Liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., lge. kit, 3 bedrms. and .
baths; screened porch. garage. Call
Mr.. Tweed, F. A. TWEED CO.. INC.
EN-. 1890
4SOI SUITLAND RD.-6-rm. 2-story
furn. house. 3ha acres ground. Lge.
chicken house with all equipment.
fruit trees. suit. for small families
SlS0 per month: VI. 4943. -13
AREA = Conven. to
Andrews Field, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
KIT. and bath, yard, garden space.
HI. 6OS5 -12
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small or
large Job by exper. men: reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. 01O4. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC testab. 1906)
ZIP MOVING any day after 5. all
day week ends; reas. vi. 5072,
B & b TRANSFER AND STORAGE
co. Specializing in local and subur-
ban moving Call AP. 50S3. IL
MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia 1887; ewes. GE. 416.