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Harmonica Club
Discuss Plans
For Festival

Harmonic Music Club, Inc, met
last Wednesday, in the home Of
Mrs. Willie d. Blackburn on West
Pearl Street. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs Nellie
Williams.
Mrs. Gustava Gooden, first vice
president, presided over the meet
ing. All business for the evening
centered around the completion of
'nlans for the Goth Annual Music
Festival, which will be held in
Jackson the week Of May 40
Miss Edna Davis, chairman of
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the trial
According to reports, the testi-
mony of the Negro preacher in
favor of the sheriff and the other
officers, is almost solely respons-
able for the fact that the all-white
jury brought in q verdict of not
guilty in the case.
The former sheriff and his as
soclates were charged in the indict-,
ment with arresting the Korean
veteran, taking him cut to the
woods and beating him in an eff
forst to force from him a confess
sion that he had robbed a local
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Delta-Wide AIcorn
Day Observance
To Be Held At
Mound Bayou
Mrs. Ruby Suits
Lyells Principal
Speaker

Sunday, April 6, 1862, will be a
great day in the all-Negro town,
Mound Bayou, Miss. The occasion
will be the annual Delta-wide AL
cornite Day, sponsored by the Boil
var County Alcorn Club. The meet
ing will be held in the spacious and
comfortable Auditorium of the
Mound Bayou High School, and will
open promptly at 100 pm.
The purpose of the meeting is
to keep alive the pioneer and pro-
gressive spirit of Alcorn A. & M.
College, and to bring a closer tie
between the graduates and former
students from the Rowan to the
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of serious crisis which may
last through our lifetime"
Miss Zizzami denounced the edu-
cational system of France, Britain,
Portugal, and Belgian territories as
lacking in education for democracy
on the level. She said education in
Africa in general is based on Euro
pean curriculum and has not been
adapted to environment.
Chief progress is being made by
mission institutions in education
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-22
Negro Legislator
Seeks Recall Of
Supremacy Bill

Albany, n. Y.zNegro Assembly
man Hulan Jack and Manhattan
Senator Joseph Zaretzki Friday
moved to have reconsidered a vote
by which an anti-racial supremacy
bill was defeated in the New York
State Legislature.
Assemblyman Jack and Senator
Zaretzki are seeking to have the
bill laid on the table, technicality
which would permit re-considera-
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-22
AFRICA EXPERIENCING
CHANGES, OFFICIAL SAYS

New York-Africa today is un-
dergoing an educational and poll
tical change for the better accord
ing to Miss Albaal. Zizzaml, a
specialist on. United Nations at
fairs for the national Catholic well
fare conference.
Speaking last week at a forum of
the. Catholic Interracial Council
Miss Zizzamia, who who recently
returned from study of condi-
tions in Africa, said:
Africa today is in the beginning
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-22
City Takes Over
Geo. Washington
Carver Library
See Move To Improve
Negro Library Service

With the opening of the College
Park Branch Library Monday,
March 10, Negroes in Jackson in
herited publiG service which
promises to be unequaled in the
South. Last October the city of
Jackson made good its long stand
ing promise of public library SER
vice to $4,000 of its citizens by
taking over the George Washing
ton Carver Branch Library from
the Junior League, private or
ganiZation of white women.
In November another step was
taken when the city employed Mrs.
Ruby Suits Lyells, who by train
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ONLY CANDIDATE: When the
State Negro Teachers AssOciat ion
assembled here this week for it's
45th Annual Session the only
openly announced candidate for the
Office of President, to succeed
Prof. A. A. Alexander, who must
retire is Prof. j. d. Boyd, Above,
Supt. of Utica Institute.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-22
Humphry Calls For KefauveKs Stand Civil RIGHTS
TATE NEGRO TEACHERS HERE FOR ANNUAL MEETING

Address Friday Night OF Attorney
Edith Sampson Alternate Delegate
To Fifth Session Of United Nations
General Assembly And World
Renowned Goodwill Ambassador
For America To HighIight 18th
Annual Meeting OF Teachers Here
MAYOR ALLEN c. THOMPSON
TO DELIVER WEI COME ADDRESS
Election Of Officers Heightens
Interest in This Years Meeting
Evening star., 1952-12-10

A. Hexoson shape, .l6'
wide, IL" high. Wine,
green, red and ivory, grey
and chortreuse, $4.98
Evening star., 1952-12-10

D. obIons shape, plywood
frame, reinforced wood
rim. II" long. 1914"
wide, lo" high. Wine,
green, grey, beige.
S2O.98
Fourth Floor-Wasf
Evening star., 1952-12-10

Weor-Ever LozySuzy Cookie Cutters.
Roll it around. 5 shapes ottoched to
roller. Make fancy shapes costly,
Sl.50
I51ax12" cookie sheet ------$l.OO
Evening star., 1952-04-26
|Concessionaire Cited
In $4,000 Fraud on
Carnegie Hall Taxes
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April ga COM
plant by Concert Pianist Vladimir
Hodowitz, a Government prosecu-
tor says. led to the indictment OF
IA former Carnegie Hall box office
conceSsionaire on charges o1
cheating the Government out OF
STATS in admission taxes.
The concessionaire, Walter c.
Heck, SO. of Hudson Heights,
N. j., was indicted by a Federal
grand jury yesterday on "a counts
of having filed false admission
tax returns with the Internal
Revenue Bureau between Febru-
ary, 1947 and February, 1851.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Silvio j. Mollo said the Gov.
ernment'S investigation started a.
a result of a complaint by Mr.
HoroWitz that he had beer
charged too much for a piano a.
one of his concerts at the famed
hall.
Mr.. Horowitz had asked Heel
for a bill, Mr.. Mollo said, anc
Heck said he could not find it
Accountants were then brought
in to look over Heck's books anc
records after Mr.. Horowitz pro.
tested to the Carnegie Hall man.
agement, the prosecutor added.
Mr.. Mollo said it was the ac-
countants who discovered thai
Heck had failed to record certain
concerts.
The Government, in the indict.
ment, said Heck paid $4O9,261 ir
admission taxes instead of the
$556,763 due for the four-yeal
period.
Many noted musical and othe1
artists give programs at Car.
negie Hall each year. The bo,
office concessionaire handle.
tickets for these on a fee basis
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Senator Long Backs
General S BIaston Laq
|nBui|dingAir Defense

Senator Long, Democrat, of
Louisiana today backed up re-
tired Air Force generals warning
that it is "a terrific mistake" not
to build up air strength faster.
The officer, 1t. Gen. Ennis C.
Whitehead, told Senate investi-
gators yesterday that a surprise
atom bomb attack on this country
10 months ago would have sue
Iceeded beyond the fondest hope"
Iof the attackers.
Testifying before the Senate
Preparedness Subcommittee, he
stressed he was limiting his state
ment to the state of defenses 10
months ago, when he retired as
commander of United States aeri-
al defenSeS.
Security Gamble.
But he said he believes, never
theless, that defense planners are
gambling" with security by de-
laying a swift buildup to a full
143-Wing Air Force. Current
strength is estimated at about 81
wings, not all fully equipped.
Senator Long, a committee
member. said he did not believe
the general went too far" He
added:
I'VE have not gone forward any
way near as far and as fast az
we shodld have. We have giver
No. l priority to building oul
capacity to produce weapons
rather than to production of the
weapons. 1t might take two yeart
to put those plants into full pro-
duction, and in that period tht
plants could be knocked out"
Urge Priority for Work.
1t. Gen. K. B. Wolfe, who re-
tired a year ago as Deputy All
Force Chief of Staff for Materiel
testified also in support of Gen
Whitehead's statements. The tw'
officers called for top priority TO
air forces to man defense post
ringing this country.
The subcommittee, meanwhile
lis sending investigators to a mum
Der of aircraft factories for sur
prise inspections. 1t is making
special study of the air bulldog
in advance of Senate action OF
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Stolen Auto Had Rolled Two Blocks Into Tree

A lookout was broadcast. but
about 20 minutes later Fall:
Church Policeman John E. Wise
jr., spotted the missing vehicle
1T was smashed against a tree
and a parked car about two block.
from where it had been parked.
Police said Mr.. Wick apparently
forgot to put on the emergency
brake and the car rolled backward
down the Sloping street until II
hit the tree.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

Louis Vernie Wick of 338 James
street, Falls Church. thought his
car had been stolen when it
wasn't parked where he left it this
morning.
He reported the apparent theft
to Falls Church police. He told
them about parking the car on
South Washington street opposite
the police station about 3 am
while he went into a taxicah
office. When he returned short
time later the car was gone.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Film on Mental Health

The Washington Institute of
Mental Hygiene will sponsor a
showing of THE Face of Youth" :"
a film on mental health produced
by the University of Wisconsin, at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at Friendship
House, GIG D street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

COLORED-1 RIM, kit, bath, s54. so
@S; Poo oof gaa ( M, E. saSs. RiSj See 'ANlT2R rig
rms. fitcheasste and nd SiG!iSS bath; ssS
mo-; cple. Call after 2 pm. AID.
CoIEoRED-slss STANTON RID. Sc.
bath; $65 plus ptils. Apply JACK
COLORED-13th AND MONROE NV.
One rm:, fully. equipped kit. and
dinette, tiled bath with shower and
perch; S74.60. Apply janitor. 1904
coIoREDGTwo 5aSo I'll aiT attractive rooms,
section, s for rehned couple. IA.
CoI0ORED-ses O ST. N.w-TSo-
C0LoRED@e4is 17th ST. NV
One rm;. KIT; and bath: adults only;
c6EoREp@TaE SSf 81 REe@aifii RAVEN" 7o7
(. I and II b. niS available I~ to Uaas or refined
ConoRkDMREPiNED CeHa5isi On.I spR; PEOPLE only.
1925 T st. NV. Modern elevator
ssSSs ssSs s6 6bldg; Gn. SsSle0y ssienGy apt LEI LEFT
$11O; utils. incl. Agent on premises
IL to 4 daily and Sun. AID. 141S
|CoLoRED1$iias ooRRED$$iias ALA. AVE. SEQ
rms, kit, Law. and bath, $40 per
mo-; utilities not included. Apply
janitor or B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. Ma. 21O0.
COLORED ONE ROOM, kitchen,
bath: utilities furnished. Call Ii.
CoLOREp-l315 CLIFTON ST. NV,
and bath. $6950 per mo; adults
only; excel. location. Inspect today,
~ It'll 4. Superintendent on prem
tses. THE HARTFORD CO., Room
l01. 412 9th st. NV. RE. 2294,
COLORED-46 BRYANT ST. NV
large rms, back porch. kit, share
bath with / lady; util furfi. -3 :.
COLORED-SMALL APT, man and
wife only. LA. 6-9047.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE Oh APT, In NV. d. c.
2-bedrm.; permit insp. present home
to verify care. LU. 1-4795,
BACHELOR BUNGALOW or house
furnished; nearby Va. preferred; up
to $3.50; call HO. 610O, Ext, 3li.
and leave message.
HOMES NEEDED-Wa
have fne tenants for homes In near.
by Nd. or NV. D. c.; free apprais.
ais; no delay. For complete rental
HAY CO., 81. 6242. =
FRENCH OFFICIAL. wife, Q babies,
desires 2 or 3 bedroom house, un.
Box 155-M, Star.
|COLORED - DISABLED VETERAN
ana family wish to rent small house,
low rent. Ii. 3-914A.
HAVE EXCELLENT CLIENTS for
furn: or unfurn. houses from 5000
up. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON,
WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
FOR ONE TO TWO MONTHS-Fur.
n1shed house. with garden. Foreign
service ofhcer, wife and well-behayed
AGENT aGE u Has s7Ge G6NG Gxt List sas' o, :ys,,
tenants for unfurnished houses in
D: C: For immediate rentals, cal
MIR. WERNER, DI. 1900: Sun, and
ewes, 10. 2-6t525.
d. c., 2 Or 3-bedrm. apt. or house,
north OF Kennedy NV, east Of Rock
Grk.; Govt. family of 4. .GE. 400.
nTNG'' Gss na 1nfurn. Or 8 hedrms.. Va.i
care given property. ia. s.oS3s soSS3 'ep;
FOR: SERV. OFFICER, wife, 2 child 4.
sublet mod. 2-bedrm., "a mo. beg.
Apr; to $3.50. ST, 1900, Ext. 4137, .
Evening star., 1952-03-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE WITH SMALL CHILD wants
or bedroom unfurn. apt. in
tNortn Arl. or nv. conv. stores and
O335. Apt. sos.
permanent: 2 bedrms. OF i bedrm,
plus bed,liv. rm., furnished or un-
Phone NO. $685. Sunday otSSS OF evenings
1S THERE A WORTHWHILE / or 9
bedroom unfurnished apartment
NV, moderately priced, for physi-
clan and wife? Call MI. S705 after
QUIET YOUNG COUPLE with 49,
mo. old SON desire unfurnished apt.
n nv or me-; S60-S70. Phone
LADY, Govt. employed. wishes 1urn.
Widowed MOTHER and 1'$f' 5 children
5. and 81 desire unfurn. apt. In
r1UiI,SS III 6 c.I S1X nSl 2l2-M. Star.
Groom unfurn. apt. where mother
ST mo. Cali hs1i MRS: @a'i kRorTs rs E. 3Gf[ Ms
CLEAN-cUr WHITE GENTLEMAN
desires pvt. apt. furn. -unfurn.. pvt.
eose Iass Ds1 small ipt bsdrm small EWshen W
Call HO. 2699 before pm. today,
ATE after & pm; weekdays.
UNFURN!SHED. in apt. bldg, liv.
rn,;n, rm;; bedrm:: din, kit, bath; refined
FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
Tor our furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: white.
nRS5o5 n4Psn days, IA; 0001:
moderate habits, wants to share an
ture: own room desired. preferably bly,
sFAFG bEF SSuffs 6S1 fltsM Hts stan nina
ture poodle desires unfurnished /
or bedrm; apt. or house in town.
BusfNEssRs BMussffiRsR S19S W9aAANp Ap ssi5e: ssss
iarn. IA: 25sSi Or aIit AD. i4a2i 4s2s. OF &S Sh-
GIRL. GOVT. EMPL., wants 6 mos
only; completely furn., all util., bed
room; liv. room, kit. and bath In
apt. bldg; near street carline, good
prep sard kocAANE,. Ne ss404. 4O4ui Desens ssD
TWoBEDkM kkMd.'i0PpEe APT: e9uE1 CO small aT house
1st Of April; nr. Westmont Shopping
SSenfMsr; center; EI;p mgT; caETier's odd Pharmacy
sos mo. Phone ii. 3-Ss69. "ppsoA ws
STATE DEPT. EMPLOYE, wife and
minor children desires furnished
apt apt April ! throngh July l; give
COST description. Box 172-M, Star
FURN. APT. Or HOUSE for 2 mos,
starting March II. Quiet couple,
no children or pets. oW. 4512 ewes,
MDDLE-AGED. QUIET. RETIRED
couple desires l-bedrm. unfurn.
mod: apt 10th and Park rd. area.
Up to $S5. Call LO. 4-7O29 sun
day between 10 am. and 2 pm,
Monday from 3 am.
EMPLOYED NIGHT STUDENT desires
small apartment, vicinity GWU or
convenient NV. Call AL. 1889 Sun
day or weekdays, $50 p.m.-1O pm.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire
unfurn. apt. don't drink or smoke,
daughter empl. DU. 7702 after
EMPPLoYED YOUNG WOMAN wants
unfurn. one-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg.
Max. rent, S55. Desire NV. sec.
Box 1S5-M, Star.
3 ADULTS. mature, responsible. des-
pTgerassslSyo sSo need 21b;r. unfurn. apt:
|BUSINESSWOMAN with good refer
enceS wants unfurniShed efficiency
or one-bedroom apt; prefer apart
ment bldg. Box 194-M Star.
DUPLEX, ONE BEDROOM, vic. Ken
nedy st. NV 2nd floor; couple, no
children; April 1st. ia. 59S5.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX; nr. Pentagon-New 3-bedrm.
china, etc; incl: reasonable. XII.
n pss1I2S pS-4d2S after pm; q
hsT 1n 0sf s1s6 Sup5n g. 5sss tgs5 :9:y :Ra5 HP
BETWEEN BETHESDA and Rockville
Studio type cottage, furn. bed-liy.
rm., Kit, bath, storeroom. $40
sf 6esired sii 81. oIef@ansn' ga1sl working couple
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. vA.-Detached
brick modern 7-room (3-bedrmD. 2
bath house; Well furnished. in
Guiding 2 TV sets, recreation room
IN basement; ali. conditioned; cleo
tric Kitchen; Washing machine. Five
MareS 15 70 fTSaaooss09 Taoss j. r1sHEk szalEsOls i
CO., INC, 73s 18th st. NV, DI
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Military VI I'd.
Just OF Conn. ave. Detached 10
eoom eo%peteS hSuss sscsens
for large family who want honey
aes 9qas5EsfS FISHER Il sPPUtRsmfRs e.. INC 0aS ss
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED NV.
4 s3Ss Yaans Per rsR R2nh rAk Ssrss s PR Ph9Rs
LIPS. EN-. 2279. -8
6OO4 Sth ST. N.W.-Eight rooms. 2
Is 2 apis; EDw. P. SCHWARTZ,
INC. 1014 Vermont ave. DI. 62l0.
or Mr.. Kramer. AK. 1875. -
NEAR FAIRFAX. VA.-Two houses,
$65 and SS5 mo-; children. dogs
welcome, Fairfax 45S-J-13 after l
FoRT SiRi sEIVofk sfEiIaFdoafS AREA-rwo bsdrms.,
lge inclosed porch; fenced yard;
S97 per mo. Sat. call GIL. 1884,
WHsLEY sesi r. HEIGHrs-Liv. hsIG rm.. s iirspl..
screened porch. din. rm.. kit, den,
lavatory, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sun
SsssS SSsssSs rs4ss. sn msss 49, nm Snd ;sss
%o: Sa sIyT; SIs1' lease Call wo' $3.50 or
.EXcELLENTLY LOCATED s-bedrm.
2-bath house; den, maids rm. and
bath; beautifully furnished: availa-
BILE Immediately. Can Mrs. Mur-
ply. De. 4l0l or co. 0705.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, 1905
sss s's BRYANT a;xx N.E.-cor.: nicely turn.;
8 rms, bath; yard; conv. section.
GE. 1l22 or RA 1858.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. with expen-
sive furniture. Oriental rugs: lge.
attrac. 1st a. with powder rm.; End
A., bedrms., 2 baths; finished
bsnnt.. 2 rms. and bath. Other in
foTpssien and apPt,; call KEAcH q
ARL.-3 bedrms.. lge. hv. I'm. bsmt..
oil heat; gar; SCI: porch: / blk bus,
stores; avail; $3.50. ca. Obs.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

COLORED-2I64 FLA. AVE. NV
Resale of No. and No. 80; l or
bedrooms; reasonable down paymen
and monthly payments like rent
See janitor to inspect apartments
then come to 1404 L st. NV. Offlct
OF A. N. DRAISNER; open daily t
CoLoRED@is15; oLoRE ; BRLmoNTi Z i ST
N.W.-lOn the hill near new Car
doza High. Apt. 35; efficiency !
room, kit bath. $196 down anc
$50 monthly. Once of A. NJ
DRAISNER. MA. S036. 3
COLORED-N.W. LOCATION-Twt
immed. poss. b. II. JOHNSON T. CO stS
MA. S2AR: eYeS VI 0Ql2 Qe
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES To- SHARE

FIVE COLLEGE GRADUATES have
furnished house to share with an
other young woman (22-26}, NV.
after 8 pm. DE 1857. 2"
YOUNG LADY OR 2. to share largl
conf. hSe. with other. Good food
good conVer.. fdrepl. DE. 2152 after 6
3
2I05 37th ST. N.w.ze girls to share
house with lady owl q; conv. fr. rm.
on busline. or. y S.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Michigan Park Vicinity
SEMIDETACHED BRICK

Michigan Park Vicinity
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Three bedrms, dining rm., completely
- modern kitchen. full basement anc
other features. Only S1I5 per mo
Cal ST. 1896 or DI. $685.. 3
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Beautiful detached stucco rambler
with dining area, utility room. auto
gas heat. Available Immediately
FARRAGUT PL., NE.
Two-story very modern brick. Two
bedrms.. full dining rm. and full
bsmt.: front and back yard; conv
transp.; S105.
HUNTINGTON, VA.
Ten minis. to the Pentagon; 2 bed
rms. semidet brick, newly redec-
GRATED. full bsmt.; lovely fenced
yard With barbecue pit; auto. gas
JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Two-story row brick; 1st A.. large
nv. rrn.. full din. rm.. modern kit !;
End f.. 2 very large bedrms..
single bedrn. and nice bath. Fenced
yard, dble. garage. full bSmt.; S13O.
Frederick W. BerenS, Inc.
Rental Dept.
1928 K St., NV Ma. 5000
a
Evening star., 1952-03-02
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

THE NORTHUMBERLAND-3 rms,
Kitchen and bath, lately redec. In
spec; by appt. only. Phone HO
52oO' EXT. 4O3. Call before 12 OF
BEAUT. VIEW, top Of Conn. ave. hill
-Lge:. modern, elec. kit, lge. bed.
rm., ltv. rm., din. rm. and bath
elevator; newly dec; S12,5O0, $500
cash. Ewes. and Sun, HU. S572,
WANLED-Small bdrm or efficiency
to $1,000: $2,000-$3,O0O down
VIII consider old property. Sub
stantial buyer. win deal owner
direct or agent. IA. 2-O2O7, OF
write Box 21S-M, Star.
2 BEDROOMS, summer porch: in
good NV. section. $500, y cash
bal. $50 mo. Low mo. exp; 8 easy
fights UP. DU. 1856, Sun. EN-
2S06.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING. small moving
Jobs, any time. OR. 5657 or DU.
96S7. after IL noon. 3
SMALL JOBS. boxes, beds, trunks,
personal effects, etc. White driver.
MOVING ACR0ss TIE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage in
seperate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. O1O4. ONION STORAGE
CO INC. teStab. 1006l.
WANTED-Loads or part loads to
livery. Can REPUBLIC VAN AND Nd
STORAGE. LA. 8-7420. -
BEHE q HALL-Local and long dis
tance moving. Call day or night.
EbELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcon.. !,

NEARBY YA.LNew, 3 bedrms;, l "
oatns; spacious and beautifully
eompl.; gar, lge. lott $175. Ell.
$50 PER MONTH"; bedrms., liv.
rm., kit. with table space, stove,
refrg., full bsmt., fenced lot; blk.
| from school, In Montgomery Coun-
ty; RoBERT ogdd s. DAVIS 3 CO..
BELvID2RE&ao isRG min. pentaron; new
rambler; Q bedrms. and den, equip.
| kit, bsmt., lovely yard, trees; $3.50.
z bedrms., semidetach., 500. BAR
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedroom
house; storage attic, no basement,
washer eGnResa mgesate ssaea ssndS s1aS
ss57 GEoNA ST., Fore:srille. Md
heat; $50 per mo. Ii. 3-3625.
3 BEDRMS., beck rambler; Welhng-
s9n sores area rad adafsn TO schools ictnr snd
window; sis5 per mo; immediate
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Liv. rm.
rms. and Q baths. att. brick garage,
sGTeened-in SCI ned sDSG poTch, fun sm SSmt with
HuMPHR1Es. NA. s6ao. AA ~ a.
DESIRABLE NEW DETACHED brick
home. Silver Spring. 8 bedrms.,
$50. Ju. 7-s671. RA. ssi4. @s
FALLS CHURCR-Five-rm. bunga-
low, price, $125 mo. Call Vienna
BETHEsDA-New 3 bedrms., separate
din. rm., full bsmt. Available now
$135 month. OIL. S16O. 8
BRAND NEW BRICK, 8 bedrooms,
equip. kit; auto. gas heat. large
from downtown. 1856 Emerson st
ne. Inspect today after 2. 3
1891 KANSAS AVE. NV, corner
| 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, modern kit;
| conv. to schools, S175. To inspect,
N. SEGAL, ma. 1888, TIA, 6249.-3
WHEATON AREA-Three-bedrm.. q
story brick; 1st-tloor den; near
school. Call LO. 5-141O. -
FOUR RMS. bath. util. rm.. new
house. 29O1 Randolph rd.. Glen
line on Georgia ave.. turn left on
Randolph road. .
COUNTRY HOME-Three bedrms., oil
heat. comhin; storm and screen
500 per mo. co. 1881. -7
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., near Circle;
detached brick. rooms g bedrms.)
3 baths; hot-water heat: will make
fHfsSsaty Hes FsgaEE EsesSnfsle ESQ., me- rs9t
18th st. NV. DI. 6830. -3
semidet. i bPick; q 4 rms. rms q g 'bedrms.); !;
basement under entire house: new
house condition; (key at 46aD;
sl1S IssIHH per month on wspSs lssSsi m
1924 14th St. NV. Df. s34e
NEW RAMBLERs-2 LEFT
full bsmt.; fully equip. de luxe Kit :
conveniences. $500 block New
msmgShGs bnps eys sx!fnaed u s12SS ps!
Sundays Sun % and evenings. ~. 7-ssiS.
BRICK TOWN HOUSE. 4 stories incl;
otices and residence, organization
ofices, guest house or home; "A rms,
4 baths; VIII Lease for $3.50 mo mo;
Or fT.ds sell f9E S469GR R AES NAY sonSiasr size
JAMES L. Dixon 4 co.
ST. ZOO Or DU. $3.50 Ewes. Or Sun.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-1h
story brick in beaut. Lewisdale; 5
bsmt: Owner leaving country. Avail.
April 1; $110 per mo: By appt.
sH. as71 ~ w. LEWIS ERes'. EEAh4PR 4P. Ro1o5.
HOUSE YOU WOULD BE PROUD
TO LIVE IN
Semidetached, Just completed. every
thing brand-new; mod. kit. first
area: large yard; S125 mo-; T34
Kennedy ne, MR.. LLEWELLYN.
MA. $40; OIL. 272S; private owner.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
New semidetached brick, with 8 rms,
Evening star., 1952-03-02
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COW. TO PENTAGON

New det. brick home, With 4 large
bedEms,' 2 fGil full baths, 1thss, gas nhst heat,
ment; full basement. Located near
Fairlipgton Shopping Center; conv
to schools, churches, etc. Lease only
Call MR.. J. NJ. KRAFT, TIE. 6160.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

COLORED = REMODELED house. 8
large rooms, modern. 1917 South
Carolina ave. Sc. Rent, $110. Open
. to dark OWNER, VI. 1867.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
3025 Ontario Rd. NV.

De luxe 2-bedroom. 2-bath apt. in
modern 2-yr;-old apt. bldg. Apt.
cellent elose-in location bordering
Rock Creek Park; S175 mo. to quail
fied adults. See janitor on premises.
or call Mr.. Greenlee, with H. G.
SMTTHY CO.. ST. 5000. .
Evening star., 1952-03-02
APIS. UNFURNlsHED tcen.., /,
NEW APARTMENTS

Liv. .rm.. din. area. kit. bedrm., and
bath; bSmt. with each apt; $72 80
per month, plus utils. From Alabama
ave. and Wheeler I'd. s.e., block on
wheeler I'd. to Congress- st., then
right block to apis. Call GRUVER
COOLEY, MA, 1887. -3
Evening star., 1952-03-02
COLORED

3517 18th ST. NV.
rwo hedrms. in fine exclusive building
nice kitchen and living rm. Offered
at the sacrifice price OF $1,000
easy terms. Phone Mr.. Bell, MI
FREDERICK w. RERENs
SALES INC, 1920 q ST. NV.
MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-02

LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas.; ST. 1000; 7-iay
week, 2 a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN. s"