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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
TSU ALUMNI
GROUP SUPPORTS
PRES. LANIER

HOUSTON, Tex. - CAMP -
The Texas Southern University
Alumni Association has endorsed
the administration of President
r. O'Hara Lanier, according to a
statement by William Terry, new
NEGLECTED president of the assoc
iation.
The action was taken in re-
spouse to a reported dispute at
the university between President
Lanier and some members of his
faculty. The dispute resulted in
the dismissal of two faculty
members and the placing on pro-
baton of two others.
The dispute had its origin in
charges that the business affairs
If the university were being run
in an unbusiness-like manner. 1t
was further charged that proper
ty and personnel records at the
university are inaccurate, made
quate and improperly maintain
ed Because of the charges, some
people want the business affairs
separated from the office of the
president.
Terry announced the position
of the alumni group at the re-
cent alumni installation service at
the university.
In his speech, he said in part:
"The alumni association
throughout the years has given its
fullest support and will continue
to work to make TSU a better
institution"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
DIT. Elks Receive
Congratulations

On SUNDAY morning the Daugh-
ter ElkS of Greater Miami Temple
769 assembled al Mt. Zion Bap-
tist Church to present scholar
ship to Miss Johnnie Mae An
Crum, graduate of the 1858 class
Of Carver High school DIT. Myrtle
Davis, chairman OF the scholar
ship committee presented the
award before an over flowing
audience. She cited the life and
work of the late BERTHE Baldwin
"It is only fitting that we give
this scholarship as a tribute to
fine womanhood,' said Mrs. Da-
Wis.
This temple was organized 9
years ago and has been active in
community life and in youth. This
was demonstrated a few years
ago when a check for $3.50 was
presented to aid the establish
ment of the Negro Youth Center.
This Temple contributes each
year to the March of Dimes. Red
rross and Community Chest.
They are proud Of their large
m, .nbership and the individuals
who comprise it. The group has
been referred to as some Of the
fnest women in the nation"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Miss Rosebud Rutherlee Light
bourn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Lightoourn of 118 NV 14th
ST., who recently completed two
years of college work at Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn, and
will enter t7e NurSiro Division ~
Meharry Medical College, where
she will study to become a sur
gical nurse. Miss Lightbourn was
the only one of 25 students to pass
a special examination TO enter
Meharry's College Of Nursing. A
member of ST. Agnes Episcopal
church, she is also a graduate of
Booker T Washington high school
class of 1851. She returned to the
city recently to spend the sum-
mer.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
Local Color In TV

Bob Lynn's very popular tele-
vision program Holiday Week
end, is repeatedly, to be given
over to a predominently Negro
participation at the WTVJ stu
dios on North Miami Avenue at
Third St, Monday, June %. Time
900 to $50 am.
Greater Miami's women of
color are especially invited to at
tend. For more details call WTVJ
2-6262. Ask for Mary Meyers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

american Legion Auxiliary, have
'ust RETURNED from a successful
and ENJOYABLE Dept Meeting
held in Orlando, Florida. They
brought back the crown, winning
the Queen Contest, Mrs. Arizona
Redding being the contestant.
Second prize was won by Opa-
Lccka Unit No. 245 and third
prize Orlando Unit. We wish to
thank everyone that helped us
to win.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
ARE YOU SICK?
HAVE you A HIDDEN
RICEACE7


Come be examined - have tests
made - Find out what ails you.
Why worry, come be ex-
amined and treated at low cost.
including physical and FIuoro-'
scope X-ray, URINARY AND
LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS,
FREE Consultation.
NEW REMEDIES
PeniciIlin, Hormones, Chemo-
therapy and New Remedies For
Chronic Ailments.
If you suffer from blood, skin or
urinary disease, piles, rectal,
stomach trouble, PROSTATE gland
trouble, backache, rheumatism,
nervousness, lost vitality, ulcer,
hormone deficiency or rupture.
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri, 10 to 2
Tues. Thurs, Sat-, 10 to 4
SOUTHEASTERN CLINIC
1871 Sc. First ST., Miami
Langford Bldg, 9TH Floor
Room 7o6 White 710 CoIored
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

GI41OUEA V11dIIBC
Of life" suffering the ''hot
ffaShes," nervous tension, irri-
liability, weakness and other
types of functionally-cauSed
distress Of this difficult time?
Whos Doefors' Tests Showedl
Then here's hope for youi In
pound and Tablets gave relief from
such distress In 63qo and 500
SIeapecttveiyl OF the cAaee tested. Cons-
psSfe cg stfiaesnc Teatefl
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
CARD OF THANKS

We The family Of the late,
MRS. ROSA SWEETING
wish TO thank the many friends
for their kindness shown during
the recent illness and death of
our love one. We especially want
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
NURSERY TO REPEAT PLAY

The St. Joseph Emergency Muir
sery will repeat its play "The
awakening Of Spring" Monday,
June Is at 7 pm. This play was
written by Sister Myrtle Gather
inc.
The public is asked to attend.
Mrs. Ellen Welters Sanchez, spon-
sor. Mrs. Coritha Thurston, assis-
tant sponsor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Mrs. Franka Eden Blackman,
daughter of Mrs. Laura Eden and
sister of Mrs. Alice Leggett is
here from New York to attend
the wedding of her niece, Miss
Olga Leggett which will be
solemnized June Is.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Rev Alfonzo Edwards, Mr..
William MCGEE of Washington,
D. c. and Mr. Frank Nicely of
Aberdeen, Md, motored to this
city and spent a few days visit
ing relatives and friends. Accom-
oanying Mr.. Nicely back to Mary
land was his mother-in-law, Mrs
Nellie Gonzalez Friends wish her
pleasant vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

1t. Samuel L. johnson, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. James Johnson. 1858
NV 68th ST., Miami, now station
ed in Germany has been promot-
ed to LIST Ii. Johnson also holds
the expert infantry badge, and
the European occupational rib
bon. A graduate of Dorsey high
school in 1947. He also holds a
BIS. degree in physical education
from Tuskegee Institute, Ala.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
RECEIVES 8. S. DEGREE

Mr.. Louis Thomas, son of Mr..
AID Mrs. George Thomas, 718
chapman Lane, received his BIS.
degree in mathematics and SCI
ence at the commencement eX-
arcises at Florida A and M Col
.ege, Tallahassee, June /.
Louis, who was a Lewis Schol-
rSh.D student, completed his
high school course at Douglas. He
also graduated as End lieutenant
in the artillery. Mrs. Thomas at
tended the graduation of her son.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13
80 UPSET BY CHANCE OF LIFE
! SCREAMED AT MY HUSBAND"


"Now 4 don't suffer
from hot flashes and
Nervousness, feelfineI"
. Are you going
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Little Miss Beverly Robinson
and Master Samuel Martin, Jr.,
were recently popularly elected to
reign as King and Queen of Cax
Kindergarten for 1858. The two
prize- winning tots attend the
school for youngsters under the
supervision of Mrs. B. E. Cox,
Mrs. l. A. Colebrook and Miss E.
L. Albury, assistants, at 1914 NV
5th court, st. Mark Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Surely you know that Lydia Pinkham's
is scientifically modern in acttonf
You know what 1t has done for othersl
But do you know what 1t will do for
you? Not II you haven't experienced
the relief Of tension, flashes" and irri-
liability 1t so often brings at such timesl
Before another day has passed, Try
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
or new, Improved Tablets with added
iron and discover how much easter
your change OF life" may bel
Younger tOonsen and CtrIs-suRertng
from functional pains, monthly cramps
and distress OF menstruation 49, ind
Ptnkham's wonderful tool It contains
no potn-decdeDtn0 drugsl
q acts thrsnsh syzpakhsGse
t#F3kWE mervems aystem % Fakbgx9
EUeXNkEUkfW AfNsRmn1 ~ sshaNA .wnwNt
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Albury
and children. are visiting their
parents. Mrs. Ella Albury of
Angela 81. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sears, 800 Elizabeth ST.
They are here from New York
spending three weeks vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-13

Among the returned students
home spending their vacation are
Misses Betty Towns, Betty Lou
Nicely, Lillian Alice Pom, Alice
Edwards, Olga Leggett, Mr.. Louis
Thomas and Packqulin Nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-22
Today : Business klirror

portion 81 the money spent would
50 "a the treasury With EpT dead
there would be ~ such saving
Just 1 drop III net earnings max
Ing advertising look more costly
Ia them.
The spending plans eE the "a.
ministrasion cheer about ii many
firms ID ever. Apparently there
VIII be % great drop, Il ans, ID
actual cash expenditures ii the
NEXT nscal year. And this prospect
may have played i part ii Wednes.
days bun rally ID tns stoek mar.
ket
Some businessmen. however,
stiII feel there is chance ot :
slump around tie end of TIE year.
III -, they would eIanpr fcE / ~
versa of liz enthusiastically ~
ley ol tightening eredlt. harden.
inR lie dollar md raislnK Interest
rates They would also eaAmnE tpr
4 gut III taxes, and uaybe lOk b.
creased government spending Al
ne these would he sought III curl.
ions f0r j business reeessinn.
If this should come about he
administrator fiscal plans. IS
outlined Ia die Presidents mes.
sage % Congress might BE-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-22

NEW YORK IN Businessmen
are taking ! fresh look today III
business prospects now that the
administration has finally spelled
out It's tar and spending plans for
the next 10 months.
FOR some the profit outlook viii
Be considerably DINNER, II Con.
gress extends the excess profits
tax another six months rs presi.
dent Eisenhower asked Thursday
III his message I'd Congress.
Many corporations will have to
refigure their earnings statements
Tor the first quarter because they
had based them IN expectations
az the tax expiring % schedule
june 80.
Hut for many ether corporations
who aren't subject ID EPT, tkeru
All 4 measure of relief They lad
feared thai e EpT we're allowed
ID die hi June, the President would
ask Tor ID increase ID The regular
corporate ileOme TAX 0E 5s per
cent to make up for the loss 81
revenue
The regular Tx rate IS due u
drop n ~ per cent next April.
The President however, does ask
that this date also BE extended.
Businessmen take what comfort
they can from his telling Congress
that The present 81 per cent rate
ssis TOO high f0r The long run and
his assertion that EpT actually
penalties thrift and efficiency and
hampers business expansion.
The executive council al tie
American Federation al Labor,
however, Is out today with the de.
mand that when EpT dies, Wheth.
er June 90 III Dee. the ressl.
lar cogpnrafe incunns tax rate b
raised high enough III make Iip ri
the loss ID revenue
Extension of EEsT ean haye HI
bright side. too. Advertising naesI
think Ii would state off cuts ii
adyertising budgets b rnany com:
panics subject ID EPT They
.save paE Dc fle advertising
cost because othefRise ! major
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-22
Chapter 81

GnaptEr u
QRINDLE stopped for lunch and
Z then returned ii his Office. He
llnbuttOned his coat and vest,
leaned back III the chair, feet on
the desk, and took hold Of the
telephone. When he got the long
distance operator he asked for
Ensenada, Mexico. La Bahia Ho.
tel, He heard the connection make
Tijuana and follow through to
Ensenada and the hotel.
Let me speak to Miss Sally
Jameson.
I'm sorry, " the desk clerk an
wered Miss ] am eson has
checked out. q,
Brindle's feet hit the floor and
he sat upright. Look that up
again, " he shouted.
There IS no mistake. She
checked out yesterday. Il
BrindIe tipped through the
phone book, found Sally,s NUM-
Der and called II. No answer.
This was greati He'd gotten her
fired, left her in d dangerous spot
and now she'd vanished. He
should have had more sense than
to leave her iii the same hotel
with Guam Chez!
The phone ra1lE
Brindle stared at Ii for d mo-
nlent before picking up the re-
eniver YES z -
This is Alex. I've been trying
! 10 get al1old of yu1 ever since you
left me. Look count me out OF
that deal 0f ours Z
What the hell, Alex
Hold on, Max. You were being
tailed by d cop. AS soon as YOU
left my shop, he barged in and
tried To get me to tell him what
you wanted. / iluffed il Of as best
could, but that book on pocket
picking was still on the counter,
and he wasn't missing anything. "
Brindie ground his teeth to-
gether. sOkay, Forget il then.
Thanks Tor tipping me of Z
He stared for the door when II
opened and Lieutenant Kidd
stepped into the small Office with
two Of his sidekicks.
The police detective grinned
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The STRRU Donkey CRSt

can you quote Ii from memory
sook don't try any Sc your
pet theories on me for size.
aybe you're not 50 hard to
Kidd tapped chunky finger
on the torn sheet of stafionerv
BTindle picked il 10. The naper
felt like his business stock. The
tipping was tlnInistakably from his
machine.
Dtsrst The first murder Is
hard They come easa after thai. I
I need dough faSf, Keen ten
grand III yostr hillfold. That's
al yoa've got to do.
So whatgp Brindle rrowled.
Kidd carefully folded the ex-
tortiOn note and showed il into his
inside coat pocket So what? So
you're under arrest.
Erindle stood snoIionaess sDonst
be an idiot. Your boys held open
house IN my Office YESTERDAY
Anyone could have slipped ii and
typed that note. "
Maybe But there more "a ii
than that burst blew town
scared
Brindle threw his hands ia ne
air. That's your answerg burst
can't afford to Be thor0uehIv
questioned He's stalfing for time.
and trying To cover himself with
this phony note. He had plenty of
0ppo rtunity 70 get ii here and
pound It ont Il you weren't 81.
convictions happy =
Kidd made with his hard ou The
desk Not so fast, Erindle I've
had j man falling YOU since you
LETT the station yesterday You
didn't know that. did yong Let
me remind yosa ct what you were
up to late this morning. After cur
man threw 3 scare into him. your
friend Alexander came across
with little information MOI
much. but BY putting two and
two together ! get & very haatlti-.
/ fsal four. pieiE sting. chr burst
carries ten grand, you hoist Il ont
Of his pocket Very neat Pit tie
cuffs on him. boys 2
iTs hs eontinassIl
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Bx A. S. LES IIlN

Importantly. Where d. you think
you're going? Sit down.
Brindle tried 20 keep himself
under control. II anything had
happened Ia Sally, he was Ii
blame. He had to get down there,
but fast. That do you want.
Kidd2"
sJust checking. Sit down.
Look, general. I'm IN i hurry.
Tell me what you want and get
out.
Kidd ignored him. He walked
70 the desk, opened drawers until
he found i sheet of business sta
tiOnery and held II to the Light,
together with q torn piece he had
brought with him.
He erunted, then smiled.
Rrindle watched him. holding
onto his patience with threads.
Kidd pulled M the typewriter,
rolled the fresh sheet into p1are
and began typing, all fingers. with
surprising speed. He carefully
rolled the sheet out Of the type
writer and again compared it
with the one he had brought.
Leaning back III Brfndless chair,
he grinned with satisfaction. I'm
surprised at you, fella. Don't you
know that q typewriter leaves its
identity IS clearly IS . finger
print
Don't beat around the bush.
What are you gluating about
Kidd beckoned him over with
backward yank Of his head.
Smiling derisively, be held both
sheets To the window.
Same Watermark, you'll no
tiee, Mr.. BrindIe. Tearing on the
lekterhesd was . childish trick,
wasn't itgg.s
Not necessarily. Someone ID
pulling 4 rag and you're falling
for Ii " Brindle began buttonina
his vest. Time was passing, and
he didn't have any 60 spare. He'd
left Sally his gun, but Ne didn'I
suppose Il was doing her much
good.
IK mD watched Rrindle with win.
- dictive delight Iii his eyes
Your srnugness at = time Ike fhis
| Is amusing Here, read this 0l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-22
Mexican | al Gets
His lis. Diploma

Los ANGEL Es yeaf.
id boy Ii g0ina home b MEXICO
hut n0t nithcnk the dlrlpma he
came fof.
81 wanted II Amerlean edtr1s
ton. Ghe asxi fheFA N ind III
opportunity h e,isr msze 8 Jn1e
Rodriguez TD1caA0 toid reporters
yesl srany ii eeoxsis ssree sssa.
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so al Notices


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tle underaigned desiring to en-
raxe In business under the kicti-
sff0us name Of ssSouthernunost Tex
AGO Service. soc Truman Avenue.
Kew west Florida, Intends 10 reg
ister the said fictitious name with
ne Clerk 0K the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County, Florida.
Dated April SO, i g3.
M FLORIETTE ALBURY,
Sole owner,
1nayl-s-15.22.1s53
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NOTICE 4 WxDlSxa e4fsTNTT0NM
NAME MEAWNyeFsNA

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AM& STATUTE
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lr1ayI 1853
Tallahassee. Florida
April srd. 1853
NEeSfHsNt assasa Est ~ "a ~ - Ea

April 2srd. 1855.
NOTICE
B NOTICE II hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Inprove-
rnent Fund or the state Of Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer FOR
sale, for Objections Only. in ITALIA.
hassee. Florida Ct I1:0o q clock
described land in MONROE C0UN.
~. Florida. to-y9it::
parcel 81 submerged land "
ing southerly ana southeastern
IN Or Raccoon Key and north
erly Of the right way OF us.
Highway 70. = lying and beiilE
ship 81 South, Range - East.
tanning 24.28 acres more or
Less
The Purchaser 10 required to pay
the advertising cost and document
z. Tlle sale. il and when made, shall
Be subject to tho Trustees resery-
Ing unite themselves 1876 OF the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
500 Of the petroleum thereon Or
hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right To reject the sale.
By ORDER OF the Trustees on
the Internal Improy ement Fund Of
- DAN MCCARTHY.
Attest
4. 8. ELLIOT. SEC.
Trustees 4 /. Fund
may1 81 As 90 n, 1853
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bril- ath lsss
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M@T1CE
NOTICE n hNrehy given thAf xna
prHNfNea az 2ae Internal Ina px go "
Sssiaf Funa of tia State of kleFt1al
Farsuant s. - 49, sah e 4. 80, ".
~. 1900. N8arIsias IN i see Elock
4 e.. line sad. 1871. the 90aios 81 /
a@sersheA Lana III MONROE es0gN-
III. FLORIDA. ~ y III
81, ]. u tssrerr I'd hsttonns 4
gssvaaiafo rs SoHth Range ~
1900. aofroa onnkys NaeKEdns
ioNnRN4 - s1lus
psrcsl Ne. IyIn9 ea ~
eaaeerty Ill IA NJ tat part
xsAwl 10y ssEsh 81 ts.s tkak n.
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gfMw1 key a0xta q ~ ~
wN* - III So a.sh. 81 = 81
sses<Ms M fnw n IL &
sssaasG eRax sssa asA 3
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ia lIahassee Florida
April 2srd, 1854

TaIIahassee. Florida
April 2srd, 1855.
NOTICE
NOTICE II hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
menf Fund of tho State Of Florida.
Pursuant 10 Law Will offer fDr
sale. for Objections Only. In Tall
iahaaaee, Florida, q ii:0o o'clock
An. June End, ~ 53, the following
described land In MONROE C0UN.
~ lertdas tO-Wit::
IA parcel 81 submerged land "
Ing lii the Straits or Florida
soiltherly Of ana adjacent e
Block SIS A. shown on = Subdi-
vision sc Lots Z, 3, and 8 sc
Section IS. Lot Of Section 3s
Lot be Section SS ana Lot 3
81 Section 81, all In Township
CT south, Range rs East, and
being recorded IN Plat Book 4,
Page SIS, Monroe County Public
Records. Containing 13.s9 acress
xnors or less.
The Purchaser IL required 70 pay
the advertising cost and document
arY stamps.
The sale. ii, and when made. shall
ba subjece to the Trustees rsserV~
ing unto themselves 7Sss Of the
spAOAPuAE&s N1hM&EAl4 &AsM III kAAN NAAA
rs 81 the petroleum thereon Or
hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserye the
rfRhf 20 reject the sails.
BY ORDER OF ka1e Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund Of
the state of Florida.
Governor
Attest.
n. &. Et.Li0T. Sec
trustees /. !. Fund
mayl a Il II d
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Tall E1orisia
April 81. 1861.
3 naank1kEfNNL I.

sXAt1&N&NHG&s y &0KAAAs
81 April III. 1859.
NOTICE
NOTICE ii hereby given that the
TrusfasN of the internal IKnpr0ve*
mont Fund Ok the Stats ut ElpEta
Pursuant Ia Law, will offer Tor
ale, Tar Comps tire Bids ard 0bs
Secfio2as. m Taaa lee; flor de. Is
9YsIIo Oscaock ~ H. June Ind. 1853.
the Following aescRihed land In
MONROE CouN NJ Florida. to-Nflt:
Two annail ksys lying Fl the
Straits 0f Florida south weataf-
Iii e Bis Pine Ley
1sland NJ. 1-E.atltuds ~ SIS
North,
Longitude sIs
81 West. IN
aaland SO. 2--T.atifuds ~ So
North,
Longitude So
"a. &c West.
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Evening star., 1953-10-15
COTTAGE CITY

Two-bedrm. BUNGALOW with liv rm. +.
separate din. rm, layely kitchen and
bath; full bsmt,, oil h. h.-w.h.: screened
Only StO.95O.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-ll66 WA. 1-6655. WA 7-n63t;
Evening star., 1953-10-15
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
NJ IA
S9.650

Clean, 2-bedrm. bungalow. on large.
tsnced-in lot, blk. to grade school.
Assume, large 4ss loan. Ewes. call
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. co. B-o222
Evening star., 1953-10-15
ALEXANDRIA,

Only 2 blks. to schools. shopping
and transp in conv.- Del Ray. Don't
fail to see this 2-bedrm. brick
bsmt Selling for only S11,500;
attractive terms. Call today, DAR-
WIN REALTY, ia. 7-4352. JE.