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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-28
WOMAN,s WORLD
Serve Fresh Fruits
For Luscious Salads
With Eye Appeal

THERE'S both health and re-
freshment In the fresh fruits
now available so plentifully. so
make II habit 10 have big. APP
pealing salad daily. With cheese,
they can make a luncheon that's
perfectly delightful; for dinner,
they can be used as a salad-des-
sert 10 do double duty.
Before the watermelon season
Is over, serve this colorful combl-
nation Of stuffed prunes and water
melon. IT'S tempting preparation
loaded with eye and taste appeal
There's surprising affinity In the
flavors. too. with the rich. mesty
prunes and crisp. succulent water
melon:
High Color Prune Salad
tScrves %
is cooked prunes
u cup grated soft American
cheese
1 3-ounoe package cream cheese
rounds watermelon
Sliced cantaIoupe
Lemon wedges
Salad greens
Silt prunes down one side and
remove pits. Blend together the
American and cream cheese. add
ing a small quantity Of cream or
mayonnaise II mixture Is too thick.
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1894 - Nineteenth Anniversary Edition - 1853
Page 9. 81 Paul RECORDER Friday August e. 1853

widening implications Of race pre-
JUDGE In international relations.
In contrast, the problems with
which many white intellectuals
were concerned In the 30's and
40's no longer exist, or have been
temporarily solved. or have be-
come 30 unpopular that one dis
cusses them only at considerable
risk.
We would also suggest that the
intellectual race leader Ia better
equipped TO absorb temporary re-
versals. He In well aware that
past struggles for race rights
have been characterized by re-
treats as well as advances. by
crucial Iosses a. well as sgnifi-
cant aims. Consequently he In not
given over 10 easy optimism or
deep dispair, depending on the
immediate circumstances. Fur
thermore. his own grievances re-
main similar TO those Of the
other members Of his race. The
white intellectual can no longer
70 to the millions OF unemployed
In search Of a complaint and
leadership role. But the Negro In
teIlectual who functions AZ race
spokesman win find that while
Jim Crow has lost few OF his
feathers, he remains a vicious
bird indeed. Because the intellec-
tual race leader Is closer to the
mass OF his fellows he is not like
w TO overestimate their ability to
respond under given set Of cir
cumstances Myrdal IN hardly the
first TO confuse this hhrdheaded
realism with cynicism.
Negro intellectuais will con-
tinuc 10 be source of ferment In
the colored as well an In the larger
white society. And for long time
10 come they viii probably be a
dominant element In various race
organizations. However, there are
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-28

Swallowing the blades Of three
swords at one gulp, above, is king
OF the Sword Swallowers" Alex Lin
ton. Sarasota, Fla. Alex is a top fea.
ture OF the Congress OF Freaks OF
the Royal American Shows, man.
moth midway attraction OF this
years Minnesota State Fair. August
20 through September Z. Biggest as.
sortment OF rides and shows in his.
tory will be presented by the fairs
1853 midway, More than 1900 per.
formers and employees on two
40-car trains are carried by Royal
American Shows. largest organiza-
ton OF midway shows and rides in
the world.
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Keep All Medicine
Chests Well Stocked

Keeping tho home medicine
chest In constant readiness may
seem like a tall order. but It's
really a simple matter II you'll
just spend short time with II.
Find out what you have, then
check below TO see what's needed.
There always comes a time for
an emergency. and you'n wish you
had a medicine chest in good or.
der. This Is true whether your per-
sonal concern is a one.room apart
ment a rambling ranch house, or
a shack where you're vacationingi
Antiscptic, Bandages
One bottle. and II may be small.
Of antiseptic Is essential II should
be dated. on the label, when pur.
chased. as chemical changes do
occur and decrease the effective
ness Discard an old antiseptic.
even II not used, and renew.
HANDBAGS provide protection for
cuts and scratches by keeping out
dirt. You don't need many on
hand. but you do need them in
sealed. sterile condition.
For small hurts. a good choice
Is a flesh.colored plastic strip. or
patches or tiny circular spots.
Larger hurts require a package Of
sterile gauEe pads individually
wrapped and a roll Of adhesive
tape as wen as a roller bandage,
Cotton balls are handy because
they're sterile and can be used for
applying antiSeptie, wiping a cut
and cleansing the skin around an
abrasion,
Stock These Extras
You can clutter your first.aid
cabinet, but not with the follow
inE items which viii more than
prove their merit in injuries
around the house. In case the
chest is small. why not invest in
a small box in which these can be
stacked or carried in car 90 the
picnicf
Thermometers are often essen
tial. as well as a compact first
aid book telling you what 70 do
and how 20 do IL You might also
include the following an eye cup,
ampoules Of aromatic spirits Of
ammonia, boric acid, bicsrbonate
Of soda, rubbing alcohol. a hot
water bottle ard an iee-pack,
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METHODIST wosrENS
MEETING DRAWS zoo

Frankfort, Ky. - (ANP)
The annual School Of Missions Of
the women's Society of Christian
Service Of the Lexington Confer
ence of the Methodist Church
drew more than 200 women to the
Kentucky State college campus
recently.
The conference represents
churches in seven states.
Mrs. Anita Fields, Of Louisville
and Frankfort, is president Of the
Lexington Conference WSCS.
A Card of Thanks In this paper
reaches most of the people you
want to know Of your apprecia-
ton for kind deeds done In hours
Of bereavement. Call Midway
$40 for that service.
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signs, albeit faint, which suggest
that their crucial role Of the past
fifty years ~ diminishing. There
In some evidence that fewer mem
bers Of this elite are willing 70
pay the price Of race leadership,
and II Is admittedly a high one.
Not only does the job involve hard
and continuous work. but II Is
fraught with conflicting social
pressures and psychological ten
sions Of which even the most
sympathetic outsider IL usually
unaware. Coupled with this Is the
development OF wider opportuni-
ties for the intellectual Negro 10
use his talents In activities only
incidentally connected with racial
betterTnent. In addition there is
the unresponsiveness Of the mass
OF Negroes whose most distress
ing problems have been at least
temporarily alleviated and who
are inclined 10 turn less atten-
tive ear to celebrations OF their
men OF intellect. Paradokically.
both sets OF conditions are in part,
perhaps considerable part, CON
sequence Of the earlier activities
Of the colored intellectuals.
Another sign is found In the
fact the racial protest and better
ment Is being Increasingly insti-
tutionalized. This paves the way
for different leadership types
for the administrator, the public
relations specialist, the trained
researcher and the legal expert.
Within such a structure the Me-
gro intellectual who Is disting-
,iished by his agitational and pro-
phetic skills and by his capacity
TO articulate moral dichotomies.
has a much less specific role To
insist that these developments
are OF no great consequence at
the moment IL not to underesti-
mate their future significance.
Talented Tenth"
Some half century ago. in his
long-famous essay. Dubois de-
clared that the Negro would be
saved by the races talented tenth,
It's exceptional men. And the
reference, II was clear. was TO
men like himself. the highly race
conscious intellectual. II has been
customary for considerable
time TO discount this claim and
to pose against II substantial con.
trary evidence. But II is a bit
ironical that those who have dis
puted II most heatedly are them
selves exceptional" men by al.
most any standards that one
chooses to apply, In their own
disagreement they tend TO verify
the truth OF the proposition.
Perhaps the Negro intellectuals
In the future will become obsolete
as leaders. but no one can review
the ups and down OF racial move
ments since the turn OF the CEN
fury without realizing how in
dispensable they were, Certainly
none can claim that large num-
Der OF them we're cynical or de.
fcatist, or that grasp of ideas
convinced them that the plight
OF the race was hopeless. And IL
the Negro In America Is not GER
tain TO be saved by his intellec-
tusls, he is sure To be damned
without them.
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We always recognize the power
of the pulpit and the platform,
But in our modern culture even
the pulpit would be greatly re-
duced without the power of the
press.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-28
Negro Press Renders Distinctive Service
By J. william witherspoon

Among the agencies of progress nothing more effective
than he Negro Press fights for the rights of mnores
relentless warfare for freedom and against injustice
tolerance and bgoty 1t does this not just for the Negro
Rather it is program designed preserve woy life
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-28

When you trade with advertis-
ers In this paper you are patron
lxing friends and those who AP-
PRECIATE your dollars.
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their chins, stared at their tea,
and wondered how far It would all
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-28

When driving, remember - be
courteous, vigilant, and calm.
Don't learn traffic rules by acct
dent.
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Negro intellectual
Played Importonf
Role In Advance
CONTINUED from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
their chins, stared at their tea.
and wondered how far II would all
SO.
short Run Changes
AZ a time when fear and con-
fusion and withdrawal shape the
moods Of many OF Americas
white inteliectuals the race-con-
scious Negro men OF ideas and
words present contrast Of OPP
timism and aggressiveness. There
are, Il seems TO me, two reasons
for this. First. the Negro inteilec-
tuais who have concerned them
selves with race movements have
usually visuaiized their task as
one OF introducing a series OF
short-run changes in the pattern
Of Negro-white relations. While
they have projected the ultimate
goals OF fun racial manhood. they
have not been diverted from their
day-to-day tasks by concern
with the ultimate and drastic re-
ordering OF the larger society.
Secondly. the issues with which
they have dealt are stiIi with Us,
and are UNDERSIGNED by the ever
Evening star., 1953-11-16
W Woodward & NORRIS
| and Gallatin SITS. NV,

ReaItor
123-2Oth ST. NV. RE. 1855
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING. HAULING; reas. rates. Free
estimates given. Call H. A. TILL
MAN daily or ewes. TU. 2-4359.
CALL PAUL for light moving and
ham':na. ANY time. Also SUNDAYS and
holidays. Reas. NO. 7-6S57.
CROSSTOWN EXPRESS-Local haul
oIs' 15s sr6547 snd noVinE' Reasonable gd rstes'
CHESTER MOvERS-Appliances. lug
gage. furniture; any time. ST. s.
$50. ia. 9-0l15 evenings. is
WE MOVE anything. anywhere. any
time; free estimates; reasonable
rates. 10 1857 Jo' 1888" eyes
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.,
small and large Jobs: trained men:
MoViN adkoss dHkoE HE fHf s4RsET III ssSSa
across the country. safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-oio4 Union i sToR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches especially s.. L. MORRIS.
4510 18th st. n W. Call TU. 2-1150
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON FOR
WAhO4NG. MA. c-too%.
MOVING AND HAULING - Padded
van service; reaS. rates; prompt and
satisfactory. H. GREENE. Ii. 4-253S.
10"
MOVING AND STORAGE-Low winter
rates. No travel time added. Guar
EDELMAN MioVfEG AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reaS. IA. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. B. 10.
II"
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CHOOSING ESTATE

CLOSING ESTATE
80, 900 under market. Beautiful. g.
rm., brick rambler. less than 4 years
old new-house condition. Desirable
Ta&oma Park location. Must be
sold. Call Mr.. Scanlan
PECK co. HE. 4-6400
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MICHIGAN PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING. Colesville rd., Q
blocks. from center S. s.; share beau
tiful large home with middle -aged
couple: SO. JU. 5-S591. If
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN. o5-35. to
share 6-rm. house with one other
man. $50. LU. 4-0403, after z pm.
is
ELDERLY MAN will share home in
ne. Washington with middle e-aged
white couple, no children; all privils.
incl garage. Near bus. Refs. re-
quired. $50 no., plus his meals.
Details. call ia. 2-6346 after g.
COLORED-SHARE HOME-Lady to
share home with one other. Reason
able. Ii. 3-S724. -l6
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CHEVY CHASE
RAMBIER-S2l o50

New. brick rambler, on level lot. in
one of the better sections of Chevy
Chase. Liv. rm., din. rm., de luxe
kit. 8 bedrms. and bath. Full
air conditioned heat. Near schools
and transp. Excel. financing. ONCE
hours It'll pm
E. M. FRY, INC. OIL. 2-8700
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. near Navy Annex and shopping
. ,bedrms., mod: brick: Just decor;
ideal 4 adults. JA. S-1433.
SINcLsAS; iErn Ssdr@e G0mD smds, ade attTsc brIsf
bus and shopping; Sl25 a mo, Cali
NE. S-0136; eve. LU. 1-0929. IL
CHEVY CHASE-Gorgeous home; z
rms, 8 baths. gar; EVERY elec. ap-
pliance. $3.50 mo-. to May 5. Other
houses. MRS, HUNTINGTON. OIL.
2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3. is
CLINTON. MD, nr. Andrews Field;
dren accepted; $50. UN. 4-9o52.
1902 4Oth PL.-Containing . bedrms..
bath, liv. rm.. din, rm., kit. de-
tached; automatic heat; completely
furnished; $1Oo mo. Call MA. s-I4o3
1sS9 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-Beauti-
full semidet. home. 8 bedrms., fin
ished rec. rm., lovely furniture, TV,
garbage disposal, fenced yard; avail.
lease. Shown by appointment only.
CHARLES c. CONNER, RE. 1872 8.
PARTLY FURN.. 8 rooms. garage; oil
heat oWLestmoreland Circle area.
CSPiToI20 HiiL1m5 rms, and bath
N. 'ARITNGToN, Country Club Hills.
Goio5ia cieIy fuFn 7r9 bedrms Sfth S9tb D5iGk Sen
screened porch, rec. rm.. maids rm,
and bath. att. garage immed. DOS
session, $500 mo. Call OWNER
3 BEDROOMS. large fenced-in yard.
nicely furnished; linens and dishes; shes
transportation. $3.50 mo. Cali ST.
3-4010 or TA.'9-l633. 80
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1913 Xenia St
Sc, bungalow. > rms. and bath, I,h = gss Is
REAL REALTY = CO. PEI 10. no: Sr1eo0, 0RHN W1s
BEAUTIFUL RED GATE. loc. Mel
bourne ave. Masons Beach, Deale,
Md: 3 bedrms.. ga baths; INV.
Dashboard heat; large living rm.,
dining rm., solarium; modern kit.
s mscSne IaFn deep aaS reeae Ssne% come
down to Mr.. Odum's residence on
Melbourne ave, Mason'S Beach, and
get key, or call RE. 7-5"16, or West
vFcTS1rY EHTsT GlS5i Of washington Cathedral sf
s325. ~ Cali Wo. s-4aaS for appt.
GEORGETOWN-Attrac. furn. bed
rms, = baths. Lge. liv;. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm. and XIII. Best loc.
CONWAY AID. 2-4545. DE. 2-30S3.
FALLS CHURCH. S135 mo-. avail.
for mos. beg. Dec. l. 3-bedrm.
brk. home. gar. and bsmt.. lovely
LYNNH2VES SiSIaVTISSU; SEC, c. Alex:Mcompletely
furn. , bedrms. Mr.. transp., stores.
Sl25 mo. Phone EN-. 2-30S2. lis
WINTER RENTAL
Unusually attractive house in Wesley
Heights. hedrms., 3 baths; COM
pletely furn. in every detail. 1mme-
diate possession. EN-. 2-5214, week
days. STORY a. CO., ME. S-4100.
lie
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Heights. 4 hedrms.. 3 baths; COM
pletely furn. in every detail Imme-
diate possession. EN-. 2-5214, week
days. STORY & CO., ME. S-4100.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

AVAILABLE-Almost new. det. brick,
3 bedrmS.; garbage disp.; lge. fenced
I'd; shop. conv.; S125. RA. 6-0665.
rAKoMA PARK. MD. 71o5 carroll
ave; rms. and tile bath; on corner
10 risht party. CLARKE REALTY
Ii. 7-5119; ewes. JU. 1882.
ANNANDALE, VA. tabout 6 mi. from
Pentagonl; 6-rm. Cape Cod brick
screened porch; large wooded lot:
ideal place for children; 7.50
BRAND-NEW, +. BEDRMs.. Edmon-
fsnsp tsn rd E. c2ay Ry.rt to shSR %a esE SIS 1ns
month Call AP. 7-7442. --1s
completely modernised, 1st floor con-
sists, of liv. rm.. library, din. .rm..
powder rm. kit; End floor, 8 bed
rooms; one with fireplace, bath;
% oii turnace ROOM OH n s.ss4sht; s54e from 5aseis 3
to 12 and HU. 3-6S95 from 2 to 8.
GEoRGETowN-Apt.-size new house;
NRAR RaiO' StS Sl2S AND 3 kRNSESY STsSS9 ST. Nv
gas heat. Inquire $40 sTd st. % W.
S-RM. DET. HOUSE, full bsmt.. gas
heat. immediate occupancy. $11O
mo. "a blk. on Bladensburg I'd. ne,
al FARRxGUT ST. N.w.-6-rm. row
brick. . baths, rec. rm., auto. gas
heat. garden space. conv. stores.
transp., schools. and churches. $115
mo. To inspect, call JU. 9-307I
N. ARLINGTON. Country Club Hills
7-rm., 2la-bath. brick Colonial 3
bedrms. with den. screened porch.
recr rm.. maids rm. and bath: att
Cali OWNER KE. S-44II. go
n. ARLINGTON-Detached 2-story
brick. bedrms.. fun din. rm., liy.
nm, kit. and bath and basement.
PCS N. Kentucky St, -S115: 1-year
lease. SHANNON & LUCHS, 1905
H ct. NV. MA. S-2345.
SILVER HILL, Md bedrms. liv.
rn1... comb. kit, and din, rm.; Q
Iporehes: bsmti gas heat; lEe: shady
garden apace. 10. s-3394. lie
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED PROPERTY OWNERS
Let us rent your house or apt. No
AGENCY. 1927 Ilth st. NV, HO,
2-0406, HO. 2-2622. I6s
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LEWISDALE
BRICK COLONIAL

Your opportunity to buy this de-
lightful home at price that's
right. 1t has living room. fireplace,
screened side porch with awnings,
full-SiZed dining room, complete
kitchen. breakfast room. den and
powder room. Second floor, 9 large
bedrooms and bath. Gas heat. Level
lot. 6lX120. Convenient location.
For further information call
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S7 Fenton st. JU. 5-S90O.
-lS
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Greenwich Forest

Rethesda-4105 Lambeth Rd.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. l TIL DARK
A magnificent new rambler, center
hall, very large liv. rm.. full-size
sep. din. rm., de luxe kit. with the
latest equipment, 3 -twin-size bed
porch p stars Rsths to oored s5se sts das
light bsmt. with bath and 56-ft.
paneled rec. rm., gas h.-w.h., gar.
slate roof. is-acre cor. lot. Builder
must sell Immediately at a price
beer looking at this type of rambler.
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. to
Wilson lane. right to Hampden. left
to Lambeth rd, right to open sign.
George w. Robertson, Realtor
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MOVING. HAULING; reas. rates. Free
estimates given. Call H. A. TILL
MAN daily or ewes. TU. 2-4359.
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont,
READ THIS /

(! ! ! READ THIS :! !! |!
SOFT. Pine -Panelcd Recreation Room
Large Roof Garden!
You can buy this Broom, 3-bath
house for S59,500 and II you feel II
is too expensive, you can sell the
sdRni ssdRaonlning aYes o'99o-sq 54Ia IL lot' CO. o.
MEZZANOTTE & co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

REE-BEDROOM BRICK. semidet.
like new: q block to schools. shop
ping center. buses, etc. Only Sl3.500
with So 800 down. J. M. MEDLEY.
JO S-5117 -IS
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. lcont.l }

CoLORED-VACANT. 5623 B st..
S.e.--Move into this modern p
bedrm. semidetached brick nome tor
only S495 cash and monthly terms
like rent. Call MR.. COHEN, NE.
S-2294. or home, TU. 2-0297. -16
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PRICE $50 Q5n
IT. 6-2000

SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

EOUTHEAST-Semidet. br.. rooms.
and transp. On lease, S115 per mo.
1929 H ST. Sc
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1904 14th ct AID 4-0006
Evening star., 1953-11-16
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

20 CHESAPEAKE Sc, Apt. "a
Conv. to Boiling. Andrews, Naval
Research; u blk. to 10 min. exp.
bus, lge. shop. center: lge. liv. rm..
bedrm., din, kit, bath; 3 exposures;
6 yrs. old. excel. cond. Why pay
uncertain rent, when you can own
this delightful, comfortable apt, at
S64.34 mo. for / yrs, after that
$19.10 mo. Is all you pay for full
maint: Terms. Buy my equity Of
$3.50 and assume 1st trust Of
$4,000, which can be paid in full
anytime; salts. terms to rel. party.
Owner leav. city soon. 10. 2-5912.
JUST OFF 10th NV. on N. Hamp-
shire ave- bedrmS., liv. rm., din.
rm., foyer. kit. and bath; . ex-
posureS. lovely view, recently redec-
GRATED; in nice cond.; immed. oc-
cupancy: unusual value. at $4,000
cash. Restricted bldg. Low monthly
assessment. AID. 4-2141. 30
COLORED - FOLLOWING APTS.
available for immediate occupancy:
1915 10th st. NV, Apt. 73-2 rms,
kitchen and bath; 3l4 E. Capitol ST..
Apt. So rms. kitchen and bath;
T24 11th st. SEE rms. kitchen
and bath. Small cash payments,
monthly terms less than rent. See
apt. then contact ONCE. of vINNICK
& COHEN, 1902 L st. NV. Me.
1924; ewes, TU. 2-0297. lie
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Overlooking Parkway

Kensington, Md.-Attrac. brick. Cape
Cod home, on wooded lot, 90x200.
Conv, to bus, schools and shopping
1st fl. comb. living dining rm. with
fireplace, equip. kit, > bedrms.,
bath. 2nd f., , large bedrms. Full
bSmt., oil h.-w. heat. Built-in ga
rage. Priced low at $14950. Excel
terms. To inspect call ME. S-l143
till pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC, Realtor
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont. i,
COLORED
-

1892 AMES PL. NE.
6-rm. row brick; bsmt.: h.-w.h.: front
porch. This is a good. solid house.
SURETY REALTY CO.
AID. 4-053l Ewes, JE. 2-0259
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE want small furn. or semi
furn. apt, kit. bath, for Dec. /.
Reasonable rent. Call EN-. 3-27S7
after pm. IS"
Evening star., 1953-11-16

4th and Gallatin SITS. NV.
Corner brick suitable for doctor or
dentist. First floor. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
den. mod kit. Second floor, bed
rms. > baths, lge closets. lin
garage. oil h-w.h., rec. rm. in
bsmt. Excel. cond. Inspection by ap-
pointment. Open Sun. noon till dark.
MAURICE FITZGERALD
1011 n CT NJ VIZ MA oooe
Evening star., 1953-11-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAT ROOM CONCESsION-Busy 10.
cation, refined clientele. Call MR.
COHEN between ~ pm. for ap-
plus plus stock and equipment. Business
building. arm. apt, . acre. viii
sell both or individually. Main St..
Upper Marlboro. Md. Contact ALLEN
BUCK. Market 1857 after 1890
RESTAURANT, small, priced for quick
sale; Glass D license. incl. all equip. !;
DELICATESSEN. splendid location:
long lease; beer license; 81 600 week
business; can be doubled with little
e enort: owner III Call attorney for
DOWNTOWN STORE for lease, 7th
st. near G; excel. spot for any retail
business. MR.. PELL, Ii. 1854. 2If
kESTAUR across the river
In Va. Cor. location. Seats so:
does heavy beer business, on-and on
sale: Can be handled with $4,000
business. W. E. THRIFT, exclusive,
I4Il IA Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743 or
BAR AND GRILL for sale. Go Good
dntn. location. Substantial dn. pymt.
sUccEssFULs it ISL inLsGTi TRuCKfNG KIM RusrNEss
OF 80 yrs: standing. for sale; we'll
established; bldg. and office for
lease; owner selling due to i'll healt..
, Ma. $4,000. MR.. THOMPSON. 2Ot
SUNOCO STA, 4 mi. Sill. Spg.; excel.
,ousi; and large repairs; pvt owner;
STOCK. eauipm.t terms. HE. 4-6500.
INVENTIONS FOR SALE
GOOD solid investments on TV sales
Items and mfg. products. Write
The NEW INVENTORS CLUB. INC,
34O6 18th st. ne. IL
BOOMING HOUSE, COLORFD. FOR
RENT. GA M st nw.-Three-s story
prick; will renovate to suit new and
thoroughly responsible lessee. Inquire
MRS. HEAD, Ii. 7-340O or ask your
real estate broker.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
DOWNTOWN

NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE.
Ten rms. l l2 baths. gas h.-w heat
Permastone front. Beautiful Co
lonial-style hall and staircase, 3-car
brick garage Walking distance OF
business section Sure to increase
in value. Priced at $1s,500, small
down payment balance like rent.
Immediate possession. Sunday and
evenings call WO. 6-5226 or LA.