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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Atlanta with 495 and Lincoln un-
iversity in Pennsylvania with
283.
Although the schools on the list
are considered Negro, a number
of them have students of other
races in attendance. The figures
are based on statistics taken from
fall enrollmentS.
Xavier, Roman Catholic
institution, is the largest church.
operated college with 1,040 stu
dents. Huston Tillotson in Aus
tin, Tex. and Virginia Union uni
versity in Richmond, Va. have
764 and TAT students respective
ly. Allen university with GAS stu
dents Is the largest school run by
the African Methodist Episcopal
church.
The smallest college is South
ern Christian in Mississippi with
A students and the smallest state
school is Delaware State college
with 121.
The Conrad volume is publish
ed as statistical circular number
$50. 1t was released at the close
of the year after fall enrolment
date had been gathered from
1854 higher institutions of the
United States. Trends revealed
by the volume are, general in
creases in enrolment, increase in
the number of students attending
college for the first time, de-
crease in World War II veterans,
increase in enrolment at public
institutions and gradual return
of female enrolment to pre-war
levels.
A breakdown of the first ten
in Negro college enrolment shows
figures as follows:
Howard Univ. (D.C.) 1893
Southern u. La.) 1926
AIT College (N.C.) 1854
Prairie View u. (Texas) 2,379
Va. State College also
Fla. A e. M College 2,O93
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
HOME NURSING
TOBETAUGHT IN.
3 SCHOOLS

Three schools have been selected
as the first schools in Dade County
in which home nursing VIII be
taught as regular part OF the
school course.
Home nursing Is valuable train
ing for it enables Young people TO
.ssist with family Illness and, after
completing school, thew, are better
fitted to increase their income
th~on0n employment at hospitals
and clinics.
Following are the teachers and
schools which will begin home
nursing during the spring semes-
ter.
Mrs. Matte o. Reed, Dorsey
High School; Mrs. Geneva James
and Mrs. Inez Haley, Booker T.
Washington; Mrs. Geneva Collie
and rMrs. Andel Michens, George
Washington Carver.
The Dade County chapter of
Red Cross has aided in making
the courses possible by training
the above teachers so that they
may teach Home Nursing. Point
ing out benefits to young people,
Mrs. S. c. Kahn, Red Cross
chairman for home nursing, said:
"The introduction Of these courses
will offer many advantages In
health education. The student will
learn to care for members Of her
own family when they are sick,
as well as receive training to pre-
pare her as an auxiliary aide to
registered nurses in civil defense:
Students who have considered
the nursing field as an occupation
viii have an excellent chance to
determine their fitness for this
profession. We are proud that the
Negro schools are leading the way
by offering these courses"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Nation Prepares For
Brotherhood Week Feb. 1922

CHICAGO -0ANP) - Broth
erhood Week, sponsored by the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, will be observed this
year, Feb. 1922.
Purposes of the week as stated
by the NCCJ are to enlist more
people in year-around activities
to build brotherhood to re-
dedicate ourselves to the ideals
of respect for people and human
rights, and to demonstrate prac-
teal things people can do to pro-
mote these ideals"
President Dwight D. Eisen-
hover is honorary chairman of
the observance and Roger w.
Straus, general chairman.
During the week, the NCCJ
will observe its 25th anniversary
More than 1900 motion picture
theatres in the United States will
participate in this 25th anniver-
Sary of the NCCJ.
Journalists and noted persons
throughout the country are sup
porting Brotherhood Week, many
of whom have issued statements
on the week. Among them are
Branch Hickey, of the Pittsburgh
Pirates baseball team; Richard
Rodgers, musical comedy play
wright, and Carl r.. Saunders,
editor Of Jackson, Mich. pub
LEGATION.
Hickey said:
"The kind of brotherhood I
have in mind goes above and be-
yond the simple duties Of one
American citizen to another. Our
citizens by and large are more
interested in the grace of the
swing, the speed of the legs, the
clever techniques of the slide
than they are in the fermentation
of the other fellows skin or the
last syllable of his name"
Rodgers lauded the spirit of
actor and actress in practicing the
spirit of brotherhood. Among
other things, he said:
81 have worked in the profess
sional theatre for more than 80
years an dhave yet to encounter
the first symptom of intolerance.
/ have never heard of an actor
refusing to share a dressing room
with another because of his color,
but I do know that all the actors
refused to play in the National
theatre in Washington until 1t
stopped practicing segregation"
Saunders in his statement cit
ed the scientifically proved fact
that there is no real difference
in blood as an example Of the
brotherhood of man. He said In
part:
"a colored lad, coming home
from an army camp, was carried
from the wreckage Of the
sleigh ride" plane in which he
was a hitchhiker. At the hospital
the doctors ordered immediate
blood transfusions. The nurses
didn't 60 to a special refrigerated
cabinet marked Negro blood.
They just gave that boy type %
blood in a big hurry and no ques-
tons were asked"
Several books have been sug-
gested for reading during Broth
erhood Week. They include.
A Declaration of Faith, by
Herbert Agar; South Of Freedom,
by Carl T. Rowan; Beyond the
High Himalayas, by William 0.
Douglas; Changing the Attitude
of Christian Toward Jew, by
Henry E. Kagan, and Ralph j.
Bunche; Fighter For Peace by J.
Alvin KugelmasS.
Among those serving on the
Brotherhood Week Newspaper
Committee are:
Claude A. Barnett, director OF
the Associated Negro Press; Err
win D. Onaham, editor, Christian
Science Monitor, and P. B. Young
publisher, Norfolk Journal and
Guide.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Texas Southern U. 1850
Tenn. A and I U. zoos
Tuskegee Institute 1,78
Morgan State (Md.) 1915
Evening star., 1953-05-09
Cattle feeders Count
Losses, Say U. 5. Aids
Corn, but Not Steers
By George Them
Correspondent Of The Stor ond
Chieooo Daily NaNus

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May g.
Country banks and stockmen are
reporting heavy losses and bank
ruptcies from cattle feeding for
the first time since the late '20s.
The reports stem from a drop
of between SO and $13 a hun
dredweight in the price of fat
steers during the last year.
Strother Jones of Buffalo, a
director of the international live
stock exposition. said he knows
of one feeder who lost 100000.
He admits to losses of from
Sc to So a hundredweight on 800
head Of steers fed since last
August.
"It still costs 40 cents a pound
to put beef on a thin steer" he
said. '"The Government is keep
ing up corn prices at an artificial
level through the corn loan."
Mr.. Jones cattle yards are
empty. He said he is waiting un-
til the market settles
He points out that the Govern
ment is holding up the market
for the corn farmer but does
nothing to hold up prices for
the steer feeder. He feels that
the stockmen won't have a fair
chance until all controls are
abandoned.
In the Texas Panhandle, ac-
Evening star., 1953-05-09
NEARBY HISTORIC FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA

Directions: ont Lee
H'chvdv I mile past
Nerifieid to Cedar
Lane, rtoht on Cedar
Lane IN mties to
OARRIDGE and fol-
Ion or signs to Err
hibft Homes.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
Mumps Cases in D. c.
Above 5-Yeur Ayeruoe

While the Districts mumps
cases this year are already above
the flve-year average, no epi-
demic anticipated, according to
health authorities here.
So far this year, there have
been 491 cases. If they continue
at this rate, there will be about
700 for the whole year, according
to DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger. The
f1ve-year average is 365 cases.
Evening star., 1953-05-09

cording to Government reports.
thin yearlings are being bought
now for October delivery at $40
a hundredweight, which is SO
to $14 under the price a years
earlier. Choice steer calves are
bringing $21 to $23 hundred
weight, light yearlings from $18
to $20.50.
Partial Recovery Forecast.
Herman M. Conway, Chicago
research director Of the National
Livestock Producers Association,
is telling Illinois farmers there
is likely to be partial recovery
this summer Of price losses suf-
fered by cattle feeders.
The heavy runs of fat steers
that caused prices to collapse are
over, according to Mr.. Conway.
Most feedlot cattle are calves
and light yearlings that will not
be ready for market until late
summer and early fall.
The rise in hog prices to $24
a hundredweight is encouraging
central Illinois swine growers.
They are planning to step up the
fall pig crop.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
s008
Walden I'd,

Walking distance to
schools, shopping and
transportation. Unus-
ually clean home. Has
living room with fire.
place, separate dining
room, kitchen, den
II bath on LIST floor.
2nd floor, 3 bedrooms
and bath. Beautifully
finished recreation
room and lavatOry In
basement. Level lot.
This is q superior To-
cation and q fine
home. priced to sell:
For information call
Ben Dieudonne. LO.
AnGE0
Evening star., 1953-05-09
Slayer Gets 5-1S Years In West viruinia SHOOTING

at the February term Of Circuit
Court but sentencing was de-
layed.
Mr.. Viands was shot to death
at the home of his mother near
Kearneysville early in the morn
ing after an argument between
Buracker and members of the
Viands family at a beer spot.
Evening star., 1953-05-09
Spseiol Dispafeh 10 The Sfar

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, May
9.-Jerry Melvin Buracker. 80,
has been sentenced to 5 to 18
years In the State Penitentiary
for the fatal shooting Of William
Howard Viands, 20, on January
3.
A jury had found him guilty
Evening star., 1953-05-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AusTN b.s1aF ean5nea S51 4dT sn: dark
very economical; S795. 2-day
money-back trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash:,s. Oldest Ford Dealer, liza
vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0;
AUSTIN 194s: motor reconditoned; ;
UP to 35 mi. per gal; > to choose
from; $395; 2-day money-back trial.
4-month written garantee. HILL
4 &es5a1 SANDERS; Wash; Xasa,t s Oldest s Ford T
AUSTIN i94a 4-dr. sedan: equipped
with sun-top roof, genuine leather
SEATS custom heater; S499, NAN
rect rec Austin m Of England nd sales les and
service. both sides OF 9TH at r
St, NV. NO. 7-2700. Established
BUICK 1e4e Super convertible; radio,
Straight shift; 1853 b. 6. inspec-
station wagon. EN-. 3-7o55. 30
BUICK As convertible; black, new
tires; 5000. OIL. 4-693s. Pa
h.: Wv. tires. beaut blue leather
interior; like new; for those look
ing for, the utmost in a convertible.
see and drive this. 81 ,095. (McNEIL
studebaker). 4034 Wis. ave. EN-,
BUICK e Al super 4-dr.; ss4s; guar
BYRD MOTORS. 2539 Pa. ave. Sc
BUICK so Riviera 4-dr. Super; r., h.,
Dyna.. orig, light-green finish. Wv
owner forced to sell at sacrifice OF
230i NJ st. NV, ME. $3.50. "a
BUICK AZ. Super 4-dr.: r. h.. new
Il tires; custom seat ~, covers; D. &
price. S345. 2301 NJ st. NV. ME.
BUICK K AS Special Super de luxe;
radio, heater. original black finish,
op don almost Ssye Gondl sst
better one anywhere. The only
owner needs money at once; sacri-
r. fs'1 /. mSeel. aSe' ne. ROPER" 18th and
Buick so: 2-tone blue, radio, heater.
new tires, seat covers. .Dynafiow;
excellent condition; $1,450. 10.
BUCK l. '5e Super Riviera sedan;
gray top; immaculate inside and
out. new-csr appearance; equipped
with r. h, defrosters and the miracle
Dynaf1oW drive; only S2,3S1. EMER-
SON & ORME (Buick), 18th and NJ
SITS. NV. DI. T-1162. Open It'll
BUICK 1851 Super Riviera sedan;
beautiful 2-tone green. radio, heater,
defroster. seat covers. Dynafiow
drive; immaculate inside and out
only .Sl,S97. EMERSON e. ORME
Buick, 18th and NJ SITS. NV, DI.
I'll 16@. Open til Q pm.
BUICK 3" Super Riviera rd-tor
coupe: radio and heater, Dynafiow
Transmission. 2,,,tone green finish:
1900 actual miles. Former owner
may be contacted: real showroom
piece. $500, cash, trade or terms;
30-day warranty. COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE CO., 2226 Nichols ave. Sc.
BUICK 40 Super convertible: Canto-
cream finish, new Wv. tires, new
black top, custom seat covers, elec-
trio windows, push-button seat. ra-
| dio, heater, Dynaflow transmission
low mileage; formerly owned by
naval oficer. Has to be seen and
driven to be appreciated: S1.395,
cash, trade or terms; 30-day war
| ranty. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.
2226 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 2-e30o.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD l949 F-2 M-ton stake: 4
speed transmission; ready to work
for the, person needing something
larger &c than than a pickup; $795. PARK
2-Ols5 Open 8 to 8. Closed Sunday.
Ford red; in Al Condition. this is
an extra nice pickup: 81, ,O45. PARK
WAY tFord). 305l M st. NV. AID
2.0l s5; open 9 to 9: closed Sunday
in excellent condition and ready
PARKWAY FORD. 3O5l M st. NV.
AD. .2-01S5. Open Q to 8.
FED; ~ 1l2-ton; EFT stake: $3.50
5ELL, EEL 45 asiS ten CA Dsps sRe fSS5 N9 7GS EVs
FORD so FL panel. in excellent con-
dltion; good tires. ready to roll at
1896 PARKWAY (Ford. 3O51 NJ
closed Sunday
CHEVROLET 1942 la-ton pickup;
Sl65 OF best offer. LU. 2-6104.
CHEVROLET 30 na.ten panel truck;
best offer. MIR. CHAPMAN May
h9Tep Garage, 1903 L st. NV. "a
mechanical cond-: si55 si55. 'tST' Cali j tOSS e.
WRECKER 1850 Ford; power winch,
kT' E33d eSFdH ecSHdiHti0n; slloo; can finance aa.
CHEVROLET 1a49 fat body; good
GqqTnditioon;e guaranteed; terms; 5000.
FORD 1919 1M-ton; express body
iow ., o7E mileage s9sE ss9assEEanteed' terms;
FORD sI,,J l949 F6 dump; $1,000 uN,
1o45 bus. cen ha
used as mobile furn. showroom or
grocery; Al cond. Lo. 1921:
A REAL BARGAIN-Brand-new 1859
heater; has 1853 motor; will equip
1or tractor work: ready to roll; Call
SR s%aLE Esoyfs yR Nc M tS5oH 5Si Good aRAMk Aops
FORD so ls-ton pickup; never titled,
less than 500 miles. 1t smells brand
new and we will give 90-day, new
car guarantee: List price is Sl,52S:
Ford. I'LL 18th st. NV. DI.
FORD Isl la-ton panel: sparkling
brand-new blue finish with no letter.
only Ri fe for h dS hS" local messf ssrvcs gs6S 6S
our parts manager; heater, side mir
rors and markers ALREADY installed.
bargain at Sl.095. LOGAN
47FSossdd}6' I'LL 18th st. NV. Pl.
FORD 40 h-ton pickup; used only in
our own stock room, for local de-
livery service; S-cyl.. red finish,
heater. !. wonderful, buy for only
st. NV, DI. 1-5S00. 90
WHITE 1a41 tractor WA-26. Remark
able mech. condition. New tires
q D0XbO Very clean vehicle pricad
right. $1,000. KI. S-576s.. --@1
INTERNATIONAL TD-1s bulldozer,
He'll angle blade. Good condition.
Also model L. S. LeTourneau scraper.
Fssdy Fsse 6F res Work GGoa SOC euPF dF both aEs or
will sell separately. KI. S576S.
FORD 194s la-ton pickup: 1851 cab
and front end. Excellent tires. 5000.
FORD 1946, with special body; for
merly used by local utility CO.; ideal
for plumber or electrician: S395.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3Ol0 R. I.
ave. ne. DE. "-6302.
finish. no lettering; clean tntoueh
out; S695: written guarantee. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 3OlO r. !. ave.
ne. DE. .2-63022.
FORD l949 FL pickup; newly
painted meadowbrook green: in ex-
cellent condition, S795. PARKWAY
FORD, 305l M st. NV, AID. =
0lS5; open Q to 9.
WILLYS, WD pickup. $685.: Jeep
500; panels. S575: completely re-
- cconditioned and guaranteed. SLIGO
yer pos0 Spring. Md. WHY'S Dealer, RU.
Evening star., 1953-05-21


1850 convert: 1t. gray;
heater; other access. with extra set
of snow tires; excel. cond.; Sl,l75.
cGEvRoEET Gf!1 1G F-1SSo' 81 'stylellne de Is luxe
4-dr: sedan; Jet black finish: radio,
healter. Powerglide: traded in on q
new Oldsmobile by a prominent
Washington resident, $1.395 cash,
GoaoNA tsoae II ts5m5 aSdfy co sss
Nichols ave. s.e., LU. 2-S300.
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr. sedan; black:
r.. h., defroster. Powerelide trans,
mission: only. $1,195. EMERSON
g. oRME lBuicD, 18th and N SITS
CHEVROLET 194e 2-dr.; black; r.
h:; ai;ExAEDsiA HEi5isn S2sa, s2s1in'ef7 f7oS ts Mt
ssndsgs yspdSg ave k1. soggsso ogs9 eyes, & e.Sse0
CHEVROLET 1899 2-door; good mo-
tor, body and tires. Sell today. S95,
= ssS5 LEE LEE f5SS b9ap fpe ofsssp
2539 Penna. ave. Sc. LU. 2-332%.
CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe 2-dr,;, low
average. S16O. JU. 9-2415. so
CHEVROLET. 1949 club coupe; r,
ana H., seat COScGS. UCauStuA pC
oTt; oSfm' ssss5a ss5n ise, IoGAN sN'T MOTOR 60,
iii 18th ct. NV, DI. 7-5SO0.,
CHEVROLET SO 2-dr.; !. h. blue;
ready to roll; $995. NORTHEAST
MOTOR 20 FordGIso e2o BladensSprE
40 .4-dr. sedan; T., h.,
seat covers. dark-blue finish; clean
inside and out; SS95; 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written euaran-
tee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. -21
CHEVROLET 1850 2-dr, Fleetline;
gray. r., h.. custom seat, covers; l
owner; traded on g 80 Mercury
Very low mileage. Grady Inspected
and guaranteed Ct .mY 19ly SnToPS SSS2i 80
INC. Lincoln Mercury Dealers, T4Ol
Wisconsin, ave, Bethesda. Md. Open
CSSEvRohEHf S15D Sh1EH 80 rleetlin. de luxe
new. Drive and ride with Power
glide. A new low $1.245; Radio,
heater included. Mr.. Millar at
HORNER'S CORNER, 9th and Fla.
ave. ne. Ii. f-6464.
CHEW. 81 station wagon; popular 81
seat all-metal body; radio. heater
and other accessories: in showroom
c9nditi12n; cal sl;6e5, LOGAN sSS1s FSEds'
CHEVY - club cpe.; r: h., g;5s green;
PSsersliefs fisse: $685. day ensensobsk mensSHback
Hill HILL / t~2nth gaNbEFs E5i''sn Mashs oldss
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV, AID 4-4300. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-21
TRUCKS

TRUCKS
Recond. used trucks from la-ton pick
ups to diesels. All in excel. cond.
and Warranted. Low down payments
and easy terms.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
TWO LOCATIONS
Arlington
1901 Oronoco st. 5000 Lee Hwy.
OV, 3-1500 JA. 2.70OO TIL PM,
Evening star., 1953-05-21
MOTORCYCLES
HARLEY-DAVInSON 10!

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1850 "74" over
head. good shape, recently over
hauled; $3.50 or best offer. JU. =
TRIUMPH 1913; good condition. Call
HaRLEY.DsAvIDsoN 1852 go fully
equipped: radio JA. 2-9055. XII.
9-6790, am. to pm 21"
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, side
car. windshield and speedome.er
low mileaee; fine condition. Best
offer MA S-4915. -2l
HARLEY DAVIDSON. model 49-G, s.
wheel Servicar; actual mileage. 81
600. Excellent condition. $500 or
best offer. See Mr.. Briggs, AMMAN
DALE BODY WORKS, Annandale,
Va ~
Evening star., 1953-05-21
AUToMoTivE MISC.

I94s CHEW. MOTOR. new, compl
equip; list, for $3.50; selling price,
$22o cash. 10 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
SAVE Sl.495

Travelite 1853. Aft. lived in less
than 80 days and cannot be told
from brand-neW; has step-up kitch-
en- and step-down liV. rm. and bed
rms, full-size bathtub with shower
and f1ushtype toilet; can be pur-
chased for as little as $1,000 down
and aks sume unpaid balance. Reason
for such drastic sacrifice, owner
has been transferred overseas. Car
be seen all day Thurs, Fri. Sat. anc
Sun. at
COLES.
Wash. BALTIC. blvd. 4 mi. No OF
Laurel, Md. For further information
phone Laurel, Md, 922-R; Elkridgt
SS1 "a
Evening star., 1953-05-21
T TRAlLERS

ABC's. CONTTNENTALS, Travelites
Kropf Cruisers, Streamlites. Rockets
Schultz You are invited to see the
largest display of nationally known
mobile homes ever offered at one
location You will think that you
are at trailer show. We need
used trailerS. You are invited to
trade now. We also accept automo-
biles in trade. COLES. WASHINGTON
Baltimore blvd. (Four miles north OF
Lauren Laurel g22 or Elkridee SS7
ELCAR 26-ft. house trailer: in good
ConG. Can be seen after pm
VINCENT's TRAILER PARK. 300
Kenilworth ave. Kenilworth. Md.
EQUIPPED for used car office. incl
typewriter filing cabinet, etc. 81 600
cash or best offer. Also available
floodlights. signs, miscellaneous
equipment. Established 4 years Hot
spot for energetic, aggressive man
Lot available through realtor. ME
Evening star., 1953-05-21
GOOD FARMS

a. ACRES, modernized family home
; rice setting with springs. stream.
fencing; 25 min. to Sill. Spg.; Sl6.-
- good financing.
I de ACCEPTED on this 375-acre
IN, moderately priced at little
cTer 500 an acre and easy terms;
cd equipment and about 100 head
re- cattle also available.
J 'NTLY-SIZED DAIRY farm with
I'D herd and equipment. $40. 800
Cmplete: daily driving dist. to
wash: let the family run 1t.
b1h ACRES, large modern stone home,
nice setting. main hwy; tenant
houses, barns and outbldgs. in good
cNnd.; dairy and beef operation.
Sc 500.
81, ACRES. good home, close TO ev-
erything: $1,000.
FOUR ACRES. orchard. bungalow;
II ACRES. 4-room house, So. 800.
STOP. IN our once on U. s. $40 in
Gaithersburg, where you can get q
large selection.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.)

FARMS-Acre estates.
from SI.S0o. in the Colesville. area
of Silver Spring. Out Colesville rd.
tRte 29' to our sign. ROBINSON.
~ 1-7l II: evenings. Ju S-519S.
10 Ice. LOTS-S660 ca. City water:
streets on grade; ceptic tank area
adj. District Hts. BREHME CO,
COR. RAMBLER SITE, 65x
l.. Just west Rock Crk. PIX, north
OF Military rd. Call RA. 3-0s95.
LAKE BARCROFT-unusually large
level lot; located Il2 blks. from
sand beach; with excel. trees; all
utilS. $3.50. Terms. BY OWNER
Ewes, ia. S-SO0I. NJ
: ACRES for sale; plus o-rm. ma
.Sonry cottage, very rough; utilities
b. property; near Seneca. Nd.
$500 for quick sale. LO. 4-7772.
51a ACRES; paved rd.; frontage. 5s4
f.; good view; beaHttfTl trees
RROS1US. Realtor, JU, 9-0420.
Ewes, Mr. Scott. JU. 4-5S6I.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ss,s5O End TRUST: So; S5a:5o per
discount. MR.. HORN. JU. a-7S64.
ST. 3-3444 wk days. -29
GILT EDGE. Ind trust. S5.45U. Pay
300 discount. Ii. 4-73O0. --21
SECOND TRUST. $3,472 - Payable
S34 per mo-, SO interest on brick
home, attrac. discount. JU. 5-2655;
after 6, JU. S-932S. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-21
AVIATION
RQA1S

1916: recovered in
1859: $3.50. Call 10. 2-6623. -22