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ed his Master of Science degree
in Social work from Columbia
university The New York School
of Social Work. in June, 1853
He is also a member of the AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity; an d
presently occupying a position as
Medical Social worker, Veterans
Administration hospital, Castle
Point, New York. He is married
to the former Doris Holloway of
Durham, N. c. The couple have
a daughter, Jesselyn Manet, aged
three and one-half, and reside in
Hyde Park, Duchess county.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

to discuss and plan for a complete
mobilization Of the Negro buying
power in Dallas if these practices
were not changed by friendly ne
gotiations. Efforts at negotiation
were set up through the confer
enees at the E. M. Kahn store,
which would eventually lead to
a conference with executives of
the major department stores thru
the Department Store association,
This conference was never held,
because of the failure To schedule
it, or the refusal of these execu-
tives to confer with the Negro
leaders.
w. J. Durham. in opening the
meeting July LIST stated. In my
judgment, We have exhausted all
efforts at negotiation to settle this
matter, and | now feel that the
only remedy is retaliation thru
the withdrawal of over one-mil-
lion dollars buying power the Dali
las department stores now enjoy
from Negro citizens This mobi-
lization must be tight and effec-
tive in order to achieve the desir-
ed results Durham said. We must
touch every minister and center
of influence in the city, We must
provide outlets for this trade in
other cities which appreciate it,
we must make it known that Ne
groes will no longer accept dis
elimination where they spend
their money" Durham said.
Committees appointed at the
July LIST meeting include ID Pull
pit with Rev C. c. Cyphers,
pres. INSTRUMENTATION Minis
terial Alliance, as chairman, with
the Rev. A. r. Nelson. Rev. Lind
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

ployee.
The labor experiment having
proved itself to be workable with
no losses in production or being
the basis for any employee con-
flict, more and more Negro girls
were moved in on the cigar floor
Today. the labor force at Penn
state is almost 80 per cent Negro.
and the factory boasts one of the
highest production rates of any
plant it's size. Both Lyon an Ia
bakin feel their choice had been
a sound one that has paid diVi-
dends in labor relations and bust
ness advances as well,
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
Mrs. |. N. Walker
To Address Women
At Bullock Temple

Mrs. l.. M Walker, wife of
Father George G. Walker an d
executive director Of the Phyllis
WheatIey YWCA will be the
guest speaker at special service
sponsored by the women of Bull
lock Temple CINE church. l7th
and Cross, Sunday evening. Also
appearing on the program will
be Miss E. I. Copeland and Mrs.
Fred C. Byrd who will be spe-
cial soloist. Mrs. Earl Davy will
he organist.
The men OF the church will be
in charge of the morning service,
A male choir will render the
music The pastor. Rev. j. C.
Collins, will deliver the morning
sermon.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
Dallas
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store, as well as other department
stores which have similar prac-
tees of discrimination against
Negro women.
It is evident that the matter
has reached fever heat, as a mass
meeting which was participated
in by several ministers and organ
ization heads was held June 3rd
at the St. John Baptist church
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
ESQ Extra meets today's highest standard
of year-round gasoline performance!
ESQ STANDARD OIL COMPAN I

ESQ ROAD MAPS make travel easier and more interesting II
you're planning trip be ASK your ESQ Dealer to have
maproucd by ESQ Touring Service While you're at your
ESQ Dealers have him give your complete fabrication and
careful check up for many miles of Happy Motoring"
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
THE PAPER ARkANSANS DEMAND

This Is weekly you will be proud to SELL for stands
for Honesty Justice and Fairpay Stands behind what
Stands for. It brings elsewhere
1t has bones to pick" and apologies to make has no
strings tied to to from publishing the a.
happens THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH
Its writer's free express opinions and write tho
the way they get it.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Carolina during Reconstruction
Now there are no top level Ne
gro state officials In the United
States. And peoples In many 9TH
er parts of the world who were
in colonial slavery then are now
free and Independent and Mr.
Nkrumah, a West African Negro,
is Prime Minister of Ghana Gold
COAST.
I believe the Senate Investigat-
ing committee had no right to
ask me personal questions about
my private opinions, thoughts, be-
liefs. I said so, clearly and en-
phatically I resent interference
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

at The Mack brothe,
ale t,1 from Dumb, S''' /
. WIN The class Of ~, alsa
Evening star., 1953-07-09
Disciples oiChrist
Reach Agreement on
Segregation Issue
By the Asseeiosed Press

PORTLAND, Greg, July o.
The Disciples of Christ end their
international convention today
after rapid disposition of a segre-
cation issue which yesterday
threatened for a time to split the
ranks of the delegates.
A symposium, business session,
addresses and installation of the
Rev. Cleveland Kleihauer of
Hollywood, Calf. as new presi-
dent were concluding features of
the week-long assembly.
Miami Gets "a Sessions.
b BY unanimous voice vote the
convention yesterday backed up
a committee recommendation
that the 1854 convention be held
in Miami, Fla.-an Endorsement
that hung in the balance two
, days over the segregation issue.
A resolution to reconsider the
1852 conventions action in
awarding next years assembly
to the Florida city was intro
duced by the National Christian
Missionary Society. It stemmed
from reports that Negro dele
gates would have separate &C.
commodations at the 1854 con-
vention.
The Recommendations Com
mittee and the Time-and-Place
Committee joined in urging no
change in the 1854 arrange
ments. Their action, coupled
| with a strong non-segregation
policy adopted Tuesday. paved
the way for yesterdays unity.
Other Officers Named.
| Mr.. Kleihauer, who was elected
to his new post yesterday, sue
Evening star., 1953-07-09

HISER. BETHESDA 74l1 z Wis; y ~ As..
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
Jack Mccall, Desperate"
7:l0 and 9:55. JON HALL
Last Train From Bombay"
6-OO
Evening star., 1953-07-09

waiting for the outcome OF the
Democratic primary. pressed
their drive for victory in the
November general election.
The G. o. P. candidate for
Governor, Ted r. Dalton of Rad
ford, Joined other party leaders
in filmed telecastS over a num-
ber of stations last night, in
cluding WTTG in Washington.
Mr.. Dalton said he believes the
people of the State want the poll
tax repealed. and he said, 1--WE
should delay no longer"
Also urged by the G. o. P.
candidate was program to give
voting privileges to 18-year-olds.
He said he will strive to econ
omize and bring the States
schools closer to the people by
the election of school boards by
the people:
Reviews Fenwick Plan.
Mr.. Fenwick, in his Norfolk
speech, again reviewed his Fen
wick Plan" to develop the States
industrial and farm economy. He
said Virginia is not getting it's
share of new business invest
ments.
The Arlington senator said he
is convinced that Virginia can
not pull herself up by her boot
straps cannot meet her
school needs. her highway needs,
her health needs, without in
creasing the income of her
people"
Then, in summing up Of his
campaign. Mr.. Fenwick said he
had met the issues, told the
people where I stand.
II have given you a definite
plan to improve our schools. I
have told you to the dollar how
much we can raise the State
minimum salary for teachers
without increasing taxes, and
exactly where the money is COM
ing from. I have told you how
we are going to get additional
funds for school construction.
Opposes Gas Rise Tax.
II have told you why I op-
pose the tWo-cent increase in
gasoline taxes and what I in
tend to do to improve our sec
ondary and primary highways.
1 have told you that the State
should place its budget on a
more businesslike basis rather
try to anticipate its needs and
revenues two and one-half years
in advance.
II have told you that I feel
that a referendum should be
submitted to the people on the
question of the poll tax, a ref
erendum in the simplest pos
sible terms. There is no doubt
where I stand on this issue.
My record is clear. I was one
of II Senators who voted to
place this issue before the peo-
pie. And I assure you that one
of my first acts as governor will
be to request the legislature
to give you the opportunity to
vote on this question"
Evening star., 1953-07-09
Graham
Continued from Page B-18)


follow up her delicious. delight
full and anything else that starts
with a din Arena"
Can't imagine what happened
to make Eleanor Parker so bit
ter with Bert Friedlob. She
won't even meet with him to
discuss the property settlement.
Leaving everything to her law
yer.
Fred MacMurray is selling the
big house in Brentwood-too
many memories for him and
the children. He'll commute to
Hollywood from the ranch in
Northern California.
Mad dogs, Englishmen. and
Van johnson stay out in the
midday sun. And it's driving
the cameraman on "Caine Mu-
tiny" just crazy in Honolulu.
The picture is in technicolor and
Evening star., 1953-07-09

The Superintendent of Lii
censes, for the first time in eight
years, has been assigned a CASH
ier from the Office of the Col
lector of Taxes, to accept fees.
Heretofore, it has been neces-
sary for persons seeking licenses
to apply at the license Office,
then to walk to the cashiers
Office more than a block away,
Evening star., 1953-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSENENTS ADJUSTMENTS.
xEySE
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"CALL ME MADAM" in a fine film version of
stage hit.
"THE FOURPOSTER" Lih Palmer and Rex Harrison demon
strate happy wedlOck.
EMBER OF THE WEDDING Julie repeats her
way triumph
MOULIN ROUGE"
NEVER WAVE AT A WAC" Marie Wilson
samson AND DELILAH," Biblical spectacle by DeMle.
Stanwyck Clifton Webb
"YOUNG BESS" Simmons Britains Elizabeth
Evening star., 1953-07-09

the sun turns Vans complexion
to the color of beetS.
The Stewart Grangers are
hoping to sell Ethel Norman
on buying their house. which
she signed to rent for $1,000 a
month-for mo Business Like
Show Business" But there's no
business like renting house
especially with the picture post
poned to next year.
It looks like Jane Russell'S
new deal with the Hughes Tool
Co. will be for one a year. Let's
face it. Howard Hughes gave
the gal a terrific career, and
she's too smart to forget it when
signing time arrives at the end
of this year.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-07-09
License Office Gets Cashier After Complaints

and finally to return with a
receipt to the License Bureau.
The situation was called to
public attention by The Star
last Saturday. after applicants
for dog tags complained of the
system.
c. T. Nottingham, superin-
tendent of licenses. said more
than 100000 licenses are issued
every year for all kinds of buSi-
neSSeS.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

ley, of attempts to buy the
governorship of Virginia with
luncheons, barbecues, prime roast
beef dinners and free dances"
Mr.. Fenwick made the charge
in a radio and television speech
in Norfolk.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Stanley, a for
mer Representative, was in his
home district, ready to make a
quick trip into any area his
managers feel might be advisable
during the final days of the cam
paign.
State Republicans. without
Evening star., 1953-07-09
AIRpnRT MRIVF IN Arlington
Are All Air Conditioned

AIkPUkT DRIVEN a Af''"sfHS I's1oo
Lii Palmer. at at a:05; @ NA2IH Plus "sES
TIGER" JOHN ARCHER, at II. car
toon. Located in Arlineton on U. S.
Route |, Just over the 14th St Bridge
Five minutes from downtown. Kids free.
Friday. "HORIzON'S WEST" and
WITHOUT WARNING"
Evening star., 1953-07-09
Stanley Trying 10 Buy
His Way 10 Victory,
Fenwick Charges
BY the Assoeiossd Press

RICHMOND, July o. State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick has
accused his opponent in next
Tuesdays gubernatorial Demo-
cratic primary. Thomas B. STAN
Evening star., 1953-07-09
ceeds DR.. Thomas Howard Wood
of Memphis, Tenn.

of Memphis, Tenn.
Other new officers are Orman
L. Shelton, Indianapolis; Mrs.
j. Quinter Miller, New York, and
John E. White, Jacksonville,
Fla, vice presidents; Hubert L.
Barnett. Wheeling, w. Va; Mrs.
o. Ivan Cole, Cincinnati; Beryl
S. Kinser, Youngstown. Ohio;
Mrs. Goebel Sanders, Louisville,
KY; David W.. Nutting. Wenat-
chez, Wash. and Louis ]. Akers,
Abilene. Tex. directors. and Ger
trude Dimke, Indianapolis, re-
cording secretary. Oren D,
Pritchard of indianapolis was
reelected treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

On The Indian Head Hwy. 6is mi.
IOpen 40. Double Feature. RAY
lMILLAND and ARLENE DAHL in
I"JAMA1CA RUN" (Technicolorl. at
III 100; BOB HOPE and JANE RUS
ISELL with ROY ROGERS and
TRIGGER in SON OF PALEFACE"
I(Tech.J. At 900.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

Pert young hot fashions thot perch ountiy utop your
eurs thot go everywhere this with eolorfu
eoon your active uy eoheeven the beach with
your swim suit! Pque und denim styles in denim
twill and pque :. . in white and bright eolors.
Sears Bladensburc. Wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-08-29

COLORED-2O 18th ST. S.E.-S495
down; 8 rooms. row brick. fun bsmt :,
Ssnts Sseei peam rc19struction. Trades ac-
l1th st. NV. EX. 3-34S0. 80
COLORED-922 N. CAR. AVE. SEE
rooms and bath: full basement:
Oil h.-w.h.; newly painted, papered;
noors sanded, new linoleum: new
stove refrigerator, sink. Reasonable
down payment with just one first
trust: JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS
3I4 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4. Eve
nings. OIL. 2-6l6S. 50
COLORED-55I2 BASS PL. SEA
lovely semidet. brick for only $500
down. . lovely bedrmS liy. nm, din
rm.,. kit, bath, full bsmt., oil heat:
lovely yard with Anchor fence. Call
MI, HUNT: MA. S-5491. CARL o.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
SALE OR TRADE
Overlooks Ft. Dupont Park
620 RIDGE RID. Sc.

New. custom built. det. brick; center
hall. 8 rms, bath. 1st-n. powder
rn. Use your home. or reasonable
cash. as down payment. Drive out
Pa. ave. to MINI. ave, left to Ely
pl. (Kimball SCHOOL,. right to Ridge
rd.. right to house.
NnY7AY CTTATDAXI Q.0n y
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ACRE

"a BLOCK TO ELEM. SCHOOL
A large family will enjoy this charm
ing older home of bedrms.. long
liv. rm. with firepl.. entr. hall with
frepl., din. rm., family-sized kit.
and bath all on 1st A.: sweeping
and bath; other ) bedrms, are on on
3rd f.; full bsmt. and Diet. 2-car
garage. Quick possession may be
had: excel. terms arranged. LO
$500 til 2 pm. HUGGINS &
HARRISON, INC. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-29
BETHESDA-$21,5OO
RAMBLER-WOODED LOT
NEAR NAVEL HOSPITAL
225 DANBURY AVE.

OPEN sun, l TO 8 PM.
0ne-yr, -old brick rambler with lEe
picture windows, new all-elec. kit.
with dishwaSher and disposal. sep
arate din. area and lge. attrAc. liv.
rm., 3 bedrms. and tile BATH full
daylight bsmt. and lge. wooded lot.
An ideal area for children and only
) min. walk to Naval Hosp. or
Health Institute. Dir: Out Wis.
ave, past Naval Hosp. to Cedar
lane, turn left at Cedar lane .
blks. to Locust rd.. then right on
Arcacia blks. to Danbury and left
to home. For additional informa-
tion call JU. 5-7S20, Mr.. Ober-
holtzer: SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
M a-JoR6 az
Evening star., 1953-08-29
BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR
CLOSE-IN ESTATE
g REnPOOMC A PATIC

Aaenificent Southern Colonial with
large rooms; perfectly HANDICAPPED
Ia acres. with many trees: all 1st-
fl. rooms open off wide. through
center hall including large library
and powder rm. There Is an i'm
mense modern kitchen with ada
cent laundry rm. Eight bedrms.,
baths upstairs: fun bSmt,
poreheS, 4 fireplaces. Servants
apartment over detached Scar ga
rage. Secluded close-in section OF
large. wen-cared-for properties.
Charming home, gorgeous grounds,
sensibly priced. Inspection invited
once open Sunday.
T0uT 4y Suburban EN- C-QdCn
Evening star., 1953-08-29
NEW 2-STORY
DETACHED BRICK

3l39 o ST. SE.
Center hall, lge. liv. rm., with frepl.,
din. -rm.. beautiful equipped kitchen.
powder rnn.. 3 bedrmS. and 2 baths.
with many closets. built-in garage.
priced to sell, S31, 800. Open 10 tili
dark. l block from Pennsylvania
ave, on Branch ave.
BUSADA REALTY co.
4415 Southern Ave. Sc.
70. a-s600 Ewes. LU. 2-Q303
Evening star., 1953-08-29
HILLCREST
1888 w ST. Sc.
OPEN sim 2-6

hall. liv. rm. 22x15. with fireplace;
full-size din. rm., lge. modern kit.
with plenty OF cabinet space; 3 lse.
hedrms.. . baths. lac. unfin. ettic;
full bSmt. with complete bath; laun-
dry nm. gas h.-w.h.. gar, screened
porch. This house has many fine
Price. S42,500. To locate: Out Pa.
ave. Sc to 2sth St, right to Fort
Baker dr., square to w st. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. 617 Penna
ave. Sc, Ii. 7-10Ss; Sun. and cyes.
LU. 2-0261. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-29
WHEATON AREA

Need a large home? We have it. A
beautiful 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. brick
Cape Cod with full bsmt., gas &C
heat. Ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Terms may be arranged.
Evenings, call Mr.. Mcmahon, LO
5-2651.
r.. A. HUMPHREYS, REALToR
MA. S-5020 sos N. CAPITOL ST.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
UNIVERSITY PARK
$500 44th AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY. 3 TO 8
Attr. brick Colonial on large corner
lot. featuring firSt-h. bedrm. and
bath, large liy. rm., din. rm, and
all-elec. kit: End fl. has 3 bedrms
and bath; 3-car garage, fenced lot
This home must be seen to be ap-
preciated. To inspect. out Queens
Chapel rd. to Underwood St, turn
right to home.
JAMES M. CARR, INC.
4410 Knox Rd.. College Park
WA. 1-0202 WA. 1889
Evening star., 1953-08-29
GARRETT PARK
GARRETT PARK
KENSINGTON

PRICE S1I,SOO
1903 Decatur ave. Open Sunday !
to r. Attractive 7-room, l-bath
? nice bedrms. AND 2O-FT. DEN;
stairs to floored attic; comb. storm
windows and screens, attic fan, l.
car garage. Only 3 blks. to all con-
veniences. Low CASH PAYMENT.
To Reach: Out Conn ave. extended
across bridge 3 blkS. past Kensing-
ton to prOperS Ts hSu'e w. 70 B. DfShsI6 WRaH En- fh
Evening star., 1953-08-29
CABIN JOHN
6505 10Th PI,

OPEN SAT, SUN, 1-6 PM.
conv. to Army Map Service--New,
brick and redwood rambler. Large
liv. rm., din. rn., all-elec. kitchen,
10 0seTn seadh o1f snd MSeHstbuf sSoEed fe sya oath
block past Cabin John Fire Dept.
turn right on 10th pl to house,
E. r. BOYNTON CO.
EN-. 2-oSOO EN-. 2-64a2
80
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LOVELY HOME

In Buckler's subdivision, country liv-
ing, convenient to city and schools.
Two-bedrm.. eXpanSible Cape Cod on
Ia acres. Owner about to leave city,
CHESTER H. KELLER
JU. 5-1l00 Mrs Isard. LO. 5-lS94
Dir; Out So. Capitol ST., left on Mill
tarS hwy, right on Branch ave.
through Clinton. turn right at first
Shell gas station to open house. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-29
PARKWAY HILLS Mr.. GLEN ECHO

l-blk. to school bus and Cabin
John car; 2-story 3-bedrm.. lge. liv.
rnn.. din: rm., scr. porch. full bSmt.
gar. SlS.950. Open. 67O7 Barr rd
OIL. OH 1O
Evening star., 1953-08-29
CORAL HILLS

1et, brick Cape Cod BUNGALOW on lot
5@x105. 1st a. has Ice. liv, rm.,
din. rm. kit. bedrm: end n.
has . lee. bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt with Il bath oil h-w h Built
in gar. screened and storm windows.
Ii $4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CONTINUED on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1953-08-29
$4,000 DOWl

L. T. GRAVATTE
ISIS Z st. NV. ReaItor. Ma. s-0753
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER , SPRING .Rl,SE FAMgLER

512 STIRLING RID.
3 twin-sized bedrms. and bath, iv.
rm.. flrepl., din. rm., spacious eiec.
kitchen, fun bsmt.. "a bath, gas
heat: shaded corner fenced lot.
Directions: Colesville I'd. to Forest
right tC Stirling rd.
ROBT. L. LOWERY, JU. $4,000,
OR MRS. DISQUE. JU. 5-S3II.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

A LOVELY HOUSE. not new. but in
good condition and full of home
atmosphere. Sit. on wooded. triple
lot in quiet neighborhood, 1 bed
rooms. 2l2 baths; for details, phone
RA. $1,000, Ext. /, or JU. g-239l.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
WINGATE

BETHESDA, MD.
)401 Lindale drive. Open Sunday l
to 6. Cooley built detached brick
home. in immaculate condition, liv,
rm. with firepl., din. rm., lge. mod
ern kit, ? twin-size bedrms. and
bath. Full bSmt.. STAIRS TO TIRE
MENDOUS EXPANSION ATTIC
WITH SPACE FOR , ADDITIONAL
RMS: AND BATH: Plumbing and
heating roughed in, side screened
porch. excel. 4heo financing. To
reach: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. to
Beech drive, left on Beech to WILL
mette. right on Willmette to Lin
dale, right TO property.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
BETHESDA

S14 4.95o-S2,000 down will purchase
this home consisting of liv. rm., din.
rm., fully equipped kit; 2nd fl. has 3
lert financing. Assume GI loan at
4ec Ewes, OIL. 2-01S2. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 4-1266. %
Evening star., 1953-08-29
ANXIOUS2

To nnd something different in a
rambler in Potomac Hunt section,
we offer q U-shaped field stone, 3
bedrms.. ] "a baths with large liv. rm
with pictuEe windows; over acre OF
ground tneeds landscaping): full
bSnt., gear gar. with large sun
deck.
Out River I'd, turning
right at Falls I'd. . miles past Nor
mandy Farm Tea Room: price,
S23,950 (offer consideredl. Cali
Mrs. Lynch. with
WAGGANIAN-BRAWNER
ME. S-3S60 Ewes, DU. 7-S435,
Evening star., 1953-08-29
II you have not already seen
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

a controlled community Of beauti-
ful rambler homes. price range
So. 800 to S3S.0O0. also the wide
home sites. don't delay. Come on
out Colesville rd. through Silver
Spring. about 3 miles to the village
sign. ROBERT E. HEATER exclu-
siye agent and manager. JU. 9-0O2I /:
ONCE in the Village. Il
Evening star., 1953-08-29
WHEATON AREA

Two-bedrm. brick bungalow. Has liv
rm., kit. with din. area, full bsmt.
Priced reduced. Assume GI loan
Evenings. cali Mr.. Mcmahon, LO
r. A. HUMPHREYS. REALTOR
MA. 5000 sos N. CAPITOL ST
Evening star., 1953-08-29
UNIVERSITY HILLS
1904 COI,ESVIII,E RI

OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TO q
Brick rambler with many picture win
dows, on beautiful corner lot, fea-
turing ltv. rm. with firepl., full din.
bath, large scr. porch, full bsmt
with oil heat. This property is in
new-house cond. and priced to sell
JAMES M. CARR, INC.
4410 Knox Rd., College Park
WA. 7-0202 WA. 1880
Evening star., 1953-08-29

CLINTON. MD.-Horseshoe rd.--3-
bedrm. Cape Cod. Lge. liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., equip. kit, oil h.-w.h.; over
an acre lot with shade trees. SIO.-
500. Terms. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW, Jr., Clinton, Md. Cypress
Evening star., 1953-08-29

. BEDRMS., liv. rm. kit. dinette
and bath with garage All newly
painted. Priced at $500 $1,000
down. 53O5 ByerS st. Sc, 10.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

CAMP SPRINGS AREA. near Andrews
Field-All-brick, 2-bedrm. rambler;
corner 12-acre lot. fenced in. all
elec. kit; S13,950. 10. S-1306.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

! blk. off the blvd.-6 lge rms:
full dry bsmt.; owner transferred:
has slashed Erice TO S12.a50. Call
WA. I-390O til 0 pm. ROBERT
s DAVIS G. co .1n
Evening star., 1953-08-29
$3.50 DN., APPROX. 500 MO, incl.

bedrm. shingled rambler. tile bath,
equipped kit. Big level lot. 5Ox15O.
Conv. Riverdale loc., only l blk.
from elem. schools. Immed. pos
PERRY BOSWELL co, WA. 5-4500.
Evening star., 1953-08-29
ADELPHI PARK
TRADES CONSIDERED
cd5n $o50 nOWN

Bid goodbye TO rent Increases and
enjoy better living in your own
brick 3-bedrm. semirambler. In a
distinctive community near every
thing. Acclaimed best looking in
S13950 bracket. We have a plan
to meet your needs whether II be
Hb purchaser-rental option plan
with $3.50 down and Sl25 monthly
till required down payment is ac-
crued 90 $3.50 down and
straight sale, or ~ trading in your
older home. For example. II you
have a $4,000 equity in a trade
in house. your monthly payments
would be S6S. Drive out N II. ave.
to University lane Martins ESQ
station on right, right | mile to
Adelphi Park. on left. Follow signs
in development to model home.
Open 10 am. till dark. daily and
Sunday. r N. LERNER & Co.
TU. 81 1876 30
Branch Ave, 212 Miles Out
Two-bedroom bungalow; "a acre: cleo
trio kitchen, full basement. Priced
right. viii trade your city home.
HILLCREST REALTY
II. 1-4O40 Ewes. 10. S-4660
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