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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

VICIN. 18th AND v-Congressman' &
home for past 6 yrs.;. spacious
bedrms., dining rm., foyer. living
rm., kit. and bath; in well-managed
restricted bldg; 24-hr. elev. and
switchboard. Bargain at $4,000
Low month assessment. Immed. oc.
cup: .AD. 1850. If no Gnswer AD
ONE Or THE LARGEST and finest
best cooperative buildings, is now
available. Spacious foyer, liv. rm
20x26. din. rm. .14x1S, den 14x14
three twin-sized bedrms.. two baths
kit, pantry and adjoining maid'I
rm. and bath. The location is both
quiet and convenient, and there are
three exposures, each with q view
Very reasonably priced for cash
purchaser. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 3-3300
res. res. Ap; A!p; 21Soo4. 200 r.... -l9 a.
rm.. full-sized din. rm., sun porch
bedrm., kit. and bath This apart
ment is q walkup and needs som.
decoration. but It is still eooe
value at So. 500. on terms. Pleast
CO.. 81. $500; res, AID. 2-5o04
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER; UNIV. PARK. sl7.sso-Loys:ly Level.
s,a sears. 1fa%s Jsnnes eSmf scRool. Wis. ann ave E
really large rms: g TWIN-sIzE bed
rms.). full basement. immense
sU:i s!S:sts 1T ven ssF'E f.: neo,ed n reai
ideal To- Tor small children. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPs. D1. 7-1411: eyes,, 20.
BfERskkfE1L.EY BfERskkf1L.EY IN EXCLUSIVE FOX.
HALL, 223s 4Sth ct: NV. Open
S 81 .s sus1 festurss esies ee Ssd
fm. and fun bath on lst a: 8 bed
rms. and 2 baths on End a.; 90 1T.
ny. rm;, private din. rn., lovely
6reak1ast fat ;H.Ss sr.desysl tolsys tss Tssr
built-in garage, porch plus lse. brk.
value at sac. 500. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-141l; ewes, EN-; 2-9265.
bgnsaiow' close to N: I. H; ;;,, trsnsP.' si,,,p
SIS. 900 to settle estate EARL s.
CHEVY CHASE. b. G.. nf. Lafayette
school: exceptionally well .p 6piit: IN, n
roof, 8 bedrms., porches, fine lot;
reas. priced for quick sale 81 s26.-
500: see It today. Call JAMES z;
SCHWAP, EN-. 2-6e00; after 8 call
OIL. 4-7693 or OIL, 2-1409. -16
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER - New
house conditions: ideal for employed
couple. Convenient to everything
Large living dining room, with 2
twin-size bedrooms, den and Q TILED
baths. Full basement with stairs Il
storage attic. Priced for today't
market. To inspect please call Mrs
Carr with WETZEL REAL ESTATE
HU. 3-4345 or evenings, AID. f.
CaEvSY HIHSi CHASE. D. c.. ssa, ,5oo-pet.
brick; in new-house condition; Q
good rms. tile bath: liv. .rm. with
fireplace, new kitchen; hot-water
heat; nice yard; close to Lafayette
School and good transp. j. NELSON
HUGHES. EN-. 2-96a6. -15
CHEVY CHASE AREA (Somersetl;
$4,000. Beautiful 3-bedroom 2Ia-
bath and den home: brick with slate
roof. Call OIL. 2-664a It'll 8 pm. AL
LIED REALTY CORP. -16.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-S23,9B0. An
unusually attractive. semidetached
brick home, block on Conn. ave
-Four bedrms., Ia baths. den. porch;
2-car garage; nr. all schools; fne
for doctor or dentist. BILLINGS.
LEY REALTY CO.. HG. 2.232e IA
o Pm. -14
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HOUSES FURNISHED

RAvENwooD EsTATEs-Large ram
bier: bedrms.. 8 baths, hv. rm.,
din. rm.. library. sitting. rm.. recr.
rm.. laundry rm.. workshop, 2 ter
races; . refgrs.. elec. range, radiant
neat; Modern eonVeniences' partiy
Jan. 10. JE. 2-O334. Ia
VIC. 18th AND COL. RD. Near every.
thing. Newly dec, bedrms.. PA
baths, custom built kit. auto. washer
det. garage. yard: Owner leaving
1855 3Ist PL. N.W.-SmaIl, oetacbeo
2-bedroom brick house: modern.
neat. clean, eficient: attractivelly
furnished; excellent reishborhocd;
Immediately ayailah'e, $165 LU.
The, L. MILLER DE. s-oeSS; I'm
NEHRBY MD.-smau S-rm. ana bath
bungalow; oil b., gas kit, lse. fenced
yard; SS6 mo. Cedar 3-6371. &c
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IN THE HIGH Sc. near Fairfax
Village. modern 3-story Walk-ur
apt. Of living room, dining alcove
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath; at.
tractive outlook; playroom and park.
ing space supplied by house; price
81 900. Terms. $4,000 cash, bal
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st
NV. MA. S-1166; night or Sun.
call EN-. 3-9552.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

store Incl; Store ha. lse. snow nov
ARI.INGTON - Ciose-in. 2-bedrm.
so.s; sPts new BIDS .mTS1v mOa kts tss
'' near shopping. Adults. slio. ali
son blvd, left on Oak st.. right
to 1894 18th I'd. N. See MR.. JEN-
rHkoMA HiSSM PARK O.drm.. 7nG livins
Esm; dinstte. kit;: retgr.. stove and sN
1sila 1sIa' ,nefudsa sH sl0JSn JG SSr7sgssees go
S05s nj ST. NV. GEORGEToWN.
lse. closet; conv. transp. Utils. incl
$50 mo End a., Apt. /. -1s
7l6 HAMILTON ST. NV bedrm..
living rm,. kitchen dinette. bath
epvt :: gtils, incl. SIS; adults only.
1s4s SIS SWAYsooMrNG AVE. N.w.-Lars.
,l,bedrm; apt; in modern elevator
AGER. or call Ma. s-O271. IA
bas Ese Ant M RIM m 1GasFa dnse. 's modepn sp1
storase. Convenient to shopping and
bus; ssaos seq AN Incl: ! = ali utiis: CAL Is.
TAhOMA kAhh-2-peorOom apC.,
Sss sSSs 0'3oP sH s4sss 9ss; and H1} 5S s:SgSl4 s:SgSsl
NEW s-BEDRM. APIS. in one oil Of III.
finest Sc. areas. Both bedrms. ex-
cellent size. See 1724 27th st.
Saud.' S Is' .vs.7 ssp. service. St slle sHxsN HiS 5
& LUCHs CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA.
500 SH1sI; BIocK PRINCE sT.-Apt. on
End floor: for couple only; 3 rms.
S3qif R93oFF' INC" t7o7 DuE: st. TE,
sol sth ST. NE.-ss7.6o. Ii.
NORTH NORTH CAPITOL AND BRYANT
sTs'1Wnite inci s'Ia piP sPle S$$55a S$55 oedTm'. 1T
COUPLE PREFERRED for this lovely
South snsRedea Capitol aDsF'mse' ST. se SsIs in
cludes utilities. Call SHANNON g.
LUCHS, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-234b.
TWO RMS. bedrm. and kit. In good
S37 80. Mixed neighborhood, white
only. Give refs. and phone number.
Box S3-S. Star. Ia
ARLINGTON - New 2-bedrm. apt.
Lsrgs ol liy; W rm'' dinstts and ysrd'
Al AND SshS Z SB2DRM. APIS. Sligo Park.
silver spring. Available Immediately.
Adults only. Call MRS. MILLER.
rsss y y, fssS? g s. ". 81. -
o'sGLIfHAa eSs9t i.fS n Ma Nae soes4s oO' Ai5 II M
DELAFIELD PL. Me-, Michigan Park
area, conv. to Catholic U.-Lovely
3.bedrm. semidst; house Eifh i'l lt,t lst,n.
gas heat. Immed ocs, S1a5 mo.
SIDNEY z. MENsH 4 Co.
els is EMERSON ST. N.w.-Larse Kit,
bedrm:; pvt, home; smpl. cple;;;
utils furn.; $50 mo. Ia. 9-7393.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. s.E.; lovely 3
way exposure. walk in closet, laund.
facils..., parking and storage; $S2,
all utils. incl. ALDRE. INc- LU.
va. @nd FLOOR; 4 rms. and bath,
$50; yT smPaIoyyssas, Payysss, couple; must s have
observation-disclosures. apt, in
.,R ,9t oSkWoGS s5syi G5 81. Ses7ns snrvo sS rooms.
csl Hfa BErTaEII rEa I1A pf f lsfoo. I0Sj @i5
10th AND T SITS. N.W.-New bldg:
elevator service; gar. space avail
able; efic.. $Sl so; l bedrm., S110;
will Iurn. for S99.5 and $125. AID.
ss2s RED For For RD.Wone bedrm.
Phone JU. S-l337 after -6:45, ewes;
Sats. and Suns. after 8 am. S85.
3Is 10th ST. N.E.-Lovely apt. liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit, dinette and bath:
$50 mo. No children. Call Ii. 7-5ls6
for appt. lis
5O33 HANNA PL. Sc, Apt. 20
rms, kit. bath: S67 .35 incl. utils.
kit kit, Bath; s7o.S4. Incl Incl. gtils. '''
1917 +. I. ave: n.w:I2:bedrm. apts.'
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
1881 HOLBROOK ST. NE.
private; yard: sos: Can
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700 -l6
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES NEEDED - Unfurn., D. C.
and Nd; Ss5-$200. Rental Mgr.
Wo; $1,000; 1 THos. T. eI fHILLIPs.
by couple; 2 small daughters. Call
AbbIT%ioSAE H % HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242. is
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELdAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture es part
payment on your moving. storage;
ress. ia s-2ss7; ewes, RA. sIltle. j1.
WE MOVE ODDS AND ENDS or en-
tire hogsehold; reas.; quick transfer.
MSv1NG SSi Sis'lS; 4Np HAULING, day o.
night. Du. 7-96s7 or NO. 1850.
FURNITURE MOVING Of any kind.
experienced help. reas. rates: free
estimates. Phone JE. 2-2111. Night
phone. ia. 2-a696. -13
MOVING ACROSS cHk STREET q
across the country safe storage b
CO. INC tEstablished 1e00
ARE You MOVING to California 81
% some other Western state? Daily
service on household goods and autol
ut lower rates. JUDSoN FORWARD.
ING. Ma. S-4S52
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT stor.
moving rates; We. and D. c. SAFETY
MojvHiNS AsPECiALiSf. an, =; sins ne
short notice calls Hrly or flat rates
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. Ii. 6-9S42
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HOUSES TO SHARE

DESIRE COUPLE or couple with
child or 2 girls to share mod. home.
Sc. section. 10. 2-9S91. 10 ...
MD.-Empl. mother will
share house with 2 girls or. cple.
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COLORED
NETTy nTTn nTH6

NEW BUILDING
800 56th st. n.e.-1 bedroom, lvins
room, kitchen, dinette, colored tile
bath; utilities and Yefrigeration in.
cluded in rent Of $50. Occupancy
Jan. Is. Apply on premises.
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. S-S10(
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APARTMENTS WANTED

iaE 7oa1 tasn Or spRssns' pSn.n .p ssos
SMALL FURNISHED APT. for service
couple with NO children: con-
ysnient to Andrews Field. Phone
TWo-BEDRM. FURN APT, by 4
girls, Est,oi in 9E' oE scsoHeoi' c5 eie'' eonvenissns
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CHEVY CHASE

Only $1,000 down for this completely
remodeled 5-bedrm,. 21a-bath home;
in excellent condition: near transp.,
shopping; OWNER HAS REDUCED
Miss Monks, ST. $1,000 with
JAMES L. DIXON L. CO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
NEW lBRICK RAMBLER
S101 MILITARY Road NV

S121 Military Road, NV.
PRICED AT S31.BoO
TERMS, IF DESIRED
TRADE CONSIDERED
garage, large living room, open fire-
place. beautiful equipped kitchen,
dishwasher, garbage disposal; ven
tillating fan; full basement. outside
entrance: floored attic; large, level
paved alley See 1t anytime by appt.
NJ. B. Weaver. WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
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Low IWent1eS
Very Fine NV. Suburb

very Fine NV. Supurb
sms e0lSass Sstsi 0ia Fiji ssSs SsEs ps: ss:
sf56oo ssfst6 screened ssst aruI9 porch; sh: isf ot
g2isdksi0f gSMfs E. scHwAB ssf Il EM sSMfs' ssSSd Ss
After sas 9 Pm. call OIL. 2-14O9. or
COLORED-17th AND BUCHANAN
SSaS;-5eaut. SasS. cor: COLONIAL det: brick
S5xi5, dining rm.. ., mod. kit. % powder 4;
rm;. screened porch 25xl3. End d..
lse. bedrms.. 2 baths. attic nm
ished' rec; rm., bar, maids rnn; and
s. SSs sSs Rz a'D:st sl5S7 Sy 's0} S1 SnE
CSL0RED-one of those lovely
lsTEs iew doors SSt5 a ssS imiaet s with homes ne.
with ,repi, guest size % din. s' rn,'. nm.
beautiful den. 8 large bedrms. and
2 baths: 2-car garage. In beautiful
condition. For appointment to see
please call Mr.. Lawrence, RA,
S11o9S e5;It. EN-. @-e6s6. J. NELSON
coLoRED-vARNUM sT.-Detached
4-bedrm. brick home. 8 baths, recr.
room. yrs. old; 2-car garage A
really 5 5sayt. home soW. ". CLIFFoRD
0f16H 4 1E.kt, re. 1-zZOl, Ii. 3-ol26.
COLORED LISTEN! S75O-s1, 900
DOWN. Mr.. .Sth AND DECATUR SITS.
full bsmt., gas heat: concrete front
porch. viii easily sell today. Mr..
Brown. TU. 2-3232. ewes. ia.
9-6916. SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS,
3006 Ga. Ave. NV -1b
COLORED-ON THE HILL-RoW
brick: 2 family; 4 rooms and bath
on 1st noor; 5 rooms and bath on
DON BLAIR. RA A-Q4n0
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SOB VALLEY AVE. Sc.
Large 1-bedrm. unit in new bldg
Available Immediately. 20 minis
downtown via South Capitol st
Bridge; $50 mo. includes utilities
UN. 4-35O0, ia
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THOMAS CIRCLE

1921 NJ st. n.w.-Emcieney. rm.,
hit and bath; In elevator bids. ::
So" -. Apply janitor.
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-,7HEEE H3XF ~ 4kTS6j 48kSE6RN SND ARp NpUsgEs gSp.
EETs; WHsH Va WHITE gTEs ONLY TX
b21 BOND BLDG Ma 2. 0007
i4th 81 AND N Y AVE NV
sis KING ST ALEX MON SAT
Els RUPLEY BLDG. KI S.l3l3
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FAMILY SHOE STORE

Sickness forces sale. Excellent loca-
tion sc. Washington. 100000 vol
ume. Can be bought with or with
out stock. Boz 362-T. Star. 20.
GROCERY, NO BEER
$500 weekly. Colored trade. Very
profitable. Low rent. Also suitable
for sandwiches.
GROCERY. BEER
So. 500 weekly. All cash. White trade.
Good chance for increase in busi-
ness. Low rent. Short hours. Closed
Sun. and legal holidays; $4,000
cash required.
BEST BUY TODAY
Grocery, beer; $500 weekly. Colored
trade Has to be sold. Owner III.
Name your own price. SEIGEL. Elk.
3-2501; SCHWARTZ. TIA. 9-0256.
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ROCK CREEK AREA
1871 INGLESIDE TERRACE
Attractive semidet. brick home. Three
bedrms., 2 baths, . inclosed porches
built-in garage, oil heat. Conv. K
bus and shopping. Priced at Sl6,95O
So, 900 down. Call Mr.. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 3-4113. Ewes, JU. S-e1T3
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AcANT
vACAN1
1928 Nebraska Ave.

Beautiful eenter-hall brick with
bedrooms. Q baths: built-in garage;
oil h..w.h.: very reasonably priced
at S22, 500: completely redeeorated,
or reasonable allowance "aS is."
TENCHER-WA INC.
AID. 4-2644. IA. z-1zsO
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IA BLOCK CONN AVE. and r. on
2oth st. Large living room. front
windows. open fireplace; beautiful
y finished. Bedroom. twin beds. we'll
furnished. Modern kitchen. bath.
shower. r-cooled. INSPECTION now.
available Feb. I. to couple with
proper BACKGROUND and references
$3.50 on year lease. No pets. BOZ
S91-T, Star
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
1st-FL. BEDROOM <OR DEM
MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT
We want to reach the buyer who
demands plenty for his money
lovely. heated rooms; gleamini
floors; level yard; garage; storm
windows; gas heat. 2 blocks elem
school, near Paul Jr. H. S. Price Is
fine. Will consider your terms OF
home in trade. By appt., Mrs. Kohn
RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor
0oA IAtb ct ~ w An I.onoE
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AMER. u. PARK AREA
RAMRI ,ER-S168 850

surprisingly modern white frame
det, home on nice lot with det. ga
rage. incl. . bedrms.: iv: rm., sun
rm., din. rm., kit. breakfast rm.;
full bsmt., oil hA-w.h. Immediate
possession. Reasonable terms. Ewes
German p. Young, DE. 2-4444
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224 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2oOs

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached home, on corner lot. near
baths and den on 1st floor, plus
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit; / large
bedrm. on 2nd floor; full bsmt. A
real buy at S23,95O. with $4,000
cash. e. M. FRY. INC, OIL. 2-S7OO
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MT; PLEASANT
Home designed, built and occupied by
architect. Gorgeous home for large
family or elite guest home. Homes
in neighborhood are large and well
Kept: Powder rm. on 1st n; 2 full
cash. Must be seen to appreciste.
REAII?TrY CO. kA. % %s.19lsS.. 8. "Mi6 "6-'
OWNER WILL TRADE
6106 18th ST. N.W.-VACANT
Your opportunity to own q spacious
detached ne n1Tse rsdscSTa5sd G IKE
water radiators, fenced back yard,
det. 2-car garage. close to schools,
playground, shopping. tranSp. I'm
mediate possession. Buy like rent.
shown any time by Mr.. Maury. Tu.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 18th St. NV NV. AID. 4-2oos
NEAR 9TH AND LoNGFELLOW NV.
Beautiful corner brick. 6-room and
bath. semidetached home. Large
front and side yard with Anchor
fence. Living room, dining room
and kitchen on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms
and bath on End; full clean base
ment; s.t gas nv WI h.; "a Gear ar, brick ga
ing. Call Mr.. Shuman. DU. 1855.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. Ses1s'f NV AD. 4-aoos
SNUG AND COY
UPPER NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Nr. Maryland line. Assume 26-yeaf.
4% loan; easy terms. A dream
old brick home. with separate din
ing room. 2 large bedrooms, spa
cious yard, gas heat. full basement.
Price Is low. Near shopping, bus.
Your home considered In trade. By
appt., Mrs. Kohn, RA. 6-S943.
1924 14th st NV NV AID. 4-2o05
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BRIARCLIFF-$37,5 500
1St-Fl. Bedrm. and Bath
Beautiful big brick Colonial: built 9
years ago by Frank s. Phillips. Nine
room a bedrms.). 3 baths, > half
baths, including I'm. 3rd A.: lift.
bedrm.. and full bath on 1st floor;
and rec. rm.; unsurpassed. restricted
location. surrounded by much more
expensive homes.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411. Ewes. OF. 4-S5S5.
AREA-MASS. AVE.
PARK-Good older-type house, COM
bining desirable features, brick Colo
NAL center hall, powder rm., 4 BED
RMS. 2 BATHS. recr. rm.. 2-car
garage, many other flne features
Location unSurpassable for transp
and schools. Please call Mrs. Upp.
JU. 9-0335.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
The most attrac. library you will see
In some time is q feature Of this
handsome Colonial brk. home. To-
Gated only 4 blks. from the Chevy
Chase Circle. containing s spacious
rms, ga baths. The home also has
a large 1st-foor bedrm and full
modern tiled bath; lovely Chinese
garden; garage and rear screened
porch. W, B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000
till q n m
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v. WARD BOSWELL. INC.
Va XII. 9-2616. TIE. 6-7721 I'll
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont, ,

THREE RMS. and bath, nicely furn.;
conv. to 3 transp. lines and shops;
Govt. empl. couple. $75. Also large.
hedrm. with pvt. bath. AID. 2-269S.
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5O33 HANNA PL. Sc, Apt. 2-2
rms. kit. bath: S67 .35 incl. utils.
siS H. lssf ssth Dl ls7os4 HDs iasi Ss ssils 'm'
1917 r. I. ave. n.w.-2-bedfm. apts.,
elev. bldg; S12 and SS4.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
1881 HOLBROOK ST. NE,
One-bedrm. apt, refgr., completely
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-27o0 liz
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11
Killed
Continued from page onel

Continued from page one>
he stopped.
Police pieced together this story
Of the Inflated drinking bout in
Gary's notorious cellar" area:
When they arrived at the scene
Of the multiple crash on Broadway
they found velvie Ray Martin,
seated in the auto which caused
the accident. He denied being the
driver, although he owns the car.
A short while later, police were
approached by John Birchfield,
who told them ne had been a
passenger in car which had hit
a pedestrian and caused the crash
on Broadway.
Birchfield said he met Brown
and Martin In a tavern, and they
asked him to go for a ride with
them. The three proceeded south
on Broadway at a high rate of
speed. he told police, with Brown
at the wheel.
After the crash which finally
brought the car to a halt, Brown
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11
OBITUARY

Clarence Jewel Jones. born Au-
gust 1908 in Lawrence county. He
later moved to Little Rock in 49,
70 joining the Union AME church
or Wright avenue and Pulaski
streets. He later united with his
family at the White Memorial
church. After moving to North
Little Rock he joined McCabe
Chapel Methodist church.
He departed this life August 80,
1858. He leaves to mourn his wife.
Mrs. Sophronia Jones, a son, Ural
Jores and two daughters, Misses
Sevella and Matte Jones all Of
North Little Rock, a brother, Cliff
ton Jones of Chicago.
There were many friends and
relatives present during the last
rites of the late Jewel Jones. Rev.
j r. Green, spoke on the life Of
the deceased.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11
Carthage Resident
Passes In Ohio

Nolen Briggs, son of Rev, and
Mrs. B. S, Briggs of Carthage,
passed August %, at a hospital
in Toledo. Ohio. He had been i'll
three weeks.
Mr., Briggs was born in Carthage,
Joined church at an early age
under the pastorate of the late
Rev, J. E. Tidwell He was
member of the First Bapt, church
until he was called to the armed
forces, After his discharge. he
moved TO Warren, Ohio where
he met and married the former
Miss Margaret CobbS To this I'M
ion was born a daughter Gwen
dolyn Briggs. After leaving War
rem. ne moved to Toledo, where
he made his home and lived at
the time of his death. Mr.. Briggs
lived in Toledo five years. He
was a mechanic at Roseford Ordi-
nance depot He was a member
of Friendship Baptist church and
Mt. Marian lodge. AF&AM and a
veteran of WV II.
He is survived by his widow,
Margaret, daughter, Gwendolyn.
mother. Mrs. Netie Briggs Gar
rison of Fordyce, sisters, Mrs. B.
B. Toney. Springfield, Mass, Mrs.
Emma Drone. Warren. Ohio and
Mrs. Kathryne Woodley. Cleve-
land. Ohio; brothers, Bray of
Youngstown. Birley of N. H., and
Sgt. George Briggs is with the
army in Japan.
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Meet

quate time can be allowed for
dealing with them.
The general theme for this mi
tial institute Is: Our Schools
Meeting the Needs of Youth"
Group work will be at the follow
ing levels:
Elementary:
Theme Responsibility of the
Administrator in the Guidance
Program"
Leader Mrs. Blanche Douglas,
Pine Bluff
Observer Mrs. M. c. Arrant
State Department of Education
Recorder c. Toney, Pine Bluff
Resource Person DIR, c. M.
Clark, consultant, State Depart
ment of Education
Consultant DR.. Bruce, Hot
Springs
secondary:
Theme: THE Responsibility of
the Administrator in Helping
Teachers Meet Pupils Needs"
Leader Will Rutherford, Hope
Observer DR.. Jesse Marshall,
AMIN college
Recorder Mrs. Margaret Reed,
Philander Smith college
Resource Person l.. d. Gibson.
Conway
Consultant H. Barnett, AM&-
N college
3-CoIlege:
Theme: The Responsibility of
Ne College Administrator for the
Total Educational Needs of Youth"
Leader Dean w. H. Pipes,
'hilander Smith college
Observer Dr. Dolph Camp,
president, Southern university
Recorder Mrs. Cleo Hearnton,
AMIN college
Resource Person DR.. r. K.
Bent, University of Arkansas
Especial Education
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Theme: Meeting the Problems
of Youth in Special Education"
Leader l. c. Phillips, Arkansas
School for the Deaf and Blind
Observer DR.. Hugh Browne,
McRae sanitarium
Recorder Mrs. T. Cooper, Ar
kansas Association of Cripple Chill
dren
Resource Person Calvin Jones.
AMIN college
President Lawrence A. Davis of
AMIN college at Pine Bluff will
deliver the keynote address Fri
day morning, September Is. DR..
John Tyler Caldwell, president Of
University of Arkansas. will speak
at the general session Friday eve
ming. DR.. Ed McCuistion of the
State Department of Education
will speak Saturday morning, on
THE Key to the Door OF Equal
Educational Opportunities" j. K.
Haynes, president and executive
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11
STATE PRESS Fri, Sept. II, 1858

secretary Of the Louisiana Educa-
ton association, will make evalu-
ations prior to closing Saturday
noon. Leo Jeffers of Blytheville
is president of the ASSA. Institute
Planning committee members are;
Elijah Coleman of Almyra, chair
man; Mrs. M L. Collier, Hot
Springs, c, A. Hicks and H. H.
Denton of Little Rock.
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PhiIander-

Continued from page one)
ucatlcn. AS a lieutenant in the
ermy during World War II, Mr..
Simmons organized and directed
an interracial choral group which
wen special commentator from
tie commanding general of the
Island of Okinawa. He has sung
in special addition for Frank La
Forge. former trainer of Marian
Anderson and has been the stu
dent of Rheinhold Schmidt, pro-
fessor of voice at the University
of Kansas and former leading
bass-baritone Of the Chicago opera
and Andre Kreachmann, leading
baritone Of Paris Opera house,
Paris, France.
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Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Cleo Caldwell
Misses Claire, Edna Mae and
Laverne Nichols Of Cleveland,
Ohia, are here visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Bernice Wilson and other
relatives. They will be here for
one week :. Mrs. Florence
Brooks and husband are here
from Los Angeles visiting aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gate
Sunday was high day at
Zion Hill Baptist church, Rev.
J. Johnson of Little Rock deliv-
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Boulevard News


The Pulliam Temple Colored
Methodist Episcopal church locat-
ed near the Booker Homes, has
been selected by the Connection
al Evaugelistic Committee of the
CME church as the place for the
United Evangelistic action for the
colored ME church, according to
information given by the minister
of the church, Rev. w. Felix
Lewis.
The meeting will begin Sunday
at II o'clock a. m. and there will
be meetings at p. m. and 8 p. m.
The Lightly meetings will begin
promptly at 8. Miss Hazel Tatum,
prominent musician, will be in
charge Of the music during the
meetings.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11
Negro Faces Trial
As P.0. Robber

BLYTHEVILLE - Moses John
son of Clarksdale, Miss, has been
charged with robbing the postof-
flee at Frenchmans Bayou, a few
days ago, and will be turned over
to federal authorities, stated Sher-
if William Bergman.
According to Sheriff Bergman,
Johnson has signed a statement
admitting that he broke into the
postoffice and took So from the
safe.
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Gard of Thanks

The family of the late Caleb
Wilkins wishes to express its APP
probation to its many friends and
neighbors for deeds of kindness
and sympathy during the illness
and passing Of my beloved father,
who is just away, but to me he
is always near.
Felix wilkins, son.