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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-13
NEW DEVELOPMENT

On made land, where only a
year ago there was swamp, a
new development is taking shape
on the North Carolina Coast near
the eastern terminus of trans
continental highway No. 70. 1t is
Sea Level, 35 miles north of
Beaufort and 4 miles south OF
Atlantic, ferry port for Ocracoke
Island. The 15-room Sea Level
Inn is one of the most modern
ON the coast, and its restaurant
is acquiring fame. 1t fronts on
picturesque Nelson Bay and has
its own yacht dock. Nearby is
an ultra-modern community hos
pital, with helicopter landing
field, donated by the Taylor
Brothers of Miami and Norfolk,
natives of the area. Private
homes are now under construc-
ton in the residential area near
the inn and hospital, and bust
ness center is planned. Joseph
Dubois, formerly manager of the
Morehead City Chamber of Com
merce, is manager of the Sea
Level Inn and head of the re-
gional chamber of commerce.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-13

The time is at hand for sowing
seed for fall crop vegetables and
in some cases setting plants for
a late crop.
For example, if you haven't
already done so, tomato plants
for the late crop should be set at
once. Broccoli, cauliflower. col
lard and Brussels Sprouts seeds
should be sown in plant beds for
later transplanting.
1t is also time to SOW seed of
Rutabaga turnips if you have use
for this vegetable. During the
month of August we should con-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-13
BILL SPENCER SERVING
ON DESTROYER HARDWOOD

Atlantic Fleet (FHTNC)-Bill
T. Spencer, chief policeman
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
L. Spencer of Middletown, and
husband of the former Miss Mar
guerite L. Pack of Mermit, w.
Va, serving aboard the destroyer
USS HARDWOOD.
Spencer entered the Navy in
August, 1889. Before entering the
Navy, he was graduated from
Engelhard High School.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16

newsboy the bank teller
together and other
YOU courtesy which freely
and take and essentially
happy n every day relationships.
people appreciate do
who
gers o another.
Happy enjoy those who enjoy living
Unhappy weaken They
motives the desires
tcOwmen Indicative
f~men well being OF posness
and the courtesy of
whom for granted the fact that
will that food will b. the table
which shall
rrwarts
dc;aors
poercss
avoiding Men
children In where encouraged inform
another and the police replaces
courtesy. respect nlowuan
absorbed self
expense Of the will stng and happiness q others
The Good Mornings" and Thank
foundation they
Bill Rights help together
happy people and . strong nauoE
wuuh ~ Golden Rule . ear
courtesy accept
Rule principle eu; how tnpertcy practice fvss
pa, Expr~~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
us Up To You To Set Example

don't but they'll do do
every time Literally. they follow In footsteps
violate "A safety principle II it's you've
abouttheyll time II
careless they will be
People get killed that
Friend q little boy-Biy five and sharp
school his
be hen be able to himself when he
traffic
Billy what speed limit signs for he knows when he
the the the needle
= nudgng sign
One afternoon Billy and his mother hurry
speedometer 10 3o.mie
Say. Mommy piped Billy peeng seriously
the dashboard that speed said 30 and we're 40 How
you do thatf"
their and their salvation the
them the wisdom do something be
right To them.
Don't let them down by getting sloppy with motor
safety telling them
against the red-The syiacauga Aa
Advance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16

It's too darned hot to write this piece things
get paid 60 stiles both the little mag
inatio we AVE and down the ambition
had time look through any Of
few ideas to appropriate Last weeks bit Of
chord with couple Of readers who were nice enough to
phone.
H. Sonny" editor Of the NOrthside
gave a sendOtf last week In his
Thanks q lot Hope those kind words are
deserved.
Random why italy and
Yugoslava quarrelng Trieste Something about the
Trieste that the dHnerest Cedric Adams column
subject We
people Ditto the folks who are always spoung or about an
white folks the mnckng the white brethren who
they're same Usually this last character
talking about goodornothing oro~ndn who he is anxious
to exhibit No to prove Negroes are Just no good
Brother Es and Daughter Es with their drum and
the Twin Cities made quite splash hear in
meeting early this
month One college who went along told that the town
convention To he said at
tertanment place the floor show began at m in the mOnng
campus at University Nashville Tenn.
wheay resident found had several SUBJ
right the Met Lloyd
University professor time
the other day We've talked Sam Kaufman the advertising
two dozen times phone through the Monday the first
time remember meeting him
Professor stee downtown, He and Mrs.
ste Geneueve that planning sail late this month for
year Europe people practcng
preaching brotherhood lot of must learn to do
we are to have real unity in our UsA!
People always disappointed when prominent citizens
not tall handsome and The SATUR
Cole
titled 120o0aWeek Richard Huber
Coles earning 100000 The NAACP eadytng
civil rights Washington
lawmakers little heat The organization also plans TO challenge
the
u s. that practice discrimination.
West the Mayor Nashville
the to the and citizenship Marshall
NAACP counsel the city Fisk University The
Mayor West is coming for election in a few months
Well filled space
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
ObIiterutinq Litter

The Keep Denver Clean which has produced
nationwide the lines II called Keep
objective everybody
ceophanc cardboard
about with careless abandon
campaign Incorporated profit
corporation orgnRtors marty
enough leaders In packagtng and conaner business
package enlisted the
public spirited including
Walton National Council of
clubs idea everywhere individually
branches
appeals
pride details providing
Post
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16

Theodore Roosevcls most lasting contribution TO American
he presidency
politicians
party
much OF Because Of the enenchcd position OF the
professionals
Wilson a plant
congressional majority between 1913 and 1917.
great popular
therefore able stubborn his
because he exploited tho inherent
presidency effective leadership
American constitutional
II example
Woodrow WiisonArthur Link review % The Letters
Theodore Roosevelt" Vol T. In the Yale Review
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16

Toronto Canada couple Of friends with here the In
tenatona Conference Social Work mildly reprosched
this column reply the resignation OF Federal office
holder Irwin Moon and the dropping Of labor union employee
Theodore National
haven't done nothing with self
naglation simply think it's good and then for
quiet public reaction
around for a and s needs the defensive whenever
criticized has something seriously with It And
that hasn't immensely the removals
from the governing board.
It's d dog a only n bites
dog Thus there Is nothing In dsgruntd individuals
dropped hurting
unsubstanaed II would
be only II Organization reply In E
offered.
Any attack
by pchoc headline hunters and similar critics The charges made
In this instance are deay repetition Of mears attempted 20 years
when the Marxsts and the Of the frenetc fringe
proving
en and that eactonay philanthropy was trying to se Negro
Most critics this sort either joined the Communist Party
grew UP aduhood around
who have never gotten over the fact that they are unhappy
Negroes They chips their shoulders and
upset they bothers
to do
Obviously people of Ind beong n any
incaoai organization requiring mutual confidence and respect
They Of
when the organization social welfare movement with
lobbying legal
action such individuals understand the
Urban functions The doesn't particularly seek IT,
when mistake their
League boards they naturally unhappy.
What do about their unhappne depends their character
they they their board
II they fail to win their They don't
board they meanwhile pedding
the outside about the they pledged
tcct They don't board then them
them the benefit collaborating COMMUNISTS
newspaper furry nothing happy
on the part of those who produced the headlines nor
those who suffer them mistake all
suffer those sincerely interested ending
discrimination and stimulating Negro progress
The Of Negro like nothing better than
organization with history OF achievement under attack from
this discount the
other
deal with they don't really the interests
OF Negroes"
This simply Abe stuff racial strategy but there
college finishing
school, faithful TO political machine and being
pointed TO a "cushy" federal job a reward
It's too bad that this Is but understandable well Some
unhappy
successful enough
satisfied Not quite
with their hostility the whites they depend
status they that counsels inter
racial What they learn
handba off their would better
for them certainly better o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
Foreign Policy Weakness

One Of the weaknesses Of the Eisenhower Dulles foreign policy
the bipartisan
State he did hest
tate take into his confidence Of the Republican party AZ
advisers the Secretary
John Foster Dulles
administration frightened the often unfair at
advantage OF Mr. Achssons
pence wisdom presided state
We also get the Impression that thu has not utilized
Democratic and Truman did such
Vandenbeg Republican leaders whose
thu helped foreign policy
ship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16

strikes three members OF the national board Of
League stirring in tea pot
their unbsnated charges against Lester b. Granger the
executive director against the League itself
complaint isn't vigorous opponent
anybody who the testify Nor IL
doesn't have program
The does program True enough Its program
impact compared NAACP Its
easing tensions. finding jobs and
smoothing conflict isn't dramatic spectacular
Despite Leagues job a necessary and
Of
their Importance
California (Ios Angeles) EAGLE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
Lester Granger Replies To
Attacks On Board By
Resigned Members
Fights Boek:

Editors Note: Following the annual meeting the Ma
onaI Urban board three
and including Federal Judge Irwin Moson resigned the
premise that the had program the Negro
America
Eastern have given wide publicity the designations
but the National Urban League officials
had little controversy
ception Of u summary to
which Urban League afraes distributed
to members of the league and board members
Moison and his continued TO statements critical
of the program Other unsigned the
board composition being been
mailed TO Negro newspapers throughout the nation
Last Saturday however Canada where
attending meeting Granger secretary
focal point Of the attacks ashed board
bers I'm his weekly N N Y. Amsterdam News
Granger
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
Americas Greatest Summer Festival

greatest festival Minneapolis Aquatsn.
NAL Saturday morning with hs mamoth street
parade be at year
Tho parade which viii attract the oha and ahs of thousands
signal beginning
fun sports Of all
In the aquasnnai this and tn" o festival be the
biggest and best OF all
It's going aquatennai by
Ing daily family bound
Of the festival spirit Few feet s when the
marching bands OF the and the
major" and The shapoy drum maorettes begin to strut Those Of
fortunate
Of thu festival they peatho greatest
summer festival In the usA
order and at the time plan
Court deelaon that school aggregation I" unlawful
supported private. hospitals
ApSs that
their aggregation practices which hospital Negro
patients who really afford
not deep Dixie but such here institutions
ported and controlled by church organizations which "end
Africa eivtiEe
missionary work night here In Minnesota
Any regular reader of tm" ought to that
Hubert " Humphrey reelection the u
strAngo"t kind reasoning thinking would Justify Negro
this voting
segment" Of population but the
minority
the Democratic
hgo and called out for Americans into the sunlight
and democracy
v0" against Humphrey ought to have his head examined
Living off the full allowed
and then looking recommendation
labor
Every speaker
Legion brand OF Am"n We gas to think Of the race bar the
Legion fun organization 40 Funny thing too that white
members of the American Legion and 20 too do not know the
fun organization bars Negro membors
In inquire why Negroes friends
Episcopal going
when tn" NAACr wen, to Dallas to he mcroe Same difference
he claims
you arrl ooktn for aly find n
a guy YOU Comrade look II Amer,-
lNgonarc he's Russell used label the Cr
fencrs
Behind is they say Re.
hind every Is a they
might help traffic accidents II the thny clad females
bathing to some other spots except
jaccnt 70 public highways surprising
and collisions enjoy
female summer and at the
Keeping the male drivers the road damscls
sunbsthinE all that aft
do We're all for the competition safe
highway driving
Congress with the November cic
what Ike and his Secretary Agriculture
We liked Hcfnusers suggestion
hAt more people IN this country tn" conservative elements should
aQu"n themselves with power
well supported United Nations
According to Charley only
Giants pitcher Sal Maghs protect himself Jackie Rob
insonS sharp tongue ball" "dster
Which saying guy sharp language
the only by throwing club at
his head.
Records Is a common practice in the major
pitchers To throw players
player have Rohnson a tongue either Negru PLAYERS are
"dused" often than their white fellow Teammates
part baseball ockeyng by cPi
pnr team Mr. Jhn.ps r.oD th. IN. only way an oprn.
by Jackie Rnbnon ca
rstAhAts by thriving sounds rather revolutionary
to Us Une. one approves of fighting words with NrsSAs sh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
OPEN SUMMON, 90
1918 9th ST. NV.

G12.25O. Don't miss this. Coy
bungalow. Takoma d. c.. near Wal,
ter Reed Hospital. Excel. cond:. 2
bedrooms. full bsmt. with asphalt
fenced yard, liv. room, fireplace,
refgr. range. storm windows and
door incl. Low monthly payments.
HU 3-3316. RIA. 3-4SS4. CHAP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
HOUSES FOR sAIs--N.W.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
PRESENTS

sARNABY WOODS. s22.e5oe621
sia si on this attractive det. brick.
2-st3ry Colonial; hedrms.. baths.
small nasied 6sn s &c rb v i hes
schools. Conn. ave. to Nebr. ave,
right to Utah; left to 3Ist. right to
pooIToMAc PALISADES, SOS, 800
1920 Greens p; open T,c Sat; s az; Sun Sun:
bath on LIST d. 2 immense bedrms.
and bath on End a.; full bsmt.. scr.
porch. fine level lot; every cow.
within . few. minutes Of downtown.
Macarthur blvd. TO Que ct. left to
c aEss9s GRaA5 5iEns sa e Rit-
tenhouse st. Open Sun. IL. Immac.
brick. 2-story In q wonderful neigh
borhood served By the dne Lefayette.
Alice Deal and Wilson High Schools;
5ea Sas SfSr@ Finished 0a sra Dn r Tna rm
with firepl.; large mod. kit; 2-car
garage: Conn, ave: to .Nebr.: right
to Utah. left TO Rittenhouse. right
HALL VILLAGE. $ez, 5oo-1sl4
beautiful, big attached home in this
highly popular, community. 8 bed
rms, 8 baths. large mod kit, dish
washer. disposal, breakfast bar; gar,
double rear screened porch. Reservoir
I'd. just beyond GEORGETOWN Hospital
B E z4shi le9s g eemf aors. AREA.
S34.75O-2112 4sth st. Open Sat,
81: sun. IT. Large brand-new
brick luxury rambler in this flns
sso99ysnisnt location sS: Q big rms azc,n Y
rec. rm.; built-in garage; wonderful
quality. Macarthur. blvd. to v St.
right to 4Sth ST.. left to home.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-141l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HEIGHTS, Mr.. Nichols
ave. and Brandywine st.-Detached
brick, Ice. bedrms., scr. porch.
Harris, LII. l-7126. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LII. $4,000.
CONGRESS HGTS., excel. loc.-1-semi-
Diet; brick. 8 rms, bath, gas h,-w;h:.
table home; GI 4es loan. W, B.
REALTY, Ia. 9-OS94. RE. 7-0676.
HlLLCREST, 2027 Branch ave. Sc
Reduced to S23.500, $4,000 down.
Desirable brick Colonial; rms,
baths; rec. rm.; oil h;,T;h.; garase;
lgs. wooded lot. OWNER LII. l.
sECTIoN-1soe Branch
ave Ave, Open; sS pm. - OF oys a bsS.
5 s95bo Sh Also as; 1a Sed Gs%s 'Ssf Bats
H fnGsssM Sai Realty iSG: III INC i isss
HIILCREST MAsTERPiECE--29l6
Fort Baker DIR. Positively one OF
the most hsndsoms, homes .nIss.r We b nsse
EYER dvs oeassd as s6out of tSe
s e5sesss sSas plans
slate roof and every other top con-
struction feature; includes Den nnq
S edrms., 2 baths on End a.: beauti-
fully paneled recreation room with
bar and fireplace; huge screen porch:
spl en- d 1 d lot 70x1 90. $34 ,e5U.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4l1.
HIfE yfs:lES T' 81 Branch ays.-pe-
tached brick: g lovely rms. baths
rec. nm. screened porch. garage.
Small down payment. LII. 2-3ol I.
WTLLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
1929 R ST. s.E.-Row brick; 9 rms.
cony. to schools, priced right. Lg.
2:3oil' W1LLouGHBY REAL Es-
ai Ia RsSlnSus xDA iGsa' Ma, s-s$SS;
DGRif;A eiYs60iB BUNGALOW on Alabama
ave. s.e;-Low down payment, lde ,,h
i fGt rsssreq full H0u Basement With rec,
A ASH ees $;19, st csli Nj. Psnlsnd,
ST. 3-736s; ewes, LIZ 2.76l2, until
~ pm ATkAss d REALT9Xs go Pa ave
Sc. zonsd ist comm n .,v Excellent n.
t Professional man. Outside front
basement. entrance. Possibility OF
home being converted INTO tnLee
apt. on LIST a. and 2-bedrm, apt on
End. Call Mr. Cross LIZ; 4-I6at;
MARSHALL J; WAPLE CO" l2Z4
18th st. AID. 4.2005,
DUPLEX, .!$13,50Q. Anacostia area
near Boiling, Naval AIT station;
Two modern l-bedrm units: F rTls
R Flsh; a-S 90 INA MARSHALL j. wAPLE
CO, Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID.
Mr.. PENNA. AND ALABAMA AVE-
Semidetached brick, q rms, bed
rms, plus 2 rms. and bath in bsmt.
above ground level; porch, storm
s.5s76, HHRTMAN REALTY INC.
M H. CORAL a5gaTC' HILLS, 4e14 Southern
ave.-Detached brick. Cape Coo
bungalow, 2 bedrms., expansion AZ.
tic. finished bsmt., built-in garage;
gas heat; FILA financing; open "a
pm. or call LII. 2-597e, HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LII. 4-3400:
Mr.. 3Oth AND PENNA. AVE.-De.
tached brick, 8 rms, 3 bedrms;, dst
A. powder rm., rec. rm.; Sl9,5Ou.
LU. 1-71a6. HARTMAN REALTY
INC, LII. 4-340O.
LARGE FAMILY would mt nicely into
this brick semidet.; 3 lge. nedrms..
1 small bedrm.; extra-size din rm.;
full basmt.; fenced lot. rear alley;
Mr. PA. AVE. S.E.-Row house. 8
rms. Enclosed sunporch, / or 2 fam
iiy; good cond.; dbl. garage, full
EsrnA gEnn naah II d-RhSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING DISTRICT
Near Langley Shopping center. D.
years-old. lge. rms. Finished rm.
End floor, and storage. In new con.
dition. 81. 900, extras. ON account a
be sold for less than cost. Reason,
able down payment. Owner will
carry balance like rent, Nr. buses.
schools, stores. Shown by appoint
ment VIM. A. LYNCH. agent. RIA; g.
%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

HOUSES FOR SALINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

BRICK BUNGALOW (near Sheridan
and New Hampshire ave, l--S-room
brick. on 4 large lot, block from
shopping. and bus; oil, a,-e. heat;
Ebs urn. III. g -soSi. MAssHA IEsn 3.
WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th St. AID.
Gil APPROvED--S725 down, S76 Is
monthly or assume excellent Az
CT loan now on property, with terms
70 suit you; this well-proportioned
iected neiehborhood is ideal for the
executive with q growing family;
large dining room. 5 fine bedrooms
full basement; many extras. See
this today Cali Mrs. Kohn: "a
1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2OO5.
NEW NE. DEvELOPMENT--Mod. 8
hedrm. brick. powder rm.. Ice. bsmt.
TIT 1.RggR mr. IA ff.A132 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
HOUSES soR sALf--N.W.

COL0REp CORNER 18th D ALLI-
son SITS. N.W.-Steady income
producers. -unit tMo-story brick
apartment house with q wifh9ntI
furniture: Large los; 6ean trs1s.
ldas ss ses do saS 0s oce
over $500 per mo-: priced for q SgIlck
MARSHALL y, WAPLE. 1874 18th
csSsIoARRRDE4 -2s3E2ESiDEr BRIck--stn
brick, pine paneied den on LIST a..
4 real bedrms., plus incl. porch on
2nd a.. unusual pine paneled rec,
rm. Nice yard, 2-car gar. Priced
70 E.p ssll With $lsSoo al an. San SAMEs
COLORED-Si, 900 DoWN--7th and
Farragut-Big buy In 6-rm. brick. in
excel. cond.. incl. porches. full
s Si janis CARR ciis TX. $500 ..
c al EfDc o. DETACHED BRICK
West Of y upper 18th STU st ,g,s5 da
lonial brick. ctr. hall, breakf. nook
plus den. plus powder rni.. 2nd A.,
8 bedrms.. 2 tile baths, Incl,
porch, pine paneled rec; rm. with
irepl. and bath: Diet; 2-car brick
days market with easy terms. Quick
poss. JAMES CARR. Tx. 3-74O0,
Co eli aIsSog CARTER BARRoN-
SO down 0I. 5 bedrms., 2 baths,
den, porch. slate roof. garage. Diet.
Reduced, $4,000. ST., 500 for quick
sale. COUNTY INVESTMENT. INC.
Ju. S-9393; SUM-. JU. 5-e505.
COLORED-1711 Sth ST. NV
houses for. $4,000. q good deal. For
further info. call T. G. BRACKEEN.
LII. 1-19l6 or LU. 1906. Once
open Sun. and Mon. 3 am. to B pm.
COL0RED ~ VACANT - 1900 block
4th st. n.w.-A clean, partially dec
GRATED 6-rm. ut a bargain price; tile
bath, 2 encl. heated porches, oil
h.-w.h., hardwood and Georgia pine
rear yards, full bsmt. with partial
rec. rm., 15-ft. alley. Inspection by
appt. Move in with deposit. r. ].
MOORE Ho. 2-67l2. .-5
BRICK, 8 and arm. apis. with
pvt. bath. gas and cleo. meters,
winter and summer hookup oil
h.-W.h., front and rear yards, 15-ft.
alley. Price S20,500 $4,000 cash
for quick sale. r. j. MOORE, no.
CoICooRRIEiD-HoME or income
Rented as apis. and rooms. always
full: INCOME. 1892; notes, S117.
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COLORED
UnnnRInGE

WOAI1&3kx4>A1
3722 22nd ct. n.e.-Corner detached
in excel. cond:; center entrance. lge
liy, rEa., fireplace, wall-to-wau car
peting, din. rm., kit. 8 bedrms.
tiled bath. dry bsnit.. gas h.-w.h.
lovely lot: conv. terms. Must b.
seen to appreciate; $15.96o.
1871 Kearny ct. n.e.-Bungalow
hedrms. and bath on LIST mr.; 3 rms
and y bath on End fioor: Ice. lot
2-caf gerage; cow. to transp. enc
schools; small down payment. Price
/ 400 block Hamiin ct. n.e.-vaeant
detached permastone; rms.
baths, attic. gas heat, newly dec.
a ss.5se. p;ries. sl Saw cow p'''
SHOWN NJ APPQINTNENT
ARTHUR I. CuRIMQ
La. 6-063l or LA. 6-77os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

COLORED--l300 MICHIGAN AVE.
N.E;-Detsched, 4.bedrcom, i.hath
HORQER. INC. 643 Ind. ave. NV.
Ma. 8s0350.
COLORED--4so4 18Th ST. Ms
open i Tiff & Mr.. doldbers. IL.
2-6I19 with PoRETskY & SONS,
INC. UN. 4-64SS.
COLORED-RTvER TERRACE--open
2 It'll 4 PM; 226 23rd st. me-:
rms, full bsrnt., gas hot air heat.
/ scr. porch, Anchor fence, DEMATA-
RAJ. R-2S7H.
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WOODRIDGE--$13,950
3719 8. Dakota. ave. n.e:-Detachsd
loo; cow. to transp... all schools
and shopping: lovely. fenced yard,
front and rear porches: For ap-
pointment to inspect. call
ARTHUR l.. CURLING
la. 6-6631 or LA. 6.776S.
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$3.50 DOWN
443l 9th ST. NV.
'oo ssS DEIsAF Hf1 PL. NV.
2026 C ST. NE.
Lovely 8 and 4-hedrm. brick homes,
ideally located near schools. shop
ping. transportation; paneled den,
recr. rm., gar, auto. heat. incl,
porches. Priced low, monthly pay
posssion. Act quickly.
BERGMAN REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
1448 HARVARD ST. NV.

A 3-story structurally sound row
tapestry brick: cow. to schools.
In good condition, having 10 rms,
kit, large bright clean hsmt.. 2h
baths, Insulated roof, 10 rear win
dows inclosed with aluminium storm
sash and screens, oil steam heat.
gas NV hestes sun aSlcyy trays re-
Reas. priced. p. j. WALsHE. INC,
11l5 Eve st. NV. Ma. S-646S. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
6 BEDRMS., 2h BATHS
$16,500
PROFITABLE
TWO-EAMIIY

Cathedral ave-. 2274, off Conn. where
pfide predominates. Owners apt,
IS, a iSso 90 o 5nfsg ss,so az s.,s sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

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