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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30

Nally, for the second time urged
the embittered couple to try and
reach a property settlement be-
fore getting a divorce.
Last Wednesday the judge ask
ed the estranged couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester w. Oden to try and
reach a property settlement, but
the angry pair could reach no a.
greement and Monday the court
fight was resumed
While the actual terms of the
settlement were not disclosed, 1t
is believed they they agreed to the
following terms:
Mrs. Oden is to receive the div
orce and 81 900 cash to be paid in
four installments of $3.50; $3.50 per
month alimony for the first year
and 5000 per month thereafter or
until she remarries, possession of
the home at $50 Fuller Av She
will have to pay the $50 a month
month payments to pay off the
balance of the mortgage.
Tells OF Beating
Monday, when Mrs. Oden took
the witness stand to resume her
testimony, she told of the beat
ing her husband gave her early
Christmas morning, 1919.
She testified that her husband
accused her of misplacing the
Christmas Eve receipts from the
restaurant and beat her uncon-
scious. Later that same Christmas
Day, she stated, detectives called
by her husband questioned her at
length about the missing money.
Later, when she was cross-ex-
amined by her husbands attorney,
Jerome Hoffman, she was asked to
account for a 5000 bank deposit
she made January 10. 1850.
To this question she replied that
she had saved her tips and that
the money banked was tips.
One of the highlights Of the trial
this week was the testimony Of
Mrs. Rose Price, $3.50 Fourth Av.
s., Minneapolis, concerning her
relationship with oden.
Mrs. Price testified that Oden
has made all of the s107 a month
payments on her 1858 Oldsmobile
Holiday coupe purchased last No
vember for $4,000.
The witness said that she came
TO the Twin Cities last September
from New York and that her auto
mobile broke down in Black River
Falls, Wis. and the repair bill was
$3.50.
After arriving in st. Paul she
went to work at Road Buddies
Cafe for three weeks, and Oden,
one of the proprietors, loaned her
500 to help pay for the repair
bill on the car.
Who paid her charge account at
Cooks was not answered because
of objections raised by Oden's at
torney, Jerome Hoffman.
Sidney Goff, Mrs. oden's at
torney. then asked that she be
temporarily excused and Oden was
called to the stand.
Oden testified that he paid for
all gasoline for Mrs. Prices auto
mobile and other maintenance
costs, such as grease changes,
washing and polishing.
When asked why he kept no
record of checks in his checkbook,
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Bishop Ransom Unable
To Attend Meeting

Retired Bishop Reverdy c. Ran
som of Wilberforce. Ohio, who
WAS expected at the AME confab
next week wrote this paper that
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30
Charges Fly; Truce Comes:
Charges Fly; Truce Comes
Oden Divorce WrangIe
Ends; Wife To Receive
Decree, Home & AIimony
BY ED BLACKWELL

The battling Odens reached property settlement Tues
day afternoon April 81 thus ending of most bitterly
contested divorce suits that the ST. Paul community wit
messed in long time The involved Chester Oden
man and his wife, Mrs Josephine Oden
just before recess presiding Judge Carlton + Nc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30

James C. Evans.
special a dvisor
on Negro affairs
for the Defense
department.
One OF tn Q
highlights of the
meeting win be
the presentation
Iof awards b y
municipal Judge
Judge Archi e
Gingold.
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500 To Attend.
900 To Affend
African MethodistS Hold
Expansion COnvocation In
Minneapolis May 5 & 6

The Mecca for members Of the African Methodist Bpisco
pal church of the Fourth Episcopal district Wednesday
and Thursday will be St Peter AME church in Minneapolis
whore the annual district Expansion Convocaon win
in 1854 sessions
The AME denomination will be lead Minnesota by the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30
Mill City Urban
League Elects
DieboId Pres

The Minneapolis Urban League
board at it's annual meeting Tues
day. April 20, elected Marshall
Diebold. vice-president OF North
rup King Co, Talmage y. Carey,
first vice president; Mrs Loring
Staples. second vice-president;
Rev. Louis johnson. secretary and
George w. Robitshek, treasurer.
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Presiding Elder
Welcomes AME's
To Minnesota

Rev, Nelson Pryor, presiding
elder OF the st, Paul district OF the
Northwestern Conference OF the
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800 Attend:
Speakers Pay Tribute To
7. B. Carey at Testimonial;
William Seabron Speaks

An overflow crowd of diners paid tribute to Tamage b.
Carey Monday evening for his contributions for the beement
of the community and his work in building the Associated Ne
Credit Union The testimonial dinner held at the Dyck
man Hotel.
William NJ. "Bill' Seabron former Minneapolis Urban
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Defense Aid To
Address Halle
AnnuuI Meeting

The principal speaker AT Halle
@ Browns Silver anniversary
meeting, Sunday, May 2, win be
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Presents Bouquet to Mrs. Roose-
welt: Mrs. Robert Murray, 4034
Third Az. s.. presented Mrs. FL
eanor Roosevelt with a bouquet OF
flowers atthe UN Rally held April
20 in the st. Paul auditorium.
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he could not attend. Bishop Ran
some wrote that ne could not
come 70 Minneapolis because Of
his age without having someone
to accompany him.
The aged prelate Is 90 years old,
having been born in 1851 Bishop
Ransom sent a mat Of himself and
a biographical sketch. writing: y
am sending you a mat and a brief
sketch or appraisal OF myself
You can put IL in your newspaper
graveyard" but I trust you shall
not need Il In your obituary col
urnn for quite sometime
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30

There's plenty 10 see in Mime
apolis and 81. Paul. AME dele
gates!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30

We welcome you 20 the Twin
Cities ANfE delegates!
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Bishop Wright Was
Ordained Here
BISHOP n X. MEfGf

BISHOP X. *. WRIGHT JR.
Bishop Wright was ordained a
deacon in the AME church in 1900
in 81. Peter AME church here in
Minneapolis. When he arrives here
by plane Wednesday II viii be his
first trip back here since his or
dinAtion. 81 years ago. Bishop
Wright. however. is one OF the
most widely Travelled high church.
men In the nation.
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Bishop FREDERICK D. Jordan re-
sides in sunny California and pre-
sides over the nth district Of the
AME church. He was elected al
the last General Conference Of the
church after making a fine re
cord as pastor in Los Angeles.
He win be one OF the bishops In
Minneapolis next week.
Bishop Jordan has crossed the
Atlantic ocean ak times visiting
IS different foreign countries
His distrie; now comprises most
OF Southern Africa.
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BISHOP FRANK NJ. REID
Bishop Frank Madison Reid Of
the seventh episcopal district has
the reputation Of being one OF the
most powerful speakers In the
AME church. He was elevated TO
the bishopric at Detroit In 1910.
Known as a militant advocate Of
equality for the Negro. Bishop
Reid has won number Of awards
for his interest in the getting Of
Negroes 10 vote In South Carolina
where he leads 100000 African
MethodistS Bishop Reid win take
a leading part In the AAfE meet
ing here next week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30

Fourth District presiding bishop,
George w, Baber OF Detroit.
Michigan. who directs the destin-
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oden replied that he didn't have
time to keep a record.
Asked about his monthly bank
statements, he stated that he did
not keep them and that had been
his practice for number of years.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Radford Flies 10 BANGKOK
For Arms Program Talks
sy The As.oeia,sd Press

BANGKOK, Dec. 22.--Admiral
Arthur w. Radford arrived at
Bangkok yesterday for consulta-
tions with United States and
Thai officials on Thailand's mill
itary program.
The chairman of the United
States Joint Chiefs Of STAFF told
Of local reports that his real
mission was to discuss q Thai
United States mutual security
pact, said these were news to
me-" "SEATo may prove ade-
quate," Admiral Radford told
correspondents.
Querried on a proposed de-
fense treaty among Thailand,
Cambodia and Laos-which re-
portedly is being discussed by
the Laotian government delega-
tion now here-Admiral Radford
said closer relations among
democracies undoubtedly would
prove worth while.
Admiral Radford. who came
here from Karachi by United
States Navy plane, leaves today
for Saigon. with a luncheon
stopover with Cambodian King
Norodom Sihanouk at Pnom-
PENN.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
1875 Refugees Listed

BERLIN, Dec. % (P,.-The
East German Communist news
agency Adm claimed yesterday
75.785 West Germans moved
into the Soviet zone during the
13-month period ending Octo-
ber 81. OF these 44.401 were
persons who had once deserted
the Soviet zone, the agency
stated.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Futher of a Convicted
Of Killing Womun

A Norbeck Md father of
four yesterday was found guilty
of nanslaughter in the fatal
shooting OF woman at his home
last October 2.
Convicted by a jury In Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
was William Hawthorne Adams.
"a, colored. Betty McKelvin,
also colored. was killed while
sitting in a car.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Three Resign Posts
As Democrats Plan
IoReorganize Staff
sy me As.oeiatsd prss.

Three members Of the head
quarters stan Of the Democratic
National Committee have re-
signed in . reorganization pre-
pairing for installation Of the
new party chairman. Paul M.
Butler. on January !.
-Four other staff ofiicials are
staying on, committee sources
said.
Those who have resigned are
Hyman b. Raskin OF Chicago,
deputy chairman: Stanley Wood
ward. Washington diplomat.
treasurer, and Miss Grace Tully,
director Of field activities for
the Democratic Digest, the COM
mittee's monthly publication.
Awaiting Successor.
Mr. Woodward, only officer
under the resigned Chairman
i. Stephen Al. Mitchell who holds
an elective Office, has been asked
to remain In the treasurer's
post until a successor Is elected
or an acting treasurer Is ap-
pointed by Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. Raskin, who held q sala-
ried job at the committee, Is
joining the Chicago law flrm Of
Mr.. Mitchell.
Mr.. Woodward was Ambas-
sador to Canada and chief of
State Department protocol in
the Truman administration. He
has been treasurer since Deem
ber II. 1853.
May Join Hartman.
Miss Tully, who was In charge
of correspondence before she
became identified with the Di-
gest in recent months. was said
to have accepted q correspond
ence post with Averell Hartman,
Governor-elect of New York.
Miss Tully was private secre-
tary to President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Staying on under Mr.. Buffers
Craftsmanship are Clayton Fritz
chey, deputy chairman with SUI
pervision over publicity md
public relations: Samuel q.
Brightran, director OF public
ity; Philip M. Stern. director Of
research, and Mrs. Katie Lou
cheim, director of women's ac-
tiyities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGGISTS ATTENTION-Now is
the time to buy. Many liStings Of
drug stores RANGING from $4,000
to 100000. MILTON GOLDSMITH.
FOUNTAIN. SANDWICH SHOP. near
apt. $780, 0sy terms nscei d. als56o'
Observation-Disclosures; good up.
per 14th NV. location. Beer and
light wines. Must sell. illness
Northumberland working seere-
taIy and treasurer. business ne;sh, est ! ID
l ishsa Gears An must 4e9 g an0
DRUGSTORE in fast-growing suburbs
over 100000 yr.; $4,000; terms
GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500:
SERVICE. STATI0NS--Mator oil com
pany offers leadership Of 3-bay sta.
in Hyattsviiie. Nd. Selling expert.
ence plus a mod. investment. Nc
good will Box 289-E. Star, Ia
SERVICE STATION--In heart Of com.
mercial area on Rhode Island ave.
nue. ne; lge. full .driveways; excel
loo; for wide-a avs .r businessmen nS nan
SERVICE STATION DEAIERsHIP-
Located on busy Pa. ave. Sc. now
available; this is a money maker
FOR a small operation; reas. invest
Tor stock and equipment; no good
SUPER SERVICE STxTIoN-A beaut
4-bay service station. avail. March
l; located on busy Wisconsin ave-
mod. Investment will give excel. re.
turns. For full info. write. Box 2S3.
DELfcAT. VARIETY. NV; nice yt bus.
8 days. low tent, excel. loo; S4, 600;
$1,000 down. DI. 7-66O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

FIVE BACHELORS wish to share
with l or . other bachelors (23-3o'.
lge. furn. home in good NV. section
PORTER st. mr.. Conn.,. comfortable
living, TV. maid service and excel
cook. WO 6-5552. Ia
LANDOVER HILLS-Empl. lady: IS
30, share completely furn. home
with another: transp. can be ar.
ranged; $50. AP. 1888 ewes. and
ARLINGTON. vA.-Attractive cow
c Couple Ho or Women omen 81. 1858. Sat.
or Sun. until Z pm.
e OR 3 GIRLS to share 3-bedrm
house with 2 others; reas.. sc. sec
ton. 10 2-9465.
GEORGETOWN college girls wish
10 share attractive house with a
fourth; rent. S45 per mo-. plus utils.
Cali AID. 4-3459. after 10 sunday.
WILL SHARE my broom home with
a couple; cow to Andrews field or
Census Bureau. 10. S-904l.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Home to share
with refined lady. No other tenants.
Reasonable. 10. 2-1S62.
COLORED-MAN TO SHARE HOME
with another man; northeast. Ii.
6-023S or ia. 9-7269. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

12-ROOM, 3-BATH HOME, silver
Spring; consider 2nd mortgage or
1854 auto. JU. 5-5533 I4s
A CALF. OWNERS EXCHANGE
VIII exchange 4-bedrm.. 3-bath and
recreation room home. overlooking
San Francisco Bay for similar value
IN Washington area. some furniture.
dolph 3-06UH. i4s
HOTEL AT HIALEAH, FLA.-32 rms,
and 2. apis. on q busy thoroughfare,
2 blocks from race track. Owner will
trade for Washington property. Call
2-6922, JAMES L, DIXON g. CO.
WILL TRADE EQUITY in 2-bedrm.
brick, semidet; mr.. shopping center,
Alex. Grea. for acreage or lots In Va.
LE A-A3R1 After 1 d m
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont

within is min, Of downtown WASH
spiit-level rambler. step: down iiv:
rm. lge: din. rm.. inclosed screened
extra bedrm.. daylight recr. rm.,
built-in bar. 2h baths, servants
quarters and bath, very modern
kitchen Call Mr.. Dulberger, OIL.
4-3585. CARL M. FREEMAN REAL
ESTATE CO.. INC. OIL. 4-O642
NEAR LIST AND KENNEDY-20-ft
attached stone and brick: 8 rooms,
a bedrooms), 2ls baths. gas h.-wh h.
Make offer. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-141l: ewes. RIA. 6-5924. III
GIT UNDERWOOD ST. N:W.-A better
home In a better neighborhood. You
many features. such as wall-to-wall
frepl., glassed in baths. LIST and end
rs. large bedrm. downstairs, 2 up.
Side entrance to finished bsmt. with
powder I'm I'm Oct: garage. $24. 500
only. DOUG N. SMILEY. INC. IN.
j.. 4oss260: ewes. 10: 3-6547; IA
1887 18th ST. N.W.-By owner. 81
story, brick row. 3rd A.; now COM
plete apt; excel income and home
or, easily COW. into Or 9 apis;
3R baths; II rms; S19,5OO. Sub
stantial cash REQ. co. 5-5327.
JUST OFF CONN.-a-bedrm., 2-bath
Schools. shops, bus bus" En-. a-S Sa7.
18th ST. NV. AT INGRAHAM-
233-ft. row brick in good cond.: 4
bedrms., 2 baths. lst-fioor den. oil
heat. gar. Owner ILL., must be sold.
$1S,500. Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 1886,
with DRURY REALTY CORP. DI.
FACING ROCK CREEK pARK-For
sale BY owner; charming 7-rm. Co
beautiful neighborhood. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Selling at sacri-
nee price. Call tn. 2-5459. No
as assq 1SGRAHAM ST. N.w.-open s-e
Mod: bedrms.. 2h baths. recr.
REALTY 45g CO. IA. s-i750, ST
OPEN, SEE l4O5 WEBSTER. Real 10
rms, 3 baths. 3 APIS, live in one;
. baths. 4 bed ms. screened porch,
garage. fenced yard. OWNER; appt.,
FOR SALE BY OWNER. 5914 3rd st.
NV: bedrms;; heated sun porch,
Price. $lG.95o. RA. 6-5951.
5175 MACARTHUR BLvD.-open to-
day. to d. Furn. or unfurn. Easy
NAN, En-. 3-o303. ~
GORGEOUS RAMBLER ELEGANT
area in Shepherd Park. OPEN TO-
DAY l TO g. Golden opportunity
for lowest price" None finer in en-
tire vicinity. Lifetime house 8 rms.
den. > baths. bsmt. W. maids rm.
and bath. gar. Unusual floor plan.
Offers the MOST in beauty, comfort
and distinction. Many delightful
extras: Az de luxe features. Words
cannot adequately describe It. You
must see for Yourself. For the pru-
t the sisgxA To HHE sfS and buy U
Ign St, W. 3. REALTY, ia. g.
ACROSS COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Semidet. corner 6-rm. brick home.
newly decorated full bsmt.. sas
heat. Inmed. poss.; S13.750 with
$1,000 down or will rent RA
1895 VARNUM ST. NW.-S20. 600
Is. Trust obtainable: lovely detached
brick home. Ia~sc Nv. rm., den. sep
large dining m kitchen: large re-
ca~. hal: i-tw!r SIZE hedrms. .
raths. finished hrgc third floor
Full bec-mcnt, maids rm.; Of! H.-W
hat: b-autiful garden. d"teched .
CO.. garage; exclusive Call Mr.. Dell
with JAMES L. DIXON CO. ST
3-1o00 Ewes III S-l51o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
COMPARE

QUALITY RAMBLERS
4434 Springdale st. NV.
OPEN TODAY. 1 TO DARK
We urge you to inspect and compare
the numerous features Of these
lovely homes. Priced ct only S34,-
$50. To reach: Out Mass. ave.
past Nebraska ave. to 45th St,
right 2 blks. to Springdale st.. right
H. T. RANDOLPH
2137 X ST. NV. RE. 7-2137
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
HOUSES FOR sALEN.W.
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
NEW ISH IN 1N,T0WN RA M
OPEN SAT. SUN. 1-DARK

These fine homes feature center halls
spacious living rooms. separate din
ing rooms, outstanding kitchens. 8
bedrooms. 2 exceptional tile baths,
full daylight Easements with half
baths. closet space aplenty. MANY
people have expressed q desire for
a rambler. but not way out. We
have the answer to that problem
suburban environment in the city;
every convenience ut hand.
$29,750
Out Mass. ave. to 18th
ST.. right 2 blocks to 6prinRdaie.
right to 4439 and our OPEN sign.
LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY co.
EN-. $4,000 :.
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Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
OWNERS SALE

500 $50 on attractive terms--Brick
Cape Cod With slate roof. on a level
ste LOO LIZ IT; deep; "3-ft. liy.: nm;
screened porch on LIST FIR; 3 bedrms..
= baths on End: COW. loo. mr.. COM
plete shop. center and excel. tranSp.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

LIQUOR RESTAURANT - Weekly
business over 81 900. Low rent, lge.
lease Priced reasonably. Terms.
Kathleen NJ. Ryan, RE. 1-42Sl.
NATHAN SILVER, NE. S-215l.
STAND in once bldg. Short hours. g.
day week. suitable for retired per-
son.
Gift and newsstand In Ice. transient
hotel. Low rent. Very profitable.
Priced reasonable On low terms.
Call Monday NATHAN SILVER. ME.
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CHEVY CEASE D. c.

OPEN SUNDAY FROM
Utah eve or Tennvson TO 3lSt 81
Centcr-hali brick home, spacious liv.
rm with screened porch overlook
ing wooded area Breakfast rr1.. kit.
and nice size din. rm. on 1st fir;
firenlac~e. SEE this quality bull;
home on quiet street before You buy.
Call Mrs. Dawson, VIC. 6-4l6. for
app't
MARSHALL J WAPLF co.
. 90 1-O0nS
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

O11LV NI11OEI, y. =.
Completely redecorated. immacu-
lately clean small brick Colonial
with 3 TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS,
u baths. attached garage. ire
mendou5 screened living porch.
newly equipped sDarklins kitchen.
GAS INV. HEAT Wei designed
home; attra ctivC neighborhood.
Convenient to BLESSED SACRA-
MENT. LAFAYETTE SCHOOL. close
TO transp. Priced in low twenties
with excellen; terms. once open
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

8 BEDRMS AND 3 BATHS
A most comfortable older home
ideally arranged for a large family
IN Blessed Sacrament Parish. Cow.
10 shopping. transp. and all schools.
4 good buy! Call Mrs. Kine, WO.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

PRIGFTWOOD
Mr.. Sheridan C-nter. semi Diet brk. ::
Il lovely rms. and beth. front and
rrar marches. gas heat paraee;
pr'r" Sl3 $40 or terrne' completely
frrn'SNed Coll ia. a-nT7O today
FLEETWOOD REALTY CO.. d.
1-SG66
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BRENTWOOD AREA

OPEN SUNDAY. l TO DARK
A better semidet. brk. home. Offering
lge. recep. hall. LIST fl. den: 3 bed
rms, bath and incl rearN porch on
2nd A.; full bsmt.. Rarage. Call IA
a-S765 or OIL A-2SO6.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. o-617S IA
BRIGHTWOOD-29-familyb rk. home
evcel. cond: let-f. ant. 3 rms,
kit, rec. rm. with bath: "nd f., 3
rms. kit and bath. $500 On
7-rn. brk. hone-Newly decorated
fr'' bsr' with II hnth: S13.o50.
So 500 cash. RA. 3-1aI6. JAMES S.
VII DER REALTY CO
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NOTICE
HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED-LANDLORD, let US rent
your house or apt. No charge to you.
HO. 2-0f06.
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1873 w. LELAND ST.
CuEVV CHASE Mn
500 TO S79
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1854

Rents decrease each month. Fl. pu-
Pont Hills, Sc: 1la-year -old. brick,
semidet. 2-bedrm., din. rnl.. bSmt.
Frigidaire with freezer, garbage dis
poeo1 An A-1nS0
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1915 MASS. AVE. Sc.

Row house, . stories, . bedrooms,
bath, h.-w.h. Convenient to south
east area. Rent, Sos.
B. F. SAUL co.
o25 18th st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

COLORED = 5-ROOM SEMIDET.
brick; in ne. loo. Shown by appt.
COLORED-IOOI 10th ST. Sc
Row brick; > rms, bath. ami: SOS
mo. Elk. $4,000: ewes. HO. 2-O32o.
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4 rTDFOOMS
VACANT

4 rTDROOMS
VACANT
1928 New F@-r1ehi-e ave: reception
nan nantrv ee attic Tic high d re,lip nm e. Sls
with to'Ie': Not-wat~r oil heat
Price arr terms r-~~~7able.
TEO V. CT EPITT@
DI. 7-1a95 JU. a-437S
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WOODFIELD

Store and home comb; o good sized
store in a business location; O mod
ern home attached. Would be
excellent for q DIGS store. S1S,50O.
MARVIN SIMMONS co.
706 Z. Montgomery Ave, Rockville,
Md. Phone Poplar 2-4500. Ewes,
Poplar 2-2150 or GaithersburE 4O1.
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lST AND MADISON SITS.
better row brE. hem Offering re
ception hail, Ice liv I'm. and din
rm.. LIST a. den ana powder I'm
2 bedrmS. and ba'h on md a
Full bSmt with rec. rm. and ga
rage Good 6nsncir~. To inspect
call ME. S-563O or OIL. a-2So6
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

l4TH AND INGRAHAM SITS,
Priced S".0oo below market with
GOOD fnanci-G. verv laree semi.
Diet. home Offering center-hall plan.
lst A. den and powder rm;; hed--
rms and " baths on end 4, Fu,II
CO. 5-s546 or Oh. 4-oS08,
NO "-G77s ia
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 6
1n3 Tauss's n. nc. "-yr old semi
Diet. b-'ck, 3 nic, be,drms-. lac. l!v.
Eif g., ( t IN saert fsthf Ov DC cw 1TTe
rCW'TOwN LOCATION
14th and r. J. rye. n.w.---S-rm.. ! ~
bath row tric'': oil INV. heat. con-
Ing hcuS- -"cellen: buv at Sl3 500
with $" GOO down. NJ. Shuman, DU.
MIRspALL J. wAPLF co.
Rea!tor. l::l 14th st. AD 4-"no5
NF sST F 4 2U YOURSELF z:na.rNT
At low PR1cE OF Sl5, 800
Weil f1nan ed. you name YOUR terms
Do not miss this opportunity to buy
a familv-siTe home, prewar built,
lovely level lot well shrubbed'.
THIS PROPERTY OFFERS
VALUE PLUS
1t will be time well spent. going over
this. property. Must be sold this
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO DARK
6ll0 BLAIR ROAD NV.
For Apt Mr.. Sasinor. RIA. 6-4051
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th St. AID. 4-n005
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