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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
Mrs. \. orisse Leaves A Void

The death this week Of Mrs Fred arie MoriSse pres
dent Of the board Of directors Of the Halle Brown
y House removed from midst Of the useful In.
dividuals IN 81. Paul
For sixteen years Mrs MoriSse served the community
house board During that period her interest and devotion
the interests Of the hear CENTER became legend she
beloved by staff the children who used the house for
creation and the parents also,
Serving first Of her head the community fund
agency Mrs MoriSSe literally worked her heart the
new building going after the fire She
aeive church worker and in number Of other activities
So interested she that when her doctor of
III health, ordered her TO cura all activity except she
chose to continue her work with Halle q Brown until she
came desperately H.
Thus lose good friend and eO-worker who made the
Sacricetha all who work in community interest make
Quietly and effectively she did her part and her reward is
sure a. the that shines
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

Over the this has found itself frequent dis
with the uaberal weekly publication the New Repub
c The this disagreement IL that b.
hind this moderate equally frequent differing
with utraconservattve journals could
within
opinion matter sh ghsh which
rational conpaey advocacy forc
valuable And the New Republics fortnight and
egent It's contributes
ing q healthy national state Of mind.
The New Republic Ia financial trouble needs funds to
problem with journals dealing solely
opinion information spite the
fact that its circulation ncreasngA phenomenon Of rising
costs not unknown to publications OF all kinds.
committee OF distinguished Americans Of whom doubtless
disagree with the New Republics editorial often
sponsor periodicals appeal
be hoped that the appeal viii succeed that this
senting win Standardization Science MONITOR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

group perhaps cyncs (anateurs OF couse)
editors publishers than most professions Fri
Hotel publishers who seldom are
hearty with their applause give Ralph Keller executive
secretary Editorial Assn vetabe ovation after
he delivered address.
appauded before by this bunch but not
prouse he has been the Associations Hired Man for
about years would completely understandable after
their hands whenever he makes
speech.
families used to the fellow who In
handy quite often don't appreciate him
This not the Saturday for could sense the
approval story how the newspapers print
the people times make tt-gOOd bad
that Minnesota editors Of the weekly
appreciate his loyal staff
doing weekly years Certainly the
which they sppauded his speech Friday indication
Of what they think Of his ability and purpose
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
Archie Gingold To Bench

The elevation OF Archie Gngod TO the st. Paul Municipal
Court bench by Gov Elmer Anderson well deserved
ignition The Judge has built snvlabs In the
SANITY City In the interests Of good government and just
mportant-sound human relAtonS
His work the Halle Q Brown Community House board
his interest In the work Of the ST. Paul Urban League evil
dence Of his desire to that all people get fair chance
make their beat contribution TO heir respective communities
Archie GngOld Ia the type Of person whose personality
spirit and kindness appeals TO people of all creeds and
classes We told that the Judge very hard
dinlike.
Glngoda appointment brings the number Of judges Of
jewish faith Twin City benches three all Of whom are
outstanding and credit to people and community.
Gov. Anderson again showed his independence by
lying the st. Paul Bar Association poll make his selections
for judgeahipa This newspaper thinks that good policy
for TO consult the bar association appointments
tho bench However also believes that the chief executive
should not be completely bound by the associations poll Those
who argue otherwise should recognize that such appointments
are the governors responsibility and that the law does
Spuate that the bar associations have voice In naming
judges The polls are for advisory purposes H.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

There commentary
OF human nature than It's unconob propensity
SIP How often just conversation
which carry with them transformation and Outlines
Justice
Tier who h above making many mistakes
some OF them wtc, Of them unn0NnEiy Q
% human nature that
publicly discuss these weaknesses often leads injury
cannot be repaired no matter how hard try
To think before speak . which n
used would do great deal toward
so % too much talk recently attention
that have begun 70 about
ing fair, are We being just being charitable
But hope above all that we
win learn that to keep mouth shut right great
and magnificent accomplishment CCOlO) RuA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

bin has been introduced In the Virginia assembly require
domestic servants to annual physical
The would make person APPLYING
for job domestic servant to furnish showing
that she s free Of contagious diseases
Those who fail comply the provisions would
be DEEMED guilty q q miadcmeanor
unQusaonab the hn has quarrel esn,ss on the
fact that Il DOES not 10 far enough
This business % spreading wway
affair Germs color status
domestic servant compelled present q clean bill
az health In all fairness the
who employ hsr.-Afro-A nseEtcaA CRaltuaarpl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
DAN OANrY q RooER DrIL.s CHANGES

While Roger Dell surveying the situation and studying the
pubcs the
with Hubert Humphrey fall friends Carney
oaonna have started boom that gentleman Ganey
close political friend Harold Stasssn
for Eisenhower II doubtful that he could make showing
against Humphrey looks like the bottom
which would putting deserving party
be satisfied with the nomination and willing
experience Members Supreme
and u s. Senator Luther YomgdAh
Collins Haam perhaps
the attempts higher
Judge a
tire Springfield Advance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
AuTos a nv, RuxlNESs aElIMFrMERs

business STRUCTURE United fundamentally
sound Everybody has been making
dips but the whole the volume Of
ably wen few prophets Of psyche
ogy supports the opts The manufacturers
III TAI 1885, second highest history
talking Of expansion IT'S not to believe figures ike
that tempted TO think that the satuaon
~ hasn't approached the satuAn point
y certain TO s. Cars and there
rpplAcsmsnt market ~
the thousands daily And Colored Tv open
market ~ sets considered bewehers they
make the grade the worry
share Of prOspsrtyA O Eksoa spEsaEneaa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

There always h the chance that raising the minimum win
deprive workers
afford thu
inexperienced ahhty
minimum
ability and education whatever Someone has
that wOrk and there corresponding number q workers
carS Qpahty simple Jobs
worth the wOrkcF
n be an spSoysr AFFORD eumpsttvs
n wage gO<s ~ q leaves
cut nfsrtor wOEksr O. Esackn a. spsagnS AaSans
Prs~A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
UNEMPLOYMENT TRFNDS


Dakota County Tribune (Farmngtoa Minn)
Unemployment IL the upward trend big
prompted with this result Even gloomiest
economists right unemployment this year
shade above the l94aS50
Peak employment In that 81 million February
jobless total Of million pessmse
this according
pare unemployment
deprsssionf averaged only
people the labor force at that time however compared TO s2s
Of the year just
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

me great inertia OF uadtona apathy superstition and ignor-
viii be only with difficulty
awakening Afca until protein hnaer. Of
African naonahsm have 30 far shown Political
rights but little interest In the elementary
no0shed The development the
toward mtslsStua and spiritual certainly
But 10 this possible aopg PsOps who ChrOncA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
Editorial Notes

Having more successfully taken President Essen
hover the State Department and Secretary DulesSenator
Joseph Mccarthy now after the u Army and headlines
He may not get anything much Of his Quares but Joe
sure gets the headlinesl
Mus. make an exarins officer feel pretty good tell off
an Army General, Ell, joel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

Governor Elmer Anderson made a good point at the
ceremonies at the state capol Monday when he
sad AS long discrimination and prejudice exits in Mime
know that state good place in which
10 live as II and should be-" ......
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, always n foe Of and
religious discrimination this week praised Minnesota for the
strides has made In ending racial and religious bgotry
It's just possible that Humphreys advocacy Of equal rights
for NegroAmercan citizens may cost him the presidency
Humphrey natural contender for the Democratic nomina
ton for the next two presidential elections
Some feel he killed his chances southern support be-
OF his plain endorsement Of equal rights for ALL but others
think the southern Democrats will be rid Of much Of the in
hbton the civil rights and question by the time Hum
phrey gets his chance for the Democratic nomnaonsay in
1860
With Oyeg 1000 persons oyercrowdng the Ncollet Hotel
the other night at testimonial dinner for Congressman Wier
and Senator Humphrey and paying from $40 $25 per plate
for the prveegeher prospective opponents get cold
chls
Grape Hangers The Of the Milwaukee Braves with
the godfatheShip Of the Miller Brewing millions and the An
purchase Of the s. Louis Cardinals has Sen Ed
win O. johnson Of Colorado excited johnson
beer out Of baseball He calls brewing baseball teups
What would home be without hot dog and bottle p|
good cold beerf
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-01
this

He hos sired hundreds of thousands Of
dollars worth of Herefords.
His Get were never beoten in show
except by the Get of his own son.
He sired fonniIy Of Herefords known
throughout the breed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

BRENTWOOD
Eight-rm. row brick featuring 1st.n,
den and bedrms.; garage; oil h. w.
heat; $1,000 down. Downtown in IL
min =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

COLORED--BUY THROUGH SCOTT.
mr.. 10th and Van Buren, SITS. NV
Beaut. 7-rm. Diet. home in ideal
community. Shown By appt. only
Substantial cash required. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

MISUNDERSTANDING Belle Haven
1 section; bedrms., 2ta baths, "a.
course: S165. TIE. 8-1464. ---18
BRK. CAPE COD. 4 bedrms., Q
baths: mr., schools, shopping and
transp.; $3.50 mo. Phone HE. 4
lsfGyEiR SPRING AREA and and $
bedrms.; rents from sos to $110.
| WOOD COMPANY. 11l5S Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring. Md. LO. 4-7200
SOUTH - s-bedrm
house Not exceptional but nice, clean
and convenient. l4th and Quincy
area. near elementary school. $14U
per mo. IA 7-180S. lie
CHOICE . and bedrm. homes, in
sRs ni Ssys i.psss 81 'f ~ Ss s5a
COLLEGE PK.-Lge. brick Colonial;
n9, zzSfHuR CARR Ssfs i %eENeY, PAP A.
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedT@ @
ss, tsss baths rec Fm.; si75. OIL
ARL.--Lower Of duplex. SIC N. Ken
more st. 3 bedrms., lge. scr. pch. |:
ideal yd: for children: gar. All itils.
J mci- i;-ssS isa mo-; immed. osepp'
ALExANDRiA-Modern: . bedro cis
as pm. Can SO. 5-4776. @is
WOODBRIDGE - Attractive 4-rcom
bungalow on quiet street, SIS. HO
AMER. UNIV. PARKS bedrooms. .
baths. new-house condition.: many
built ms; much charm; 5000 mo.
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-94OO.
1898 CLAY ST. N.E.-Five rooms
m and bath; Newly !. S dscorsted $50 PEI
st: NV. Ma. $500.
COTTAGE CITY-3-bedrm. bunga.
fenced lot: garage. 500. CASKEY.
F Esslsor cH Al aa149o; i.drn ~ cds.n
ing fireplace: patio and fence. Sl45.
va. VI mi. Pentagon-3-bedrm. det.;
gin. , r Tas, bsmt.; h.-w.h. garage,
iii T2YIoR ST. N.w.-six rms.
bath, powder rm.. util. rm.., full
bsmt.: garbage disp.: gas a.-c. heat;
brk,. semidet., bordering on park;
avail. April -; Sl35: For appt. to
fenced rear yard and full bsmt.;
OLIVER T. CARR. MA. S-S093:
CHEVY CHASE, p; G.. 4soa Harrison
and full bsmt.; available at $i35
per mo. OLIVER T. CARR. Ma.
Def. BRK., FALLS CHURCH-Four
bedrms.. bath. porch; full bsmt.; Ice.
yard: cow. everything; sos. JE.
ne 8 PERsHING DR. Arl,nctos-
3-bedroom brick Colonial; basement;
k H4sSS SSEEE n$ g.: u 200 a!.
baths; fenced yard. Vacant; $105.
BRADBURY HTS.-semidet. brick; 8
rms. and bath; full bsmt.; newly
dec, sos; now avail. Apply 4415
sqnthern ave Sc. 10; 9-s500; 10
bedrm. brick. semidet:; sep, din. rm. !;
fenced lot; scr. porch; bsmt.: walk
o ShSP; sShG9l; $50 eo HI s-s as
full Trinity College: first time Of
in excel. condition. Recreation rm..
rear porch. Avail. April ist. Lo-
Gated lust Of Michigan ave. at 80
s sTHanEii9 st. nj ii,cS Sss' c6 per ne mo
H ST. NV. Ma s-sa45.
ZIG ROXBORO PL. N.W.--3 bedrms..
semidet. brick. Just redec.; built-in
gar; gas h.-w,h.: small fenced yard
G Ca q Mr. Moo EVANS. uN. 4-54ss or
CAPE con HOME with 3 rooms and
bath down. another bedrm. up: full
bsmt.; freshly decorated: In Silver
Spring area lust of New Hamp ave:
Sis mo on lease. RIPLEY &
ROMER. Realtors. JU. 9-T539. Open
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

SOL bedrm.. .liv. rm.. kit. bath.
only EN-. 3-567S or EN-. 3-92O8.
ARL.-1n the heart Of the Bucking-
emplifies convenience plus. Avail: q
school. Hecht's shopping center,
f ns u. fnd P t5sh5e5 REAL FfPt
inc, "a; 10000. III
distance Hecht store. Ariinton ~i Hail:
nr: buses, $50 mo. incl; al utils.
st9:aseSS'a Can JA' 1856; ewes: "a,
ARL.wi-bedrm. apt. with small Extra
room: $50 plus utils. Near Byrd
Theater 5 min; PentaEon; Ar. Hall
ARLNcT HSsli' R VS3 " slSa44 sub
mo. incl. heat and hot water Water COW
shopping. schools and transp. Call
property Pro! manager. WEAVER BROS.
As6 .8:s 1ssT B. ae e. psss.9ss
$50. So to sos; utils: except cleo:
NO ehildrsn. 1902 IT: Myer DR..
apt. Minis. to Pentsson; ali Stiis.
CLOSE TO FIT. MYER-5.rm., 1st-
floor apt, incl. full bsmt. with rec.
rm., heat and water incl, S125 per
mo. Call j. H. BENOIT, Realtor.
kE; S-6677: ewes. JE. 3-1141. liz
NATIONAL AIRPORT-Avail April /
or sooner: bedrm.. living rm.. kit.
and bath apt. in garden project, at
1236 Abingdon drive, lust of Mt.
Vernon hwy. at Bashford lane: sis
mo, all utils. incl. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
ALEX.-studio apis; also 2 bedrms.,
newly dec. Can be furn.; gardens,
free parking. Call n. ?-6S30. 10
1880 N. QUINN-One-bedrm apt;
nice location; all utilS.; S71 80; child
okay. Res. mgr. IA. 5-6375. is
Hwy, NORTH ARL1NGToN LEE
One and two bedrm. apts., SS5 and
sos no.. incl. utils.; laundry ia
cilities: l blk to shopping. busline
and George Washington parkway,
Il min; to d. c. and Pentagon.
JA. 4-l300. -22
HILLSIDE GARDENS APIS.
1914 N 18th st. Arlington Va.
1:bedrm. apt. $50 so; 2-bedrm. apt.
,SlOS. az, utils- included; 80,
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q specially. S. L, MORRIS
IT.. e-l150 or Ii. 6-2sS9
ACTION M0vERS-We move by Job
or So per hr. Cali any time, day
or night: no. 1881. go
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other western State? Daily
service on household goods and
F fSSsS RI ever ma rates se4sss'' uDsoN
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-1416
MOVE ANYTHING. day or night; 81
hr. and up. NO. T-535S. 1923 7th
st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA. 1916 High St.--Beau-
tiful 3-bedrm. Diet home with Gas
yard, Mr.. Boiling. Andrews Fields.
and Naval Air Station. Shop. and
trsnsp. excel, Mr., churches. and
schools. Ideal location, S16.5oO.
gibson Giia To sssS WITH tsFT r. PAUL MI
HANNAH. 1872 18th NV. ME; s.
ANACosTIA - Standardized stucco.
8 rms. =. baths, l on, first floor;
eea ,Y hf agRf aSfR if REAr3 ssrfss1cR :
1903. L. Joe a-5S Sps ia, S''' w.
CONGRESS HTS.-S75O down will
take this 3-bedrm. semidet. home
with separate din. rn1,. full bsmt:,
EiS T n sRY Hashs @ Co. niG e. tSe sos 49,
u. a-6999. is
bama aSes6 fsf f bridE an rms Aa
baths; rms. and bath each floor.
= rms, and bath in basement: oil
ment only. Cali HARTMAN REALTY.
INC. .LU. 4-:}400. LII. "-5a76.
LYNDALE. off MINI. ave. s.e.-At-
tention CT; fine mod. 6-rm. semi
Diet brick: full bsmt.. gas heat.
Asking S1l,950. See this today for
a real value. Call Mr.. .Penland;, ST;
Pm proD Atlas Realty CO. lis
GROOM HOUSE, bath. no. water
by OWNER. Ii. 3-6442. IL
6-RM. FRAME HOUSE. Take over
payments of $3.50 per mo-, and
5000 cash. LU. 1-534S. II
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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PET LOVERS AND OWNERS

PET LOVERS AND OWNERS
HS SWns ssa sad 1 saa4 az aR: 81 81
We are reserving a limited number
Of beautiful and spacious and 2
bedrm. apts. for families with pets
Apis. are conv. located in beaut
WOODED wooded area Of Arlington and Falls
Lee. bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. ell,
through ventilation, individual stor.
age space: limited immed. occu-
pancy. Write full particulars Of
family. requirements and descrip-
t ,sct 81 pet; Type pet allowed sub.
bedrm. from $3.50; 2 bedrms. from
S92. utils. incl. Enclose phone num-
Der and address. Box 170-G, Star.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

FURN. e-BEDRM. APT. reduced in
price. Reason. for sale, must leave
r f1tE seq GfI LII 9sss .1.G e
rm. apt with l3x"0 liv. rm;. sep.
city: vacant. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
QI. 7-l4l1; eyes,. OIL. 2-4634. al
ARLINGTON - Lge. arm. -and-bath
corner apt. block direct busline
to Pentagon and downtown b. c.:
includes eyerythine. 90 t owner viii viii
sell equity for $1,000. ia. 7-5942,
TWO BEDRMs., s55 PER MO. pays
prtn.. int. taxes, ms. utils. and
maint.: total price, $3.50: down
payment arranged for qualified
buyer. STILLS REAL ESTATE. ia.
$4,000 It'll 8 pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GEORGETOWN--Fa Of 4, = chill
dren; must have some rear garden.
place for washer. Phone OIL. "-95S9
WE NEED HOUSES D. c. and Md,
SIS up-up-up. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS, WO. $1,000.
2-BEDRM. HOUSE with incl. yard
around $40. GEORGETOWN or cow
State Dept. Social and financial
refs; ;, EN- 3;3l9l: .
bier or house. unfurnp cle eans ou n,n
near bus to PentaRon. TIE. 6-6447.
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHEp

CHEVY CHASE. ID. c. bedrooms.
pa baths large din nm ans living
rm. Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10
Is3. KENYON ST. H.w.-RentaL
With option to bay on easy terms
TWIN BROOK. Rockyille-Immedis; e
?ccupancy. Phone Oh. 1-27on. ~
ARL. --3-bedrm. prick Colonial has
liv. rm, with frepL, din. rm:, equip.
kit Enclosed den, Ia baths. rec.
nm; conyd to WeSto o"st, shoppine
rent s iss 'i PoMPoNio Mo- REALTY
5-RM. ALL BRICK HOUSE, full bsmt.
2 yrs: old, Cow Sc. loo. sos mo.
. Ri BEbk a5oiM mod. s.yr.-old 1 6riek,
M. Agar I'd. and Queens Chapel I'd.
20 min; to everywhere. $50 per mo.
AfEx.@semidetached. . bedrms,. liv.
Closets d fenced sde Yard faq soo f mo n hHss
CONGRESS HEIGHTs AREA - 3
bedrooms. IA baths; conveniently
located to Boiling Field. near large
f sHGDpins ce ea 10 FoT further IN
A LEX: o. Route Route i STes .oI Ems s
House 5tSip FOR REN TN Si 5earms large
liv.. room. dining rm., kitchen and
bath: on Route 21l. ia miles west
q Fairfax High School. $50 month.
BRIGHTWoo6 AREAS rooms and
bath: Oh heat; rec. rm.. and garage
cHEE:viY' CHASE. MD.-vacant; s ise.
bedrms.,, :: baths, lily; rm;. din; I'm, /;
$:oi55. Fl TSU.L5ToNS r. re GORDON; JT.
SILVER SPRING. Sligo Park His
Lovely home, unusual yard; Sl25
r%G G c chicken III HII W.. 7o7 Arlington as
rms; fenced-in yard, gas heat; S11O
Weaver BROS. ' me- Dr. s-ssseo,,
I:n MADISON ST. N.w.-pet..0 4
bedrms.; deep yard: nice cond,; va
CANT; Sis per mo. sTRoUP. gA
SILVER SPRING. near Johns Hop
sass fenced lot or, SIS cG BEERS
RK EsTiER III & X GasbkNs. Fans
Church area - 3-bedrm. rambler;
full basement; gas heat; auto. wash:
Sl35 per mo. Call j. H. BENOfT
Realtor. RE. S-6677; eyes,. JE; - g.
NEAR COLEsvILLE-a-bedrm. Cape
God sppr oocrn.n acre; $ w0oR9 Per No
AGENCY. INC. JU. e-5555 til o
800 o. MD AVE. N.E.-e-rm. brick
house; oil heat. fenced yard; $50.
WIZ TGN-r3. bedrm hrt rambler
garage, playhouse. fenced I'd; near
scnools;; Sl,0; 10. 4-s451. lis
gas heat; 1925. .THos: P BROWN.
9l5 4th st: s.w. ma: S-1S19. II
GROOM BRICK, Shirley hwy.-Fire-
place, oil heat. basement and ga
rage. K!. S-3337: KI 9-f7?4,. lS'
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-3 bedrms.,
brand new brick, nice kit, 21x1S
liy. rm., full bsmt. no. 2-1251.
ARL.. $1O5--:!-bedrm. semidet. mr.
Pentagon. Wash. shop. center
EN-. 3-567S or EN-. 3-92Os. 10
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick Colonial
A-340O. III. 4-23b4. ia
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BROOM HOUSE

COLORED
HOUSES AND APTS.. $50 TO 500
SURETY REALTY CO.
1881 N st. NV. AID. 4-053l
m
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BRITISH GOVT. oficial requires fur
nished LIST or End a. air conditioned
apt, with porch and garage, mr..
Shoreham hotel. HO. 2-1340 ext.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EOS E: Glendale ave-. Apt. No. p
Lee; l-bedrm. apt, utils. incl; $75i
available now. Inspect, see janitoI
on premises. Apt. Bile.
Jess Fisher Management Co
1920 K st NV. Elk. 3-1Sl1
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CAPTION, Hill.

Flat-front. brick. q few blocks to Ii.
brary of C.; perfect condition; 8
Isl H. pO%de Pain r oS StGyed o6gr orehs n:
basement, oil h.-w.h.; good yards;
det. gar; wide alley. Price, SIC.
200; terms. Call Mr.. Bramble. Ii.
Morgan Real Estate Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

BRENTWOOD
Eight-rm. row brick featuring 1st.n
den and 4 bedrms.; garage: oil Nv
heat; $1,000 down. Downtown in IL
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4.200t
SHEPHERD PARK
1901 ALASKA AVE. NV.
Owner leaving city wants quick sale
oe o stUne c ssc.
lent condition throughout with foyer
oversize din. rm.. Kit. with breakfast
rm.. powder rm. ana den: End A..
master bedrm.. 15x21. with bath
other twin-size bedrms. with bath;
finished rms. in attic. Bsmt. has
Inspect -' By al apt. Cal. Mr.. CLARK LARK
RIA. 3-901l.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OOt
cooLl TDSSEF HiaA s sIi S;T' AREA
dec. modern Kit, Priced 0 Very meas reas
S. WiLDER REALTY CO. rs
WALTER REED AREA
Def. 6-RM. BRICK, S20,750
LOUIS RIDDEN Elk. 3-570i
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Attractive ssemidetached brick; der
on LIST H.; 4 bedrms. on End; bsmt
with rumpus rm. and bath, oil INV
heat. parage: excellent transporta.
ton.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV.
Realtor. AID. 4-2O05.
DOWNTOWN-HOME AND INCOME
Cow. location, near 14th and r.
ave. NV. ! lge. rms. and Ia baths
within walking distance to work
Best value on today's market. $1,000
down and 500 per month. Fol
appt. call Mr.. Shuman. DU. 1885
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV.
Realtor. AID. 4-2O05.
FACING FORT SLOCUM PARK
5731 KANSAS AVE. NV.
ceptional Diet. brick. z rms. 3 baths
center hall. liv. rm. with fireplace
din. rm.; bright, heated den,: tabl
space in kit: bedrms.; 2 screened
porches: big. recr. rm. and full batl
in light. cry bsmt., outside entr.
INV heat; double gar; Anchor
fenced lot: cow. schools, shopping
transp.; we'll financed. Call MI
Maury. tn. 2.3926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l1th ST. NJ w Realtor AID A-o00l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
5811 32nd ST. NV.

detached brick; large. well-land :
scaped yard; .-car garage: t3 bed
roomst. . baths: basement has
maids room and bath: completely
redecorated $3.50 monthly.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
rs 18th 81 NV. DI T-RS2n