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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-23

PROBATE NOTICE - Approval and
Settlement of Account. Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court of Madison
County. Ohio for approval and set
tlement: David =. Jordan G'9rdi"" -
ship Number 7125 Docket 8 Page 66.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to, said account will be for hearing
before said Court, on the 25th dav
of August 1854, at which time said
account will be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed of.
ANY person interested may file
written exceptions to said account
or to matters pertaining to the ex-
ecuGiun of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing. Maurice L. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-23
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING ON
TAN RIrnEIsT

Two copies of the Tax Budget
as tentatively adopted TO the
township of Fairfield in Madison
. County Ohio. are on file in the Of
flee Of the Auditor of said County.
These are for public inspe@' ion; and
a Public Hearing on said Rudget
will be held at the Town ship HALL
at Lilly Chapel in said Township,
on Monday, the 2nd day of August
1854, at l o'clock PM.
Wilson mclaughlin.
Clerk of Fairfield Twp.
Trustees
July %
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-23
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA Ro5Y Reporter
BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Junior Church 1920 am.

JuIlRoT AAlUL III ~ 'Oo NA'AAA'
Worship service 1870 am.
Hour of Power" Wednesday
$50 pm.
On Friday evening, July %, the
Family Circle Class have invited
the Adult Glass and their friends
to a party at the church.
Sunday evening the young folks
will have a special meeting to be-
gin at $50. A Bishop of the Con-
servative Amish Church will be
present for an explanation and dis
cussion of the Amish Church.
The young folks class have put
up a sign at the corner of the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-23

Kroger Fresh, cut-up, tray pack
The family's favorite for that big
Sunday dinner or for taking along
on a picnic. None finer at any price
Get one today.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

strange how people supply
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
Housing Authority Bans Bias

Minneapolis TRIBUNE Minneapolis is
Redsvsiopnsnt 81 Der set,Ins
religious Decentralization IN ihs Glen
acknowledgement and progressive step THIS
agrsss step praise IN
nhh ,ssn~ay campaign
10 get the sub6rity 10 take the aei1n u finally M
rssntores~ N,
position Mnnsapoh
ia cities setting
religious ff The ~ since Discrimination
housing Industrial ~ which
mis- The all sionE that the authority
this p0bis Its resolution
housing
s,rssd ths authority the nfs ~ right,
deterrent facing the Tho methods used by
opponents ~ The ssfsf public ~ the authority which
authority public agency
p6nSns Religious KIN
housing Developments Thus authority pansby
acknowledgement and sIpro clearance program.
This believes ths, there - such growing public c"noia
the continued bKDiry
that
Housing Authority H vide support
communication only the pSndosd aad sntsy blind today
Justify religion
origin supported Developments and this fast diminish
In numbers
acknowledgement Authority the uRht
~ bias ulSnwod this
community owes The authority a vote ~ manh'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
Showdown In The Making

between President Eisenhower
apparently
his colleagues the supported
tho od Guard Republicans faces political Oblivion
fighting a guard salvage position
country Tolerant McCatthys donE
character
vicious attack E"snho~s than the Democrats dd
during Of the 1909 ssc,oDa
NcCsrthYa statement President giving
"a Communists
tpgng approve Mccarthy methods
deserving the uniform. out
appeal upon
~ called upon military
president Senator
FLANDERS Watkins
Eaoh ~ these principle Mccarthy thinks that
because ~ them initiated investigation o ha
other order
should them 'of daring 10 take with the Senator
Wisconsin
FLANDERS searching honesty
Tafihys those iut"r
This
~ho believe
viii have "a realities Mccarthy
spade sfai" relentless psring
10 holds method fight which
oor faces problem Keeping peace getesn
liberal hpuh had stand Mccarthy
III" Ola guah thereby
made thensslrsa ~ Mccarthy bloc
In Eisenhower
otrahl headline Mccarthy believe the people
viii bach u" ~ an overwhelming majority
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

BY he prints sheet called
IN" American Nationalist devoted hs
tack the School Segregation decons in trade Il.
"nh"" repetition ~ attacks all o the
evils
ius h School Segregation decision rvoIysa around
III" discovery that IN" HAAtP IL really The
Jew" he rants mr." misleading Negroes IN" happy Negroes
iD Cnntent"i
The poll '"S school segregation and With night
v"t" nn'h the Jews along and stirred
We've 60, f8F Frankly ma
Negroes" ""t" never happy about They
nt "hiy being pushed sT"Hnd srmnat"d against They
don't Ana MACE
ton 81 Negroes although grry
san's Catholic" and t"~" have
help We're glad their hope more -
~
Briit"nH hucks,sru
pf"t'e against Jews
using the Jews be Negroes
Mescana oensia Catholics 10 for SOM.
Kind %" b"g"y sh which people and
vide themselves smoke behind operate their
rsrksta
IN" nest time hear these
rws stop him abort them TODAY hen =.
saying about California AnRrI.., EAGLE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

New York staging significant experiment
fight aast rang r.
bass u fennnsats the relationship
adequacy prsyanes
tong s1ccssd sgsrVhers
sfy II szpsrisncs which 1sHs
other factors I4st what police adequacy
IN particularly precinct
York p"es 9parsnt ao1Eed ard atrpG
a"a about three months Thna
cut IN half Vont Equally Interesting
lection 81 Law Violations gambling
Srn%tsatpn have At LsaSt sbId oans
chnesntratSn % policemen in
Does This
@nzh p"c~en the Iao
Ehi1 might pretty close
warfare nodiraisn
"d~D accepted tenry holds god
mare criminal behavior plenty policemen
preventive well
taIny BE- discouraged
OnV4~y o n1ueh cannot expected
rpfssonAl criminals Always
~D pesd communities Policeman
ssa effect On crimes 81 cunning
Bu. Operation may worth already +,
may e"nne ." BE- object snn
which want chime policemen
-r>mee MONITOR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
The Wisdom o. Dr.. Bunehe

Or Ralph Banchs United
ne eanz 18Th annual
Advancement Of cord upon very
"Enhea"' and important phase Of psyehoss through
"hh me south passing b~ at the present time
should claim the immediate attention patriotic
their native
Too many people important dominated
sought 4" distinguishes diploma,
painted out during his Sunday afternoon
about oe"srdnz some Of the Of country ye, choosing
En"rs others which inviting anarchy
and eh"o" whsnsvsr and sanety
a"" anchored the tran
red society
~aa Hale sslasui. who wen, 10 Geneva
some year" ago and told those attending
Haons the implications inyoysnsn nIrrgntiog M,
willingness" To observe the league
An sense the KING " Kings "a" striking at the vital
bunchs touched Bunch.
now the salvation Of wholly solely the respect
society has for written
"hen allow certain of .o~e,y openly
Ignore and s.t established
terrorism" humanity again not far from
o" constitutional
and "he" take thsn group unqestIonay
take thsun from all
Tha, Is the Tsadgs Bynes and their
present philosophy notification by all lovers Of
d'"acy and freedom Tn" world has lived
s"As absolutely right just Bunche Is night
"hsn he his Dallas speech preserve our
proc"a""" and Laws spirit
subysrstve influences
Or hnehs S"o made excellent point pointed out to
hs Dallas audience that following ruling Of the United
States Supreme Court Ferguson offer violence
and rebellion against United society my years
hack men and women while opposed
public facilities Of all kinds have obsny accepted
aa'e" standards ~ living and spent their time
eonHtitu,ionay fighting
should be brought home who TODAY
das"n's to the action judgement 81 our courts
In the Bible u %.
TAadE" Byrns" and their kindred thinking segregation
ar" today sith" for the constitution against
~ II impossible constitution Of the United
state" st" up definite and positive in the ORE
Amhls AN men created gentlemen who cit
on the the law Of the land ". car
preserve nation and It's legal proportion conp.
citizens 10 respect judicial proes this respect for
all Of US both black and white anarchy and ruin
Oklahoma Biack Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
BITS OF MINNESOTA'S HISTORY
MEANING oF MINNESOTA
PREPARED nv MINI

The territory Of Minnesota vas
named from the river which was
the principal tributary Of the Mis
sissippi in the AREA which was
later 20 become tho state
The name. which vas applied "a
The river has always had an IN
certain meaning Some zay that
the name meant y river ~ clear
water which the Minnesota - not
Others believe that the name i'm.
plies a cloudy water
The Sioux called the Erea, Mis-
.souri "Minneshoshay while h
means muddy water The river
further north was called Mime
sotl There has always been some
question concerning the meaning
% the term sofa
Some ot the carly people most
tAi'f'ffA| " .NN Wv A'aNhhAU tAF'
g,IsEr soid that sofa" mean,
clear while ,hi, river Is not clear.
% - certainly much clearer than
the Missouri othsr experts said
that tho term meant turbid Henry
Schooicfafr. who know much %
the Indian languages said that the
term sofa" meant blush green
The great explorer Jean Mic.
ollrt, made an analysis which - IN.
tercstinH he said The adjective
'sotah u n difficult translation
Tho Canadians translated u hy a
pretty equivalent WORT. brouile.
perhaps more properly rendered
into English by hlrar. hayr on
tered thus explanation because the
w-ori really means neither cicsr
nor 'urh,i ss somc authors assert.
OF, is true meaning being found
m IN" StguS expression tshtahsa-
tab Tor h'eaT-eNed
Others believed that the term
r~serr~,i 90 neither blue nor white
but % . reflection % peculiar
appearance ~ the sky Other think
that good translation wuala -
sky tinted Gideon rond ~. rsfiS
on the river though,
that this meaning was CORRECT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

Atrang.s
read BY The writer Sad Afrangs
eAoa@s 70 - common man II my right 10 be
uncommon can seek opportunyno. security do no,
by having
7 calculated rsk dream and
10 build,
refuse prefer challenges
guaranteed existence: faIhlmen
stale Of Utopta E1n trade freedom Osnsesncs
COVER s~tar. any master nor bend to any threat
It - my herass to stand erect proud and unafraa to think and
world boldly and say this
All this Is what II to be
before but II did it
sciA g1vss ~ a laugh
The only reason American sanan.,
plant because
down and dollar Eeek-sacred Heart News
simple stH life picture which for
living correctly suggested by
from Mssus Anyhow paradise"
the which purchased loop
our decorative contribution the Newman domicte
We noticed reIegaed
dining following
putting some paint on the woodwork
The Missls doesn't town
but another picture
to Keep but we can keep as long rent it!
Maybe II, but In n plan
promulgated BY the Walker Art Center r,nt paintings
sculpture prints BY artists we'll known and otherwise
nominal monthly from the gallery.
On Monday night November % patrons
Minneapolis The affair Of
hcay labeled the Second Gallery
paintings growing sculpture and prints all Of which were for sale
D
We were the dinner n He
quietly dynamic charming helpmae
There great interesting
real students Of
along for the ride We Philip wIfred
lands the Lng Staples Judge
the Burton Josephs the siege the Leo
Harrises the John Shsmans
rorberts DR. and Mrs Marvin sukovs
the George Co@bys and the exhibiting
~ present
Richard DckI Gale
gallery tour ending before two paintings which Dick
rented purchased don't to the
where cocktails
sole contribution single s,i life
autograph which had been reduced dining
upon decided going Join parade
"ho gathering gallery walls Of walker
FOR on
We've cared BIT
ot the walls attracted
attracted us II that
more We took this painting
living wall Maybe Hin the
woman viii back to town
caly didn't want that painting aII-CecI Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
TN ZIG FINE
'TORICAL SOCIETY

The story of the logging and
numbering industry 90 Minncsot a
IL found IN the records ~ the
Minnesota Historical Society.
Many studies Of this great indus.
try have been made at the So.
cicty
one Of the most importan,
sources ~ information II that
which Ia found in the thousands
~ pounds 81 the records ~ the
Surveyor General u Logs and
Lumber IN his day the most high.
" paid and ono 81 IN" most i'm
rortant officials Of tho state Il
was his business 10 sec that the
logging industry. particularly on
the rivers was wcll conducted. 10
measure tho quantity of timber
that went TO the mills and see
hat justice among the many
ussrs % the rtvsr prevailed.
The first hogs came d0ven the
Mississippi in iSis The fond %
timber increased with every year
reaching - maximum levels In the
ispas Fnr several YEARS in the
nlrrties Minnesota ird all 81 N.
states in FITbcr production
The records show the number
the mark and the ownership ~ the
logs which came down in every
year ~ river operation The first
hogs werv large, NJ less than -
inches In diameter AZ the smaller
end Such timber prevailed far
about generation. Then tho los
fen in sire as smaller tres wcrr
cut with an average diameter Gl-
'Iuistely less that half ~ ths cerlv
NJ the rariv prr,irgti0n. TIE last
lr'vr ~ the M:~siSsipri was IN
1913 After that war tho bonn
lines which directed The floating
.rafnc were taken w
Saving continued AZ Ntnrcsrp-
he Tor sou,e years thereafter A
-crt,in small proportion - ne
ors put o. the river hank sark
10 ne h-nttcrn snd fcr many wears
h~ss -fesfh~sfs' provided 49,
timber For humber prriuStiCn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
Watch Out For Thin Ice

6 II the fatalities tram children falling
ponda Parents Nh" "o"d
seeing Bnk ne bsnks ~
ond dead drowning night 10 Immediately begin
campaign n danger gsntanE
tut and slide
safety the metropolitan Ia n have hs bys
popular
~ enough older children VIM
~ n lee bfsakhrSuEh BY Yhelnzsr tosa
many children lie min ios brsak
reduce fatalities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
Why Cars Cost So Much

news report that General Motors president
Curtis total salary eleven other
executives paid
that no alive worth great
penss al imposition the
The peopl" have night cheap transportation possible
Unnecessary and ridiculous upon the
people tn" reasonably good price he
afford TO II the anufac-
turing ! MIXED any
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
itranh NapI.la IIrtaI,I. MrNIeMl

Tho recent '''"n IN Minnesota marked by party
uiaity than f"r The
uniform with l'ss hopping tho pencil stafford
only Republican state officer to survive Uron ha head ost
crown perhaps h'ruy ~ least hs tribute to him
these very cold and wIniry Republican days
Hama Petersen lsd
That s q tc lu hir,
Outside of the spread King
ruSt OF the results simiar
THIS Is u" 20 the fact that the naton, administration
issues and the state
many ISSUES which affected iabur and the farmer
one Of n" uu's'aotnE features Minnesota
pas has been the Indicated
neither hide bound bound quarter
rh'ury net-nre Chuan-on governor
plurality Henrik ShrstVai candidate
Labor ticket also elected by plurality
That marked the extreme
E"@' as would be fundamentally possible. Mnnssta
al The polls has been important tribute
tina grvat virtue will be hest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

society amiabe during
Ing depression time
business" leaving "sA tim" for other Clipper
Ashland
Evening star., 1954-06-06
8-pieee eoupette set
les

8 sparkling gloss beauties for your
summer tobles !. cool, oppetizing
way to serve shrimp, fruit, puddines,
sherbets. Anchor Hooking makes
them eenerous-sized, medium
weight. SmortIy designed.
Down Stoirs Store, Homefurnishines
-. olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Give Dad gift he'll be showing off to every in sight
this impressive Panel Portrait showing different poses Of his
pride-ondo It's gift he love and his child
grows up And perfect gift for proud Grondpos Have
your chds Panel Portrait taken in Photograph Studio now
-. take advantage Of this impressive sowing.
Only Panel Portrait per child during this speco sole.
Offer includes children from months to Il years inclusive
Full selection Of proofs shown No appointment is needed
Downstairs Store. Photograph Studio
Evening star., 1954-06-06

. stitched, bumper-edge bindings
o interiors Of fine ceIanese acetate
Q solid brass locks, rufilsd pockets
. eeppeFtone, blue, green, tan, gray
Not all sizes in all coIors but q good selection
Add 1876 Federol tox to oil prices
Down Stoln S4ess, luoooes
I. 4. else Dsthesdo Budget 9tCN
Evening star., 1954-05-22
APARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

COLORED MAN with truck wants
trash route and moving and hauling
any time. Call UN. 4-4529. 23'
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas.s ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416
23|
PRIVATE PARTY moving household
goods to Washington in June wants
person with load to Middlewest tc
share truck expense. Box 417-J
Star. 23s
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. So
per mo. Local and long distance
moving; low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE. INC. HO. 2.1223.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr. ;
small and large jobs: trained men;
long-Short BOOKINGS; insured. beach
trips made. LU. 1-9600.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches Q specially 8. L. MORRIS.
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9
MOVING BY HOUR OR JOB-Light,
heavy hauling. JOHNSON TRANS
FER. day Ii. 3-53Sy; nights Ii.
4-4705. "a
Evening star., 1954-05-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

annual income. $4,000. will lease
with option to buy to responsible
WE HAVE OPENINGS for wholesale
dry cleaning and laundry with a
rough Phone LU. I-94I4. ask for
MR. COHEN ga
VALET SHOP in large apt. hotel
doing in excess Of ST 900 mo-; very
TessSna1ls Boz sTo3R sast s,,Ss Star
srea-Established years. Informa.
DECoRATrNG Eco AND sPEcIAITY
SHOP-Lcng established, fine loca-
tion. ttioon. Reasonable investment Box
A 'fIi BEAufiFuL fiTT HOME. plus SIS, 600
income; except. nice rooming house.
prop. and bus; Is rms. 4 baths; g
car brk. gar; pres. inc. over $3.50
mo. plus entire 1st q. for owner;
S29,900. $4,000 dn. Ho. 2-532l.
DELICATEssEN grocery beer. NV.
stock. Can RA oS.sSos -2s
GROCERY-MEATS with ABC off-sale
license. Excellent location in near.
by Va. Seller guarantees $4,000
ssSa sas' oSnsr sass No Srs ssys5y : nS IS srsa
Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, IA. $1,000, IA T-1243
RESTAURANT with beer and wine.
Located nr. Arl. Co. Court House,
First time offered. Same owner s
years. Seats 40. Air-cond Open
six days wk. A real opportunity.
Priced S1.a00 with terms Call Mr..
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. JA.
$1,000. IA. 7-I243 Oh
WANTED-Stable; single ownership;
wholesale or retail business; $4,000
| available. Prince Georges County
| preferred. WA. 7-6115. 23s
CORNER LOT. commercial; suited for
used-car lot; in s.w. Call RA. B.
REsTAGRAuNAT. 9sI II uA s-SaoU eomUl.teIy eouipoed
with parking lot in rear: will sac
| rifice for reas. offer, with option "a
buy bldg. with 2 furn. apis. $3.50
34th 81. Mt. Rainier. Nd. IA
Evening star., 1954-05-22
SSG4 4A44N6 ~. V01NG0
HO. 2-315l AD. 2-O5Ss

COLORED-lS25 9Th ST.-six. rma,
Vaeant Vasa; gas irr.sd a,c heat, new gee de
CoLoRED-s FAMILY, sl4.ssO%Nr.
4th and Taylor sts. NV; det. house.
$500. Sss SGTHi oWNES EISaF gaSsassssa Sssa9 lst trust
|oOLoRED-S14.5o .5o0--Lovely row
porches. built-in gary rec. rm.. oN
Can NM. HALL. ALL EU. T I-s44i. 4RC0: ga ss'n'
COL0RED-PETwORTH-S1. 900 or
$500 dn.-Brick,. 8 rms. fun
bsmt,: some with . baths and .
isn assa'fi Iu sSsns $Sasa' 1HG 1H.'TiRtS 1sf6s like
|CoLoRED-I7s5 UPsHUR ST. NV.
Large. well-built. 7-rm. land bath.
semidet.. Colonial brick home. Fea-
basement. automatic gas heat, con-
ETC.; price. $lf.950. FLOYD E.
PAWS CO. 1929 K st, NV. N<.
S-O352; eyes,, JU. 9-2559. --23
C0LORED-50:1 4th ST. NV
Eight rms. bath. recr. .rm.. closed
SUM- 0its 30 Safaef s6w gag F. seHwARRTz. seai ARRsn
62ls or JU. $3.50. e23
COLORED - ONLY s585 DOWN.
North Capitol and M NV: 9-rooih
brick; full bsmt.. h.-w. h., radiators;
low monthly payments. Call owner,
Mr.. ARNOLD, NE. S-65SO --23
COLORED-HAMILTON ST., near Ga.
ave. n.w.---5 rms, bsmt.. oil h.-wh..
garage. large yard. nicely land:
scaped; possession with title: priced
for quick sale: $1,000 down pay
Tment. shown BY appt., J. B. NAL
COL0RED-OPEN SUN. TO g.
1888 Crittenden St. NV: det. EIGHT
ROOMS. bath, oil burner, hot-Water
neat: Scar garage; large lot; con-
etc; Ewes, 10. 4-0147. L. T. GRAr
Waite. realtor. MA. S-0753.
C0LoRED--14th AND SPRING RD-
Colonial front porch. 8 spacious
rms. screened rear porch. Ia baths,
full bsmt., Oil heat, beautiful
grounds S9e5 down. S1oa. SO mo.
ELLIS KOssOW REALTY co.
ST. 3-4415 HO. 2-Ts27
Evening star., 1954-05-22
HOUSES fuRNsHED csntl lNollsrs uNEuRklisnfp tcent

I9th AND q SITS .N.w.-suitabl,
town house for Govt. executive. dip
lomat or those desiring downtown
convs Historic charm Is combined
with all mod conv. to give thii
home dignity and gracious living
seGSsdssd Sedr@s snd snd den lurn
guest rms. and maids rm., 2K
frs.; $3.50. WooDWARD & NOR.
RIS. Realtors. 723 goth st. NV.
SUMMER RENTAL, June 25 to sept
3. Attractive house with porch and
garden on pleasant. auiet street
81 SlIer co1ni RM. ase;i s.$4ss. 900 mo- Or 2es'
CHEVY CHASE. D; G.. 2SOs Ritten.
sarase; now avail; s175. Can b
seen by appointment.
$500 Conn. Ave. oL. S-230O
-23
SUMMER RENTAL--b -bedrm.. s
bath. nicely furn. brick rambler:
$500 per mo. Call Robert Wright,
EN-. $4,000. with w. B. WRIGHT
BETHESDA-Immaculate 2 bedrooms,
beautifully furn.; corner lot. Near
NH. Unlim. lease, S135 mo. Cali
Robert Wright. EN-. $4,000. with
w. B. WRIGHT.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Tastefully
furn. 3-bedrm. 1-bath Colonial brick
home; containing 22-ft. liv. rm.,
powder room. 22-ft. porch. beautiful
yard: close to grade school. $500
mo. Call Robert Wright, EN-
$4,000; evenings, OIL. 9-S439.
w. B. WRIGHT -22
Evening star., 1954-05-22

3031 MACOMB ST. NV rms. and
bath; S175.
29OI N. CAPITOL sT.-6 rms, bath
1872 + EvANsToN ST. Wheaton, Md.
70 rms. dining 81" and bath. $105
FARM HOUSE 12oacre groundi
405 QUACKENBOS ST. N.E.-5 rms.
Sal L. 1HGRAHAM MGR Hal ST 81. St.WW.-s rms
and bath, 2 incl. porches; $110.
56O5 61st PLt. Templeton Knolls-
lS4f 4 rms sEkNlsGs Nh saa DsIs IS. SE&s SlEo rm.
1922 DECATUR ST, Landover Hills
Md rms. and bath; S120.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
sos N. Capitol Realtors. MA. 5000