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Steel production was at GS per-
cent of capacity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-15

The new Kelly Nylon Super Flcx takes
up to twicc the punishment OF a stand
ard tire !. gives you tUicc the protec-
ton against blowouts! And Kelly's
tougher Armorubbcr tread gives you
many extra thousands of safe miles,
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Boxed Dress Shirts, by Rob Roy. Fine eombed
broodcloth in white. moize. blue OF pink,
Sonforized Il 20 residuol shrinkooe). Bow
tie ond cuff links included. Sizes s to ".
2.99
knit Shirts. by Rob koy. Upper neck coilor
model with contrasting color trim ond
pIocket Brown, chorcooi or navy. Long
sleeves. Sizes s to l8 $500 l.99
Evening star., 1954-12-05

csmpus Jeekss. by RiehIne. mode Of 24-oz wool
melton with quilted royon lining ond wool inter
lining. Zip book pocket. slosh pockets. contrast
color cord down sleeves. knit cuffs, snop front.
Royol. green. maroon or block with eontrost color
front. Sizes to 20 s.s5
Cop to match --------------
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Piekwiek "Peees" Joekess, lined with plaid
cotton fIonneI. OF woshoble, woter-repelIent
Don River popIin. Novy. green. eroy. red. ton.
cocoa or charcoal. Corded upper, double
stitched seoms. interlined collar. Sizes to
20 800
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
AEP SORORITY PLANS

Flowers, flowers every
where-and all made out of
crepe paper" This briefly de-
scribes the Confusion" at the
house for the past two
months. Under the wonderful
direction of float chairman
Esther Sacherson, the girls
busily worked Transforming
chicken wire and crepe paper
into everything from Snow
Whites dWarfs to red carpets.
Only with the wonderful spir-
it, cooperation and help of the
Tau Delts, ZBTs and Upsilon
Alpha was the chapter able to
win the second place original
ity trophy for their float
Lets Dwarf EN-" Adding
another trophy to their rapid
ly growing collection was, for
the A. E. Phis, a perfect eli
max to the University's 37th
annual Homecoming celebra-
ton.
"Hernando's Hid way"
will be moved to the Santa
Rita next month for their an
nual winter dinner dance.
Recently the members of
Tau Delta Phi fraternity feted
the sorority with a lovely ex-
change dinner. Following din
ner the girls were entertained
by a fraternity serenade.
Clothing for the needy chill
dren of Carrillo school is the
present sorority philanthropic
project. The sorority is also
planning to help the children
of the Tucson Indian Training
School.
Ellen Fetterman and Sally
Gottliebson have happily ex-
changed their pledge pins for
the pearl and gold badge of
active members.
Impressive candle-light GER
emonies were recently held to
announce the engagements OF
Sally Gottliebson to John c.
Lawrence, Mobile, Ala, and
Joan Reitsz to Stuart Shaffer,
Los Angeles. Sally will be
married in St. Louis on De-
cember 19 and Joan plans to
wed December 26 in Los An
geles. Adding to the current
romantic excitement is the
pinning of Phyllis Kline to
Mel Robbins, Tau Delta Phi,
and Ruth Nevins to Tau Delt
Murray RogoW.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
JWV PLANS YEAR BOOK
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
PLANS LUNCHEON

The Board meeting of Tenn
pie Emanuel Sisterhood will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Jack Nevins on Nov. u. Plans
for the membership luncheon,
which will take place Decem-
Der 7th at the Temple, are in
progress. The luncheon chair
man is Mrs. Sidney Cells and
co-chairmen Mines. Herman
Goldstein, Leon Franklin and
Charles Holub.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
TEMPLE MEMS CLUB
WILL BE HOSTS

Club will be hosts to the An
shei Israel Mems Club at a
combined meeting and smok-
er Dec. 7th at Temple Emanu-
Ell. This will be the first COM
bined get-together of the two
organizations.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
Organizations
AL SISTERHOOD PLANS
FOR HANUKAH

Plans are being made for
the annual Hanukah affair in
December in conjunction with
the Mems Club and Mr.. and
Mrs. Club. Mrs. Jack Frucht-
man is chairman.
"CHAI" PARTY PLANNED
BY HADASSAH
The 18th anniversary of
Hadassah will be observed
Dec. II with a "Chai" cham
pagne cocktail party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Shenkarow have
offered their home for the
Youth Aliyah party which will
mark the observance.
All Chai ($18.00) contribut-
ors and PLEDGES will be in
vited with their husbands.
Sess Cohen and Ethel Makler
have volunteered their serv-
ices to prepare the food.
Mrs. Albert Galston, past
regional president, who many
Tucsonans remember from
the conference held here last
year, will be honored guest at
the affair. Mrs. Max Boxi is
chairman and reservations
can be made by calling her at
6.1932.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
TYMS HOBO JUNGLE
PARTY SET

TYMS sent invitations to all
members and friends to join
them at their Hobo Party"
Sunday evening at the Tenn
pie Auditorium. 1t will be
strictly a "dress down" affair
featuring rags and patches
and possibly a few boards.
A full evening of fun is on
the schedule, with participa-
ton in games and contests :. &.
and prizes for the winners.
Refreshments will be high
lighted by homemade cake
baked by the board. The eve
ming is without cost to mem
bers and their guests.
Eunice Morris, supervising
TYMS "Scrab b Bile Tourna-
ment" announces that compe-
tition is underway. If you
haven't received your list of
contestants, she's the gal to be
contacted.
With an eye to the future,
President Sam Rubin asks
that all TYMS members inter
ested in participating in or
helping with the next TYMS
theatrical venture con t a C t
him.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
EARLY AMERICAN JEWRY
TOPIC AT SHEVA CLUB

Mrs. Sol Gruchik will speak
on the role of American JeWry
played in the early days in the
making of America at the
next meeting of the Sheva
Club on Tuesday at Anshei
Israel at 8 pm.
Mrs. Sol Kamin will give a
report on the Pioneer Wom-
ems convention, which she at
tended in New York recently.
At a very successful member
ship tea, the following became
members and were appropri-
ately inducted: Mines. Joseph
Finkelstein, Earl Dove, Fran
ces friedman, Horace Wright,
Leo Krantz, Harry Glickman,
Phillip Roth, William Good
man. Rose Robinson.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
GOLDEN AGE GROUP
OFFERS CLASSES

There is good attendance at
the meetings each Tuesday
Afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30 at
the Center by senior adults
over so. Several classes are
held including one that after
noon in English from 3 pm.
with Mrs. Nora Loerpabel as
teacher of beginners English
and Mrs. Elizabeth Estrada of
advanced English.
Many have found they have
talent and enjoy the painting
class taught by Mrs. Harry
Bacal. Class is held on Thurs
days at the Center from 1 to
3 pm. New members are in
vited to join any of these
classes.
Group is co-sponsored by
the National Council of Jew
ish Women and the Center.
jeanette Brown is program
chairman.
JWV PLANS YEAR BOOK
The Freedmann-Paul Post
of the Jewish War Veterans
are planning their annual
year book. The Post took part
in the annual Veterans Day
parade last week.
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IA Chinese Awaiting
Sentences on Plea oil
Guilty in Lottery

Fourteen Chinese yesterday
pleaded guilty to a single count
Of operating a Chinese lottery
pool.
The group entered the plea
before Judge Edward M. Curran,
of the US. District Court for
the District of Columbia. Judge
Curran referred the cases to the
probation officer for investiga-
ton, pending sentence for which
no date was set. The defendants
face a maximum possible penalty
OF from one to. three years.
A conspiracy count on which
all of them were named is being
dropped by the Government as
a result of the guilty pleas en-
tered to the lottery charge. A
18th man, who also has been
named in the lottery indictment
returned last Monday, pleaded
innocent.
The lottery, according to po-
lice, was based on drawing Chi
nese characters from bowls ir
four different houses in the COZ
block of H street NV. The larg.
est possible winnings ran up tx
| $4,000 a day, police said.
The IA who pleaded guilty t.
the single charge of operating 1
lottery are:
Ark Hun Chin, 80; Pong How
Kee, A; Chin zee Heen, "a; Ye'
Ling Wun, rs; Chin Yook Yuen
40: Chong Ching. 60; Wong Fool
500, A; Sing Mon, rs; Mari
Sue, 81; Lang Eng. 81; Lee Leonl
On. SO; Mon Sing, 60: 'Ng Luz
Gee, So, and Lee She. 81.
The man who entered the pie;
of innocent is Lin Zip, 46.
Police said most of those &C
cused lived in the 600 block O
H street NV. They were ARRESTED
in a raid several weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
Plaque Honors Love
For Youth Council
Pilot Project Work

Maurice Love. chairman Of the
board of directors Of the East
Central Area Citizens Youth
Project, yesterday received a
plaque honoring his work in the
pilot project of the Commits
sioners' Youth Council.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
made the presentation, provided
by the Necchi Foundation of
New York. The foundation,
through the Committee on Com
mittee projects. sponsored a Ma
tlon-wide contest.
Gratitude for UCS
Commissioner Spencer de-
clared that Mr.. Loves Area P
project is fine demonstration
Of what the Youth Council is
doing all over the city" He also
expressed gratitude to United
Community Services for its pro-
fessional help to launch the pro-
ject. The project area is bounded
roughly by the confines of No.
Police Precinct.
One of the chief undertakings
Of the Area P group has been
a survey of children arrested dur
ing 1858 for various types of mis-
demeanors. OF the 393 arrested
In the area last year, the COM
munity group has made sample
studies of So with a view to re-
facilitating the children through
the organization of clubs anc
other community activities.
Unruly Group Gained.
One of the accomplishment:
OF the community group was tt
break up. the activities of an un-
ruly group of boys who habitually
hung around a neighborhooc
supermarket. The youths usec
to fight amongst each other fol
the privilege of carrying custom.
ers' groceries and would occasion.
ally pilfer things from the bags
Now they have been organized
and carry on their business in al
orderly way.
Mr.. Love is the proprietor of {
five and dime store. He has Ions
been active in civic affairs ant
serves as secretary of the North
east Business Mems Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
Hebrew Congregations
Announce Services

Several Washington area He
brew congregations have an
nounced services tonight and to-
morrow
The Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation, Temple Sinai and
Temple Emanuel will continue
their joint services at 8 80 o'clock
tonight and IL am. tomorrow at
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation. 1885 Macomb street NV
Rabbi Leon Adler of Temple
Emanuel will officiate. speaking
on mot by Bread Alone"
Rabbi Raphael Gold will off,
ciate at the Share Tefila Con-
gregation at 8:15 o'clock tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20

at the Chillum Castle Lodge,
Riggs and Chillum road. Chill
lum. Md.
Services win be held at $50
o'clock tonight and 9:15 am. to-
morrow at the Montgomery
County Jewish Community. 2901
East West highway. Chevy Chase
David Michael Levine. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Levine,
will become bar mitzyah at to-
morrow's service. Services are
also held daily at Z am. and
8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
Traffic Offender, 78,
Is Given Choice
Of Church or, Jail
BY the AssocIoted Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 90
Magistrate S. Robert Levin
son yesterday gave 18-year-
old August R. Meyer his
choice of going to church
every Sunday for six months
or going to jail for failing to
stop after a traffic accident.
Meyer said he would go to
church.
Meyer must come into
Traffic Court every Monday
with a letter from his pastor
saying he was in church the
day before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
Hoeerstown Body
Is Burned to Death
By the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. 20.
The infant son of Floyd w.
and Martha Gettel was burned
to death yesterday in a fire
which erupted in the baby's
bedroom in the Gettel home.
The parents were hoSpitalized
with first and second degree
burns from attempts to save the
14-month-old infant. Floyd w
Gettel, jr. The fire was confined
to the baby's bedroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20
Polish Club Moss

The Polish Club of Washington
will sponsor a mass at IL am.
Sunday in the Shrine of the I'm
maculate Conception at Catholic
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-20

s Say q ! pint Of fuII-bodied ooiIvie
w.. s SnomPoo dilute + ~
Peeto use It-mokes O full or,ortI
eno',oh OIL TOR Or every type hoir, Gentle
SLOUGH SLOUGH tor body, too. Used ;n
s''ortest salons everywhereI I"
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TAKOMA PARK-1st floor. vall-to-
wall carpet, lge. liv. rm. bedrm.
Murphy kit, din. area. front and
back porch. You will like this ore.
500 incl. utils. JU. 9-3lSS =
HUGE BEDROOM. liv. rm.. kit. bath.
Nicely furn. One Of Maryland's best
vile. S95 mo. No children. IN.
COLLEGE PARK. MD. q rms.
s si 6ene bat bath: $50. Bus stops
CONGA APIS, 9412 Baltimore blvd.
TAKOMA PARK-New furn. Choice
1-bedrm. apt. practically new 6-unit
apt. bldg; $3.50 incl. utils. Efic.
apt. $3.50; incl. utilS. Adults
only; mr.. shopping. JU. 5-2150. %
BSMT. APT, outside entrance, child
accepted. furnished or unfinished,
privileges. LIZ. 1-0493. Ill
LOVELY LIST FLOOR 5-rm. apt. with
:, pvt. entrs.; frepl mr. bus and
shopping; S110. JU. S-452S. $
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GOOD HOPE HILLS

WEST SIDE OF NAYLOR RID.
At both ST. Sc AND OVER
LOOKING SUITLAND PARKWAY
apartment in attractive. small
Unnsuallv VIA large o iiving a room With
dining area combined, spacious bed
rm.. 14x1O-ft. concrete rear porch
ample closet and storage space;
S72 so per month. including utili-
ties and off-street parking. Rental
Office 1000 both st Se IU 1-33O0
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV
Studio and 1-bedroom apartments ir
one of WaShington's finest apart.
Magnificent views. year round all
conditioning. secretarial telephone
service. package receiving room roo,
sun deck, overlooking city and Pc.
tomac Valley; amplified master tele-
vision antenna system; ground-f1ool
laundry, inside garage. Peuts as Low
as SS7. so for available studio apart
mentS. Manager on premises.
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2108 10th ST. NV.
SPACIOUS 1-ROOM APARTMENT
REAL FIREPLACE

See MRS. osTERHoUT. 212O 10th St
PARK VISTA APIS.
3434 18th ST. Sc.
Spacious modern, 2-bedrm. apis
with sep. dinette: 500 mo. and I'M
der. incl utils. 10. 2-0073. 10
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FORT MYER VICINITY
Attrac. 1-bedrm. apis. in mod. gar
den-type development; cow. to
stores; express transp. to D. G.;
S7450 incl all utils. Apply jani-
tor. 1921 N Queen st, Arlington.
DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18TH st.
NV, MA. S-05S2 3
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

ALEX. VA.-Residential comb. liv.-
e 6edrn.' Xix sit. bsth a scF; porch; empl
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THE CARLYN

1000 QUE ST. NV.
Several desirable efficiency apis. at
tractivCly furnished for immediate
occupcncy. S115-S125 mo. Call
Mrs. Sok;tch. DU. 7-3400. -
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CONVENIENCE PLUS

CON EN- IENCE PLUS
QUIET STREET
Ideal for family. adj playground.
schools. shopping and transporta-
ton. New garden-type apis. avail
able for immed occupancy: auto.
laundry. storage: excel residential
area: 2-bedrm. apt. $3.50, incl.
all utils. Apply Res. Mgr. 32l1 Sth
st. Sc. Apt. 103 "a block off Ala
bama ave.. DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV, MA. s-05S2.
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1916 18th ST. NV.
CONNECTICUT AVE. APIS,

CONNECTICUT AVE. APIS.
and 2 beorms.. liv. rm.. dining
foyer r;, kit; and bath; al utils:;
and bachelor ant apt. f Ho. a AtSS enc
cHAMpLAIN ST.
NV, mr.. 18th and You sts.--4 rms,
bath. cleo. and gas; in apt. bldg. :;
$1,000 mo. Phone DU. 7-0312. %
COLORED-9OO BLK. QUINCY ST.
SS sMt I;a5 evt be sa,4 kit bath
e esf 1 1icfy wf 5pFa se e b incl joHN ss
TON. DU. 7-146S IS
COLORED-TALBERT ST, mr.. Mic
rm., din. rm.. mod. kit. and bath;
gar; completely furn.: adults; 500.
Cal 1014, weekdays, v. D. JOHNS
CoIoRED-i5th AND COL. RID. NV.
Il efiic. apis, refrg.: adults only,
$$l5 Wk. NE. S-9S92; ewes, TU.
CoLORED-HOw is THIS for rea ca,
soma BILE rent: $3.50. and S62.5O
plus utils,: for a spacious 1,..bedrm.
separate dinette, kit. with refgr.
and stove; front and rear entrances.
See mgr. at 327 54th st. ne. No. .,
or SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1906
II st NV, MA $3.50.
COLORED-12I3 OTIS PL. NW.-1
large room and kitchen, share bath;
utilities. CO 5-1"25.
COL0RED-1SO6 BELMONT RID.
N.W.-One rm.. kit. bath; also one
rm. with kit. SWISS REALTY, DU.
1-I1Tg. -
COLORED-135f FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-One rm.. kit. bath. $3.50
Ter Wk. Shown Is to s pm. =
NICELY FURNISHED
one room and kitchen, single or
couple. Call DU. 7-09l6.
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2-BEDRM. APT. in lge. project. conv.
to NH and Naval HOSPITAL: $685.
mo. incl. all utils. Pc. 2-6061.. -
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Choice -ocd-
rm. apt. practically new 6-unit
bldg. .$S2 80 incl. utils. 6S01 Red
TOP I'd. Ju. 9-2631. S
WOODSIDE MANOR
.10102 Ga. Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
Spacious redecor. apis; paruuet floors.
kitchen fan, incineratorS. lge. closets;
good transp.; laundry; parking IA
cilities; play areas. For April
occupancy.
. only, / bedrm. apis. $50 80
l only, 2-bedrm. apt. 500
Utilities included.
CALL MANAGER, JU. 9-2123
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AIR-CONDITIONED
IIIXIIRY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that car
afford the unusual in comfort anC
amenities. Living room 10 #. by "a
II. with two exposures and fireplace
dining area Tor persons: . bed
rooms and 9 baths or 3 bedrooms
and 3 baths: + unusually large
closets: one or two kitchens with
electric dishwasher. garbage dispose
unit, clothes washer. clothes dryer
and refrigerator with deep-freeZt
compartment: 30 It. by ~ IT. private
flagstone terrace with adjoining bar
southwest corner of 9th floor If
recently completed r-conditionec
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave
NV, commanding magnificent view
OF city and Potomac River valley
Planned for owner Of building anc
never occupied. Secretarial. tele'
phone service. garage, basement
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished transient
guest rooms available in building
IN.h
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ARLINGTON, Rosslyn area-Lovely
oedrm; apt: SSS incl. gas; at bus:
IA. 5-7270; 1900 N. Oak st. -
A CON- close edT nNsW a pnd 6edrmss;
Myer., parking, trsnsp,, shop; reaS.
priced. ia. s-1l33. 1902 Fl.
A KIfS mr.. Colonial villase-
Lee dinctt corner ptt apt apt l;bedrm, Nv rm.
Govt. bldgs.; adults. SOS and SIS.
IA S-.f34 ewes. ia. 2-013S. Ill
ARL.-1 -bedrm. apt, with small ex:
ira room; $50. plus utils.; near Byrd
D. C.; avail. now. IA. 7,0744 -
ARLINGTON - Apartment building,
Rolfe St. walking distance Colonial
VILLAS Nillase sehoql and ATlinston blvd
room, dining ell, kitchen; 500, all
utilities included. AID. 4-9"57, ia.
MAGNOLIA 1ai5siStI &C. GARDENS, A AZ
Avail. now, Beautiful and spacious.
" large bedrms., exp. liv. rm.-din.
rm. comb. latest in kit equip,
parauet floors, Venetian blinds Z
exposures, utils. furn.. 500 mo. For
information. call ia. 5000. 8
CLOSE IN ,-bedrm. apt newly dec,
with all utils. $3.50 per mo. Cali
ARLINGTON. VA, close in at Wilson
blvd. and Oak st. = rms. kit and
bath, 81 per mo-, incl utils. Call
WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. .7-S300.
ARL.-l -bedrm. apt. high elev.. all
utils.. pvt. parking. S775O; child
welcome. ia. 5-6375. 20
ALEX. del Ray)-Duplex, . bed
rms. liv. rm., din. ,rm.. kit, bath.
Pvt. screened porch. ] blk. bus.
shopping. RAYMOND APIS. XII.
9-2460. -
ALEX. (Del Ray),-Corner / and 2
bedrm. apis. / blk. bus. shopping.
for approved widdle-aged tenants.
RAYMOND APIS, TIE. $3.50.
u
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ONE-REDROOM Apt

ONE-BEDROOM APT.
Congress Heights-New bldg, 1st-h.
front; close, to Boiling Field. Navy
Yard. Naval Research. 10. 3-641S.
COLORED-237-A saith ST. Sc
8 84tai and opf RA e se57li So"''o' Ext As
COLORED-6I9 c ST. Me- room.
kit. bath; S45 plus utils. ConV.
c eoSff6GSshiDs 81 EGE -0 NEAT & RIM. fit
dinnette and bath; cow. NV. sec.
co 81; RRaS CHAMpLA1N ST.
NV, near 18th and You sts.-4
rms. bath. cleo. and gas, in apt
bldg: $3.50 mo Phone DU. 7-o312.
CoLoRED-126O HoLBRoOK TER.
N.E.-Two rooms. kitchen and bath;
modern apartment building; heat
and hot water furnished; equipped
with stove and REFRIGERATOR; ST. 80,
5000 and $3.50 per month. Keys
5Ay A. NC. q 500 al II st. @1 NV. Ni
COLoRED -11Os COLUMBIA RID.
bath, porch: SIS mo. See Jan. LIss
c REA ATTY CO. q NE H. s-666S;; %
kOLOhED. YIN 81, M. ISL NV
LAX T inc D sfT5 d kit bath H pst
days. v. b. JOHNSTON. DU. 7-I46s
CoLoRED-16th ST. NE. 900 blk.
mr. Elliott Jr. Highly. rm., bed
T n31 c eit f psta T pyf s5o inf s.
COLORED - e03 d ST. s.w.-Ist
floor; 2 rms, kit; and bath; gas. and
electricity furnished; outside of re-
Sn%E o5 area. c. H. PARKER
coIoR NA $40 Rooms and kitchen,
Reasonable. Ii. 6-5716. -
COLORED-13l1 KENYON ST. NV.
Basement apt, 3 rms. bath. Va
e eanS So F Per NO ~ No Sx child5sn
COLI rms. kit. and bath. $3.50:
l rm., kit, bath. S34 so; h.-v.h..
cleo, gas; janitor. CO. 5-2123. G.
COLORED-BRAND NEW APTS.-I
mod. sos per mo. 1919 10th st.
ne. To inspect, call ST. 3-a657,
COLORED-e337 PITTS PL. s.E.-2I
bath; all utils. furn.; $50 mo-; apt.
on premises. J. T. WHIsONANT,
1910 Vt, ave; NV, MA. s-79l4;
COLORED-1621 18th ST. NV. i
Heat and hot water, 4 rooms and
bath. Adults only. $6s50. GEORGE
F. HANE INC. Ola F st. NV. MA.
CoIORED-THREE BEDROOMS. liv.
nm. kitchen, bath; all utils. incl;
500 mo. See janitor. As H st. ne.
-5
-BEDRM. APT.,-sep-
arate entr. for each apt. parking
space; new, modern equipment
throughout, $3.50 monthly plus
utils. Only refined, quiet people
need apply. rs Eye st. S.w. Not
in redevelopment taking area. Cali
MA. 8-9257. 3
COLORED-1731 T ST. NV.
2 bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. and bath apt
mod, SS5 mo. (adults) See ianitor.
bsmt. DIXIE HOUSING CO., 1115I
COLORED
KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
1rn0 ~ 01D
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quired at the time of sale. The
balance in cash, with interest at
six per centum per annum from
the date of sale to the date of
payment payable within ten days
after final ratification of sale.
Adjustments on all taxes, pub
lie charges and special or regular
assessments will be made as of
the date of sale and thereafter
be assumed by the purchaser. I'll
tie examination, conveyancing,
State and Federal revenue
stamps and all other costs Incl
dent to settlement are to be paid
by the purchaser.
Compliance with terms of sale
shall be made within ten DAYS
after final ratification of sale or
deposit shall be forfeited and the
property resold at the risk and
cost of the defaultant purchaser.
JOHN D. GILMORE JR.,
Assignee
Conroy, Williams & Nylen
By John ]. Kelliher
Attorney for Assignee 692
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mortgage and described as fol
lows:
First, all that part of a tract
of land called 1.-THE Third Addi-
ton to Snowden's Manor, con-
tanning six acres of land, more
or less, and which is particularly
mentioned and described in a
deed of conveyance from Susan
Poole eft vir., to Charles L. Jack
son, designed and intended to be
simultaneously executed, deliv-
cred and recorded with these
presents; it being the same land
which was heretofore conveyed to
the said Susan Poole by William
A. Poole and wife, by deed dated
the 10Th day of April, A. D. 1886,
and of record among the Land
Records of said Montgomery
County in Liber J. A. No. 2 folio
ia & C.
Second, all that part of the
tract of land called "Snowden's
Manor, containing nine acres,
two roods, and twenty three and
seventy one-hundredths perches
of land, which was conveyed to