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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Former Governor
I'd Baptist Speaker

A brotherhood Banquet was
sponsored by Second Baptist
Church Saturday at the charch
with men OF our Brotherhood in
charge Of program, Rev. A. A.
Banks. Jr.. pastor.
Former Governor OF Michigan,
Wilbur M. Brucker. was guest
speaker.
The next day was Brother
hood Sunday" at Second Baptist
with the morning service speak
er being DR.. Robert M. Frehse,
executive director, Detroit Round
Table Of Protestants. Catholics
and Jews.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Seek Whereabouts of
Benjamin F. Graham

Seeking the whereabouts OF
Benjamin F. Graham. SO, 1861
Greeley, Detroit, who was last
seen on Sept. 20. 1853. at 7:45
pm. by his landlady, Mrs. Fam
ME M. White OF the Greeley
address.
He is s H.. 8 inches. ITO lbs,
light complexioned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

David Livingstone explored Dark Continent OF Arr
and held his familiar with Henry Stanley ne
little dreamed that American college would be named IN MS
honor
His Robert INVENT volunteer with the New Hampshire
Company H. who died OF gunsho wounds December 1864 IN
confederate prison Salisbury NC had mixing that his
fathers would be pepetuated connection with the only
purely Negroowned and controlled college OF national standing
that the fevesh college building the 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

and took an active part in the
many debates which set the pol
icy of the denomination.
The following year, he won
fame for speeches made in Eng
land. where he attended the
Ecumencial Conference of the
Methodist Church at London and
where he remained for some
months following the conference,
when Bishop James w. Hood re-
quested that he make a speaking
tour Of Britain TO raise funds
for the proposed A. M. E. Zion
Wesley Institute.
Venture Big Success
So marked was his success in
this venture-he raised ten thous-
and dollars that the white citi-
zens OF Salisbury, N. c.. offered
one thousand dollars toward the
institutes fund II the institute
would be established in their
city.
The Church accepted the offer
and on his return to America in
the fall Of 1882, appointed DR..
Price as the first president.
One Of his earliest moves was
to request that the legislature OF
North Carolina change the name
OF the institute TO Livingstone
College in honor OF the explorer
Livingstone, whom he so great
ly admired.
His decade as president is re-
membered for two things: his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

THE NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE
YOUTH LOBBY
The National Legislative Youth
Lobby is to be complimented on
its interest in getting positive
action on the Youth Needs ma
tionally and internationally. Its
annual meeting was held January
1881 at Howard University.
Washington, ID. c.. under the
sponsorship OF the National
Youth Division. NAACP. The
main purpose was 10 bring to-
gether as many segments OF
youth and youth organizations.
who were interested in national
problems.
The Lobby was divided into
four Commissions: International
Affairs, Social Welfare Legisls-
ton. Political Action and LOBBY
ing. and Civil Rights in the Y s.
After four diligently spent days
the Commission sessions, the
General Assembly OF the Lobby
adopted the following program;
To give immediate support
through the U. N. 10 the people
Of dependent and non-self-gov-
arning territories seeking free
dom and nationhood; Sign the
L. ". Declaration of Human
Rights. and the Human Rights
support discussion OF
current petitions;
Urge the U. N. TO render
more aid TO dependent nations;
call for abolition OF all froms OF
segregation and discrimination
because of race creed or color;
Favor the 10 year old vote;
call upon President Eisenhower
10 remove Gov. James F. Byrnes
from the L. S. DETECTION TO the
U ~: call for minimum wage OF
SIPS for all workers; that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

man, Christ Church (MethodisD
New York City and DR.. Reuben
K. Youngdahl. pastor, Mt. Olivet
Lutheran Church Of Minneapolis,
MINI.
DR.. G.. Merrill Lemon. executive
director OF the Council. reports
that last years attendance was
the greatest in any recent year.
DR.. Lenox states that there is
every expectation that this years
attendance will set a new rec
ord.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

The man who paid David
Livingstone the honor Of NAM
ing a college In his memory was
Joseph Charles Price. founder
and first president Of the col
lege; the ceniennia; of whose
birth was marked with SPECIAL
services recently on the Liv-
ingsfone campus.
In his own fields OF education
and oratory, DR.. Price holds as
high a place as the esteemed DR..
Livingstone Over the years stu
dents at Salisbury. N. C., have
drawn inspiration from the lives
OF these two men who so greatly
influenced the fortunes OF the
Negro race.
Native of State
Born in Elizabeth City, N c.,
and early taken to New Bern,
N. c., so he could enter school
in the Federal held territory. Dr.
Price had a short but brilliant
career. At his death in 1893. at
the age OF 80. he had been a
world figure for ten yers.
A great educator who put the
on "Christin.' DR.. Price
always worked within the frame
work OF his own demonstration,
the A. M. f. Zion Church.
He first became known 10 his
own people at the General Con-
ference OF the A. M. +. Zion
Church in 1880, when through the
support of Bishop James w.
Hood, he was elected delegate,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

employment was Swedish Cruel
BILE, 1851 Butler, where he worked
for over a year.
Anyone having any informa-
ton about his whereabouts write
Mrs. Fannie M. White, 1851 Gree
ley, Detroit, or call her at TR.
ALBA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
HAPPENINGS NEXT WEEK

The LaCastors Social Club will
hold its 5th Anniversary cele-
brat.on at the Women's Fedora
ton of Clubs Saturday, Feb. 20.
For further information. call Pat
Jones or Dorothy Lamar at TY,
$780, II promises to be gala
affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

w ore open
white shirt, dark
b ] ue corduroy
pants, no hat.
Born in Nesoitt,
Miss. he lived
about ten years
in East st. Louis.
ILL.,, with mother
before coming to
the city about
Is months ago.
Last nlace ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
NotubIes Set For
Lenten Program

The will bring Detroit outstanding
nationally known preachers according Samuel Lang chair
Council of Churches Noon Lenen and Good
Friday Committee Mr. Lang points that this have
widely varied of preachers who will appeal
ciallu larnnc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

NEW IDEA JUNIoRs' Mem
hers Of the New Ides Juniors
held . Csf-Tossfher Sunday
afternoon. Left 10 right; front,
bfiekY Williams. Margin Mason.
Sortia Hall, Marion Mason. Bev-
srly Grsnfi second row, Sylvia
Williams, Hsnryens wiissA
Willie Belle Wilson. Sarah HALL
third row, Jessie Grant. Ger
aldine GssawaY. Villa Grand
10y and Margin Wells.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

The Detroit Tribune through is Theatrical Editor G.
Houston Byrd plans It's entertainers, Mus
and Disc Jockeys 1854 poll
The contest officially starts next week, March g.
and continues through April IL with the winners be-
ing announced and crowned Easter Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

This is not a complete list II
viii grow as the weeks pass Get
behind your favorte and help
them win. The contest starts next
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
NO. sl2.25s
Order Extending Time For
Appearing And Publication.


in the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. on the 4th day OF Feb
ruary. AID. 1854.
Present: The Honorable Frank
FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge.
Upon reading and filing the at
tached Affidavit OF Non Residence
and for Extension Of Time from
which II appears that IL cannot be
ascertained in what state or coun-
try the defendant. Vernon Bruce.
resides, but that his last known
address was 626 East Willis Street,
Detroit. Michigan. and that mad
vertently the order OF publication
was not published within forty
(40) days after a previous order
of publication entered on Decem-
Der Q. 1883,
ON MOTION OF HERBERT l.
DUDLEY, Attorney for the Plain
tin.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT, Vernon Bruce. appear
ana answer the bill OF complaint
filed in this cause within go DAYS
from the date of this order. or said
bill will be taken as confessed.
and that a copy Of said order be
sent to the last known address OF
said defendant by registered mail
and TO the last known OF said de-
fendant by registered mail and In
case no registered return receipt
Is received that this order be prb-
lshed as required by law.
FRANK FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge.
"a true copy)
Edgar M. Braniein, Clerk.
by Il. c. Gallagher,
Deputy Clerk. (2-7-4-O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Each entry gwen 100 points
20 begin w.'h and five points for
each vote received in idelr he-
half STANDS VIII appear Weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
NEW YORKER GUEST
SPEAKER

NEW YORKER GUEST
SPEAKER
The Windsor Hour-a-Day Study
Club, one OF the outstanding
clubs Of the city. gave their an
nual banquet Thursday night al
the First Baptist Church Tbs
guest speaker was former Wind
sorite and school teacher, Mrs
Eda Kelley Whitney of New
York City. Many guests from
Detroit were present and en-
joyed the hospitality EXTENDED.
Mrs. Matte Watkins was host
ess to the Eagle Art Club Mon
day night with a full quota OK
members present. A tasty repast
was served after which a pep
talk was given by the president
Mrs. M. Johnson.
The Triangle Club OF St, Cyp-
rian Church held their regular
meeting Tuesday night at the
home OF Mrs. Agatha Dniels on
Brunette. Many members wels
present and the meeting enthus-
iastic. Mrs. Ann Taylor is pres
ident.
The Jolly Peter Pan Bridge
Club met at the home Of MIS-
Cecilia Carter on Parker ave"
Wednesday night and a. 10 DO
expected a delightful dinner
was served.
Lois Mcbride and +. Hill had
beautiful wedding reception
Saturday night at the Detroit
Club House. Many guests wers
present showering lovely gifts
upon the newly weds.
The Nominating Committee for
the Detroit Association of Wo'
mems Clubs was appointed FRI
day at their monthly meeting by
Mrs. Pearl Harris and Mesdames
Linnie Miles. Alma McBroom A.
Cobb, Ola Smith and Mrs. Allen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

MALE vocTLIsT
Ronald BenberrY 100
FEMALE VOCALIST
Ardine Loving ..... 100
Evelyn Moore 100
MALE BLUES
John Lee Hooker 100
FEMALE BLUES
Gloria Irving 100
Mae Pat erson . 100
Alberta Adams loo
SINGING GROUP
The Royals .-.. 100
The Jets .. .. ..... 100
The ScaIders .a..~~~~..... 100
TAP DANCERS
Doris Smart .. 100
Kenneth Dunlap .- ..o.~.~ 100
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Society Doings-
fConfinued From Pace a

Archie Alexander OF Iowa vii
be governor OF Virgin ISLANDS
after the confirmation OF the
Senate. Mr.. Alexander is co.
owner OF a heavy construction
company who does million dol.
lar business a year.
CLUBS
Mrs. Mary Cheatham on Burl-
ingame was hostess to the Sorosls
Group Tuesday night in her well
arranged flat. The agenda wa
interesting and the president
Mrs. Otey V. Smith, presided
very nicely over the meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Legal Notices
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
Ass Russell Street

State of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
WILLIE MAE BRUCE. Plain
tiff, VS.. Vernon Bruce. Defend
ant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
BY JEROME BALL

THE NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE
YOUTH LOBBY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Disc Jockey, Entertainers
Poll Slated By Tribune

INTERPRETATIvE DANCERS
Kitty Freeman -,....-~. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Save! Misses 2.99
Cotton Back Wrap Dress

So pert, so pretty -. and yet SO
practical. Easy to slip on, a cinch
to wash, it stays fresh through
innumerable tubbings. Navy and
aqua with contrasting piping on
pockets, collar and cuffs. Sizes
IL to 20.
The Kecht Co. -Dopnst0irs Store, Washington
EtUer Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1954-10-31
If Perfect, 1899
9x12-Ft. Room Size Rugs

Seconds with tiny flaws that don't
make a bit Of difference. Deep-cut
cotton pile, rubberized, non skid
backs. Gray, beige, brown, hunter,
red and rose.
dy6' &S
Evening star., 1954-10-31

The Hecht Co--Dotrnstatrs Store, siWGshtngton
SilOer Spring and PARKtn0toR
Evening star., 1954-10-31
5.99 to 8.99 -. Juniors !,
Misses, Women's Dresses!

We're really proud Of this collection Of
new-styled Fall dresses in rayon crepe,
menswear flannel, taffeta, faille and
cotton denim. And they're sale priced!
8 to 15, IL to 20, 1611a to 24112, 46 to 81.
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store.
Washington. Sauer Spring q PARKtngton
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

Dorothy Mathews. popular chick
is Dot.
The chicks in town are talking
about: Deloris Davis flirting with
the boy friends of all the chicks
out j. C.'s way and they don't
like it or her on bit - Better slow
down Deloris ole gal. - Adell VIII
liams saying to a certain chick,
"cool it, because I have had my
portion; Herbert Delaney and Fam
ME Ruth Mckinney walking down
the main track Saturday at the
game; Geooge Robinson starting
trouble between his present chick,
Shirley Mayes and his ex. Rachel
Bullie gut to put the situation
straight and not tangle - Shirley,
he is all yours" Cornell Edwards
will lose out with George Harris
unless she beat Johnnie McField's
time. What's the trouble with Mary
Mallard and her two friends, Helen
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

gotta 60 and now ! leave you in
the hands of your gal, Helen.
Let's get in tn groove and be
enlightened about all the happen
ings - believe I'll start chopping
my gums on my pet subject -
love. These love birds are what we
call insepararble: Leatha Anderson
and Walter WEIGH. Josephine Hub
bard and Percy Swazzard, Martha
Davis and Byron Williams, Nor
man Greenfield and Delois White,
Swinging in the breeze and feeling
real kool, kahn and kollected is
Joyce Campbell who seems to be
number one on Red Tops list.
While the Tigers were putting up
a good fight Saturday night, Caro-
lyn Blunt was on the side line
shouting encouraging words to Lee
roy 'Redtop) Smith. - Thees things
are strictly confidential - Annie L.
Patton is madly in love with Mr.
R.. Dana johnson has been receiv-
ing letters from well known boy
Jerry Overstreet can't be seen with
H. Smith in the open because he's
afraid Irene Farmer might give
him another black eye. Poor Ann
wise up kid. Malcolm Black is tell
ing a certain babe, Il got my eye
on you" - wonder what happened
to Stevie M. Catchings who is wild
about him? Well, that's life. They
come and depart. Out jackson
College way - A certain person
wants to know why doesn't Roy
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

Doverson and Dorothy Henry -
is the trouble about little Tommie
Stephenson? Malcolm Black is let
ting it b known that he is out
for Bettye Jean Johnson and not
the little chick out Holy Ghost
way - so scram. Carolyn Garrett
is wearing a certain cats ring.
Seems that since Raymond Shoe
maker and Ernestine Walker called
it quite she can't find another.
The moonlight is really doing
something for the foursome: Clar-
ence Jackson and Carolyn Ander-
son, Milton Wright, and Lula Della
Hardy :. and while the moon is
doing good for some it is tough
on others - for instance, the in
cident on ]. C's alumni field last
Saturday night was all over Leroy
Red Top Smith = Better make
up your mind fellow as you wont
have the gal the first. Secrets:
Marjorie Caldwell is letting all the
fellows know her heart belongs to
Huston Jack Patton. Ann Smith
and Charles Gibbs can be seen IN
the movies often. Lawrence Brit
ton says he is constant attendant
at Mary Alice Brookins' house. :
Mamie Elmore is getting married
in June. Byron Williams is getting
his mail mixed up - Jack Powell
waiting for yours truly to say, lets
start all over again" - Lucille Slau-
ghter receives mail regularly from
Ben Warren. - Well. guys and gals
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16
Taylor and Paul Covington woke
lup and stop doing the mess around

taylor and Paul Covington woke
up and stop doing the mess around
Friends of Bill Logan ana Elaine
Davenport are hoping that they
start all over again. Doris Frank
lin has obviously heard about Ru-
dolph Barker playing around with
Mirah Dyre because he isn't look
ing healthier thees days. Emmett
Cornelius has stopped trying to get
Martha Davis to reconsider his pro-
position since she doesn't seem in
terested anyway. Chester Cornelius
finds plenty of time to cruise up
and down Lamar tS., but certain
chick wants him to know that he
and his convertible doesn't inter-
est her in tn eleast. We thought
that tn eromance between May y.
Dorsey and William Speaks had
cooled down bu it appears as hot
as ever BY the way, ] was informed
that this little cool chick has just
about taken over Lanier (the 1--WE
pushers of course) Wonder who
is keeping Savannah Miller fooled
now since Gene Gibbs has faded
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

from the picture? Doris Bennett has
put all the teen-age boys down for
q more sidity square. - Out Toug-
aloo way - the eagle eye has caught
on to few happenings up in the
woodsA - Robert Holloway Is
thinking about proposing to GER
tain chick to attend class with him.
Walter WEIGH can't cut out because
there are too many hepped kids
that know Leatha. Jerry Kimble
is telling the chicks that his only
one is Odell Morris at Lanier.
The kids at Jim Hill are wonder
ing why Robert Downs always
look down in the mouth the rea-
son - he has the blue over Joyce
Campbell. Gotta split the scene I'M
til next week.
From a Reader
Here are few things l think
you should know:
Mark Milton and Virginia Fitz-
gerald are really on -the ball these
late days, they were seen at the
football game on Friday night and
seemed to be having much fun.
ercy Swagger is said to have
found a new girl friend and she
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

is none other than Barbara Travis
we wonder how they will make out
with each other?? When is Elmo
FINER coming home? And what will
Barbara Travis doing? Vinetta Da-
Wis was seen with Clinton Wilson,
what is up with them? Calvin Stay
and Herticene Dyse are really on
the ball.
Couples of the week: Mack Mil
on and Virginia Fitzgerald; Percy
Swagger and Barbara Travis; Clin-
ton Wilson and Vinetta Davis; Cal
vim Stay and Herticene Dyse.
Mark Milton has to move out since
Albert Travis is home and how will
he take it?
So long for now.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16
Tattling Tess
BY Leatha Anderson and
Helen Greenfield

ell guys and gals, coming at
you first this time is your gal
Leatha - here to bring you up-to-
date on all the happenings and
here's Something You Didn't Know
About. - Emory Jackson is all out
for Dorothy Matthews whose flame
is burning for Herbert Johnson -
EarneStine Palmer is stuck with
Charles Garrett, wake up ole boy.
Alice Bronson and Joseph Baker
are making much ado about some
thing. - May Jean Dorsey and
Jerry Kimble keeping the floor at
tn esocial last Friday night hot
aplenty - onder if William Speaks
is still among the living? Will Web
ster is also carrying the torch for
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-16

Geophysical exploration activity
has increased sharply in recent
months and the number of wells
drilled in 1854 in Mississippi is
almost certain to exceed the 412
dug in 1858. Estimated average
cost of drilling a "dry hole" failure
in Mississippi is $4,000; of COM
pleting the average Mississippi pro-
ducing oil or gas well, $4,000.
Wells in Northeast Mississippi, and
very deep wells throughout the
state cost far more to drill - a
completed $3.50 oiler requires about
$225,OOO A few wells, plagued by
mechanical difficulties at great
depths. have cost more than one
million dollars.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
rHREE-RM. OFFICE Suite in silver

THREE-RM. OFFICE SUITE in Silver
Sprins Ssnt cs area f on aaoa Ga; ave- Reasonable
els ia. ai AVE. r. NV. sSy0s sat 1oth1ILge.
furn. glass-part front office. incl.
phone; reas. DI. 7-O404. / to 4 pm.
except Wed. or RA. 1853, any
Inn. OFFICE. warner Bldg: la greatly
lease Me. 5000. Ia
FINANCIAL DlSTRICT--Suites, to
z rooms Moderate rental; elevator
sgildsas sT slsoosl ll2s Vermont aye. Call
EVANS rUlLDING. 1870 New York
desirable rooms to meet %sSrr'eis your Ts-
auirements Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES. 616 Evans Bldg. NE. S-iI07
1924 ST. N.W.--Office suite OF s
large rooms. Can be rented as suite
or as separate ofices. Good lease
and reasonable rental. includes all
at I5e4Es K st. NV. or cali 'H' Mr.
ROZANSKY at EX 3-S5R7
3;RM. SUITE-sublet. partially furn. +;
18th and N Y. ave. NV; immed.
DISTRICT NATIONAL BLDG. l4os
syai1 sf, from fr;w;SSEis SSg e. rms. and suites;
,1.2oo 50. #. Choice downtown
ssRosR iSs Nth iNt hS. psSfins sM |Gt KAss
SMALL OFFICE with desk and
cnairs: in n; Arl.: avail. Jan. Is.
Call MR.. BURNER. at IA. 2-2363.
4IO5 WIS. AVE. N.w.-Handsome
3-rm. suite for q doctor or physi-
c1an in lge. apt bldg; now
evail. at SS5 mo. Several other
doctors In bldg. See resident mgr. :,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ME. g.
1850 -Io
FURNISHED RM.. in law office suite,
in new air-conditioned bldg: tele-
phone service. receptionist. ME,
OFFICE : AND LIVING QUARTERS.
10th and Park rd. area; conv. loc. /:
md A.; Sl25 mo-. incl. utils. HO.
o-535S. RA 3-1397 to Inspect. 10
WYATT BLDG. - Attractively furn,,
air-cond. office and use of reception
service avail. ST. $3.50. 10
TWO OFFICES. Warner Bldg. moder-
ate rental. RE. 7-7944. -I3
BLDG. 3rd and Sheridan
SITS. n.w.-Office space for rent. cali
3: B. ALLISON. RA. 3-05l3. III
AIR C0ND. FURN. once with recent.
sery. in lawyrs suite. Use OF library
and conference rm. ME. S-653S
COMMERCIAL OFFICE
SPACE. approx. 1000 So. IT.. End fir.
1908 E st. NV. heat furn. Long
term lease avail. Call RE. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Ideal
location for arm needing once
space. storage. small manufacture
ing shop and living quarters. Owner
retiring, going to Florida. $4,000
down, balance less than rent. Call
B. F. Hudson, UN. 4-1515. week
days. HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.,
4l0S Edmondston ave-, Bladensburg,
1000 SO. FT.. Maine, O., Union sts
S.W:;. plenty parking; 1-story bldg,
40x60; GEO; 8. KING co; 211O
list COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT. up
per NV. section. near Peoples drug
build up to / stores. over 5000 50,
#. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1877 K
st. NV, Ma. S-6229. Iii j..
ARLINGTON near Hecht Co.-Zoned
CO commercial. 1850 it. 3-bedrm.
house rented, sos. Sacrifice. $l2.-
$50. $500 down to qualified pur,
chaser. For details call Mr.. Fussell,,
SHANNON & LucHS CO. Ari. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-11
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

! HAVE MANY CLIENTS who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick action.
call MR.. sOTIRQS Ct DI. T-18So;
SOUND SvNN1DSsi NvEsTMENT Hi EsRsST' PROPERTY
WANTED--Houses or apis. MR..
NEWKIRK, NO. 7-4317. l3'
mercial or other rental property.
write writ G. Z. cSoSSERTH. $50 ieth
ct. NV. D. c. Ill
Evening star., 1954-01-11
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

900 f.. ctr. of town !;
street at both ends: 395 It. Of r.r.
frontage: all utiis. in. Night tele-
phone, OIL. 2-5S26: day. OIL. 2-6695