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HUNTWoS9OoDT APIS.

1921 JAY ST. NE.
Newly decorated: excel. location.
close to shopping and bus: 1-hedrm.
apts., S7l per mo-. pays for rent.
gas, heat and elec. ADULTS ONLY.
Resident manager. LU. 1-1557. NO.
1-41S7 10
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APIS. uNEuRN.-p. c. teen,. J
C0IOREn

% 46th st. se. the. corner Bennins
rd. and 3. Capitol st.l Freshly
painted l bedrm.. liv. rm.. di-
7ette kit. and bath: new Venetian
blinds, $40 mo-, incl. utils Lu.
2-3165 or RE. 1895. -21
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

Mrs Elliott ard Mrs. Blanche e.
hot OF Little Rock accompanied
the elder from his charge They
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mis-. William Brewer Mem
bers Of the BFW were installed
by Mrs. Il Lou Cox OF Little
h1cA Officers are as follows. E
Ia Mae Br0wa. s. president Mrs
Johnnie Glenn II. PRESIDENT Mrs.
Wilson Brewer. treasurer. Mrs. l.
EaeI secretary. Mrs Daisy Go
kau and Mrs Rezza Williams.
glap.alEs -. Brooks Matthias j.
~ Washington visited his parents.
ether relatives ana friends. r.
eeagly ... WV met FRIDAY alfe
n the Prairie county training
school aud tire slaao. closed ~
the Christmas holidays A-z
Eve Holloway ud Mrs Will
Mae Thomas WeEe IN Cotton Plant
Saturday on business III
and Mrs. Clarence Sneed accom-
panied by Mrs. Ella Mae Brown
went shopping c {. Gayan
and others mot8red 10 Little Rock
To visit Leigh Chase, who Is IN
the hospital.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
SmackoVer

" regret the passing Of Mrs
Annie Mae Hicks Of South Bend
Indiana. formerly # smaekovor
She vas nnerailzed a Hick
cemetery THURSDAY Andrew fun
eFal home IN charge Mrs,
Willie Mae Blaekmaa and Mrs.
Mary Coleman are home from the
Warner Brown hospital both are
reeupeFating nicely Mrs. 5
Y Caldwell and Mrs Lottie
Brooks are visiting their sons IN
Detroit for the holidays MI
and Mrs. Alex Broadnax, are with
their daughter and sun-iR-law. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Norris. Little
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie stoyall

Funeral services for Alex Wasl-
ngton were held recently. Those
attending from out-of-toWu weEa.
Mrs. Lorlhe BIagg. daug ale5. o.
Detroit Mrs. Hattie Curtis. niece
Of Oklahqma Mrs. Scott J
z Hollis Lee and Odis Lee agza
recent visitors If Ms S,ataH
Mr.. ana Azs Andrew Scot SIS
tied her aaal 5ITs Joe El.a GaIy
who mas 9eea II. for sometime
She resides Al Bluff City
Nh. ana Ms Jack Scot II R8ez-
fora, Ill, ale visiting MS mataeF.
Mrs. Laura Askgw Of Stephens
her father Nelson Box Of Chi5es-
ter and aunt Mrs. Beulah Scott
also OF CHidester and al amt.
Mrs Beulah Scott Of RI
Mrs. Polly Ann Williams from De-
troit, who has been here yisItins
relatives and friends, left for her
home recently E Walter. sam
and Frank Washington made
business trip TO Camden recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Robertson
and Mrs. Eaflee Rivers were visit
ors Of Nj. and Mr. II Rigsby.
MIR. Robertson has purchased
new truck Miss Jahante
Mack Stokes was married 10 Enc
rec Walter, Dec. 6 They are al
home near his father Earnest
Walter Rev Sutton attended
the council Thursday at Eagle
Mill The rally began Thursday
mite Rev Hutley and members
from Camden. attended The mis-
sionaries were in charge Mrs
Vella Scott. captain
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Holly Springs
Mrs. Mary Marshall

Mrs. Mary Marshall
Mrs c d Marshall and chill
dren. Claude, Geraldine and Lon
ME spent last Sunday evening
with her aunt, Mrs Bob Thomp-
son and IN the home Of MI ana
Mrs sherman Thompson Rev
and Mrs O 2 Walker and chill
dreu. ldabell and William were
dinner guests Sunday IN the home
of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Parham
Doyle THfoWer visited IN
the home Of MI and Mrs Oliver
parham Readies Thrower Wis
tied with MS aunt, Mrs Enida
Marshall and family recently
Mr. and Mrs 7 Harrison and
family Of Stockton, California
have arrived to spend the holi-
DAYS with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Monroe Smith and other rel
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

atiYes and friends Rev. o T.
Walker delivered the sermon at
81. John and was accompanied by
his wife Oliver PaIham and
MIS- Doyle Thrower were m
spaIkman on business Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Parham ana
children were In Fordyee Sunday
nite visiting her mother, Mrs
Mary Lea and brother. Her moth
q has been III Mrs Russell
Parham spent a while IN the nome
# Mr.. ana Mrs {. d Marshall
and family Miss Lizzie Rlnee
and her sister Aggie, visited m
the home Of their aunt Mrs En-
dia Marshall and family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Benton

4 Christmas dinner was given
IN the home If Mr and Mrs
Albert Scott l4l4 Webster street
The home was beautifully deco
rated with poinsettia. pine, Santa
Claus and many things that give
the yuletlde spirit Those enjoying
the delicious dinner were Mrs W
Stewart Prof { E Knox, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Tyson. Rev
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo CaldH ell

Mrs. Cleo Caldwell
Mrs. Lilly Mae Walker Of Wash
Ington. D. c. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs II K Wiley are here and
will be here two weeks Mr.
Rosie L Lewis and grandson af
San Diego daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Dan Williams They will be
here for q month Hurry Poe
brother Of Mrs Lydie Poe Is
here visiting Ordination serF-
ices for DeleHia Scott and J
Jones for deaeons were held a
First Baptist church recently Re-.
J NJ Oliver minister Last
Sunday was pastoral day at Zian
Hill Bapt church. Rev W {
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Wilmoi
Luther Slack

J { Curtis returned home after
spending three weeks with his
agat Mrs Clara Shelton. lie vas
accompanied b James C.. Curtis
If ST. Louis ard Louis Evans OF
Nl.mat Dennis Rent is home
on leave from the navy visiting
relatives ami friends He is sta
toned al San Francisco Hen
IS Thomas is spending the holi-
days IN Chicago Charlie
Thomas and Ms Mona b Dant-
zler left for California last week
The Wllm6t Wolves Won uv-
a. the Gould nj December 10
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. s.
II the Pulaski ChaHeery Court
Darllne ThTasher. Plaintiff
IS. No l03220
John Curey nrasher Defendant
The defendant. John Cures
Thrasher, Is warned 10 appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Darline Thrasher.
Dated: December l4th, 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w Shepherd
Airline Turner, chaneery Clerk
Attorney ad Litem
BY Helen Edwards. d c,
t2:23-30.i:6-l3 T.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
ACHING MUSCLES

Re- eve RES e ted, -. as#asg M.
- 80 sfsh 2LGS ta1.-ss 5r .sssra.
q AtssNSN setI .ist & srIs7 ssf# astza,
RENE, bseaate tie sTANaACz t=HTauIs
combines several prtserptioa Tree IN.
srst'sata fer fast rsiisf Of can.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

Rock Home for the weekend
are Edward Martin and Selma
Grant Give news to your
agent, oren HighShaW or call Pa
5-9f8I.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

Porter, pastor On the sick List
are, Mesdames Louie Newton, Cap
Burton ana Ella Brown Of HIg-
gins switch.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Bearden
EAGLETTE
Mrs susie CASTOR

Mrs. susie CASTOR
The paint rally was held at the
OAK Grove Baptist church with
Rev J II Montgomery. delivering
the message. Offering was by w.
himbefty and OTIS Baker. Thorn
ton TIE pastor. and members ex-
press their appreciation for those
who helped make this successful
Henry Frank Styles Of For
dyee spent the weekend with his
aunt Susie CASTOR.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

filling is set This pie keeps WE'LL
make the day before, u desired.
Chocolate Velvet Cream
. squares unsweetened
chocolate
l envelope q tablespoon
gelatin
cup cold water
IL cups milk, scalded
u cup sugar
\ teaspoon salt
cup heavy cream
y teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate In double boiler
Combine gelatin and cold water in
mixing bowl mix well. Add scaided
milk. sugar. and salt, and stir until
gelatin Is dissolved Add cream and
pour slowly into melted chocolate,
beating with egg beaten until
blended. Then cook minutes Re
move from boiling water and add
vanilla Chill until slightly thick
ened. Then place in bowl Of ice and
water and whip with egg beaten I'M
III nuffy and thick "a whipped
cream spoon into mold, Chill until
firm. Serve plain or with whipped
cream Makes servings.
Peppermint Cream Rennet
Dessert
IL cups milk
n cup light cream
package vanilla rennet
powder
5 drops red color
Y teaspoon peppermint extract
Whipped cream
Grated chocolate
Set uut 4 Ur dessert dishes Add
milk 90 light cream. W1rra mlk
mixtaf, slowly until IateNarw. st.r-
ring constantly Test "a drop On o."
inside q your wrist frequently.
when 30 feels comfortably warm
ono -. uaf not. remove gt ono.
from l.1t Slr iu rcd color. pepper
mint extract. and entire contents OF
pArkaa. al one time. aiIN urt.
powder is dissolved -- not ugEr uHf
INTIMATE Pour az once. Whtir sIII
ifsahI into glasses DO not disturb
while Xix sets - about 10 minutes.
chill Garuish with whipped cream
ani crr ted Chocolate
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

and Mrs Arthur Falsom. ir.. Mr..
and Mrs Earnest Smith. Mr. and
Ms GaTley Gray
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
Des Arc


Mrs. Ella Mae brown
The presiding elder o. the NJ
Little Rock district Rav " b
Banks, delivered the evarlaa ser-
mon at Bethel AME church : n
day The church was sue-eszzal in
raising is quota Rav aaa
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Exit 1853 recipes and enter
L y dishes for 1856. Here are
some idea for your food file for
The Nv Year. Try them on your
family and friends during the
months ahead. They'll prove
very popular. I'm sure!
Dried Beet Hors d'oeusres
1 package g ounces) cream
cheese
a, cup finely shredded dried beef
teaspoons butter
y cup 400 bran fakes. slightly
crushed
Mash cheese with a fork until
creamy Add shredded dried beef 20
.oftened cream cheese and shape
into balls about v inch In diameter.
chm just before serving. melt but
ter IN skillet and saute cereal over
low heat about or 4 minutes. Roll
cheese balls In the sautsed flakes
Insert a eolored toothpick In each
hail Makes dozen hors d'oeuvres.
New Years Holiday Pie
tablespoon -four
= teaspoon cinnamon
i teaspoon ground cloves
teaspoon nutmeg
teaspoon salt
cup mixed candied fruit
. cup raisins
y cup chopped toasted almonds
eggs. slightly beaten
I t5p lirht or dark corn syrup
.r emp brown sugar
t.lsroun grated orange rind
teaspoon grated lemon rind
tablespoons butter or
margarine. melted
% rum toptionaD
uHbakod 9-iuch pastry shell
I..I ra#t Eve ingredients. Ads
HuI nuts Mix beaten sErs
rH .yfdp, sugar, grated rirls
',f Iutfer. Blend well and
stir in rum stir In fruit
THHr into urhakcd Vastry
F.Ne In hot oven ago. -
.E..s reduce heat 90 moderate
- ard bake 30 minutes
f# ..s.r..+ "- HH. n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30

NEW YORK Marie Armstrong wearing gown Of her
voted the BEST Dressed Woman by panel judges at
10th annual ball of the Association of Negro Press Photographers
New Roekand Palace here recently She's shown receiving the
annual Park Tford Award established TO encourage Initiative
originality fashion design from Arthur ~ Wiener
executive Of Park Tford Dsts Corp. The gift hamper
above Of several prizes that with the award
Miss Armstrong department sales clerk and student Of fash
chosen from rs hnasts Her semade gown
III efgshell color accents elongated look
She resides ut 222 West is0th Street, New York CITY,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-30
w,
VIA, would you do with your s4,oooa Spend i, on

What would you do with your $4,000? Spend il on
home Of your own? Your chds college education? Go in
business for YOURSELF All Of those things money,
than Of have But there's why any
of us can't get the money regularly and invest wisely
The easiest time noowhen you're earning than
before And the way through the Payroll
Savings Plan Then your saving done for you automatically
What advantage that Isl Once you tell your pay Office how
much you each payday you relax and know that
everything being taken Of Your money goes regularly
into u s. Series Z Savings Bonds one Of the safest,
surest investments in the world.
And how your money A gOtO' Say you sign up for $780,
Heo through The Payroll S1riag Plan rh Jou irork In years
you'll hare S2O53 In years and months 277 Ind
less than 70 Jcars-SlO,3l9
And the earlier you the less you need each month";
Let's say you're Is and you start investing $3.50 month in
Savings Bonds At 65 you'll have retirement fund Of $4,000.
Another man SIS but invests S75 month in Bonds At 65 he
will have $4,000 Both Of you will have invested the
$4,000: but YOU, the early starter, will have
accumulated 2Oes more money.
So every day you put off saving costing you money Take
that amporant first step Sign up for Payroll Savings where
YOU work in Bonds regularly where you bank.
If YOU want your income, ask your b1a
about 80 Series Bonds that pay interest szaiaaluay By
Treasury oe4 Available IN denominations Of $500 $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
By DONALD B. HADLEY

=
Assets of American Security &
Trust totaled $3.50. 24s,264 or
October S, date Of the recent
bank call. a gain of los pei
cent from o year earlier and
I31.4 per cent higher than I'VE
years ago, q condition state
|ment from. President Daniel w
Bell showed yesterday.
The latest total compared with
$226, 034, 292 on October Z last
year and $19o.563 .9O6 on October
4. 1850. However, it was slightly
behind $3.50. 256.so4 on June 80
this year.
The company's net loans and
discounts climbed to $l06. 461. 43t
on October S, a gain of 26.3 per
cent from $84. 33S,442 q year
earlier and 83.3 per cent greater
than $50, 1925 I'VE years
earlier. They also were wen above
sl00,850,722 last June 30.
Holdings Of Federal obliga,
tons amounted to tsl.O59. S12 or
October 5. an increase Of 81 PEI
cent in the year and up 1875 PEI
cent in five years. but below $s2,.
725.072 on June 80.
Capital funds Of $l5.4l5. 66s
were 5 per cent ahead Of q year
ago and up q per cent in five
years. They also were above
SIS It'll. 500 at midyear.
As previously reported, depos.
its Of $22l, 904,970 were 8 pei
cent above a year ago and UP
24.8 per cent, in five years, but
were well below $685., $50. 1886 on
June 30. /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Wine Tasting II Feature
For TWA Open House

Trans World Airlines viii marx
the opening Of its new ofiices ct
the Trans World Airlines Build
Ing. 1925 Seventeenth street
NV. with what IL billed rs ''in-
ternational wine-tasting open
house"
Invitations went out yesterday
for the event, scheduled ut $3.50
pm. on Thursday. October ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Ad Club Speakers to Tell
World Air Situation

General George C. Kenney and
Gin Robb wilson. president Of
the Air Force Association. viii
discuss the international air
power situation at an Advertise
ing Club luncheon at Hotel VIII
lard Tuesday.
Gen. Kenney was chief Of ths
Pacific Air Command under Gen
Macarthur and is United States
military representative at the
United Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Alvin I. Miller Joins
State Mutual Agency

Alvin I. Miller. insurance exec
Iutive and former advertising
agency partner, has been named
sales promotion manager of the
Francis M. Sharkey Agency Of
the State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. here.
Mr.. Miller formerly was an
associate OF the Washington
agency Of the Massachusetts, Mu-
Itual Life Insurance Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Controllers TO Discuss
Methods 1T Hecht Co.

Controllers Of competing stores
who visited the accounting and
controllers ofiices ct the Hecht
Co. last week will discuss what
they saw at . meeting Of Ma
tional Capital Group Of Con-
itrollers at the Washington Hotel
Tuesday evening.
The discussion win cover ac-
counts payable. payroll and sales
audit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
IA. S. ct. Assets Increase,
Looms Show Big Cain

mess Bureau Of washington. VIII
give the keynote and welcoming
address at the 5etf annual con-
vention Of the international AS
ISOLATION of EIectrotypers and
Stereotypers when it opens at
the Shoreham Hotel on Wednes-
day. october 10.
Other Washington speakers
viii be John A. Reilly. president
of the Second National Bank,
and Calvin D. johnson. consult
ant Of the American Trucking
Associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Trade Groups to Meet
IAt Glchner Iron Works

Two Washington trade associ-
atoms win meet this week as
guests Of the Fred s. Gichner
Iron Works for Q luncheon and
inspection tour Of company
plants.
| Washington Executives Asso-
ciation will meet at the COM
lpany's main plant at Oath and
I'M streets NV. tomorrow and
1.-THE District Trucking Associa-
ltion will meet there Wednesday.
| The tours will cover all i've
/ plants Of the Gichner company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Peoples Drug Sales Up
80 Pet, From 1854

September sales Of Peoples
Drug Stores. Inc. amounted to
1896. OPT. q gain Of SO per cent
from $4.75l ,601 in August last
year, Treasurer H. J. Althouse
announced.
Sales In nine months this year
Itotaled $4l.488.840. an increase
Iof 40 per cent from $39, 534, 9es
In the same 1854 period.
The company operated l5e
stores in September. compared
with l54 q year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
R. H.Gibson Named
Sports Chairman
For D. c. League

Richard H. Gibson. president
of the Northwestern Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
win head the sports committee
for the 48th annual convention
of the District Building and Loan
League, it was announced yes
terday by Milton r. johnson.
general chairman.
The convention win be held
at White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va, october 1880.
Richard H. Sinclair Of Amer
lean Building Association is vice
chairman Of the important
committee. Other members In
clude:
James W. Clark, Jefferson Federal:
william X. copenharer, Northwestern
FEDERAL; Fred q. Dieterich. Metropolis;
m. Edward Early, Eastern: chafies G.
Eiderkin, Anacostia: C. q Ffanier, Lib
erty; Thomas n. Harrison. Eastern;
Francis J. Hayes. Eqterpfise; y y
lnahinet, interstate: Thomas =. Lodge
First Federal; Jack Riley. Capital City,
and John H. etadtler. National Perma-
nent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Bank Auditors Attending
Convention In Denver

A group Of Washington bank
auditors and controllers is at
tending the 3ist annual conven-
Ition OF the National Association
Iof Bank Auditors and Controllers
in Denver. Colo.
The convention opens today
and will last through Thursday,
Members Of the group include:
David B. Grimm. auditor, Anaccstia
National Bank: Franklin A, Gibbons. jK.
vice president and controller Of Riggi
National. and Mrs. Gibbons: Gerald r
RR sss wee PRESIDENT n q SseSIa nati9n1
ander n stewart. auditor. Second Ma
s sSns l IS.I,, G Estos. i NAM Moore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
IAddressograph-M uitigraph
To Display Products

Address o gra p h : Multigraph
Corp. has issued invitations to
Government officials. bushes,
executives and the press to at-
tend q showing Of selected
products at its Offices at 1906
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Thursday and Friday.
Some Of the products repre-
sent improvements being shown
| by the company for the first
time. Hours for the showing
win be from 10 am. to 1 pm.
L. s. Mccarthy TO Address
Electrotypers, Stere0typers
Leland s. Mccarthy. manag-
ing director Of the Better Bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, ocToBER 3, 1856
asR lev safsz "a. az z9 % Mn low Cos.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
NEW RAMBLERS
A Home With a Good Income

Four complete apts.. conven-
tent neighborhood, Georgia.
ave. and Emerson st. area: call
Mrs. GlaSsman, RA. 6-4O43
PAUL p. STONE. REALToR
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
41O5 18th ST. NV.

Liv. rm. 16x30, din. rm., kitchen,
pantry, 5 bedrmS,, baths. sun
room, Lear g 2. besut. shrubberv.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
I i1I07 Vermont Ave M S-o2l0
Evening star., 1955-05-29
LET'S

LEI .
Want Wants to % purchase a GOOD @ home
through q firm that doesn't mind
doing all the leg work necessary to
satisfy that party's needs. Remsm;
you a home.
Colony Realty Co., RA. 6-O516
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Custom built brick with all the de-
lights Of lovely garden with patio:
liv. rm. 22xl2ia with fireplace. din
nm. den. beautiful kit. with dish
tive breakfast rm,; 4 double bedrms..
. baths; rec. rm. in bsmt.; 2-car
garage; immaculate cond.; $50 $50.
Call Mrs. Pryse. STORY g. CO., ME
S4100: week ends and ewes. WO.
6-5202. 80
COLORED. rs s ST.-Newly dec
New gas furnace. finished bsmt. g
car stone garage. Priced low for
quick sale, Open Sun, 3 I'll dark
,TH6kH1 TH0MRsoN. N. PEi dSRGf aig2s4 DETACHED Cag
house: Ice. lot Near l4th st: home
or Investment. Vacant. New eond
viii exchange. OWNER, Ia. 9-7010
COLORED--I4?4 SPRING RID. NV.
---s rms. 2 floors. New cond. Extra
plumbing In bsmt. Built-in garage.
Firepl Partly furn. Many extras.
$1,000 to $1,000 cash. viii ex-
change Open Sun. Near everything.
conoREDm4se4 d4oRsE1Dol24se4 4th ST. N.w.ge.
rm. brick; garage; excellent condi-
tion, Venetian blinds, corner cup,
boards in din. rm.: ground-leveI
basement. layatory; . rear porches
screened; S15,500. OPEN SUNDAY
20, RA. 6-0059 29'
COLORED - DISTINGUISHED de-
tached brick Colonial featuring lge
living room with fireplace. separate
entertaining dining room, den, larse
equipped kitchen. powder room on
1st floor; 5 lovely bedrooms. . tilt
baths on End floor: large attic. full
bsmt.: garage: automatic oil heat
GI OR civilian terms. Only S1a,950
OPEN SAT. SUN. AND MON. COS
NICHOLSON ST. NV. FREDER-
lex w. BERENS, Jr., EN-. 2-7S00
OLORED-COOLIDG AREA-Semi-
detached brick: 6 rms. bath. base
ment, attic: in new condition. AZ
cept reasonable offer. RA. -3-92S3
COLORED-BY OWNER--4306 18th
st. nw.-Det, rms, 3 baths. rec
rm, porch. det. dble. gar. Open
Sundav OF TIA Q-1T01
Evening star., 1955-05-29

OPEN ! TO 6
One Of the larger Riggs rd homes.
with baths and huge rooms. Priced
below the market at $4,000. Shop
ping, schools. transp. at doorstep.
Terms to suit. 612 Oglethorpe st.
ne, Call Mr. katz. ia 9-l709.
LEO A. BRYER AND CO. INC.