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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

This new prosperity has created
a vast new market with a pur-
chasing power of SIC billion a
year.
Full indignation is now the rule
in the Armed Forces. Among the
nearly 5000 Negro officers is Brig.
Gen. Benjamin o. Davis, Jr., of
the Air Force
Similar advances are evident in
education. In 1882 only 1000 stu
dents attended Negro colleges,
with possibly 1000 more Negroes
in unsegregated colleges of the
North. BY 1947, Negro-college en-
rollment had climbed above TO-
600; Negroes in other colleges
numbered $4,000. Since then, many
more institutions have opened
their. doors.
THE walls of prejudice are
tumbling down." Maisel says, lin
the effort to make the American
dream of equality come true for
all men,"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27
Stock up on US. Good Beef

Stock up on US. Good Beef
Well Trimmed Choice Cut
Chuck Roost 2oe RUmp Roust 40c
Tender, juicy swiffs Lean
Steak, Id. = 4oc Sulf Meut --l9c
MorreIrs Pride Northern Lean Loin
Hams, Id. --3oc Pork Chops 44c
For BroiIns Fresh Young Tender
Steaks, Ib. -45c Veal Steak -2oc
Tender Club cudahys Puritan AII-Meat
Steaks, Id. -45c Bologna, Id. 3oc
FRYERS, fresh killed, cut up
LEGS and THIGHS, pound -59c
BREASTS, pound ------ 6oc
BACON, Wilson's Sliced, ID. -30c
RARDINs ENRICHED
TOWN TALK BREAD - for &c
ARMoUR's PURE LARD lbs. SAC
AMERICAN sARDINEs 3 cans Csc
SUGAR limit one) IS lbs. 41c
TIDE GIANT SIZE --------- -o4C
Tustee POTTED MEAT, con Sc
INSTANT PUDDING, JeIIo he
FRESH CORN ---6 ears 25c
BANANAS -------2 lbs. Csc
PEACHES -- z lbs. Csc
RED POTATOES ----5 lbs. 1oc
Showbocf Pork & Beuns 2 for l9c
Hunt TOMATO cATSUP z for 3oc
Snowflake RICE 1913 lbs. 25c
Burnt Sugar CAKE MIX, box 4lc
Robin Hood FLOUR 10 lbs. 98c
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

C. Allen is the most popular boy
around big old Learned, Missis
sippi. He thinks he has all this
girls covered, but we believe he
is blind because Maxine Kindrich
is still 1.-The girl he expects tc
make his study. The girls around
Utica are very quiet these days
l guess it's because of the big
three joining the Armed Forces
They are Big 81 Antonio Jacobs
Big % Bill Newman, Big 90 Rich
mond Chase. see what ! mean
Seems like Ada Ruth Hardy has
become a city girl because Mr..
Craft has become too slow and
poor for her these days. Poor
fellow, you won't last long if
Sebetha Lee and Julia Dixon keep
pulling over you, hey girls, let
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27
KoscIUsKo ENTERPRISE

KOScUSkO AND ATTALA COUNTY
PROF JAMES WILLIAMS circuls
MRS. myrtle COOPER News e
MRS. ANDRE COOPER Society {,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

bic. and her children in their
nome on Highway IL East very
mucn and friends were happy
10 see them home again. Mrs. 10.
sic Bell their mother, left with
them to spend a while with them
IN their home in Ypsilandi, Mich.
and we hope for her a pleasant
stay.
The daughter of Mr.. Garther
Clark by former wife who pass.
ed several years ago is spending
a lew days with her dad and his
present wife, Mrs. Georgia Clark.
The girl has been ill for several
years, but is much improved at
present
Last Rites Said For
Little Myrtle Jones
Mrs. Mennie Tate S. Natchez
attended the funeral of her grand
daughter, Myrtle Jones, daugh-
ter of the late Ethel Tate Jones
VINO passed on eight years ago
Inc child was living with the
other grandmother, Mrs. Quilla
Cook of Carthage, Miss.
Myrtle was nine years old and
was a victim of polio, which end
ed in death. Besides her grand
parents, she leaves one sister. 8
years old. Myrtle will be missed
Tor all loved her. But God loved
her best.
The funeral of Mr.. Bob Haw-
thorne was attend Sunday. His
son ma dwife were here and are
now attending to business of i'm
portance. Their home is in New
York, N. Y.
Mrs. Elnora Rimmer from Grand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lack Ash
ford. She is also visiting her sis
ter and brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27
DIGEST ARTICLE CITES
PROGRESS OF NEGRO RACE


Pleasantville, N. Y. In less
than a generation, Negroes have
marched farther toward full par
ticipation in American life than
in al lof the past, says Albert @
Maisel in the September Readers
Digest.
Appraising Negro progress in
Industry, Maisel notes that in the
South as well as the North, more
and more Negroes are finding
skilled jobs. For example, Lock
heed Aircraft today has 1000 skill
ed Negro workers in its Marietta,
Ga. plant alone.
In 1880 there were fewer than
100000 Negro trade-union mem
bers. Currently there are almost
two million, and a growing num-
Der of Negroes have risen to
posts of union leadership. In 1914
the telephone industry hired its
first Negro clerks and switch
board operators. Today it has
more than 10000. Big-city banks
and department stores, formerly
employing Negroes only as jani-
tors, now have many as clerks,
stenographers, tellers and &C.
Icountants.
The Negroes wages have in
creased to more than four times
their 1910 level, the article states.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

company, Mrs. Ethel Bayne. Every
one played well their part.
Mrs. Catherine Brooks is home
again at 722 N. Jackson ST., af.
ter spending two weeks with her
daughter Mary. She reports a joy.
full time attending revivals at Beth.
lehem, St. John and other points
Little Mary Alice Wilder left
for home yesterday after spend
ing two weeks with Susie F. Coop
err. They had many pleasant ex.
periences together.
Mr.. v. B. Wingard of Chicago
Ill, is visiting with his mother
and father, Minnie and Fred
Wingard, l22 College st. Also he
is making as many calls to see
old friends as possible. We al
are so happy to see him.
Join birthday Party
For The Jackson's
Many children were gathered
together on N. Jackson Eft, te
share in the Joint Birthday party
of little James Marvin Jackson
four years, and Cheliah Jackson
two years, on last Sunday, Aug
ust 21st, given by their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson.
Sick
Friends of little Brenda Jack
son regret very much to know
of her illness. Btenda is a fav.
orite of all who know her. We
hope she will soon be well again
Little Michial Cooper is on the
sick list. We feel at loss at Sun
day School without our baby. He
is always so full of pep and in
formation. We hope he will soon
be out again.
The Bells Exchange Visits
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bell have
enjoyed the visits of their child
rem, grandchildren and great
grandchildren, Agnes, Myrtle, Ma
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27
Hope Well News
Rev. G. E. Berry.
Agent & Reporter

Rev. q. E. Berry,
Agent G. Reporter
On this the oath day of August,
1855, I will attempt to give you a
brief summary of the news and
the happenings in and around
Crystal Springs, Georgetown,
Hopewell and Brushey Creek
First of all. our Revival is going
on in big way at Brushey Creek
Sunday in the day and both
Sunday and Tuesday nights. the
people were hard to number, with
crowds both inside and outside
the church. Cars and trucks
covered the grounds. /. 1t was on
one occasion similar to this that
one fthe Lords prophets said
and I quote: land the people have
a mind to work" in reversing
that statement I can truthfully
say, the Home people of this
district have really had Home
coming spirit. For the benefit of
some of our readers, with pleas
ure | will give you the names
from Saginaw, Michigan, Miss
Juanita Cole and Mrs. Percy
Woods: from Detroit, Mr.. Clay,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Murray and
family from Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. x. L. Lewis and family; from
Memphis, Mr.. Moses oily and sis
ter Cora, Mrs. Nina Catchings
and Mrs. Lula Thompson; from
Jackson, Mr.. Doll Holy and fam
ily, Mrs. Lila Holy, her daughter
and husband, Mr.. Eugie Catch
ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee
Catchings and family; MIR. and
Mrs. R. B. Catchings and family;
Miss Lizzie Bass and grandbaby,
her brother, Rev. Willis Bass, Mr.
and Mrs. Asia Lewis and family,
Mr.. Minor Lewis and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Artie Sandifer and fam
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27
Kosciusko News

The First Baptist church was
well represented in the Miss. I'm
ion Women's District Convention
held at New Zion M. B. church,
Vaughans, Miss. Those who went
as delegates from the Missionary
Society were: Mesdames Lucy At
wood, Matte Guilky, Myrtle Coop
er, senior department; Lucille Pull
lum, Mamie Wilks, ]. M A. De-
partment; Ethel Smith, Susie F
Cooper, Red Circle department;
Bobby Joyce Pullum, Elma Ruth
Pullum, Brenda Pullum, Everlee
Pullum, Mary Alice Wilder, Sun.
shine Band; John L. Bayne, James
w. Bayne, Joe Bayne, Jerry Bay
ne, D. Pullum, Crusaders; Also
the mother of Bayne boys was in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

60 of poor Russell Dixon, ne
loves you both. OK. Loyce, we
know you and Charles Davis just
can't be separated, good luck
kids. Ethel Smith and Ethel Mae
Cooper are pulling straws over
Russell Dixon, better watch Ethel
Mae, Ethel Lee or she'll beat
you rhine, wanta bet? Bye-bye.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

Give children small servings;
remember, big amounts may be
discouraging to small child 1t
is well for a child to form the
habit of cleaning his plate and
then asking for a second help
ing if wanted.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-27

To be smooth, ice cream should
be frozen quickly.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

ALCONN moves local, long dist: l.
bedrm. apt, S26:. = bedrms., $50;
3 rms. $40. TU. 2-T272. New vans.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU 7-96Sf.
CHESTER MOvERS-LSe. or small,
we do them all! Clean and careful
ST 1880 ia 9-01l5 ewes
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET or
across the country; safe. STORAGE in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STORAGE
co. INC Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL Home or bus. short
or long notices: extra services any
time; sensibly priced. LU. 1-950d.
beaches specially. s; !; MORRIS
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Storaee;
reas. IA. 9-2a37: ewes, RA. 10.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., nr. Rock Greek
garage. $3.50. LO. 4-6579. 3
FALLS CHURCH: summer, possibly
longer-6-rm., bath, newly redec.
se pCsch eGny si4o 'sss mo g. Sim' ssh
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., . baths;
Sa25, Z rms, 2 baths. fenced lot;
$50, i rms, bath; $3.50. OIL.
,,-2635. EN-, 2-S3S3. 5
vILLAGE-Aysil. immedi-
bedrm. home. S175. Wo. 81 lbG;
20 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-e rooms,
kicthen, :, baths, porch. garage: gas
hot water heat. Rent, -S110, p. j.
WALsHE, INC. Ills Eve st. NV,
G.EfOtRGETOWN-A siamorous house,
i rooms, suitable entertaining; S2l0
20 adult family. open IL iii .. @au7
cIosE.fN Itssf fSe' ARLrNGToN-Brick; iiy
rm., dinette.. kit. . bedrms., tile
bath, bsm5 fenssd nss Tesy T5vEI yaFs; Fss si2o
Sse6f Sse6sfI m0 or csls IA. ME MaEg17i 7pVANNo 30 o.
ARLINtGiToN.FALLs CHURCH AREA
fireplace; sep. din. rm,. equipped
kitchen. sun parlor. and screened
IN pOrcn; Iull basement. Win rev
reation rm.. q acres of sround. with
private swimming pool. Also ga
raae $500 per month. Phone Miss
Tobias at XII a-H644, for appoint
ment. AL BAKER 4 SON -
ARLINGTON. Falls Church area.-,-:i
bedrmS.. | bath. liv. rm, and din.
rm., combination equipped kitchen
bus service to Washington; Sl25 per
month. 1-yr. lease Phone XXI. g.
6644. AL BAKER a. SON. NC.
~
N. ARL.--.-bedrm. Colonial; excep.
tiona In furnishings, charm and
convepicnee. oil. 4-B425. Ill
BETHESDA--2-be -bedrm, Cape Cod:
screened porch, full bsmt., liv. rm /.
din rm,' quiet loc,: avail. June
CIV x 9Gt; 9GsMaRIrRocnly a} TI fadS. ! MN down
town. Designed for group. Sleeps Il
TV, washer disp, elec., lawn mower
Sl7o. AID. 4-6710. ewes.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cent

AUTHORITARIAN. Q bedrms, !:
near Pentagon: new furniture; Sl25
mo-: shade trees. IA 7-4015. B
SUMNER RENTALi Chevy Chase. Nd.
June IL to Labor Day: 3 bedrooms.
. baths. screened porch. playroom.
shade, automatic washer. Convenient
to shopping: $500 per month. OIL.
e3aT 9th ST. NV bedrms.. 2
baths. rec. rm., TV. deep freeze.
May 10 to Nov. 10. Reas. to re-
sponsinle party RA. 3-27g7. IS
NEARBY MARYLAND = Gracious
small Rentleman's home. attractiveiy
furnished; superbly located in a
secluded country estate environment
in Howard Co. IS miles from D. c.;
3 bedrms.. bath. modern kit: wide
green lawn. lovely shade trees; avail
immed. until September, 1855; Sl2J
per mo. InSpectio by appt. only.
CORNELIA M BOWIE, 1724 Goth
St NV, HO. 2-1713.
ARL., OF Lorcom lane-3-bedroorn
3-bath, brick rambler; nicely fur
nished, completely earpeted. Fenced
yard Available June L: S175 per
month. 1907 Nellie custis dr.. IA.
1896. IS
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Chevy Chase-CHARMING bedrms..
2s baths; rec; rm;; garage; $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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HOUSES UNrURNIsHED Gent.

NEW BRICK HOME, in nice sect.
kit, 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st A.;
2nd f.. lge. bedrm. and bath: nr.
busline and schools: S125. PERRY
M HA1 srGaff G2f 81 81 PPFsN4AGoN-s PTssfs bed
dow fan; Sis. cali or. 1875.
CHEVY CHASE - Near schools and
churches; . busllines: 3bedrms., !
rRLas sfi caTES Ssrd Eh 5aSa0 Area
--3-bedrm. brick; elec. kit; bsmt,
swim pool share; $125. JE. 2-2TS3.
FALLS CHURCH AREA -bedrm.
Cape Cod; liv. rm.. din. rm. equipped
kit, full bsmt. with fec. rm.; quiet
Asish00snGS' Ava Jane asth ehv sfao e'esyo per mo
ARFAx REALTY. INC. JE. 2-145o.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod: sep. din. rm., large kit,
firepl. in liv. rm., full bsmt.; ga
sass ssG eSeg per 1S mo eu'Rs aRfAx ya kEHnY Rnss
FALLS Ais I'll CHURCH i1do AREA - 3-bedrm,
Cape Cod; elec. kit. with din. area;
nice yard fenced garden area in
rear, immed. occupancy; S110 per
mo: ARFAx REALTY. INC, JE. q
FOR 4 NICE QUIET LOCATION, see
these 3 and 4-bedrm. homes; from
$50 per mo. to $50 per mo. Ho; 2
WEsTMORELAND HILLS bedrms.,
3 baths, powder rm., iv. rm., din.
marie ST.; $500 mo; phone Sun. OIL.
1856. IS
IsHoREHAM HOTEL VIC. s11o Haw-
thorne. ST. n.w.---5-bedrm.. 3-bath
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK S.
,I'dd PH!LLIPsf snINs,,;Ia DI; 17l411. Ie
nonaS. sSlsaRie Lhs sOf e.Issa5n. Sioo 1t per
NAVY CoUNTRY CLUBNAVail.
May 15---3 good bedrms., 2 baths
on 2nd f.: lily. rm;' din; rm;. mod mod
room and bath: also rec. rm. aboye-
bomer. sAHDoz INC. 2 Dupont
.SnSNcT0S S1rsle pT; I11a24; EdRssr ,.draom a
bus and neiehborhood swimming
GEoRGEToWN@Mod. 8-bearm. semi
det brick; 2Sth and N; $l65.
AUERBACH, D1. 7-650l. TU. 2-SsS9.
FAILS CHURCH AREA -bedrm.
Cape Cod. bsmt. and fenced yard;
avail. immed.; S135 per mo.
s. ARL.-2 bedrms.. bsmt.. fenced
yard, very conv.; 500 per mo. For
these and other rental listings. Call
LURlA BROS, ia. T-S500. 2O4S
Wilson blvd. -
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Chevy Chase, D. C.-3 bedrmS.. 2
baths. GARAGE, fenced yard: mr.,
transp.: $500.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC. ,
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
| 1923 A ST, Seat Pleasant, Md
bedroom rambler, partly furnished;
| $115 per mo-
| eos End ST. S.W.--4 rms, kit. and
bath. newly remodeled; 500 per mo
| JAMES j. RUPERT
| 1921 7th ct NV e
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COLONIAL VILLAGE
GEORGETOWN

Two wonderful houses newly
available with space ana
at $50 500 and the other has
five bedrooms at $4,000. In
excellent locations. both houses
open up beautifully for enter
tanning yet are well planned
for family living. Call Mrs.
WinsloW.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ANNUAL SAILS. s200. 900. On main
hwy in fast-growtng suburban area,
an excellent opportunity for ! OF
2 men to take over . going, good
ineome-pTodueing business CAN BE
BOUGHT RIGHT! $4,000 down
the balance on reasonable terms
This business should easily pay fol
Itself. plus q most satisfactory return
On your investment.
AN ESPECIALLY UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TUEITY FOR AN ESTABLISHED
ORGANIZATION to acquire a branch
location in a most desirable North
menti Hl.Stn CALI AL Ma sAs srTk1N' n epD0i KE
6-932S.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
COLORED BEER TAVERN for sale
Good loc Ress. Owner i'll. Informa-
ton. LU 4-3lT3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY to own
and operate q growing gen. store
with 7-day on-and of liquor license.
2-bedrm. house attached; gas sta
tion. Present owner has doubled
business and wants to retire. Price.
S3l 900: terms to reliable party.
FARM MAcHiNERY SPOKESMAN
town Northern Virginia. Varied
lines. Exclusive franchise. No rent
to pay. Can be purchased at in
ySnsSEy cost oppSRTNITy SSs TnT sa2r So4 sound
Investment Of $5,0OO-S10,O00. Es-
tablished. durable consumer goods
product. Profits will return all Of
original investment in approxi-
mately 8 years. Box 470-C. Star.
LUNCHEoNETTE. air-cond., ali mod.
equip. Will sacrifice on acct, other
int, 81 900 cash will handle. Box
HAULiiNGG. Go operating 3 trucks daily.
sSRvSSs II 229 csl 4.TAoSs NA sSe1g3 R8R ,r.s2R. E.
tions. ! located Capitol Hts. Nd,
area; other in Shirley-Duke area of
Alex. Va. Reasonable inventory in
vestment Avail. for. immed. occup.
5see 5x 4f6S ppSSF MRs fGs aq5 poRpNs pssies phSns
4 APTS.. 5 sleeping rms, long lease;
rent; $3.50. Price, $4,000. aAD.
SEA Sf'5 room BUSINESS. wholesale and
retail; soo1 sood profitable business. Gail
COFFEE SHOP. air conditioned.
Equipped. Rare opportunity for
enereetic man or couple. Very little
investment. Forced to sacrifice due
to other business obligations, Con-
tact Mr.. EVANS. Ma. S>4537.
ITALIAN-FRENCH-GREEK Spanish
GROCERY STAND FOR SALE--AR-
cADE MARKET. 1426 Irving st. NV.
S
HOME REFRIGERATION and electric
appliance business for sale; 6 rooms.
turnished lots shop on propeIF,ty I,S
and elec. appliances incl. in sale.
Ill health. reason for selling. Box
GRoCERY@Make your own price.
with or without stock owner. going
TO coast. 1904 N. Capitol st. NV.
FOR SALE-Minute- car wash.
fully modern; must be cash. co.
GROCERY. BEER - Doing $1,000
wee weekly G.r.I mixesdd sdes trsde; so% cash
conditioned; doing $4,000 weekly;
downtown location; seats lis; rea-
sonably priced. Good for two part
ners. Box 345-Y. Star. s.
GUESTHOUSE, Chesapeake Beach
For sale or lease; opportunity for
BEAUTY SHOP, Richmond. Va
Fully equip; reasonable; retiring
for health reasons. Box 34s-Y, Star.
RooMING HoUsE-Rent free: heat
and hot water; S75 rent; S270 mo.
income; S2.100 value. Owner leav-
ing town, sacrificing $975, cash.
terms or trade. sol End st. ne,
JA. 5-0011. 50
RESTAURANT AND BAR for rent
New place, on Route 301 and 5. %
miles from Washington, D. c. LIQUOR
license, on and off sale. Living
quarters. Must be sober and re-
liable, experienced restaurant man.
Midway 5-3S11. 15H
RESTAURANT--RA. 6-g830. $3.50 Ga.
ave. NV: $1,000 cash. bal. mo.
OWNER must retire acct. health.
CORNER STORE. very lge,, next to
new Bank of Md. in Bowie. Md, for
rent: good for any bus: rent subject
to an offer. EN- 3-555S. Sat. and
Sum-: MA. S-6578 daily. 3
1876 YOU ST. N.E.-store. 20x50.
LOCO SO. ft.; 2 garages; 1.500-ft.
parking lot in rear; reas.
PARKING LOT. 400 blk. 9th st. NV.
l0.940 SO. it.
Evening star., 1955-05-06

148 N. Carolina Sc.
rooms. bath. garage: good condi-
ton; oil hot-water heat. Rent, sos.
P. j. WAL,SHE, INC, Ills Eye st.
NV Ma S-R4RH. 8
Evening star., 1955-05-06
BARNABY WOODS
DETACHED BRICK
CTTTDTO DEN

~ - ~ -
\ perfect home with separate studio
or hobby house in a Williamsburg
setting. Truly. it is out Of this
world! Flagstone patio, SO secluded;
fiagstone walks in random pattern;
little stone walls, Towering shrubs,
whispering trees; riot of col0r Tor
the wide~awake: peace and con-
tcntment for the nodding head; in
side. decorators dream--quiet
elegance, cleanliness rampant. Large
inviting living room charming den
resting beside q Georgetown garden
dinine room tust awaiting, guests
eficient kitchen. sun-bathed break
fast room--let's stay for brunch.
Second floor has : delightful bed.
rooms, . baths. Basement recrea-
tor room. commode. garage, laun::
dry room. Gas heat; wall -to-wall
carpeting. Fine neighborhood Priced
very very very low. in the mid.
thirties. A terrific buy for those
whose hearts are where they live.
REALISTINGS CORP.
Hu. 3-5333. DAY OR NIGHT
Evening star., 1955-05-06
TOWN HOUSE
NEW LISTING

This attractive house has
been Is IN 1SPffeey pe2feet eonden Gs%Hdelsd TRa fRs
kitchen is ultramodern. There
are 4 bedrooms and 2 baths,
plus maids bath In base
ment. Garage and attractive
small garden. Call Mr.. WYSE.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
John r. deSibour 81 Co.
90. 5-1130 Ewes. CO. 6-90s;
Evening star., 1955-05-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
VIRGINIA

Virginia farm property wanted. Must
be spacious dwelling, with s or
bedrooms, several baths. Can be
old fashioned or modern. but must
be clean and functional. Acreage
involved Is unimportant. viii lease
with option to purchase. Call Mr.
Harper, with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $4,000 --6
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PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT

New firm located in Wash
ington with substantial con-
tracts needs investment
capital totaling $4,000. For
information, inquire: RAY
MOND e. STEELE, Attorney,
206 Edmonds Building, 917
18th st. NV, MA. $4,000,
during business hours.
Evening star., 1955-05-06


1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
11-room brick; h.-w.h.: several other
good buys. Call MR.. BOzzI or MR..
CURRO ST. 3-3320. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 10
rms. ga baths; fin. attic; full bsmt
CoLoREDMia4 + 81. N.w.-and-
comml store: @ rms. and bath; 2
story brick garage. Suitable for
business and home. Only 2.S5O:
Terms. URCIOLO REALTY co, 907
n. Y ave. NV, ME. s-4941; ewes.
coHoRED H Rl5oo: FIT. DUPONT PARK,
434l Chaplin st. s.e.-6-rm; 6rk,
beautifully Handicapped lot. Priced
right for quick sale. MAX MILLER,
Ii. 1-2100; ewes. ia. 9-SS33. Di-
rections: BenninR rd. to A ST.. right
at A, ST.. to Texas ave-, left at st.
to Chaplin st.
COLoRED-S99b DoWN-Modern
Io-year-old. de luxe brick home;
ideally loc. Priced low. A steal. ST.
CoLoRED - NEAR MO. AVE. and
Longfellow st.-Outstanding 3-bed-
rm., 2l2-bath. brick home, with rec.
rm. and garage. New cond. Approx:
$500 cash and $500 per mo, viii
handle; ha7fa6: ST. GHEsT1sssE ss1ss7 H. KELLER 'o'
CoLoRED0a4I FARRAGUT ST.
N.W.--Lovely Groom .2-bath, mod
ern brick home, features include
full basement: recreation room;
auto. gas heat: nice yard. Excellent
condition FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
1929 K st. NV. MA. $685.; ewes,
Evening star., 1955-05-06
HOME AND INCOME

44O41I 1AAND 1@NO@&NAA
Rittenhouse nr. Ga: det.; 3 apis.
rented for $40 mo-; gar; Sl7.950;
GI contracts invited.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
C0 & 1Epo a tTu q
Evening star., 1955-05-06

APTs. UNFURNlsHEp-vA.
Evening star., 1955-05-06

s. ARL.-2 bedrms. bsmt.. fenced
yard, very conv.; 500 per mo. For
these and other rental listings. Call
LURlA BROS, ia. T-S500. 204S
Evening star., 1955-05-06

DoWNToWN-l221 M ST.
Cluproom 50x22 4 rooms and bath
above. baths on LIST fir. Large
lot Possession at once.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1955-05-06

FALLS CHURCH AREA -bedrm.
Cape Cod: liv rm.. din. rm. equipped
kit, full bsmt. with Nec. rm.; quiet
neighborhood; conv. to everything.
Avail. June 25th; S120 per mo.
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE. 2-1450.
Evening star., 1955-05-06

1901 2nd st. ne. Corner brick home
on lge. lot; newly redec. inside and
out q rms, bath, full bsmt. Price
substantially reduced for quick sale.
Call vINNTCK g. COHEN. NE. s.
22q4. ewes. TU. 2-029T,
Evening star., 1955-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK. sic. .5OO-Mod-
ern: 2-bedrm. de luxe. 4525 YER
plank. Quiet. BY. OWNER. WO.
Evening star., 1955-05-06

MALORA R. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
7023 A ST, Seat Pleasant, Md
bedroom rambler, partly furnished:
$115 per mo.
205 2nd ST. S.W.-4 rms, kit. and
bath. newly remodeled; 500 per mo.
JAMES j, RUPERT
moi rxh az N w "A