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statesmen WANTED
statesmen

We have outstanding oppor'
tunity, previous sales ex'
perience helpful but mo-
necessary. Preference giver
to men over As.
PoR APPOINTMENT CALL
Mr.. Stone, Between Gil AM
Tuesday Through Friday
JU. 9-847
Ii
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STOCKTON BOYS

. 1ONhn1AlM o04o
Excellent top salary, Steady posi-.
ton. Mr.. Sylvan. 3. N. MCBRIDE
CO., 200 H st. ne.
SURVEYORS ASSISTANT = II you
like outdoor work and .want. Q
chance to become Q member Of 9
progressive engineering arm, this Is
the ideal opportunity tor you "a
sWTifTpccHBoARp OPERATOR and
desk clerk. white. for new air.eon-
ditioned apartment building. Hours
IL pm. to s an; excellent ,condi-
tions, Must be able to supply sat-
i.iaetory local References &c. Sss ME- nnTS,
M M051sS as ss a 3D. Il. an. Teie.
TEHcHaERs. white. last minute post.
studies i rabrsrian tBLs1. Music
AATrAcH nns k a.sRscs.i s4iA e q e
NV. RE, 1888.
vacancies:
S3,2O0-S5, 200. ADAMS TEACH
Frs ASSy i3 sdtrssM X re. q, o,sggSs ri,
wants Club Circus. Cali MEARL
u JoHNsoN; 20. q, 2-e ssl1:v,r: ois..
mus mus b ffP s H ssfd!yi'iH E
1-3Si5, for aprointment LIS
TREE SURGEONS, exper,; good sal.
airy: Year-round work. JE. 4-0646
DAYS; ewes, JE. 3.0S7S. --16
Trim CARPENTERS WANTED. must
be exper.; out New Hamp ave to
1900 blk. At Fox st., right on Fox
at. to lob, 10
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
CLEAN-CUT
NEAT APPEARING

Between 90 and 35 Yrs. Of age to
work in recently opened factory
branch, Car necessary. $s2,O Do .
VIZ. to start. CAL RA. 6-lls0 Tor
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Man. TO act as field representative
for large real estate organization.
Must be exper in all phases OF apt.
bldg. operation incl. maint. repairs
ana tenant relations. bet. S0-4tl
yrs. of age: good salary. bonus and
vac plan, write eiving tom2iete
resume mel. experience. age, equc.,
etc. Box 171-v. Star. --l6
PUBLIC RELATIONS-Technical or
man for publicity in technical writ
Ing. Permanent position: must have
magazine. newspaper, or publish
ing experience. Salary $4,000 to
$4,000. Box SGT. star. --16
RADIO AND TELEvIsION PARTS
MAN for local distributor. Call
LA. 6-3407. Ext. IL. -16
RADIO ROCKINGHAM, experienced in
2-Way radio, End class rRdio-tele-
phone license desirable; salary de-
pendent on qualifications. BOZ 49,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-we have
immediate opening for fuIl.time
man in our Sill. 6pG. ONCE. Desk
time, once assistance. all multiple
hstings, cooperation WITH oaI
WorFins conditions. RIPLEY q
ROMER, INC, Realtors, JU. 9-7639.
ask for Mr.. Ripley.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN--several
openings for experienced develop.
ment statesmen In newly opened
large project in Oxon Hill, Nd,
adjoining District line. Fullest Of
nee cooperation and consideration
Real opportanity. 10. 7-O099 OF
REAL ESTATE Statesmen wanted.
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CLERK-TYPIsr

For general once work, pleasant
WORKING conditions in air.condi.
benefits. Apply In person TO Mr..
WILDMAN Of 1l17 goth st. NV.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN
: YOUNG MAN

white, for house club In down
town hotel. To help in sym and
massaees. Apply Personnel Dept,
AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 1420 x st.
a n Rnnrn Dol
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OFFICE MESSENGER

ARs 1918; white; for permanent.
the 18th Grade and be neat sp-
pearfnR, 5-day week; chance for
advancement. Call personnel Of
49, Ho. 2-2476
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PLUMBER

White, experienced in Job
work, D. c. drivers permit:
steady work. Apply Box ESQ
v. Star. On
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YOUNG MAN

To work in Collection Department.
GOOD starting salary for right man:
Many company. benefits. with paid
vacations, Apply Nh. GuIRk1N.
KENT'S JEWELLERS
9TH and O streets NV.
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PORTER DENVER, colored. must
nave Nd. permit. refs. BRADLEY
DRUGS. 5000 Arlington I'd, OL.
4-6176, 10
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Here's an opportunity for
aggressive men to join the
sales staff of one Of Wash
ington's oldest and largest
CHI eyrolet dealerships.
These positions are not re-
placements to our stan, but
additions. Our presen t
personnel can't handle all
our floor traffic. II you're
experienced and good clos
ers, you can become the
highest paid statesmen in
the industry. We pay TO
commissioning on Access
series, with a $50 minimum
on new cars. Your job Is to
sell only. We handle all the
detail work. New demon
strators furnished.
See Mr.. Clark for new cars.
See Mr.. Wheeler for used
cars.
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SHOE sALESPEOPLE

Immediate opening for exper. shoe
statesmen and SalesWomen: excel
opport. for high earnings; perm.
work with many employe dement's.
Part-time shoe salespeople alse
our s Hahn shoe stores Or Mr.. Sale
ct 1907 2 St NV,
VIM. HAHN 81 CO.
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PLUMBERS HELPERS
New work. steady employment. Onl,
experienced men need apply. Heoor
from 4 TO 5 weekdays.
JACK ,SCHWARZ a. SON. INC.
27O4 ONTARIO RID. NV.
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Real Estate Salesman

RESIDENT MANAGER. colored, for
garden-type apt, DEVELOPMENT: able
to supervise help and rent apis.
Prefer middle-aged couple with no
children: salary and unfurnished
apt. TO experienced man. CAN Mr..
MACY. HU. 3.4974. -16
ROOFER. white. experienced in ~
THOMAS. wa. T-f35e. ia
ROOFER-All types OF repair and
re-roofine. Young man interested
in learning estimating. Union scale.
steady work. O'BRIEN ROOFING
CO.. 615 18th At. ne, --lS
ROOFING SHINGE APPLICATIONS.
to shingle new houses by the
square. Out Rigs I'd. miles be-
yond University lane. right on
Knoliwood drive. left on Trux-
R0uTEMAN, white t2I -30,. for de-
livery and promotion work with
large. national wholesaler, 5-dav
week, vacation and Dement'S. ABBY
: 1121 9TH st. NV,
R0UTENlAN, for nv. sec, Zo:3u
yrs, white. HOFFMAN DRY
CLEANING, 1880 Penna. ave. Sc.
II 4.40OO I'D
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HELP--MEN

PORTER. eelored. for ire. restan:
pm 81 days, but must werl
week ends: $40 10 start: good fu-
ture. ~. e-35O1.
PRINTER, exper. In handset typ.
and press work. under As yrs. Of
ase: good salary. lunch and othei
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Gamma.
way, COSMOS CLUB. DU. T-11e3
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HELP--MEN
TRICK nRTVER

EIpefienced for Wholesale gfocery
Quality SEVEN CORNERS MAR
KET. rails Church. We. lis
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0ho1A4Gkb OR
FOOD CHECKER

S SS dI s55 Der sDS Week piu ss meas.
Good working conditions Refers
ences required. Phone Mr.. COHEN,
Elk. 3-3411 between 0.30 and II
am. only. I'll
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YOUNG MAN

To learn retail shoe, business. Re-
plicants: experiences mot Necessary;
4 permanent position for the right
man: hne opportunity for advance
ment. Apply promptly 70 Mt:
Lawrence, mgr. HANOVER SHOE
STORE, 939 Penna: ave: nv: IA
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SHOE STORE MANAGER, expert.
enced. In HyattSyille. Immediate
opening. salary. open. Must be bond.
able. Apply main store. LII. l-l5ib
STOCK AND TIME CLERK With
typine ability for national con-
Germ. General once work; oppor-
tunity for Advancement; steady
work, wage progression plan, paid
vacations and other benefits. High
school education required. Apply
Box 336-V, star. IA
STOCK CLERK, experienced. must
have references from grocery store,
PER MARKET. 1904 eth st ne.
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: pay. OPERATOR
PIANIST

For new taproom in ne. section
Must have = sood ear, g. 5000 q rep rep
rrolip singing, VIII consider semi
Professional. Apply CORAL TAP
ROOM, $500 Baltimore ave. Hy.
attsyills. Nd, between 9 and
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,ROTJTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
Married, age 30-35. permanent posi-.
ton in service dept. of well-estab.
iished arm. daytime hours. Salary
interviewed, 1912 noon.
4904 wisconsin Avenue NV.
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PIANO TUNER and technician. Ex-
perienced for inside and outside
work. run or part time, Salary
open, Five-day week. Interview
arranged or apply In person: HUGO
WORCH PIANO CO., 925 @ street
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

81 200 you are bound 70 lose some
monthly benefits. The law says
that YOU must lose one months
benefits for each month In which
YOU earn over $50 in excess Of
81. 200. AS your earnings exceed
ed $1,000 by six times $50 you
must lose six monthly benefit
checks. This Is true whether the
earnings be from wages or self
employment.
Now let's take the case Of a
man Cor woman) who was self
employed. Let's assume that this
persons net earnings from self
employment during 1885 amount
ed TO S2.l00 or more. Let's also
assume that he went 10 Japan IN
July -- early July. AS he was out
OF the country or al least away
from his business for four months
YOU see he returned about the
end of October, ne couldn't have
rendered substantial service
during that period. So-he's en-
titled 10 benefits for four months
even though he earned more than
81, 200.
This is such a complicated deal
that I'd suggest each person hav-
ing earnings in excess Of 81 200
be sure 10 visit our office when
they file their annual report OF
earnings after next January ].
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ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY
WEAVER SAYS

The article below was written
by William q. Weaver, manager,
Social Security Administration, 81
s.W. First ST., Miami 80, Fla,
phone e.s4e1. This Is one OF a
series of articles appearing In
these columns weekly.
You may earn up to $1,000 in
a calendar year without losing
benefits. for any month in that
wear. If you earn as much as one
penny more than that you viii
lose one months benefit. And Il
YOU earn more than $50 over the
$1,000 limit you will lose one
month for each $50 or more by
which your total earnings for the
year exceed that amount. Let me
explain.
II YOU work steadily through the
wear and earn, for instance, any
where from 81, 6O0.0I to and in
Guiding sI.680. you will lose SIX
monthly benefits. Why? Wen,
TO begin with, Sl,68O exceeds
81 200 by $3.50. Now $50 goes into
$3.50 six times. Because II exceeds
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28
Knights Of Pyth1as
Close 66th Session

CLEARWATER - The nearly
century-old Knights cf Phytiee
and Court of CalantheS brought
to a successful close their 60th
annual grand session here when
they adjourned Wednesday, May
Is.
The nationally known body will
hold its next confab August Of
next year, 1856, in Winston Salem,
N. c.
The Honorable Herbert M.
Brown, mayor of Clearwater, de-
livered warm address to the host
of officers, members, their guests
and friends, in welcoming them
to his city.
d. T. Larkins and Clarence
Payne were among those repre-
senting PinellaS Lodge No. 149 of
Clearwater, who played host to
this session.
The venerable d. d. Perkins,
grand attorney from Jacksonville,
was present for this grand occa-
sion and gave very encouraging
address to the ancient order.
The sessions were graced by the
presence of another very distin-
guished gentleman, Sir r. A.
Hester, supreme chancellor, who
came from Dallas, Texas to at
tend the joint confab.
AT the public opening Monday,
May Is, DR.. Richard V. Moore,
president of Bethune-Cookman
College in Daytona Beach, gave
the principal address. During this
program Mrs. Amelia Cole, grand
worthy councillor of the State of
Florida, introduced the grand
court officers: Sir r. A. DrieSbach,
grand chancellor, introduced the
grand lodge officers.
The grand lodge officers are R.
A. DrieSbach, grand chancellor,
Port St. Joe; Ebert Jones, grand
vice chancellor, Tallahassee; c. H.
Henry, past grand chancellor,
Quincy; Rev. j. M. RoySter, grand
lecturer, Bradenton; S. S. Camp
bell, grand medical registrar,
Jacksonville; Rev. A. p. Postelle,
grand prelate, Sanford; r. Nc
Griff, grand keeper of record and
seals, Jacksonville; H. Manning
Efferson, grand master of ex-
chequer, Tallahassee; Claude B.
Keys, grand master-at-arms,
Daytona Beach; d. w. Perkins,
grand inner guard, Tallahassee;
Will Pinder, grand outer guard,
Belle Glade; ]. p. Patterson,
grand auditor, Jacksonville; T. II,
McKinniS, grand inner guard, Tai
lahassee; /. Mcpherson, grand
auditor, Jacksonville; F. Henry
Williams, member of mortuary
board, Jacksonville; E. A. Potts
damer, grand master of exche-
quer emeritus, Tallahassee; James
E. Williams, Tampa, brigadier
general.
The grand court of CalantheS
officers are Mrs. Amelia Cole,
grand worthy counsellor, Tampa;
the rest of the official family are
Irene Bedford, grand worthy in
spector; Idella Robinson, grand
worthy inspector; Mary Smith,
grand worthy senior directress;
Estelle Livingston, junior direc-
tress; Annie M. Henderson, grand
worthy orator; Edith Major, grand
worthy register of deeds, Sara
sofa; Helen Mclaughlin, grand
worthy receiver of deposits, Tam
pa; Myrtle Warmack, grand
worthy escort; Mary J. DOnaven,
,,r,v,l ,,,ov-4hVr nouItfcfrnec
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

A new civic and social club was
born in Miami May Ia when the
CharmetteS, Inc. of West Palm
Beach extended their charter to
include IL young ladies from Mi
ami thus organizing Char
metteS of Miami. The officers of
the local group were installed by
Mrs. Geneva Boynton, president
of the Palm Beach club,
The purpose of the club is TO
foster more social and civic acti-
vitieS in the area and TO aid per-
sonality development through
charm. Officers of the local group
are Barbara Williams, president;
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BIoward
County
News
BY
Walter Bowe

Cpl. Walter Robinson returned
home after spending 10 months in
Seoul, Korea, with the 3Sth Ord.
Co. Cpl. Robinson is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson of
Carver Ranches. After his fur
Tough he will return TO Fl. Jack
son for eight months and that will
be the end of his three years in
the army.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

in the civic and social life of
their community.
Reading from left 10 right are
First row: Lula M. Thomas,
Arlene N. Williams. Elizabeth II.
Scott, Gwendolyn Rogers, Edith
S. Coleman.
Second row: Margaree Orr,
Clara Brown, Annabelle Cater,
Jacquelyn Daniels, Geneva Boyn-
ton, Doris Stephens.
Third row: Barbara Watson,
Doris Brooks, frankie Drayton
Thomas, Eunice Thompson, Ger
trude Shipp, Edith Grant, Geneva
Bethel, Barbara Williams.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Clora Brown, vice president;
Edith Grant, corresponding score
tary; Margaree Orr, financial
secretary; Jacquelyn Daniels,
treasurer; Doris Brooks, business
manager; Arlene Williams, chap
lain and Geneva Bethel. custod-
ian.
The organization of the local
group was the first of several
groups which the Palm Beach
mother club hopes TO install in
the Florida area. The Charmettes
are a five-year old incorporated
club which has been very active
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Kenneth Bailey left for Buffalo,
New York after spending many
years with his grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Smith of 5055
Orlando ST., Carver Ranches.
Kenneth reported that he will be
living at 463 Master ave. with his
mother.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Lonnie B. Johnson, III, enter
tanned his classmates Thursday,
May 10. His teacher, Mrs. Char
lotte Fullens of Carver Ranch
elementary school was also pres
ent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Phillip Calvin DeShazior enter
tanned all of his classmates from
Lanier Jr. High School on Satur-
day, May 81 at his parents home
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brown
everyone seemed to have had an
enjoyable time. His homeroom
.eacher was also present Mr..
Miller.
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NOTICE

Rev. N. Sears announces that
the church hours of the West
minister Baptist Church has been
changed on Sunday from 8 pm.
% 6 pm. Beginning Sunday, May
%.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Rev. Isiah Clark celebrates his
birthday May % at his church,
GethSemane Baptist, Carver
Ranches.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

c. II. w. Fire Department will
stage a Firemen's Ball on Thurs
day, June 2 at the Washington
Park Tavern, Alexander Sharp,
prop. Location, corner of Vir-
ginia ave. and 18th st. Come one,
come all. This is a benefit ball.
Proceeds will go toward fire truck.
Music by the Cavaliers. Tickets on
sale at all the business places in
Carver Ranches, or contact Chief
Roy Smith, assistant chief; Wal
ter Bowe, Capt. King and Capt.
c. B. Blunt, also members Wilbur
L. Herring and also the women's
auxiliary, Mrs Clayton smith,
president.
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Mrs. w. M. Brown will sponsor
a Mems Day program at New
Macedonia Baptist Church, May
20. Come out men at IL am. Din
ner will be served on the grounds.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNoLLs - Modern brick
and stone rambler. 3 bedrms
4 A. psek lseR: Can HE. 4-S4o0. HUGH
BikAbBuhRY BLVD. a7o1 4sth ave
Corner bungalow. newly painted
tation. 81 $50 down. $50 mo-. incl
all. Mr.. Fortin, 10. S-S39O. cox
BRfSTwooS Il GSli Ho S-'ss7' Cor. s-bedlm.
Priced IL to selil sf.soo ss adn dn, ''fT PHA
financing. Erwin REALTY CO.,
Wa 7-I232. WA. 7-0334.
ChEvERLY 3-bedroom, 3-bath.
custom-built brick rambler on 100
IT. lot. 2 fireplaces. high and
dry bsmt. Priced below cost at
Sasooo SsssS 400 ,oaHnT GaIl II! n.SEs g;m. Va W
;HLLIIM-spotless. 3-bedrm. brk. /;
Ike new; on ige., shaded lot; iHs
Lstbs' SEP din. nm, ige. screened
$50 qni AsP5i : CITY WIDE RfAtgs9,' tgs:'
COLLEGE PARK, MD.--Brk. 3-bed-
rm. rambler: full bsmt., aluminium
stuIm ShSu' lenCeQ lOI. fIlCeu ~
Sis;75o. A H; sEIDENsPINNER, sS
COLLEGE PARK - NoN-GI $500
down, SOS mo. Masonry Cape
Cod. newly. decorated on shaded
fenced yard 75x200. 2 bedrms.
porch, full bsmt. 10. 5-2SO0 til
pm. HUGGINS g. HARRISON,
coILEGE pARK-s1,15o an. Bu,
brick Colonial on Ice. corner fenced
lot. 3 huge bedrms.. completely
equipped kit. din. rm.. full bsmt.
with g.a.-c. heat: Venetian blinds.
screens, and washer. Pymts.. only
TUE PERRY BOSWELL CO. WA.
v-4500 till 8 pm. 3
COIMAR MANOR-S750 d., Ss5
mo, pays all. 3-bedrm. shingle
home; din; ,,,1 rm.' @ equipped y, Kit. ui full
EkVliIiNi BETTY 'eS. Co.. VA. s1 7-i?sss, ?sSs,
coLUMBix Park. nr. Kent Village.
GAIN, 1850: $500 cash. Beauti-
ful det. home: lee. liv. rm.. din.
rm., klt., j bedrms.. bath. hard
wood fioors: auto: heat. Act today
deposit. Dir: Drive out Palmer
hwy. from Seat Pleasant to Mary
land ave-. left TO school, then left
from school n blk. Call Mr.
HiLIwo6D EnHMi s. MANOR MANOR cN.w Hamp.
ave. ext. t.l--If you are looking for
z home in . convenient location;
this detached white brk. Colonial
with slate roof merits your immedi-
ate attention. Features 3 nice bed
rooms, separate dining room. iiv.
rm. with firepl.. paneled rec. rooms.
screened porch: partly wooded lot;
HYATTsvrLlE - 3-bedrm. brick:
,sso,I, rec; I'm. ,,d. dss fenced fenced '.ES err; NJ.
WENTz. AP. 10000 I'll 0 pm. --s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, near MINI. aye.-Semi.
det. .brk.; g rms. I'm. bsmt.; ga,
h.-w.h.; GI or conventional; S13..
100. HARTMAN REALTY, INC
BoII1Ns aT Hs49ei FELL ~ SSsae' aRsat r,mf,. =,
s.w.-3 bedrms.. large bright bsmt
In choice Sc. location. block tc
,shopping. bus and school Pricee
sale. Mt. o'Hasss. TE. $3.50
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
-l4th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
AILLCREST-New brk. rambler
custom-built: 8 rms. 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, GE kit, fin. bsmt., two
fireplaces. built-in garage. level lot,
many other good features. For in
spection. call HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. Lu. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976.
l4IO NICHOLS AVE.-3-bedrm
semidet. brick; rec. rm.; gas heat;
$1.250 down. Immed poss. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. 10000.
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brick w/bsmt. Over X acre. Close
in. Ideal for working man with
CHILDREN; WHITENER REALTY.
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FORT DAVIs-ONLY S12,S00
GROOM sEMIDET: BRICK

Truly q bargain price for this beau
tiful modern 6-year-old home in
this wonderful convenient location
Full basement. gas heat, Anchor
fenced lot. Don't delay. Call Mrs
Cox, LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S
ATLAS REALTY CO. 10
FOR CONSERVATIVE BUYERS
152 18th St, 2-story brick; 2 apts..
finished bsmt;; oil h.-w.h.. clean.
ter 4-family, never vac; h.-w.h h..
excel. coLd.: less than 7h times
annual rent GEO. s. KING CO.,
BIO Nichols ave. s.e.. LU. 4-2501.
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LANoHoRN ACRES - New brick
rambler. 3 bedrms... 2 baths, larrge
liv,. rm. with fireplace, full bsmt.
with fireplace. attached garage.
cceGcnreT lot; 29o;ts, frentsEes se2:- :
Mantua. left on Barley dr.. to
southwiek st., risht 1 block TO
THE PICKETT CO.. IA. S-25o1
Evening star., 1955-07-07
COLORED

Bhipley terrace s.e.: GI or con-
yentional: excel. semidet.. brick;
liv. rn.,. din. rm.. kit. . bedrms.
bath; full bsmt., rec: rm., CHI chryslsr
h.-w. heater. aluminium storm
doors, garbage disposal. Anchor
fence. Only Sll,500.
T. D. BURGESS
20. $4,000 Ewes. 10. 3-5164
Evening star., 1955-07-07

cOLORED-S6,5OO buys broom, row
brick. LA. 6-1492: -
COLORED-1S12 BAY ST. Sc
Nice and clean: S995 dn. Vacant;
8 rms, 2 baths, 2 kits. I'm. bsmt..
porch; gas h.-w.h. Ewes, RA. g.
2527. DRESS REALTY CORP. ST
CoIoRhD-coNv. TO NAVY YARD
--Brk. row; . rms. 3 bedrms.,
wa rms and bath in bsmt.: gas
h.-w.h.; S12,950, $1,000 dn. HART
MAN REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400
CoLoREDWHoME of distinction,
1915 e st. s.e.-This modern, de-
sirable home will meet your ap-
proval In every detail. For the ul-
innate in modern living inspect this
heme of charm and convenience
today. Priced for quick sale. Sub
stantial cash. For full details. call
Frederick P. Miles. Ii. 7-097S with
VICTORY REAL ESTATE CO.. AD
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Evening star., 1955-07-07
COLORED-OI APPROVED
4837 BASS ST, Sc.

cOLORED-GI APPROVED
4837 BASS ST. Sc.
. broom. semidet. brick, oil heat.
new-house condition, large front
and rear yards, Anchor fenced I.
convenient to schools. $500 down,
S37 mo. CROWN REALTY. RE.
7-2067 or La. 6-64l7. -
Colored--GI Approved
FIT. DUPONT AREA
3-story semidet. brick; liv. rm., din.
rm,, kitchen . bedrms. and bath:
h.-w.h.. Price. $11 800, Call Ii.
$4,000: ewes, 10. 2-8539.
COLORED-GI ..
SHIPLEY TERRACE Sc.
semidet, 2-story brick: liv. rm., din.
rm;. kitchen, . bedrms, and bath;
a.-c. heat. auto. washer Included
in sale: "a blk, to stores. Call Ii,
$1,000: ewes, HE. 4-S766.
Southeast Realty Co.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
HOUSES poR sALE-MD.

NkH SPLIT LEVEL OF MASS
center hail. liy. din. m. comb
1894. AIl-elee automatic kit,
llx2l: four tyin-size bedrooms
THRER baths plu1 library. I3x21
with fireplace and bookshelVes, plus
iarse rec: I'm, spaee: oversize built.
neishborhood adjacent 70 Sumner
s35, 500. PRANK s. PHILLIPS. Di
ASSUME CT LoAN-You make your
own terms- 3-bedrm. rambler.
screened porch, full hsmt.. lge,
snesd s nesT can osa b.nn, and sqS
INvEsTMENr co.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS. Nd.
PRICE, $25,50O
Only 80 min- to downtown D. C.
Charming eustom-buiit rambler. on
2 parklike, level acre; 80 doEwood
trees. 10 fruit trees and toWerinf
shade trees eo-ft,. view to road
Roman Om nv sr,ep I'm s,Dnisc. picture sinSos
dining room with picture Window
De luxe kit. With breakfast nook
Pun bsmt., asphalt tile throughout;
40.ft. recr. rm. with fireplace. Ex-
esllent financing. NO DOWN PAY.
MkNT II YOU HAVE A HOUSE
70 TRADE. Miss zaker. FR. g.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
I224 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
COUNTRY HOMES
Bedrooms, ! acre $ $3.50
3 5eorooms, fenced yard --$14,750
5eGrooms, I acre ------S15,600
< 5edrooms, teres -----S15.75O
3 5edrooms, acres ----S17.250
houses. 0 acres --------S17.950
SMITH W. ALLNUTT. sR.
w. s-4o46 SP. 1894
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