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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune who
lived one complete life before she
began her work as specialist with
the II. s. Government, was laid
TO rest on last Monday with many
persons of national importanc in
attendance. This was a great
tribute TO her contributions to in
terracfal goodwill. We think Of
the dreams that she had concern
ing Bethune-CoolsTnan College Of
the money needed and wondered
II contributions from the many
s~h~o's aud businesses using the
name wouldn't be fitting tributes
ale - bring her dreams to reali-
zation?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28
at Throws Away
The Silencer"
PAGE 3

New York CONFIDENTIAL" star
ring Broderick Crawford, Richard
Conte, Marilyn MAXWELL and Anne
Bancroft, which appears at the
Ritz Theatre on Sunday, n d
runs through Tuesday, Is the pic
ture that throws away the sill
encer and hits the story of big
time vice and violence, full blast.
IT'S the biggest on crime In New
York's history. The picture Is
suggested by the sensational best
seller OF the same title, by the
nations top two crime reporters,
Jack I4ait and Lee Mortimer.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Mrs. Tryphenia Spearman Of
Tallahassee, mother Of our Mrs.
Angenoria Spearman Paschal was
chosen Florida mother OF the
year in a contest sponsored by a
national Negro newspaper. Mrs.
Soearman, her husband, Rev.
SpearTnan and their six children,
all received their education from
Florida A and NJ. Mrs. Spearman
and five Of her children are teach
ers - in public schools, colleges
and professional schools. One one
son, Rawn, is concert artist and
has also appeared on TV and ra-
do.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Registration for Day Camp at
Camp Choee Howlette Is now
open. The camp will be in ses-
sion during the weeks of July IL
and July 10 from 10 am to 3
pm. and win be under the guild
snce OF Miss Georgia Mcmahon,
camp director. Registration slips
are available at the various
schools and from the troop leah
ers. Do register early, first come,
frst served.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Members Of the All Souls Guild
and the ST. Cecilia Guild will
have a reception following the
ceremony in the Parish Hall.
Christ Church is now a self sup
sorting parish in the Diocese Of
South Floria.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Rev. Theodore Gibson viii re-
ceive the title Of rector at the rite
OF Institution at Christ Church
Coconut Grove on Saturday. May
% at 500 pm. Bishop Martin
Bran will conduct the service.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

The Church of Incarnation,
Liberty City, is sponsoring teen
age contest to eliminate July ]
with a coronation ball at Liberty
Square auditorium. Attractive
prizes of a trip to Nassau, two
piece set of luggage and a radio
are being Offered to the winners.
At present, fifteen young people
have entered the contest. Individ-
uals from all of the church organ
izations are serving as sponsors
for entrants. May % is the dead
inc for entries. Contestants, the
majority of whom are Dorsey
High School students are: Jane
Adderiy, LaVerne Adderley, YER
nall Clark, Susan Clarke, Eliza
beth Cleare, Marilynne Dean
Beverly billiard, Cassandra (San-
dra) Hannah, Marie PAYNE, Flea
more Roker, Joann Sands, Bever-
ly Simons, Barbara White, Will
Der Forbes and Neville Coul-
bourne. Mrs. Willie Titles is con-
test chairman.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

The Seventh Annual Piano Re-
cital sponsored by the Baptist
Training Union OF St. John Baptist
Church was held on last Thurs
day night at the church. Some Is
pupils of Mrs. J. w. Dunn, min
lister of music for st. John, rang
ing from beginners TO pupils of
the sixth grade level. offered an
hour and a half program which
was well received by the audience.
Mrs. Pearson is president OF the
BTU.
The Business Women's Recre-
ational Club Is having . benefit
program on Sunday afternoon in
the patio of the Lord Calvert
Hotel. Professor Henderson, well
known musician. will present an
organ recital. The Lighthouse for
the Blind and Christian Hospital
will share the proceeds. The club
is composed Of is beauticians was
organized nearly IL years ago and
each year they. have chosen some
worthy organization for which TO
raise funds. Mrs. VERONA Will
liams is club president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

The community's sympathy IS
extended TO Mrs. Ella Greenwich
az Dorsey High School, whose
mother. Mrs. Ada Tarrant. was
buried last Monday afternoon
Mrs. Greenwich's grandfather al
80 died the early part Of this year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Sigma Alpha Chapter of Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity entertained the
Quotes, Omega wives and Syeet-
hearts, and a few friends on last
Friday night in the Flamingo
Room of the Mary Elizabeth
Hotel. Omega men in orange der
bies and Quotes in old-fashion-
ed bonnetS of varying colors were
much in evidence at this intimate,
gay party, the first one of many
annual Affairs of like nature. Out
of-town guests were from Omega
ranks in Fl. Lauderdale and West
Palm Beach. Pledges Joseph
Potter and Henry Arlington,
wearing purple cumberbands,
were everywhere doing the bid
dig of their future Omega
brothers.
Technicolor films of the 1854
Omega Convention held in At
lanta were shown with common
tary by the effervescent Omega
DIR. G.. w. Hawkins. A floor show
a joint Offering of Al Dunmore
and Fat Daddy" Smith was M.
C.ed by the latter. 10 Thompson,
recent bride, gave three of the
numbers that have deli 7hted pa
irons of the Black Orchid Room
for several seasons. Two numbers
came between shows at Cafe So
ciety - Rufus Beacham and
singers an da rollicking Rhythm
and Blues singer, Ruby, demon
Strated why they are show stop
perS.
Among guests present were Dr.
and Mrs. w. H. Murrell, DR.. T.
l.. Lowrie, the David Dobbses, the
Otis JameSeS, DR.. and Mrs. /. p.
Davis, the Frank SimmS, the
Robert Youngs, DR.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Jollivette, the Elbrie Cal
tors, guests of Julius Simmons
and his Quote finance, Iona Z.
Brown; DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Colston, the Robert Straps,
Quette Vivian Caldwell, Roscoe
Webb and Kelly c. Wilson. DR..
G.. w. Styles, chairman of the
dance committee had to take his
plaudits in abSentia - since he
has been ailing for the past ten
days. Two charming ladies-in-
waiting were present, Mrs. Will
liam Sawyer and Mrs. Samuel
O-Tanner Cohen both looking very
chic in their pleats and gathers.
The Annual Youth Day Service
of the Young Peoples Service
League of St. Agnes P. E. Church
was observed on last Sunday at
6 o'clock. Kenneth Major, presi-
dent of the Booker T. Washington
Student Council and State presi-
dent of Student Councils, also
past president of the league de-
livered an excellent address on
the theme youth Builds for
Christ" Elliott Scavella, Dorsey
senior, president of the league and
Dorsey soloiSt, sang THE Cru
Sader's Hymn" John Mckinney
read the second lesson. The Misses
Janet Newbold and Antoinette
Spicer were soloists with the
choir. Although the program was
intended TO attract youth, seen in
the congregation were many in
structors and homeroom teachers
of the young men featured on the
program. As is the custom, there
were a number of youth from
other Episcopal leagues in atten-
dance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Archdeacon r. B. Martin, rec
tor of Grace p. E. Church of Nor
folk, will be a delegate from tn
Southern Virginia to attend the
general conference of the Epis-
copal church in Honolulu next
September.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Rev. ]. B. Blackwell of Greater
Bethel AME Church left Friday
for Durham, N. c. to witness the
graduation of his daughter, Jero-
line, from North Carolina College.
Rev. and Mrs. Graham will also
be in attendance at graduation OF
their younger daughter, Mrs.
Richard Harris (Glenda Graham)
from Morgan State College i'll
Baltimore.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Mrs. Pearl e. Anderson Of Dal-
las. Texas, who recently convey
ed over $500, 900 Of property to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Mrs. Cliffonia Jackson Ross
and baby daughter, left las
Thursday for Raleigh, N. c. where
they will spend the summer with
Mrs. Primrose Jackson and be
near Sgt. Ross who is stationed
in North Carolina.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

the Dallas County Community
Chest, was a Christmas visitor il
Miami and was houseguest of DR.
and Mrs. S. M. Frazier of l4th st
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28

Pictured IS the large anu en-
thusiastic audience of James y.
Scott Community Associations
closing exercise Of the Afternoon
Activities Group held in the LIB
erty Square Auditorium.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-28
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

SSeosss<SeSS@S@oe
, 1955-05-19
Alphonso A. RomneY
Clerk in Charge
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in Septuple will
will be received at the Dept.
Of Insular Affairs, Division of
Procurement & Supply, ST.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
300 PM, Friday May ~, 1855,
and then publicly opened for
the equipments listed below,
4 Pickup Trucks, " ton
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. of Insular Affairs. Divi-
sion of Procurement & Sup
ply. ST. Croix, Virgin Islands,
upon request.
AlphonsO A. RomneY
Clerk in Charge
, 1955-05-19
cUBA.s

NODA
planes landing in Cuba which
has stimulated private flying
to the island.
President Batista is no fly
ing novice. He frequently
takes the controls Of his own
Hi-Per DC-3, which recently
was modified by Pan Ameri-
can on inspection trips around
the island.
Warren A. Pine, director of
PAA's operations in Cuba, pre-
sented the honorary pilot GER
tificate.
, 1955-05-19
A

Smith and Wesson Firearms
Factory in Springfield, Massa-
chusetts for a two-week train
ing course on the repair Of
firearms used by the police.
Lieut.. Felix is a native of
Sc. Croix; Sgt. Aubain is at
present in st. Croix with the
Commissioner.
, 1955-05-19

part fish & altogether unique
He is brought for exhibition
and study to Ocean Harbor in
Florida. Among those there
are John Agar, a scientist who
wants to study his intelligence
and Lori Nelson, a student.
The rest Of the plot details
the creatures desire for es-
cape, his success and eventual
capture of the girl, eliminated
by an intense police and mill
tary search headed by Agar.
The gill man is shot, returns
to his Watery home and pre-
SumaDly is Well enough TO De
seen again.
Much Of the action is un-
derWater and the scenes be-
low the surface are as interest
ing as ever.
Nj. Brager, the manager Of
the Alexander Theatre, re-
assures his patrons, that this
latest 3D. science-fiction dra-
ma with its fine underwater
shots viii not disappoint the
Action Addictsn.
, 1955-05-19
I LOST

brooch shaped like a heart.
Transparent glass with a bas-
|ket of pink roses inscribed.
Great sentiment attached to
it, Finde rwill be rewarded.
Notify AVIS OFFICE !. -.
, 1955-05-19
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in Septuple will
be received at the Dept. Of In
sular Affairs, Division of Pro-
curement & Supply, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until 800 PM,
Friday June 8, 1855, and then
publicly opened for the equip
ment listed below.
Asphalt. emulsion, tfor) road
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement & Supply,
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, upon
request.
Alphonso A. RomneY
Clerk in Charge
, 1955-05-19

Repairing. Cleaning & Overhaul
ing all makes Of
Typewriters. Adding Machine
Cash Registers & Monograph
machines.
ALI repairs done in your offic
il desired.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
Jury Conviets Man
OF Bank Robbery;
GOT tCanceIed Checks

Theodore Lucas. 36. colored.
of Oxon Hill. Md. yesterday
was found guilty Of bank rob-
berry, robbery and unauthorized
use of an auto in connection
with an unsuccessful robbery Of
a National Capital Bank mes
senger.
A jury in the u. s. District
Court for the District Of Column
bia deliberated only an hour be-
fore rendering the verdict before
Judge David A. Pine.
Another defendant, James E.
Little, Is, colored. of the 5100
block of Sheriff road NE.
pleaded guilty to a bank rob-
berry charge earlier.
A charge of unauthorized use
of an auto lodged against a
third man, Charles Sawyer. jr..
colored. of the 1900 block Of r
street NV, was dropped by the
Government. Sawyer testified as
a Government witness. The case
was prosecuted by Assistant
United States Attorney Arthur
Mclaughlin.
Little and Lucas were accused
of snatching a satchel contain
ing only Cancelled checks from
the messenger. An alert truck
driver. Henry Brinke. %, Of 2815
Covington road, Silver Spring,
Md, swerved his vehicle and
pinned the getaway car to the
curb.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
Eight Are Sentenced
In Numbers Cases.;
Some Get Probation

Eight persons were sentenced
yesterday for numbers lottery law
violations.
Several of them, however, in
cluding father and son. were
given suspended sentences and
placed on probation.
The list included:
James E. Offutt, 36, of the 500
block of Lowrie place NE, who
were given from l to years;
John F. Aikens. 81, Of the $500
block of East Capitol street. 2 to
81 months; CORTLAND Doyle, 81,
of the 900 block of c street NE.
10 months to 2l2 years; Helen M.
Harley, 33, of the 800 block Of
South Carolina avenue Sc, 5
to Is months.
Also, Collier Kingsbury, 80, Of
the 800 block of Howard road
Sc, who was given a suspended
sentence of from 8 months to 2
years and placed on probation;
Daniel Ferguson, 46, of the 1000
block of Howard road Sc, sus-
pended sentence of 6 months
and placed on probation.
2 Also, the father and son, Will
liam Barnes, sr., So, who was
given a suspended sentence Of
l to 3 years and placed on pro-
baton, and William Barnes, jr.,
suspended sentence Of from to
Is months and placed on pro-
baton. Both live in the TOO
Evening star., 1955-03-19

This home hos It's ewn
character in lis fune-
tionai efficiency O n d
simple bsovsy. Spacious.
ness Is The keynote. The
fireploesd living room,
separate dining room,
beautifully equipped
kitch en- with sofing
spece ond the , bed
rooms ond 2 boths all
continue the theme OF
q m p 10 proportions.
Equally large and COM
plsteIy secluded is the
bright knoity pine fire.
placed rsereaiion room
thot functions without
iraffie from the built
In" sorose or luvndry
areas. $2s.75o.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
Two Men Sentenced
For Attempting Bribery

Two men were sentenced yes
terday to serve from 8 months
to 2 years each for attempting
to bribe two policemen by giving
each Of them $50 and a bottle
of whisky to alter testimony con-
corning lottery law violations.
The defendants are Michael
Ridgely, 33, of the 300 block of
Seyentieth street, Seat Pleasant,
Md, and Earl M. Moore, "a. of
the 1000 block of Fort Dupont
drive Sc. They were convicted
last month by jury.
Sentence was by Judge Burnita,
Shelton Matthews of the U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia.
Ridgely also was convicted on
a charge of promoting a num-
bers lottery. Judge Matthews
also sentenced him on that
charge to serve from eight
months to two years but ordered
the sentence to run concurrently
with the one given him for the
bribery attempt.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
PAT Ward Questioned
On Activities After
Breaking With JeIke
By III. A.seeio.sd Pres.

NEW YORK, Mar. 19-Pat
Ward has admitted under cross
examination that she had a
500 "date" with a man in Flor
ida soon after she broke up with
Minot F. Mickey Jelke.
Miss Ward was quizzed for the
second day yesterday by George
w. Herr, attorney for the 25-
year-old Jelke. being tried for
allegedly recruiting her for cafe
society prostitution.
The defense has been dwelling
on the theme that Miss Ward
was an experienced girl-about-
town before she met Jelke.
Parted In 1852
Yesterday before General Ses-
sions Judge Francis L. Valente
and a jury, Mr.. Herr asked Miss
Ward about her activities after
she and Jelke split up in Miami
Beach in mid-March. 1852.
did you engage in a life Of
prostitution in Florida after
that?" Mr.. Herr asked Miss
Ward.
Eyes, once" she replied.
"How long was that after you
and Mickey broke up?"
About a week" Miss Ward
said, adding: II didn't have a
dime to eat breakfast with. !
was a stranger down there"
Miss Ward has admitted hav-
ing $50 to 500 sex dates with
many cafe society playboys, but
claims Jelke forced her into the
dates and took $4,000 to $15.-
900 of her earnings.
Second Trial for Jelke
Jelke is being retired on
charges he induced Miss Ward
and Marguerite Cordova, Is. into
prostitution. The oleomargarine
heir was convicted on the two
counts two years ago. But a new
trial was ordered because press
and public were barred from the
States testimony.
The defense then asked Miss
Ward about a number of en-
tertainment figures including ac-
tors Mickey Rooney. John Cara
dine, Alan Curtis and Mark
Stevens, and singer Alan Dale.
Miss Ward said she did not
go on dates with these men but
saw them only at dinner or at
apartments with others" pres
ent.
The trial resumes on Monday.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
Star STAN Photo.

block of New Jersey avenue NV.
All of the defendants are colored.
Sentence was by Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews of the U. S.
District Court for the District
of Columbia. The sentencing Of
a ninth defendant was post
poned.
Three other defendants, origi-
nally named with the others,
have been cleared. One of them,
Fannie P. Beal, Al, Of the first
block of M street Sc, was acquit-
ted after trial by jury. The other
two were cleared when the
charges against them were dis
missed on Government motion,
They are Stewart w. Foy, 36, of
the 300 block of Nineteenth street
NE. and Eugene Johnson, Al,
of the 1900 block of Stevens road
Sc. Those cleared also are COL
ored.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
6reenbeIf Postmaster
Indictment Dismissed
sy il. Asseeies.d Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. ia
Federal grand jury indictment
against Thomas r. Freeman.
Greenbelt postmaster charged
with filching q package from
the mail, was dismissed yester-
day on o Government motion.
Chief Federal Judge william
c. Coleman signed the order
after it was pointed cut Mr..
Freeman was tried two weeks
ago and the jury failed to reach
a verdict.
Assistant United States At
torney Robert N. Bair prosecuted
the case which involved q test
package Of q silver baby spoon
and scraper mailed by the Post
ONCE Department.
Evening star., 1955-03-19
Sons and Daughters Day

The Sons and Daughters Day
Foundation, Inc, will hold its
monthly dinner meeting at $50
pm. tomorrow in the All Nations
Club, 1903 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Judge Mildred E. Reeves
of the Municipal Court will be
the guest of honor.
Evening star., 1955-03-19

Americas new dream
house is sweeping the
country. With the con.
vsnisnes Of O rambler
an d the economy of
fwo-siory construction il
offers you true living
c o m { ort and lasting
beavfy. The large we'll.
proportionsd firepioesd
living room ond sepo-
rots dining room enjoy
an outdoor fsrroee on
mex for those leisure
hours. The kitchen Is any
woman's delight W ith
plenty Of counter and
eating spaes. The sleep
ing wing Of 3 bedrooms
and 2 boihs Is roised for
q d d . d seelvsion ond
privaey. The srovn d
floor provides O hond-
some recreation room or
den. lovndry room is
equipped with O GE
wosher and dryer. Pot
your drsoms 10 work
drive out sodoyl $2s.75o.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CAPITOL HILL - Georgetown-type
2 marble frepiaces. full bsmt,. oil
h.-w.h. Nice yard. Some antiques
included. It's nice. only Sl4,S5Q
Substantial cash required. Call MR.
BRAMBLEE, Ii. 3-6943. MORGAN
REAL ESTATE co.
GI approved, SI2.3OO; lovely s.
bedrm. semidet, brk., full bsmt.
opposite park. HUGH T. PECK. He
Evening star., 1955-02-23
IT'S A STEAL! !! -!
Mr.. New Hamp. and Eastern

GRADES CONSIDERED
YOUR OFFER INVITED on this lovely
home with 1st-FL. BEDRM. You'll
love the GUEST -sized sep. din. rm. !:
liy. rm. with firepl.: modern Kit
posal; fenced, level lot; full bsmt.
outside entr.: s lge. bedrms.: deep
closets; all this in a highly desir-
able area, 1 blk. bus, shopping: Is
min. downtown. Under $4,000; GI,
FHA available; your terms. Call be-
fore 10 am. or after 4 pm.
MARTHA KOHN, RE. 6-8943
Evening star., 1955-02-23
MASS AVE. ExTrNnrn

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED,
Short walk to d. C. transp.
First showing of well-buiit,
gracious brick home. Lge. liv.
and dining rm.; good kitchen,
with lift. two-door refrigera-
tor and disposal. Winter-
summer porch. Powder room;
26-ft. master bedroom, with
3 extra lge. closets. Q other
good bedrooms, 9 baths. Fin
ished rec. room with fireplace.
Maids room and full bath.
Garage. Short walk to West
Brook and Western Junior
High Schools. No busy streets
. cross. Call Mrs. Wootton.
WO. 6-S972 or EN-. 2-S4O0.
] NELSON HUGHES.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

n.WE9 rooms. IN baths Is bed.
All shape; only Sl25 mo. Mr.
NEUMANN. Ma. .s-2321. -21
rm. bath. idry. bsmt. OIL. 2-7547.
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB AREA
bedrms., 2 baths, 2-car carport;
nl lsrse Sysss yaFsa; school bus at s dS0r'
FAILS Ali CCHHURCH-s-bsdrm.. Cape
cod-style brick: storm windows;
convenient to school. transperta-
ton and shopping; lease. Slo5 mo
BaRookViIiE, asi GSsSii, Howard Co, = s s:bsd-
on Ga. ave. ext. modernized; $50
71ss or Sykesville 3-15-J or pu
ARL.. fsfS S.-s b.r.. 2 baths Il b.r. and
MT. RAiNiER-Efic. 4 rms. and bath
hunga..: newly dec: new bath AND
kit. garage; lge. lot; conv. bus en-
ployed couple; $40. WA. 1-22l7'
decorated 3-bedrm.. ga bath white
brick Colonial, nr. schools and buses.
Din, rm., breakfast rm., bsmt., rec;
rm., lge. fenced yard: newly carpeted
throughout; 2-yr. lease; sl9o mo
COM. GMi ave AVE. BRIDGE AREA-Newly
decorated, 3-bedrm. semidet.. home;
$3.50 Cali MISS CoRBIN, Du.
SILVER STRING. Woodsidez-Lge. at
trac; 2-bedrm:s lfs,6atn A., Cape eaTsss Coo,
SiYe viii also rent furn. MARsTELLER
REAL ESTATE. .JU. 9-0779. "a
"a bath. 7503 Central ave.; $40 mo.
2.BEDRM. HOME. oresory Estates.
March i. EN-. 3-4l13 or OIL. 6-59o4,
s-BEpRM. COLONIAL. sl1o; olney
Md.--3 bedrms.. garden and pasture,
500 per mo. Call WOODMOOR
AGENCY, INC. JU. 9-5555 till Pm
5000; ARL.--Rsdecorated semidet:;
2 bedrms.. oil heat. Phone EN-:
3-567S days; EN-. 3-920S ewes. -
LANGLEY PIX, MD.-Attrac. 3-bed-
rm; rambler; fun bsmt.. all-elec KIT
HE. 4-5400. HUGH T. PECK. 7950
DSSoIs SsS sATp' Fl, NEAR EAR TEXAS AVE. Sc.
utss9Gssr9 se1 ssssS ea In mE sSso etiss ssml sns
AkLiNGToN iniGToN NoRTH-vacant, redec..
spacious 3 bedrms. l1z-bath brick
Colonial: screened porch bsmt. with
rec. rm. and firepl. "a bath. up to
sSl SiCHoIsoN sT. N.E.MMod: s.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-640O.
W. HYATTs.-2 bedrms., full bsmt.,
yse slgS ls,,ISo, H0; UN s.szaa;r ts.Szaa s 1-;ss
Cape Cod; fireplace. lse. liy. Tm.:
clean and conv.; reas. IA. 7-b253.
s.E.--e.rm, brick rambler; bsmt..
stove, refgr., auto. gas h,.w.h.; storm
SoFag S1RaHTs RSsraf Sl1oi LH doionsi RSSsi one of
the most attractive In fine neighbor-
hood Of small homes. 2 bedrms.. rec.
rm... ample, 24-ft. liy.-din. rm..
porches, extra. big yard. DishwasheI
and. garbage disposal in bright
stensn & nna sa.s cheerful d.snrS thrSus5Gut & siIs
sUlTLAND, Md bedrms.. 2 baths:
S125. incl. utils.; laundry facilities
cow, to shopping center. busline.
10. S-5l4O. 2506 Iverson st. Sc.
1850 18th ST. NJ. near new Pro-
vidence Hospttal--6 rooms and bath,
excellent condition: conyenient e
z, sRgsNo, INC. soa H st. 5nsiw- niw-
FsoREsTVIifEHiE--Attrsetive, a-Sed-
room redwood and brick modern
rambler onNln acre OF ground. Avail
able immtd Stely. Call 81. 6.41el.
Rssisor. ~ Ian. vs.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
ONLY $500 DOWN
MICHIGAN PARK

Less than 3 yrs. old: newly deco
rated: modern. semidetached brick
home: bedrooms. well-eauipped
kitchen, full basement. IA baths;
link fenced; / bus fare. $3.50 mo-,
plus taxes. Ii. 3-0565 after !.