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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

The Chairman of the Bundestag
Committee on Naturalization, DR..
Otto-Heinrich Greve, visited Is
real, as did a German five-man
delegation to the Jerusalem con-
ference of the international So
cial Security Association. Ger
man freighters berthed in Haifa
without incident, and half of all
reparations cargo is now being
carried under the German flag.
In Cologne, the Israel Purchasing
Mission in Germany built a home
of its own, with 88 offices and
framework of normal trade out
side the reparations pact, the West
German Government gave its ap-
prevail to the commercial impor
tation from Israel of $3,3O0,O00
worth of citrus fruit, and further
of peanuts, peanut kernels and
eggs in the value OF Sl25,UUU.
After the restoration of West
GerlnanY's sovereignty in May
1855. the need for German consul
lar representation in Israel be-
came more pressing. in view of the
presence in the country Of Ger.
man sailors. in view of the i'm
pending arrival of German ma
ehinery installation specialists
and in view of the impractic-
ability of continuing the pres
emf system. whereby British rep
resentatives in Israel issue visit
or's visas. in the name of the new
sovereign West German Federal
Republic. TO Israeli businessmen
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
GERMANY AND ISRAEL

In the wake of West cemanYs of her PREPARATIONS
commitments relations between continued
degree many different wavs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Lack OF Funds
Closes Storer

HARPFRS FERRY, w. Va.
Historic old Storer COLLEGE,.
which was chartered in 1868.
has closed its doors at least
for this academic year. Storer
is a victim of the states new
integration program.
According to President Rev.
L. E. Terrell, the schools fl
nancial troubles were eli
NAKED when the State with
drew an annual grant of
$40 900 because of its new pro-
gram to have colored and
white students together.
Rev. Terrell added that the
college might open next year
depending upon develop
ments." He also stated that
nearly all faculty members
have obtained other positions
and he himself will go to
Virginia State College where
he will teach and serve as
School Minister.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Vance Daniels
kupiiaIs

In a beautiful ceremony at
the home of her grandmother
Miss Leslie Anita Daniels be-
came the bride of Mr.. Con
roy Vance, AIC. The double
ring ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. James Charles
Brown, pastor of Columbus
Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church.
The bride, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dam
iels of Chicago wore a gown
of white brocaded taffeta
Mrs. Gevendolyn Prince of
Boston was matron of honor
and Mr.. Elwood A. Armstrong
was best man,
The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper of
Chicago, Ill, and CaSsopolis,
Mich.
The brides grandmother is
Mrs. Mae Raynor of Roxbury.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
LYNCH|NG OF BOY IA, Anglers nation
SchOOIbOy Lynched;
Crime Shocks Public

CHICAGO - Crowds of ar
ouSed citizens, estimated num-
bering $4,000 viewed the re-
mains of Emmett L. Till who
was kidnapped and killed
While on a visit TO Mississippi
TilPS body bound and mu-
tllated was found in the Tai
-lahstcher River. Roy Bryant.
"a and his half brother, j. M.
Milan, So have been indicted
on the charge of kidnap-Slay-
ing of the Chicago youth for
alledgedly wolf-whistling at
bryant'S wife at her store
near Greenwood, Miss.
More than 1000 persons ga
thered in and outside the Ro-
berts Temple Church of God
last Tuesday. The funeral
services were conducted by the
pastor. Bishop Louis Ford de-
livered the sermon.
Young Tilrs body had been
at the church since Saturday.
the date scheduled for the bu-
rial. But the lads mother.
postponed it until yesterday.
she explained that she wanted
more time for others to "see
what they did to my boy"
The multitude of mourners
was in the nature of a silent
but mighty demand that JUS
tice be served.
The youthful lynch victim
who was Visiting an uncle in
Money, Miss, while on vaca-
ton from his native city o.
Chicago, was kidnapped from
his uncle'S residence on Aug
27 by two white men and ;
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Louisiana, Mississippi Fight
For Segregation

NEW ORLEANS La.-With
80 colored families filing a
federal law suit attacking
Lousiana's set of 1854 laws
adopted to avoid the Supreme
Court ruling against segre-
cation in schools, the state
had its officials to meet with
Mississippi officials to deter
mine more strategy on how
to hold back desegregation.
Senator w. M. Rainach,
chairman of the Louisiana
Joint Legislative Committee
on Segregation commented on
the action: This is the first
legal attack against the consti-
tutionaIity of 1854 laws de-
signed to preserve our schools
segregation" Rainach and his
group met with the Missis-
sippi equivalent group in the
Attorney Generals Office to
discuss possible future &C
ton on the school segregation
question by Louisiana"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Fleet Home
Town News
ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC)

ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC)
- Taking part in the sum-
mer's third Midshipman train
ing cruise, Midn. is Archie
A. w. Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Radford
Of 1913 Westminster St, Spring
field, Mass, who uses a sex
tant aboard the light cruiser
USS Roanoke. Williams is a
senior at Brown University.
More than 1900 Naval
ROTC midshipman left Nor
folk, Va, July Is, aboard 10
ships of the Atlantic Fleet
for a six-week cruise. They
are undergoing practical
training in shipboard life and
duties.
The training squadron has
scheduled stops in Colon, Pa
mama; Havana, Cuba, and
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Gunnery practice at Guam
tanamo Bay will climax the
cruise before the midshipmen
disembark at Norfolk August
26.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10

u
with which we must cope.
As Registrar of Motor We
hicles and chairman of the
Massachusetts Highway Com
mittee, I am officially respon-
sible for the creation of such
safety programs as will pro-
vide the greatest degree of Sc
curity to all highway users.
As citizen, Rudolph F. King,
I am no less concerned with
such security for all but, as a
parent and grandparent, my
personal feelings lean strong
ly toward those nearly 100000
future citizens who must de-
pend almost entirely upon
that which is done for them
because their personal con-
tributions are necessarily of
limited capacity.
Your Registrar, accepting
the kind invitation of the
Salem Sunday Express to con-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10

woman. Roy Bryant Of Money,
and his half-brother, ]. w.
Milan of Glendora, Miss. ad-
mitted kidnapping the boy
but insisted they released him
unframed. The two men. ar
rested for kidnapping, now
are being held on a murder
charge.
The woman in the case.
Mrs. Bryant, has disappeared.
A warrant charging kidnap-
ping has been issued against
her.
The body of the schoolbov
was found in the Tallahatchie
River near Greenwood, Miss.
with bullet through the
head. The boys head also
bore the marks of beating
with a heavy instrument.
Top officer Roy wilkins
of the NAACP charged that
ut would appear from this
lynching that the State of
Mississippi has decided to
maintain white supremacy by
numbering children"
wilkins added: 1.-The killers
of the boy felt free to lyncn
him because there is in the
entire state no restraining in
| fluence of decency."
Wilkins dispatched a tele-
gram to the Hon. Hugh White,
governor of Mississippi, assert
ing
9" All decent citizens
throughout the nation call
upon you to use all the pow
ers of your office to see thai
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
New Eno.Iand Son
Heads Wall 81. House

WATURBUR, ct. - The son
of Waterbury, Connecticut's
first colored postman is to-
day the head of the first col
ored American operated bro
kerage house in Wall Streets
famous financial area. He is
Philip M. jenkins, Sc yr. old
president of Special Markets
Inc, 90 Liberty street, New
York. Mr.. jenkins is also first
of color to become a finan-
cial director, having been ap-
pointed to the board of the
Mutual Investment Company
of America here recently.
Serving all races, the Jen-
kins Company is stated by
a brilliant group including a
colored linguist who speaks
German, French, Spanish and
Italian. The company adver-
tises in foreign language ra-
dio and newspaper outlets,
and features average worker
small Mutual package invest
ments where the savings are
spread over more than one
security; all the eggs are not
in one basket. Other New
England trained men on the
staff include Naudin ]. Os-
well, formerly of Worcester,
from Worcester Polytech; and
Earl w. Fisher, who received
his law degree from Boston
University.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10

The 18th anniversary Of
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
1912 fremont st, and its es-
teemed and successful pastor,
the Rev. Morris E. Grady will
be celebrated Sept. IL through
Sept. %.
The program at the church
for the opening week is as
follows:
Monday, Sept. 70 st. John
Baptist Church, Rev. R. D.
Kelly, pastor; Sept. 10,
Church of God in Christ,
Elder H. Hall, pastor; Sept,
IA, New Temple Elder L. C.
Young, pastor; Sept. Is,
Church of God, Elder ].
Smith, pastor. Sept. 16 Fri
day. song service.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Tan Yanks Lead
Russians But,
OnIV in Cars

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Her
bert Hoover, former President
was quoted here by a Pitts
Courier writer as making too
much over a recent statement
that Colored Americans own
more cars than all the 200
million people of Russia.
Historian J. A. Rogers wrote
that he doubted whether the
possession of these cars (many
unpaid for) was any true
indication of race progress
and it would be fare wiser
for colored citizens to make
more substantial savings and
investments to provide in
comes and jobs for them
selves and others.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Ex-MayOr CurIey
Cheers iii Editor

The Hon. James M. Curley.
former Mayor and former Co
ver11dl, had cheering visit
last week to Guardian Editor
Mrs. Maude Trotter Steward,
who now is convalescing at
the Lee Nursing Home, Rox-
bury.
Mr.. Curley also visited the
editor when she was confined
to the Boston City Hospital.
She was there for seven
months under treatment for
a broken hip which she Sus-
tanned by a fall in the street.
For the past two months
she had been at the Lee
Nursing Home and is making
steady, but slow progress
toward recovery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
BOSTON
BAKED
By MABE KOUNTZE

at is much better to want
a teacher than to want the
desire to learn"
- Thomas Huxley
SCHOOL OPENINGS in SEN
TENDER 1855 stress increasing
ly OptOmistic outIooks. Even
in the south, the Georgia
NAACP teacher purge
threat has been withdrawn.
Regardless of bad omens in
Mississippi and other areas,
an increased number of Dixie
schools will experiment in
various phases of indignation.
And with vast improved op-
pOrtunities facing Tan Yank.
students, plus the ability of
more young people to afford
higher education, a bright
new day is dawning.
READERS DIGEST for Sep
TENDER features an excellent
artical, "The Negro Among
U.s., which is another bright
chapter in the Digest regular
series of stories on Americas
minority groups. Jackie Ro-
binson is featured in the Dig
est daily press publicity for
September which you pro-
baby saw in your favorite
newspaper. Says Jackie "The
Readers Digest never says we
have advanced as far as we
can" Don't miss the Digest
September edition.
=
GIRL STUDENT, IL yr old
Gloria LOckerman of Balti-
more, represents far more
than a TV Jackpot contest
ant. She rcfutes the poison
propaganda that coIOred
children of other races. She
Illuminated the minds of mill
lions of Americans reared on
the stcreotypes OF T0pSy. To a
dramatic degree, Gloria Lock-
erman symbolized the adj
vance of cOlored citizens given
the rights of education and
opportunity.
WANTING TO LEARN is one
of the chief assets of and
certainly is one of the great
reasons for Colored citizen
progress. While many other
peoples are lulled into the be-
lief they have attained ade-
quate knowledge, the peoples
of color are far from having
their thirst satisfied at the
wells. Colored peoples have
been in want of teachers a
long time. That is being re-
NEEDED. Colored peoples have
never ceased to want learn
ing That is a good sign, too.
MANY STUDENTS among
the pale face unfortunately
believe they are in financial
or social Stratums where they
can waste their time in grade
schools or colleges A few be-
lieve they have "jobs wait
ing" by influence of social or
political pull. Others attend
, schools just for the ride. Pale
face pupils sometimes manage
to get by on this Student
strategy. But it is folly for
colored classmates to imi-
tate their brothers. They won't
get by.
A CHALLENGE to every
cOlOred student to make good
from increased schooling and
opportunity is now being post
ed throughout the nation.
This challenge is contained
in every one of the increas-
ing number of written stories,
TV, and motion picture fea-
lures concerning cOlOred pro-
gress you are seeing each day,
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
John W. jackson

JOHN w. JACKSON :. -.
John w. Jackson, beloved
husband of Mrs. Lena Jack
son, 88 Hammond st, passed
away after a long illness.
Funeral services were held at
the Greene Funeral Chapel
fremont st, Friday, Angus
IL, with the Rev. Laymor
Hunter, pastor of Christ
Temple Church, officiating
Interment was in Mount Hope
Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to extend heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages
of sympathy and the beau
tiful floral tributes received
from my kind friends and
neighbors in my recent berea-
vement.
Mrs, Lena Jackson,
Wife.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
FOR SALE

Fine home for large family,
in a community of real
homes and good neiqhbors.
house has 4 bedrooms. full
bath, living room, dining
room, LARGE kitchen, in very
good condition. laroe ward,
two sun rooms, all brass
plumbing. real bargain al
S11.00.
Call NIB. Scott HI S-227l
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Registrar King Asks
Safety For Children

each similar period OF years
red with the responsibility of
hildren, must concern our
and magnitude of the task
j tribute to this Back-to-School
edition, once again directs his
annual appeal to all official
agencies police municipal
officers, engineers and high
way authorities, and depart
ment of education personnel,
in both state and local capa-
cities. In like manner, his plea
out to motorists, pedestrians,
parents and guardians, and
also to the youth of the Com
monwealth.
Providing safety for every
one of the commemorative
children of school age is an
extraordinary undertaking,
the usual limitations of man
power and material facility
of any single group or unit
in safety promulga-
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-09-10
Ask Probe of Miss.
Voting Set-yp

WASHINGTON. D. C. - At
torney-General Brownell was
called on to investigate Mis-
sisSippi's recent Primary, in
which charges are being made
that colored voters were in
Continued On Page Four
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Bus. oppoRruNITIs COM

VALET sERvTCE-complete laundry
dry and alteration buslness. IN.
come over $500 week. IA. s-ee52.
SERVICE STATION for lease on JET
fersofi Davis hwy. Alex. Brand
products. Space available for auto
repair, Call IA. 6-6Q55.
FOR SALE. one eafwash; one Of the
best spots In Washinston. CAL co.
WILL INVEST up to $4,000 and
services in est. Wholesale or service
business. Replies held confidential.
Gas as AND sSHi1i REPAiK i.sI STATION. iully
car. Excel. loc. Ideal for expert me-
ms. DAILY REAL ESTATE. AP.
GRocERY.MaRKEr. n veil stocked.
modern fixtures. good lease and
location; rtght price: call sun-
day EN-. 2.3e27: Monday RA. 81
GROCERY sDS sToRE-Eeariy ST. GOO
Wk Must seIl immediateiy. Sick.
ness. Any reas. ofisr accepted. DU.
PsRKisc sSGS LOT. s2e 4sth st. NV.
for rent; $500. MA. $4,000 or
viii III E16isI; E1T s;stablshed empioymnssnt ns
agency, small or medium size. spe-
cihlizing IN executive. ecconntine
and general once positions. Write
IN confidence 70 Boy 7-p, Star. s.
ESTABLISHED GROCERY, good To-
vii saeridce for best offer: NO.
~
Evening star., 1955-11-07
HOUSES FoR SALINE.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

~-------a----ua-----ana-s--u
BETHESDA AREA--very attractive
3-hedrm;, sll-nTick rambler, con-
yenient to Naval Hospital and NH:
features usually found only IN
high-priced homes; living rm. with
fireplace. kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal, real tiled bath, full
basement, aluminium storm. win
dows. gas heat; priced right ct
Sl6,500, Eve, Mr., Woodwell, LQ.
4.ol4 L T. .oRAvATTE. Real
BETHESDA AREA--New custom built
spiit-leyel rambler on 1-acre wooded
lot. 3 twin-siEed hedrms, 2 baths,
sliding doors opening on rear ter
race. Paneled rec. rtn. with powder
rm.: carport, KORZENDORFER.
OIL. 4-S111 til Q.
BETHESDA--New brick rambler; >
bedrnas., .liv. rn. with fireplace, din.
rni., modern all-elec. kit, screened
fireplace, 2M baths. Priced in the
eos, with very good terms. Gan
BETHEsDA---prics reduced: new. 9
rms, . story. Ia baths: brick Co.
lonial. Rec. rni., porch. wonneriul
$i5o SsS'gn; month. ~. $500: evsninss. iiH
10. 5-4S00.
bEThEsDhAgss .r.ns 4 Sno,s q tsIl rrS trees Co a
shnsnins Rsttsr Than rev eondi-
fion' 5shedreonn Sshafh ramhIer
desirnsd ts sor Sracious nvinF. SSS..
500, Call DE 2-bDtb or DI =
6S3o. THoS. J. FISHER a. CO.
-. Contemporary brick
rambler with . pedrms; ana patn,
Nv; ;-din. area with nrepl.., kit: with
dishwasher ana aisposal; FENCED
yard lS;oh9; j oKoRzENpoRFER,
OL 4-oIil IN y.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
BUSINESS oPRoRTuNlTlrs

STORE, with dry
cleaning: location, main street. ne.
ated; gross $4,000, net So, 900:
$1,000 down. Call OWNER, u. 4
/ LTNcHEoNErTE. sscell.n. down dow
town Pa. ave. location: seats as,
beautiful and expensive equipment:
does $4,000 wk ayerage; open
from am. to pm, closed Sum
days. Owner must sell due to other
,ntsTssss s,S C ...S San S be ha9disa .,p With yi!
SyUS ESsius.ys1 S5.n isfi apTP Pa w sye. = nv NA
HAND AND POwER Lawn MOWER
repair shop with garden supplies
VIII sell as business or otherwise.
cCGr IA Rdom CONCESSION = with
cigar and cigarette counter for re.
sponsihle person Refined clientele;
yearly lease. FAN a BILLS RES
TAuRANT. For appt,. call Mr
Harry Cohen. between I and Q pm.
LAnNBFsErrE. All biasIr self service. IN lse.
shopping center In grQwine Fairfax
S0 a,Is ssta,c; W; excel. opp Cppof,tiyn,,sy ,iv,ns
tSet up store; must have suificier,t
tashi- owner has other interest. call
Eg, 2-b6ea or EN-, 2-4626. -
lfOTELH FOR SALE--Advice and
consultation BY exclusive full-tlme
motel broker and travel specialist,
Offering recoumendation on best
buys IN motels and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON, 232 woodward, Blde..
IM. 8-1220. N
Evening star., 1955-11-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

ON Z. cAPTToL,-Two-family apt.
house: 3 baths; vacant; new con-
dftion; $500 70 81 900 down: viii
exchange. OWNER, IA. 9-70i0.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Gorgeous picturesque rambler Ia
very desirable nsigheorhocd, Well
baths, plus living room. dInine
room, kitchen and den. Tiled base
ment, screened porch and double
garaee, A guaranteed value IN the
mid 3ps. Gail MA. 6-6440.
SIDNEY 2. MENeH 4 CO.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Excellent Opportunity
For Exneriencad Grocer

Large store. located In heavily popu-
lated section of city; fully equipped
with III modern equipment ana
refrigeration cases. This store has
Always done q large volume Of
business. Reasonable rent and long.
term lease to responsible people.
tpSaisl0n ssh aoY&E GG IiiSuoa IiiSSTuasa sEs sToRRs rs
I606 Florida ave. ne. II. $4,000
o. II. a-2l72.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
TRADE

What location and type house do
ysS S eayss'S Srcf 3sds$ rsaS. q Sss s,s brand and
Beautiful sprlnsSrook Forest. SILVER
Spring. Huge dream kit. sep. din.
rrn,. full light bsf1t., carport. For
full details call z. r BLANCHARD.
or drop into our beautiful 1sf-fir,
once At e435 0eorRia ave. Silver
Spring,
Evening star., 1955-11-07
OUR PLAN

Requires spplieants possess FULL
and 81. 800 70 S1.s6o G AvAiLAsSEE GAviAiii.sSil
CASH CAPITAL 10 secured. For per-
sonal interview, write fully about
yourself including PHONE NUMBER
and present activity 70 Box ask.
Star. Sc
Evening star., 1955-11-07
COIORED

. NEWLY AND coMPL. REMoD.
Downtown brick houses. 8 large rms.
and downstairs bath in one: 4
large rooms. 2nd-fioor bath and
ist-door powder room in the other;
on vide street,in sood respectable
families Of good earning. credit and
housekeepirg records. The rents Of
$3.50 and $3.50 are low to st.
tract GOOD tenants only, Apply
weekdays only. o to 5, at owners
once, Room sos. SIS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
GUARANTEED
HIGH INCOME

HIGH INCOME
New type SPARE or FULL TINE
able for the first time. Party Sc
leeted must package nationally adj.
Fertised food products and deliver
( same twice weekly TO accounts es-
tabltshed BY the company. IDEAL
FOR NAN AND WIFE NO SELL
ING REQUIRED. Income will be
substantial and immediate from q
basic product backed BY assistance
Of national company.
Present established caterers making
around S40Q PER MONTH PART
TINE and $1,000 AND UP PER
MONTH FULL TINE. This vii
meet bankers standards.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK, / blk, on Conn.
glare: 50. sdIi1Skaf csRke9s''
AkIiNGToN. s.--s bedrooms. is
bathS w. Ems din; rna.. se; kiE.
mex Pent.: e.s mo-: Sibb. IA: g.
N. ARL,--Nies furn. a-bedrm. hss.;
else. Hecht'B, sch. etranep. Sl25.
HU. 3-5ab6: IA, 6-2B1S aft. o pm
CONN. AvE.-Ofncer's widow has e.
bedrm. house. Ideal for group. AID.
1912 or Ho. 2-o5e5. Ext. AL,
NEARBY MD.-Mod. det. 8 bedrms.,
den. TV, freezer. Bendix.s sun peh..
din. rm.. rec. rm., 5 tirepls.; oil ht.;
tramp. $3.50 mo. IN. 4-92s2. To-
nf. Pentaeon - Huge
6-rm. brick semidet. home. com
Fcx pas, including utilities. OF.
RocKviLLE--Loyeiy s-bedrm. brick
Colonial with baths; lIy. rnn.. din.
SAMUEL 3. BODILY, INC, 20. 2.
glkI; eFes.. Mr.. Wilson. GA. T.
FoR kENT-Housx coApLITELy
hearoome. I bath. basement with
Si7b par month. Gail DE. 10000
weekdayS 3 70 5, and EN-. 2-2432
eyeninga, eaturday and sunday. ~
bedrm. corner rambler; fun bsmt.,
9Ae heat, nicely furr.. $3.50. John
{. sEKtToN. hssitof. 20. $1,000.
TAKoMA PARK, .. G., walter reed
yies--pnbiie school 1 block. ~.
bath dnwnstairs SEP. din. rm.; Z
u. Ia. s s-oss4 sssP y a'' Of. e. 4lslssl 4.snsse
ARL. s.--Attrae, furn. ana nleeiy
decor. 2-bsdrln. sdupisx. n. PEN
t1go1, Navy Annex. shopping ctr.
All, sts :. HroHLANp---semid.t.
brick; 2 pedfnis., sehls.. shops, Co
mmess pike bus: Sl25. OIL. 2-sesS.
ARL-Hrieht. charming mod. 2.bed.
Tm. hrk.: auto. washer: gas heat;
3 min. Pentanon: trees: pvt. drive-
way; ] ". pref. $I26. IA. 7-4075.
KENNEDY AND istA srs.-Thss.s.
eedrms a-beth row brick nicely
furnished KI.1JAH q. ARNOLD,
.cols usA. ret.1. Broker, In.
GE6RGkrOwN Dee. and jan; /;
charmins. / bedrm., liy. rm,, din.
rf1-, kit, dfepi., patio; &140 mo-;
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IT43, MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. Sc
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out: full bsmt., oil h.-W.h. and det.
garage. Excel. flianeins. Gail Ma. s.
7-776s. OLIVER I. CARR. Resitor.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
HOUSES 70 SHARE

WOMAN and 2 children wish To
share comb. home with another
mother and child, or couple; reas.
RE. b.Q37e. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Garden Lovers
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

20O-ft. tree-shAded lot filled
Easa Esa. sna ssalsai Via eSsss sssd:
The. The " Eellsssuilt ~ s,il .,i older Z. !, brick
Portable. spacious and In GOOD
condition. Living room. din-
ins room, kitchen. paneled
den and powder room, large
screened porch on drst floor.
3 bedrooms and - baths.
fnent. immedisie poissssios.
Priced in low 30s. Owner
says sell, so please call Mrs.
Maeouineas, OIL. 4-47e1.