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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A. M. F.. CHURCH

Rev. C. B. Barrow, Pastor
Last Sunday morning the
Pastor wove his discourse
around the End chapter of
Ephesians and fed a large
congregation with Spiritual
food, as usual. A male quar-
tet, the Golden Eagles, con-
tributed a number; senior
choir and Gospel chorus were
also contributors to the must
cal program.
At night the Missionary Cir
Gle took over, changing their
hour from 400 to TOO, and
Rev, Henry R. Parker, of st
Bartholomew Church, deliv.
cred an impressive interpre-
tation Of the story of the Pro
digal Sen, drawing INSTRUCTIVE
! differences. The newly formed
Mems Club will sponsor both
services next Sunday and they
are expected to do big things
for the cause.
At night, they will be for
mally presented to the Church
and the officers will be install
led.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
WEST MEDFORD

Good Soil" was the excel
lent sermon subject of Pastor
Phillips, one of his best.
last Sunday morning before
a most appreciative congre-
cation which also enjoyed the
Layman guest Biblical talk
Of Mr.. George Edmundson, one
of the founders of the Com
munity Center. During the
service the Pastor led the
congregation in prayer for
Mrs. Constance Clark. Fine
music was provided by the
Junior Girls Choir with Mrs
Coral Yancy Alexander at the
organ. A Sunday evening Eel
loWship was held at the Par
sonage with a discussion fol-
lowing a sound motion pic
ture feature, "a Harvest from
Holidays. Miss Veronica La
nier led the evening session
of the Shiloh Youth Fellow
ship.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
Critical Season
Coming In Mid-June

Urgency work in the event
communications break down.
Check on matches, candles,
lamps, portable radios, flash
lights and batteries.
Cheek windows and cutters.
Check on a source for
pumps and portable genera
tors.
Check on handy tool sup
plies; axes, crowbars, pick
axes, etc. Assurance has been
given that the weather bureau
is now prepared to issue
quicker warnings of approach
ing hurricanes or tornadoes.
A program has been prepared
which includes among other
things a radar weather net
which will cover distances of
from 40 to 800 miles and
which will quickly locate any
unusual disturbance.
Once again despite feminine
opposition, girls names are to
be used to identify hurricanes,
Alice" is already on the re-
cord books for 1855. She de-
yeloped in January of this
year with winds up to so
miles per hour, but blew her
self out in the Caribbean Sea.
The other names from B to
z follow: Brenda, Connie,
Diane, Edith, Flora, Gladys,
Hilda, Iona, Janet, Katie, Linz
da, Martha, Nelly, Irva, Peggy,
Quennie, Rosa, Stella, Trudy,
Ursa, Verna, Wilma, Xenia,
Yvonne and Zelda.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28

During 1854, AZ per cent.
Of all passengers flying on us.
domestic and International
scheduled airlines used Logan
international Airport.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
ST. MARK CONG.
CHURCH
Rev. S. L. Laviscount, Pastor
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
SUNDAY MAY %, HOO
Services: Rev. Laviscount
chose as the subject for his
Sermon the song entitled I'm
tired of Cumming Around"
The text was taken from
Luke the 18th Chapter which
reads Il will arise now and
go to My Father. He said
in effect there are many
types Of bummers, those who
flirt around not getting mar
ried; those who go from one
church to another not Join
ing any; those who won't
work but are like parasites;
those who go from one col
lege to another with many de-
| greeS behind their names but
who have no real purpose in
life. These people should stop
cumming around and find
themselves, and a good way
to begin would be by join
ing some church today and
by being active in it. All else
will come of you lay hold
on God. The flowers on the
Altar were given by Mr.. &
Mrs. William Barnes in low
ing memory of their respect
i've parents.
The Pastors Club is Civ
ing a Turkey Dinner Sunday |
May goth at the home of Mrs.
Cornelia Jones, "a Kenilworth |
st. RoXbury from 2 PM. to 8
Pm. donation 99c. On June
3rd, the Mems Club of st.
Mark will present Adam Clay
ton Powell at the Roxbury
Memorial High School adj
mission $1.OO. The Spring |
field Choir under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Higgenbottem
will render a concert at st. !
Mark on Sunday evening June
5th, a silver offering at the
door.
Have you made your
pledge to the st. Mark New
Building Fund?
guest speaker at Western
Avenue Baptist Church, Cam
bridge "The Majesty of
the Gospel in the World.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28

Remember to write of phone
your Medford news before
Sunday nights of each week.
And the fishing is still tops
at the Mystic Lakes but so
far not a single boat has
been Forthcoming for a local
Boat Club.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
MOTHER WALLS,
anne ZION CHURCH
Rev. EnOch o. WoOdhOuse,
Pastor

rev. EnOcn ". WOOun0llSe,
Pastor
Az soul-stirring sermon was
delivered by Rev. Woodhouse,
Sun, May % on which oc-
caSion the church celebrated
the second annual Benjamin
Robinson Day"
A capacity congregation
heard Senator John E. Powers
welcome Rev. Woodhouse to
the community and express
joy for his return to the Rox-
bury charge.
The affairs were beautifully
decorated with flowers, the
gifts of four lady tonsorial
artists. Mrs. Virginia Aston,
Mrs. John L. Flowers, Miss
Prudence Quinley of the Oaks
Barber Shop, 1850 Warren ST.,
Mrs. Joanie Jackson, Blue
Eagle Barber Shop, fremont
st.
The Junior Choir of st.
Johns Church, Mrs. Roberts
directress, rendered two sell
ections. Guest soloist was Mr..
Joel Davis, director, Senior
Choir, st. Johns Church.
Included among the many
visitors presented by Bro.
Banjamin Robinson, pastors
steward, were: Mr., Clarence
Elan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen
and Mr.. Benjamin Robinson.
Sun, May 20:
Morning Worship HOO AM.
You are invited to visit Mo-
ther Walls Memorial A.ME.
Zion Church and be assured
of Gods blessings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
MAIDEN
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Rev. E. w. Lawson, Pastor

ship services, May 22nd, and
the fine programs were PLAN
ned and conducted by the
young people who are to be
commended for the impress
siVe services. Miss Gloria
HenSey as the Mistress of
Ceremonies and the program
for the morning services in
Guided Unison Reading led by
Miss Jean Collins; Frank
Pryor read the Scripture, Miss
Shirley Sneed offered the
Pastoral Prayer and Miss
Dorothy Spear gave the Of
fertory Prayer, The Notices
were read by Robert Harris
Rev. Kenneth Edwards was
the guest speaker and de-
liVered an inspiring message
on the theme Soldiers of
Jesus Christ, The text was
taken from 2 Timonthy al
4. Rev. Edwards is a first year
student at the Providence
Bible Institute, having past
ored in Idaho and assist
ant pastor in Cleveland,
Ohio. Bruce Owens, Albert
Sampson, Willis Rose, Joseph
Sneed, Fred Sparrow, and Err
nest Chambers were ushers.
The Youth Choir sang two
selections Father Most Mer-
cful" and Praise Ye The
Lord. Mrs. Patricia Green
of Everett, Mrs. Evelyn Clay
ton of Baltimore, Md, Gloria
Maddox of Kenbridge, Vir-
ginia, Lawrence Gaines of
Everett and Chaplain Nit
chell c. Johnson of Fort
Banks, Mass, were the visit
orS.
Candlelight services were
held in the evening with the
following participants: Joan
Martin, Catherine Owens,
Lucy Tanneyhill, Frank Pry-
or, Albert Sampson, Gloria
HenSey and Josephine Col
Inns, Members of the Mass.
Ave. Youth Fellowship were
visitors.
The pulpit flowers were
sent by the Visiting Com
mittee to Mrs. Tabitha VAL
entine at the Grover Manor
Hospital in Revere.
Rev. T. L. Davis was the
guest speaker for the An
nual Tea sponsored by the
Pastors Aid Sunday after
noon at the Parish House.
Rev. Davis spoke on the
theme This Is Gods Coun-
try, he also sang THE
Lords Prayer, Because, and
II Believe. Mrs. Emma Gray
and Ralph Hensey sang as
duet, accompanied by Mrs.
Bella Hinton, and Lewis
Sneed also rendered vocal Sc
lectionS. Sharon Welsh gave
a reading and the program
also included a piano Selec-
ton by John Ross.
The Spring Rally has net
ted partial report of SIPS
90. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Sneed,
Jr. are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a son
last Wednesday, May 9th. The
church extends sincere SYM
pathy to Mrs. Estelle Smith
on the loss of her brother
Garrett Lee in Georgia last
Thursday. Deacon Charles
Johnson recently visited his
family in Washington, D. c. !
Mrs. Rosetta Tyler spent
last weekend with a life
long friend, Mrs. Mary Ste
ward of Peabody. Mr.Joseph
Robert Davis was married to
Danese Perkins at Mt. Plea
SAINT Methodist Church in
Marion, Virginia on May 21st.
Richard Martin decided for
Christ as his Savior in the
Sunday School hour last Sun
day. The Pastor spoke in
Mems Day observances in st.
Louis, Missouri, May 18th at
the Kings Way Baptist
Church. II AM. THE
Need of Men & The Call of
God" 7 Pm. "The Selitar-
mess Of Divinely Called Men"
May 10Th Missionary
Sunday; 1890 AM. = Guest
Speaker = Mrs. William Hes
ter; $3.50 PM. = Pastor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28
Continued From Page One

pressure from building up in
side garage.
Check car batteries, radio
water and oil, Have your gas
tank full in case of an emery
ency move.
If you don't have a garage,
park your car away from trees
or other poles. If car is out
side, close the windows tightly,
set the hand brake, put the
car in gear but don't lock it
If you are parked on the
street, Emergency workers
might have to move it.
Keep away from windows at
the height of the storm.
Find out where you can pro-
cure dry ice or natural ice to
use in case of loss of electric
power. Have as little perish
able food in your refrigeration
units as possible so that your
loss will be less in case of
extended power failure. Check
the location of the nearest
food freezer unit in the event
you have to move your perish
ables.
If you have a freezer. set
it at maximum freezing level
as much as possible before the
arrival of the hurricane. If
you avoid opening it and it is
fairly full, you can keep fro
zen meats and vegetables
without spelling for at least
3 days.
Save newspapers to wrap
garbage in, in case garbage
collections are interrupted.
If your water supply is in
terrupted, boil water from
faucet or we'll for at least
five minutes before using.
Store a three-day supply of
canned food in a safe spot
along with a can opener. Have
paper plates, cups and spoons.
Put in a small supply of
canned heat or buy a supply
of spring water.
Check on handy tools; axe.
saw, pick axe or crowbar. and
work gloves.
If you have a boat and can
get 1t out of the water, turn
it upside down and store ii
in a barn or other safe place
If it is in the water, anchor
it not too close to other boats
Moor boat at either bow O,
stern, but not both. Secure O
store safely cabin baromete
or other movable object. AL
low between five and sevel
| feet of anchor chain for eaca
foot of depth to cushion wave
action.
EVacuate and avoid low ly-
ing beaches and islands. Re-
member that the majority of
deaths from hurricanes are
due to drowning,
If you stock up with can
dies, be especially careful
about starting fires. Danger
from fire during hurricanes
is especially great. High winds
spreadSfires rapidly. Further
firement will be hard to
contact; they may have diff
Guilty getting to you; and their
equipment and manpower may
not be able to operate at full
efficiency.
Don't telephone unnecessar-
by. Leave the line open for
emergency calls.
Keep children and pets in
doors and stay indoors your
self if you can.
Check cutters on house to
De sure they are not clogged |
With leaves.
After the storm is definite
Iy over, move about with |
great caution. Beware of |
broken electric wires. Trees, |
buildings, bridges and even
streets and woods may be in
weakened conditions.
Precautions for Stores and
Factories:
Check your cellar stocks and |
move if possible to avoid wat
or damage.
Check on supply of sand
bags.
Brief your employees and |
arrange for reporting for en-
Evening star., 1955-07-04

ARL. Nj and 2 bedrms.: rv. rm..
sep. dinette. walk dist: Arl. Hall;
laundry. facils.: off-st. parkinG:
$50 and SOS mo. incl. utils. See
mgr. AR. GUESSFORD. Apt. 5.
S22 y; Tnomas st., oi-psrking lot.
BEVERLY PLAZA-Shopping and
Transportation one blk, large l.
bedrm. unit. $66. Ov. 3-2093. -
1905 N. QUINN ST. Just across Key
Bridge-Large, modern, l-bedrm,
apt, $66 IA. S-4137. "a
l5523 n. 10th RD.--Recently re-
decorated l-hedrm. apt, 500. Call
IA. 6-6263. -
ARL., close In. best area, Pentagon,
Afl. Hall. One and two bedrms.,
mod, high, wooded, cool; So. 90
$110; no children. Out Wilson blvd.
left on Oak ct. to once, 1900 18th
HOUSE-LIKE APT.-Two bedrms..
firepl. In liv. -rm., inclosed rear
porch, Ice. yard; close to AL con-
ventences, 1b min. D.. c.; $11Q.
2712 Arlington blvd, IA. 6-6970.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APART-
MENTS, 5 Minis from washington
via Arlington boulevard. Call J.
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., IA.
7-7604; after 9, call ia. 2-0721.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
MOVING PACKING. srokAeE

noyneA Il Across 2. s!...I I. :.
~: s +. g: ';sS:=Ssi9s gSSsScz I;5s s5FSsfs 5Ss
LIGHT HAULING, local uoEinE;
@ 9ssee., g, 4 Il sossis,lis; 3 sssL5s 9 4 noRzE
Ee DO thea al; clean sns careful
BEST HoVERs m foMH Low
rates: expef. men. - hr.: 1-bedrm-
apt, 500, closed vans: ins. LU. L
EDEIMAS MOVING AND STORAGE
Rart peyt. On your moving gtora9e.
Reas. Ia. e-2oS7; eyes,. RA- 3-1416
o.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
bath land -a-haif Colonial: large iiy,
ing room with fireplace. spacious
kitchen, dining rm., 8 lge. bedrms.,
full basement. Open Sat. Sun.
s-i7s7; 70., sves.. OIL. sebo4s. 6Gs "a
AMERICAN U. PARK. By owner.
leaving country, no. agents-Corner
brick Colonial, 4 bedrms., "a baths,
superior construction; spacious liv.
and din. rms, den, powder rm.,
gas h.-w.h., elec. laundry equip.
brick garags; block from bus; priced
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--conveni-
entlD located within block Of
Conn ave. Attr. Colonial contain
Ing large living room, family-sized
din din 70 room kis;; ts;,r AND a. Large side
storage attic. e a.W.S.. wins slate sasil roof +
Gear garage; owner transferred
must sell. Only S20.500. Call Wo,
6-2300 til 8 pm. Ewes, OIL. q
9511 It'll q nm, EDWARD N
JONES q CO.. INC. Chevy Chase,
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. near La
fayette School and transportatio
-4-bedrm. 2-bath brick: finished
3rd fioor. paneled rec; room, mod;
ern kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal, 2-car garage; nice land
scaped lot. Priced at $2S 800,
Owner retired and leaving town.
Cali WO. 8-2300 It'll 8 pm. Ewes,
OIL. 1851 til Q pm, EDWARD
H. JONES b CO.. INC. Chevy
cGEvY' Ghsss' 6hAsE II s SUPER RAMBLER
Large brick rambler with heavy
Tm. 15x26M. sep, din; rm.. huge
porch. fagstone patio. rec. rm. and
priced at $4,000. PRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l41l; ewes" NM
sPRiNGS' vALLEY-on. Of wash
instS'A sstS A,s ost psl:sa .as ana h9%s; sss
ally better than brand-new; lovely
Georgian center-hall plan with
graceful circular stairway: large
library with fireplace and powder
room on 1st hr.; 4 bedrms.. THREE
baths on 2nd fir.; 2 bedrms. and
bath on 3rd fioor; attractive club.
room In basement. huge screened
porch and patio. oversize buiit-in
garage. gorgeops. woodland settine
in the, heart Of the eity's most
distipsui.hsd residential . srsss
Wveh DE. 2-AG11 ~ -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHOP, In
0eorgetovn; corner location; ant.
included. Terms and rent resson.
able. Near schools. and college,. Lo-
cation. 1901 36th st. NV, HO.
2-9467 or H0. 2-0S43.
CAMERA SHOP, beautiful, modern.
air-conditioned, profitable, estab-
nsned. busy main road. Suburban
location; fSr ovner.operator. Avail
CAN Mr.. LARTIN bet. 10 and s.
Nor, ,.Rri .DU. 7-i307. -b
RESTAURANT. located In Northern
Va on busy o. o. HWY. ii. ESQ
Ras and oil franchise. Now doinS
good business. Beautiful ivy-coV-
cred stone bldg. with spacious iiy-
tnG Gtrs. upstairs. Owner must sell
csd ress g neasa saa GscS Mlssss s.. sv.
RESTAURANT-Private club wants
eoncessionaire. Low overhead. No
capital required. Ideal Operation
for man and wife. Box Ssl-L. star.
DRY cLEANING-sHoE REPAIR-
Fine location in Nd. shopping cen.
ss$ooS 5Snf bo1 1ssssi b5lRi gsisfs st.l Eisht at
DRUGSToRE-SiS5 dsy: mixed
neighborhood; low overhsad. Net
ting $40: 600 or more . VI. Full
retail prices. Same owner 20 yrs.
wants 70 retire. $4,000, about
$4,000 inventory. Box 34-M. Star.
MODERN a-BAY SERVICE sfATioN
for lease. at ideal highway loca.
ssast sl9n n Merrineid. Va. CAN "a.
s.BSxSYs SERVICE STATION for Lea iess.
on q. 8. Rte. /, north side 81
Alexandria. Call ia. 5-6O55. Il
busy shopping center. Sacrifce &C.
COUNT Of Illness. terms. Box 40
BEa6Ti6rAN-ovn III 5ihsj your ovn S ..ion.
$50 down, $50 month. IA. 2-6ieS
s441 i4th 81. N,w.zFood store;
Sl.7bo. Tu. 2-ss41, JU. s-96i6.
GROCERY sToRE AND e.RM. APT,
Ffesh meat. vegetables. highly
groitable snndries. beer license,
III. 7.073R: Sun III A.0Aa1
Evening star., 1955-07-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

nished, Tor SUMMER months or
longer utils. furn-; priced very
rsas. kk. 7-o22s or m. 2-23e5.
CHEvY CHASE, m-rsrre com.
pletefy furnished house: spacious
shsdy Erounds: until AUG. 80. OIL.
NGa2HHAM sT. N.w.-ciean. cool.
Can't: sIaIsp.: slso. fa e. s.i45s.. IIss.
CoUNTRY CLUE HnLs--Modern 2.
bedroom brick. library. Ia baths.
large screened porch. buiit-in ga
Eass: sutomatie washer. drier.
satal mo1. ssErd; ss.r1sis islsS. year lease. z. Zen
s5Ss sssk AVE-. 8. cHEyKRLx, MD.
Lovely 2-bedfm. detached bricf
s99s s9Ts on n lirss sts9 fenssd Ii Iosi rec rm;;
piez: nice "a. sss Incl. utiis. IA IA
caEvsa IEyss- CHASE RAMBLER, Q rms,
possi. saas. MRs. cI9pE ely Eaenn q DIN. 6ls.
NINdToN. OF. 2-263b: ma. Q
Mae i2Hs WALTER REED HOSPITAL a,
and comfortable furnished 3-bedrm.
home with garase at reasonable
appt. can SHANNON q LuCHs
CO. "a l4th st nv. ma: S.2345.
GEOBGkT0WN AREA - Tastefully
furn. s bedrms.,. ~ baths, spacious
s ls... raj aD 'sDj s.o7as. a. ER. sa assss sss
Evening star., 1955-07-04
HousRs UNFuRN. tes..J
.cHyoa1c15. Ia ,L52esT1oss.

Y1LIs caukcH ARA
type rambler, newly deco
rated. radiant heat; storage
aftics oodded lot
S136-Poplar HeiEhts. The ehoies
Pals Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; an-eleetrie GK
kitchen with range, garbage
pizposall. dishWasher 3 and
Bendix washer. Large picture
windows; Wooded lot: storage
attic Is min. 10 PenfaRnn.
House with basement eighty
$150-Columhia Pines. Beautiful
gubdiytsion, near Aunandale.
New. 3-hedrm. brick rambler;
large picture windows, full
basement. pulldoWn stairway
70 attic; garbage disposal,
dtshWakhef, electric range and
fefrigefator. Large. spacious
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Presidential Gardens

Adjacent to shopping center and
schools. lovely lawns, trees and
flowers. s min. to downtown. 2
min. to Psntagon. 8 bus. lines ct
front. front dr. :,n11s!s s%Ris PA !snl..s Plus sss sn
your bldg. New refrigerators with
freezer tops: Q and s exposures:
i and Q bedrms.: from S75. Con-
venient for Army Navy. and Air
Force personnel Located on Mt.
Vernon ave and Russell I'd. in
Alex. Phone TE.. 6-4400. Once
open It'll midnight.
Evening star., 1955-07-04

soUTHEAsT = 2M-bath. semide-
teched 3 bedrm.; rear yard fenced;
Thrss-bedrm. rambler: excel. shaded
cSzSl1s sSSs!. yj' ]. sSsSsss1rt Can io'
Evening star., 1955-07-04
HOUSE lst sALf. NV. tes.f.lI

UrPER snEPHERD PARK. os 1ath
et-QeL J-rm- bfiek. "a bntha,
den, lEe. scr. porch Dc L alec. kit.,
insL 6stltsin even: CT loan avail
Wo0DLKY PARK-Det. brick and 3
ear gar- On 2 corner lots: z bed
rms.. sun rms. "a baths. extra
&c: entI, hall, liy. and din rm-.
furn.; good Investment, Eracious
living plus income; $4,000, or more
eeEn. goo 2sth 81. n.v- co. B.
NEAR WALfKR REED spacious,
detached house, newly Decorated,
spotless condition: basement, de-
2-3926. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. 1224 l4th ct. NV. AD. 4-2006,
1857 HARVARD sTRKEf-Massfvs
4-bedroom row brick town house,
tnoronghiy modern and In perfectly
and high ceilings; garase. gaI
h.-W-h.; nne, eonyenient location:
10 minutes from downtown, Priced
ct $17,o60 FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
pL 7-14l1: eyes,. Oh. 2-4634. -
HOME AND INColIR-2 compiete
apts... clean and nicely furnished;
l apt. rented. the other owner
occupied; nice quiet neighhorhood
close to shopping. churches and
transp. Substantial cash required
OWNER. DU. 7-6S26. II
STEPS TO HEAVEN, Cleveland PARK
on Connecticut aye.--Loveiy, z.
room, 2h-bath brick home: center
hall plan. freshly redeeorated; many
built-in- extras; kitchen with tablf
space; hot-gater heat; trse-shadec
setting overlooking park; detached
brick serege; narsatn at $20.60o
|7l23 CHESTNUT ST. N.W.-Takoms
Park area home containing 4 bed.
rms. Hv. rm.. din. rri., kit., 2-caI
garage: $13,6O0. PAUL p, STONE
Realtor. To. 2-1i06.
lBY OWNER. spacious 3-bedrm.. az
bath home: rec. rm. with flrepi.,
lge. screened porches. 1906 6her.
fdan ct. NV. RA. SLIGO. -
6506 l6th ST. N.W.-LEe. e-rn
det. brick home; features incl.
Lge. liy. rm. with firepl., rec. I'm
with firepl., auto oil h-W.h, 2-cal
det. garage and many extras. Price
S32. 500. FLOYD &. DAVIS CO.
1929 < st. NV. Ma. s-0362: eves.
ESTATE SALE-MUHT BE SOLD
4 m 1r1rg4
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u. $4,000, il. S-72io
C0L0RED-S15 llfh 81. s.R.; S6t
mo.-ooQd cond.; 6-rm., bath. brk,
New gas h.-a-h. Owner. OIL. 2-OO26
coLoREp-ssos NEW HAaer. AVE,
E.W;-s rooms, 2 kits. Colonial
dronG MI Slz5 per mo. AD. 4-297e
or GU. o-ol76. -
C0LORED-ARL., N-4aua H,u
very lge.. 2-stcry home. 8 bsdrms.
esmt. porches. ear, stove and refgr
100 Der menth; cal MR. Low.
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nice ysrd; slS b.drnss' dEanisIDss. ass ssst sss
surrounded b. besut. homes; $40,
eyal: u Aug. To see now, can v. b
soHNsToN. 1o-4. weekdays. HU
coIokfD-ELoRDA AVE. NJ,
opposite GaIlaudet Colleges rms.
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COE6REb@iovELY. S.S:drm. Sov
brick home. In excel. cond.; fmmed
occupancy: $l26 per mo. LEO A
HExsE q co. INC. JU. 9-S033
~. o-40O0. 30
COL0RED-OPEN
] OR . FAMILY BRICK, 1892 4th
81. ne: Vacant. 8 rooms. rec. rn.,
covered front porch: redee. through.
out; Sl16 moe on lease.
sungslow. nearby Nd. Nice condi.
ton: vacant; 8 rooms, bath with
shower. finished attic, finished
hsmt. with extra shower bath; larFe
rear yard. paved street; 902.60 mo
on lease. TO inspect, call
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Ewes. and sun. LA. e-3e2s.
Evening star., 1955-07-04

COLORED-6O4 TUCKERMAN 81
N.W.,. near Coolidge High School
jr. high and elementary schools
shopping and transp. nearby-3.
bedrin. brick; nice kitchen, built-ir
garage; price. $12.950; terms ar.
ranged for your convenience. Com,
and see 1t or call OWNER, Ia. g.
COLORED-1424 SPRING ROAD
Large rooms, full basement. built-ir
garags, many extras, fireplace; iieal
eyerything; $1.000-S2. 900 cash
oWNER. oR sashaasea "a. a-7Sfo. 7SSPfn sunday. IL
COLORED-1SI2 BAY ST. Sc
Completely redec.. plenty of rm.
nice and clean: 8 rms. Q baths
Jul bsmt:; sas hot-water heat
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST. S-93l6
COLORED-GI. s1a.75O-226o mt
View place s.e.; arranged for
families. vAYy Nfnat1 ANuyrH y1o NJ
Evening star., 1955-07-04

DIsTRIcT NV. nearby Nd. and
rooms. i 70 5 baths: prics q : range S
$50 TO $3.50.
ELIJAH g. ARNOLD
Col. UaA. Ret.
IA. S-433b JE. 2-71BB
Evening star., 1955-07-04

BETHESDA, MD.
5012 to 5018 Elm st.
ADts;mL .s,..n.a 1o,eS. r; :. sssz b. 3. b. rear
Keys, AIT. 2-5016.
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br,
900 F st. NV. Ma. 8-344C
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ANNOUNCEMENT
r. 2. enable , our smplcyssR employ R 70 M fully y en-; en-;
come Tues. s.s Why Ss not cail H 'f; Is Tor Das an
appointment to inspect our many
ane. desirable homes? Remember.
e ring on our phone will bring
yoq Q home"
Colony Realty Co., RIA. 6-0516
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lot. Near Mt. vernon High School:
S12b per mo-. Or will rent with
option 70 buy. LEoATo REALTY
Evening star., 1955-07-04

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
II. $4,000, JK. s-72te
Evening star., 1955-07-04
CoLoREn
$500 18th 81. NV.

1st COMMERCIAL, DETAcHED
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NESS; 8 RMS, III BATHS, RE.
RM. GARAGE, LARGE YARD