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Evening star., 1955-06-28
Right to Ban Low Flying
Is Backed Despite Ruling

the village. had been attacked as
unconstitutional by 10 airlines
the Civil Aeronautics Admins
traton, the Port of New York
Authority and the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board.
Robert L. Murphy. assistant
Alexandria city attorney, said
he didn't know if the New York
Iopinion would affect Alexandria, s
ordinance much because the ordi-
nance has a provision which al
lows planes to fly under 1000
feet while taking off or landing
lat an established landing field
or airport.
The ordinance does. however,
provide that aircraft landing or
taking off shall not fly over the
city except when necessary be-
cause of bad weather or other
hazardous conditions.
Alexandria's ordinance was
adopted in September, 1851. So
far no one has been arrested
for violating the law.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

81. Thousands Of our people
go to other States such as Mary
land and West Virginia and bet
many thousands or millions OF
dollars which are taxed by those
States.
80. We would realize at least
$40 million a year in taxes from
pari-mutuel betting, If properly
taxed. which could be used for
school purposes.
"3. Many of the finest horses
for racing purposes are raised in
Virginia, more perhaps than in
any other State.
-. At the various local races
such as The Warrenton Gold
Cup, betting is open and flag
rant, but uncontrolled and un-
taxed.
IS. Recognizing the evil that
accompanies such things. 1t 10
still a fact that we have prac-
tically all of the evils Of pari-
mutuel horse betting but mons
of the benefits such as State con-
troll of. supervision over and tax
alton Of the running Of the races
and the money bet"
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Full Integration
Action Delayed
In Montgomery

Montgomery County today was
proceeding cautiously toward full
Iintegration of its public schools
The County Board of Educa-
ton last night put off indefi-
nitely the adoption of a time
table which would have COM
Ipleted integration of the schools
Iby September, 1857.
A timetable resolution had
been expected to pass easily
since four of the seven board
members had sponsored it.
When the resolution was
brought up for action last night
Wayne c. Birdsell, a sponsor
ANNOUNCED that he would vote
against 1t.
81 would like to see the first
steps work awhile" he said, re-
ferring to the boards action
early this month in eliminating
segregation In suburban area
schools.
The other three sponsors
Lathrop Smith, Mrs. Rose Kra.
mer and Mrs. Helen Scharf
fought for the resolution but
later voted to table it in a par.
Iliamentary maneuver which will
permit them to revive the time.
table plan later in the year.
Mrs. Scharf declared time
table would prevent sectional
Ipressures to delay integration oi
schools.
Willard G. McGraw, board
chairman, said Montgomery has
led all the counties of Maryland
in taking steps to comply with
the Supreme Court ruling on
ending segregation but that a
target date is not vital to further
progress on the issue.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

gave this account of what hap
Ipened:
Anderson grabbed George Si-
mons, customer, and said,
This is a holdup. Give me the
money OF I'll kill this man."
Then he added, I'm not fooling."
Andersen was jumped by
James Karafas and his brother
Steve, CO, owners of the restau-
rant. Someone hailed a passing
motorcycle policeman. Two scout
car men and Detective Sisk. also
passing by, came on the scene
in succession.
The detective reported that
Anderson had only IL cents in
his pocket. The man said he
had served a Jail sentence in
Alexandria in 1889 on a similar
charge, according to Detective
Sisk.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Steward and Miss McNoIIy Retire
After 81 Years at NFFE Helm

Luther Steward and Gertrude
NJ. McNally have retired as presi-
dent and secretary-treasurer of
the National Federation Of Fed
eral Employees after 81 years at
the organizations helm.
Succeeding Mr.. Steward as
president is Michael E. Mark
wood, IL, native Of Hagers-
town, Md, who has held a num-
ber of executive jobs in Govern
ment and has been very active
in NFFE affairs.
Henry G. Nolda, an NFFE vice
president who is chief of the
Veterans Administrators ac-
counting section in the Veterans
Benefits Office, has been chosen
secretary-treasurer to succeed
Miss McNally.
Mr.. Markwood and MIR. Nolda
were selected by the NFFE exec
utive council in a special election.
The team of Steward and Nc
Nally headed the NFFE since its
inception and made it a potent
force on behalf of Government
workers both on Capitol Hill and
in the executive branch of Gov
ernment.
NFFE sources said that Mr..
Steward and Miss McNally felt
that this was a propitious time
to retire, following enactment of
Federal pay raise legislation and
in view of fringe benefits won
for Government workers last
year.
The new president, Mike"
Markwood was born on Septem-
ber 27, 1914 and was educated in
schools in Pennsylvania and the
District. He entered Federal
service in 1884 and served in the
Interior and Commerce Depart
ments in various administrative
capacities.
In 1946 Mr.. Markwood Joined
the staff of the NFFE as a ma
tional representative. He re-
signed in 1948 to return to Gov
ernment. At present time he Is
deputy controller of the Army
Chemical Corps Material Com
mand in Baltimore. During his
entire Government career, Mr..
Markwood has been active in
NFFE activities.
He will resign his Government
job next month to take over as
NFFE president.
Mr.. Nolda, the new NFFE sec
Evening star., 1955-06-28
HyuttsviIIe Employees
Get Raises Friduy

Hyattsville city employees on
Friday will be working under a
new and higher wage scale
adopted by the city council last
night.
The increases were approved
at a special meeting after coun-
cilmen voted down a recommen-
dation by the civil service COM
mittee that all employees be
granted 10 per cent across-the-
board raises.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

Alexandria Mayor Marshall j.
Beverley. who lists himself as a
conservative Democrat. today
said he would seek legislation to
provide nenpartisan city coun-
Gil elections.
Mr.. Beverley said he plans to
ask the new council which takes
over Friday to request change
in the city's charter. Mr.. Bever-
ley, who did not seek reelection,
steps down from the Mayor $
post Thursday.
II believe we would have more
able and capable businessmen
running for Office if we had nom
partisan elections" the Mayor
said. I'm my opinion the peo-
pie these days are voting for the
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Income Tax Case
Plea Is Chunqed

Joseph T. Sherman, former
Washington public relations
man, today pleaded guilty in
Alexandria Federal Court to
charges of falling to file income
tax returns.
Sherman, who now lives in
Wadesboro, N. c., had entered a
not guilty plea last March. but
changed it today as his trial was
to open. Judge Albert v. Bryan
agreed to hear testimony later
today from an Internal Revenue
investigator before passing SEN
tence.
The Government charges that
Evening star., 1955-06-28

Co., was found yesterday with
four fiat tires, a broken genera
tor, a broken exhaust stack and
a smashed battery. The crank
case and gas tank had been filled
with sand.
Police said the damage was
estimated at $500.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Civilians Elect FruIey

The Mt. Vernon Civitan Club
last night elected Harlan E. Fra
ley president. Other officers
elected are: Joseph v. Gartlan.
jr.. first vice president; w. King
Smith. second vice president;
Marshall Bailey, secretary; John
Trumbo, treasurer: George G.
Fregory, sergeant-at-arms, and
Bruce H. Zeiser, Warren L. Gran
ger and Col. Hugh H. Soper, di-
rectors.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Attempted HoIdup
Was All q Joke,'
.AIexundriun Saws

An Alexandria man who told
police it was "all a joke" when
he staged a holdup scene with a
toy gun in a Fourteenth street
restaurant last night faced an
attempted robbery charge today.
Russell E. Anderson, 38. of the
200 block of Prince street, Alex
andria, was arrested in WalSh's
Restaurant, 3432 Fourteenth
street NV, the police reported.
He was described as the father
of three daughters.
Detective, Randolph E. Sisk
Evening star., 1955-06-28
RUGS

GUAM. DESCRIPTION
1-9x54" Pearl Grey All-Wool Scroll
Patterned Wilton. perfect
1--ax5's" Grey Floral Wool and Durlon
Administer. perfect
1--i2x2'6" Grey-on-Red Leaf Pattern
Wool and Durlon Administer. perfect
1-12xt1,3" Cocoa All-Wool Wave-Tex-
tured Wilton, perfect remnant
1-ax12'S" Palmetto Green All-Wool
Wave-Textured Wilton. perfect rem
nant .
1-12x12t4' Pearl BEIGE An-wool Wave
Textured Wilton. perfect remnant
1-15x9'4'' Pearl Beige .All-Wool Wave
Textured Wilton. perfect remnant
1-12x1s'7' Shell White Ali-Wool Wave
Textured Wilton. perfect remnant
1-15x135' Apple Green Wool and Dur
Ion Textured Wilton. perfect rem
1-15xl4' Apple Green Wool and Dur
lon Textured Wilton. perfect rem
1-12xe4" Beige Wool and Durlon Tex
tured Wilton, perfect remnant -,
I--l2x1O'7'' Beige Wool and Durlon Tex
tured Wilton, perfect remnant
1--12x11'1" Grey Wilton. wool and dur
Ion, embossed-leaf pattern. per. rem.
1--12x17' Rose Wilton. embossed-leaf
wool and durlon. perfect remnant
1--I5x21 Cocoa Wilton, embossed leaf
1--axg' Forest Green Wilton, embossed
leaf wool and durlon. perfect rem
nant
1--sx9'6" Beige wilton, embossed leaf
wool and durlon. perfect remnant
1--12x1710" Rose All-Wool Embossed
@x30,6, Rose All-Wool Embossed
Wilton, perfect remnant
1-9xl6's6 Green All-Wooi Embossed
Wilton. perfect remnant
Nutria A-pl
1-i2x9'6" Green All-Wool 3-Ply Twist,
1--iax1@ Rose All-Wool 3-Ply twist,
uncut loop pile, perfect remnant
1--12x13,1E Hunter Green An-Wool B.
Ply Twist. cut pile perfect remnant
Ply Twist. cut pile. perfect remnant
1--l2xB'2" Royal Red AIl-Wooi 3-Ply
1-12xlI'2 Royal Red All-wool 3-Ply
TSdista ydta Ggs pile. perfect Heo remnant nm v,.,
cut pile. perfect remnant
1-l2x12'6" Foam Green All-Wool 3-Ply
Twist, cut pile, perfect remnant
1--12x9 Ia" God All-Wool 3-Piy Twist.
cut pile. perfect remnant
1--15x17f7~ Eutria All-Wool Textured
Wlltsoaaa aasaa Oe5fsst g1sar r'Ina1. sl,Woo, ron.on
1--pxI2' Sandaiwood All-wool Tone-on
Tone Administer, perfect remnant
1-9xa Rose All-Wool Tone-on- Tone
1--I2x10p" Grey Wool and Durlon En-
bossed-Leaf Administer perfect rem
1--I2xe' Green wool and Durlon En-
bossed-Leef Administer, perfect rem
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Mayor Beverley to Seek
Nonportison Election

man with ability and experience
and not the party, Just as the
conservative Democrats in Vir-
ginia voted for President Eisen-
hover"
"Nonpartisan elections also
will save the people many thou
sands of dollars by eliminating
so manv primaries in which few
people vote" the Mayor said.
Mayo Beverley also an
nounced that he would break
deadlock over whether the
State auditors Office or a pri-
vate firm should make next
years audit by voting tonight
for a private firm because he
does not believe in government
going ingo business.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Colorado Scouts
TO Give Indian Dances

The Koshares, a scout troop
from La Junta, Colo. specialize
ing in dances and rituals of the
American Indians, will conduct
performances at the George
Washington High School Sta
dium in Alexandria at $3.50
pm. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Their appearance is under the
sponsorship of the Kena Temple
of the Virginia Shrine, Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Hartford Bars SuIes
OF Liquor by Drink

BEL AIR, Md, June % R.-
Hartford County citizens yes
terday turned down at the polls
a proposal that hard liquor be
sold in the county by the drink.
Under present laws, only wine
and beer may be dispensed by
the drink and hard liquor must
be bought in county dispensaries
by the bottle.
The vote was 5,215 against
to 3,574 for.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
KITCHEN

GUAM DESCRIPTION
5-Pc BREAKFAST SETS. grey table
and 4 coral chairs, by Lloyd - -
KITCHEN CABINET, white and red
DINETTE TABLES black iron legs and
VII WRou4aT aSP IRON ROOM D1v1DERs
/ BREAKFAST. TABLE, chrome, charcoal
10 Kitchen STOOLS with back rest,
As sREEAKrAsT sE CHAIRS, chrome. red or
grey Duran seats and backs ----..
10 5-PC BREAKFAST SETS. table and
j 5-Pc BREAKFAST SET. black iron
legs. table and 4 chairs. grey and lime
8 BREAKFAST TABLES. chrome, red or
20 sREAKPAsT sE PsSli f0pT TABLES, chrome, green.
yellow or srey pearl tops
90 CHROME BREAKFAST CHAIRS, green,
yellow or red plastic with grey panels
s BREAKFAST TABLES, chrome, grey
Is sr. sREAKPAsT sgHs TABLES. chrome. vel
A CHROME BREAKFAST CHAIRS, red
and grey or yellow and grey combina-
20 CHROME BREAKFAST CHAIRS. vel
10 5-Pc BREAKFAsT SETS. table and 4
chairs, yellow, by Chromcraft
80 5-PC BREAKFAST SETS. table and 4
chairs. yellow table and chairs, coral
table and grey chairs, green table and
grey chairs or green table and green
Evening star., 1955-06-28

retary- treasurer, is IS years old
and has been active in the NFFE
since 1919.
Both Mr.. Markwood and Mr..
Nolda were recommended by the
outgoing NFFE officers to be
their successors.
In a joint statement Mr.. Stew
ard and Miss McNally declared:
1--WE have served the NFFE for
more than 81 years. We feel
that the time has arrived when
we can relinquish the RESPONSE
Evening star., 1955-06-28

bilitieS Of Office without detri-
ment to the organization. We
are confident that President
Markwood and Secretary-Treas-
urer Nolda will receive the COM
plete cooperation of the dedi-
Gated mer and women who have
been responsible for past ac-
complishments and that, under
their leadership, the National
Federation of Federal Employees
will move onward to new and
greater triumphS."
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Tractor Vandalism
Laid to a Youths

Montgomery County police
yesterday arrested four youths
on charges of vandalizing a trac-
tor parked in a field opposite the
Viers Mill Village shopping Gen.
ter.
The youths, police said, were
turned over to Juvenile Court
authorities. They ranged in age
from Is to II. y
Police said the tractor, belong
ing to the Suburban Excavating
Evening star., 1955-06-28
MODERN DINING ROOM

GUAM. DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
1 SERVER. cordovan ------ $3.50 $3.50
i EXPANDAWAY BUFFET, lined oak
opens into table to seat 259 80 199OO
! ape DINING ROOM SUITE. cordovan.
extension table arm and side chairs. - - -
breakfront. china and buffet 45o 90 5000
maple wa .->o - -'''' 15s so ss.oo
2 HEYWooD WAKEFIELD EXTENSION
TABLES, champagne plastic tops so $500
/ CHINA black 695 1880
/ EXTENSION TABLE, blonde mahogany 1900 $3.50
/ BUFFET with hutch top, lined oak - 1884, so 1890
BUFFET lined oak 1880 5000
/ sTEWARTsTowN 6-Pc DINETTE Set.
side chairs eN''D'0A '"''e' 500 so 2sseO
1 5-PC WALNUT DINETTE SET extension
table. arm and side chairs ----- 1890 1000
2 sTEWARTSToWN a-PC, DINING ROOM
SUITES cordovan, buffet, extension table, - -.
china 3 side chairs, arm chair $500 sSoOU
BRANDT e-PC. DINING ROOM SUITES
cherry. extension table, buffet. hutch - .. 49,
top side and arm chairs - 619.00 3ISOV
/ BRANDT DROP LEAF TABLE. cherry--119.50 $3.50
1 CONSOLE TABLE cherry--- 1880 1880
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Roturiuns to Install

The Rotary Club of Washing
ton will install new officers at
its luncheon meeting at 1915
pm. tomorrow at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

Mony one -of-o kinds! All items subject to
prior sole! No phone or COD orders please!
All soIes final! All items sold as is! No re-
funds, no returns!
Evening star., 1955-06-28
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM
CHAN DESCRIPTION

GUAM. DESCRIPTION
1 2-Pc. KRoEHLER LIVING ROOM
SUITE, beige boucle ------.
l KROEHLER SOFA. beige nylon boucle
2-PC. KROEHLER LIVING ROOM
SUITES, red boucle
/ KROEHLER 2-PC. LIVING RoOl
SUITE, grey boucle --..
1 KR n LER SOFA. brown nylo
KRoEHLER 2-Pc. LIVING Rool
SUITES, green boucle --
2 KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIRS, tul
/ KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR, toast
l KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR, gree
1 KRoEHIER SWIVEL PLATFoRl
] THOMAsviLLE SOFA. beige matelasse
1 THOMASVILLE L oU N G E CHAIF
] Ss THoMAsv1LLE SOFA, grey brocatelle
8 FoGLE BARREL CHAIRS, grey, blu
] DESK CHAIR. fruitwood. gold cover
l FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA, fruit
wood, lime cover
! LOUNGE CHAIR. plain gold tweed
z BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIRS. beige
1 BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR, gre
] BE2cHLEY SOFA. green =
] KROEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR. beige
1 HICKORY PROVINCIAL LOVE SEAT
fruitwood frame, beige upholstery
HICKORY LOUNGE CHAIRS. gree
i FooLE OCCASIONAL CHAIR -------
Evening star., 1955-06-28
MODERN BEDROOM
DESCRIPTION

UAN DESCRIPTION WAS NO
/ ape. BEDROOM SUITE twilight ma
hosany bar bed, chest, double dresser 27s so 1881
ASSORTED NIGHT TABLES, values to 44.50 10i
2 5-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES camelna ma
tables double dresser and mirror see. 90 2sst
3-Pc, BEDROOM SUITE black lacquer,
chest double dresser and mirror $500 sss,
5-PC. BEDROOM SUITES, frosted ma
double dresser and mirror s7e. 90 279,
Evening star., 1955-06-28
JUVENILE
MODERN LIVING ROOM

oUAN. DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
white ---~-------~s $4,000 2I8.5O
SOFA. green boucle $3.50 1880
LOUNGE CHAIR, green $3.50 1880
2 KRoEHLER SOFAS green n----------179.50 1880
2 LOUNGE CHAIRS, tweed------ $3.50 $3.50
l LOUNGE CHAIR. boucle 99.50 $3.50
/ ARMLESs CHAIR. lime tweed. foam
rubber cushions $3.50 5000
i ROWE 2-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, foam
rubber cushions. green tweed 279.50 1880
rubber cushions, persimmon tweed 279.5O 1880
EA HEY OCCASIONAL CHAIR,
i lounge CHAIR. green washable fab
l BEAcHIEY LOUNGE CHAIR, lime 1880 $3.50
9 SOFAS, choice Of colors - $3.50 1850
o 2-PC SECTIONAL SOFAS choice of
2 BEAcHLEY OCCASIONAL CHAIRS,
! kRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR ice pink $3.50 $500
Q KRoEHLER ARAfLEss 2-Pc. SEC
tweed wv $4,000 5000
ARMLEss CHAIR. green plastic - a4.50 1925
OCCASIONAL CHAIR, salt and pep -
8 ARMLEss CHAIRS, green ------ $3.50 1855
2 WROUGHT IRON AND WALNUT ARM
. LESS CHAIRS, green tweed 2S.95 1928
LOUNGE CHAIR, blonde wood arms,
Drown tweed --,-------~ ----~---- 7Z.oo oSoV
Evening star., 1955-06-28

Sherman failed to file returns
for 1851 and 1852.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM

GUAM. DESCRIPTION
Q PINE REFECToRY TABLES, Brandt
8 DROP LEAF TABLES. mahogany.
3 DROP LEAF DUNCAN PHYFE TABLES
3 BRANDT DROP LEAF DINING TABLES.
/ BRANDT DROP LEAF oATELEa
TABLE, mahogany --=---.----
q BRANDT DROP LEAF EXTENSION
TABLES, mahogany -.-.--------.---
/ PINE DINING ROOM TABLE, round.
by Thomasville -
4 LAZY susANS, pine, by Thomasyills
4 MAHOGANY WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS
MAHoG ANY FOLDING BRIDGE
: CHAIRS slack nsedlspqins seat t. &c soysf y.;t i,
"a MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS by Tell City
WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS. nnahogany
DINING ROOM SUITES. table, china,
buffet side and / arm chair
~ WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS, Tell City,
1 SIDE CHAIR, mahogany, black seat :
4 ARM CHAIRS mahogany, black seats
ARM CHAIR, mahogany, black needle
/ RGsaI RRM CHAIR. III French Provincial, fruit
3 s44SeaHELoR CHESTS, mahogany -
5 BACHELOR CHESTS. mahogany
] SIDE CHAIR; Bernhard, mahogany :
CORNER CHINA. solid Honduras ma
9 sfbE CHAIRS, French Provincial, fruit
1 SET GRAND LEDGE DINING ROOM
CHAIRS. solid mahogany, sides, 2
arms
Evening star., 1955-06-28

WAS NOW
54.50 1880
$3.50 1880
1880 $50
336.s5 2O9.60
1s0.40 1880
234.55 1850
227.26 1880
$3.50 21s.so
252.o5 1880
263.00 1880
141.s0 1850
1860 ease
14O.25 $3.50
3os.se 254.B0
30s.s6 $3.50
$500 $3.50
$3.50 $3.50
340.so 2I4.S0
104.bO 68.5O
241.65 5000
16s.75 107.S0
1880 $3.50
1880 1O9.S0
214.5o 1890
114.00 T4.50
1a7kO sG "
1903 197.50
104.50 1880
231.5o 1880
so 1880
41s.25 $3.50
1880 $3.50
1890 $3.50
104.b0 $3.50
i34.50 1880
1880 ee.s0
Evening star., 1955-06-28
SLEEPERS

YUAN. SIZE DESCRIPTION
1 KROEHLER SLEEPER. tan tweed
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPERs. char.
! PULLMAN SLEEPER, gold tweed
1 PULLMAN eLEEPERs. aqua tweed
foam rubber cushions
PULLMAN SLEEpERS, beige nylon
foam rubber cushions -. 49,.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS rose brocatelle
foam rubber cushions
4 PULLMAN SLEEPERS grey nylon, foam
rubber cushions
4 PULLMAN REGENCY sLEEPERs, rose
brocateile foam rubber cushions
/ SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED toast. foam
rubber cushions ..
] CON-sEALY SLEEPER, moss green
] SIMMONS SPACE SAVER, green tweed
I FISCHER SLEEPER, brown damask
PULLMAN SLEEPERS rose. foam rub
Evening star., 1955-11-20
COLORED
AZ T ST. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

EAST CAPITOL, G34----Mod. 3-storF
brick home and rooniing house: nr
Capitol: IL rms. 3ts baths; !.
apts., gear garage; fully rented
average income. S5,40O VI. Only
$4,000 down. EARLY DAWN g.
CO., tn. 2-gl3hi ewes, RA. 3-56S9.
Mr.. CAPITOL HILL<--7-roonl brick.
gas heat: good condition; for sale
BY OWNER: St2.9b0. Ju. b-7625.
4sOs 10TH ST. NE, near new
Providence HOSPITAL; semi detached
brick 9 rooms and tile bath.
frull basement with knoty pine
'ecr. rm. An excellent rear yard.
storm windows and windows. Gas
&C. heat. An excellent buy al
SI4 ,041. Mr.. Martufl. La. 6-7s4b
MARsy1A J. WAPLE co. 1924
4GS oUACKENBOs ST. NE, SIl.D50;
$3.50 down--Brick semidet.; 5 rms,
bath. full bsmt. Close 10 bus and
shops. Vacant; move IN imme-
dtateIy. JU, 5-7024
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HOUSES COR SALINE.
sun. 1880 TO dark
542 Oklahoma Ave.

coLoRED-open sun. 1880 to dark
SAB Oklahoma Ave.
You can afford 70 pay the price
for this attractive 3-bedrm. row
brick facing Kingmau Park. Mod
ernnistically decorated with rec.
room in bsmt., oil h.-W.h.; only
S14, 900, Your house accepted In
trade. DE. 2-6420.
COLORED-OPEN les
3145 NEWTON ST. NE.
Why rent when you can buy this
home for $3.50 down and only
S11, 900 price? See 1t. buy It. You
BUDNEY REALTY CO.
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coLoRED-4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
22I4 RAND PL. NE.
Si3,95O-OPEN 1870 TO $50
Beautiful dream home In refined
loeatloni Contains hv. rm. with
tirepl., separate din. rm., modern
kit, 2 screened porches, separate
garage, on large lot. AND PANELED
RECREATION ROOM.
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RA. 3-9450 Elk. 3-44s4