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Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
Negro Players Outstanding
In State Championship Play

Three of the state championship
basketball teams numbered among
their outstanding players, Negro
stars.
Big Earl Randolph almost won
the Glass B championship single
handed. In the championship game
at Flagstaff, he made 20 points in
the second half to lead his team
to victory. Randolph is an all
around athlete for the Clifton Tro-
jams.
In the Class A tournament at
Tucson, it was Little Charlie Potee
all the way. 1t was his % points
that helped Flagstaff defeat Miami
77-68.
Starring for Phoenix Union in
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04

NEW YORK, (GlobaD. = These
changing times! AS an Old Timer
looks about the various sports are
mas these days, he feels grateful
for having been privileged to see
so many changes take place A few
short years ago, about the only
Negroes you ever heard of in big
time were fighters, and they only
allowed one or two of them in for
variety's sake. Yours truly came in
for a good deal of recognition in
college football and other Negro
stars made their mark, but never
hit the top although they deserved
to be there.
A few years ago. Negro would
never have been considered for the
coveted Sullivan Award. Certainly
Howard Drew, Johnny Woodruff
and the great Jesse Owens should
have been in the running, but they
never were given the nod. But the
change in climate in recent years
has paved the way for another de-
serving Negro, Nal Whitfield, to
get it..
Again, Jackie Robinson could not
even play baseball in Louisville,
KY, a few years ago. He now has
the "keys to the city" officially.
This past year, we have recorded
many other changes that have TAX
en- place in the sports world-the
recognition given to football, bas-
ketball and track stars. We have
also noted that Negro athletes are
more welcome in American cities
than ever before. Whereas a few
years, ago, Negro Golden Glovers
were strictly segregated in nearly
every city in which they appeared,
they now are accepted as athletes.
We are moving fast toward the
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04

the AA tournament was Albert
Nealy, All City and All Tourna-
ment selection, Otto Hutchinson,
All City selection and outstanding
defensive star, Darnell Haney, Ct"
center and selection for All Tour
nament second team, Alfred Carr,
captain for the tournament
Champs, and Vernon Russell, an
excellent reserve player.
Though the Tech Hornets didn't
get into championship play, we
must take our hats off to their
fine stars, Winston Tease and FL
mer Green. Both boys were select
ed on All City second team and
Green on the All Tournament sec
ond team.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
Atty. Porter In Secret Trip To
Texas Home Of Slayer Client

Saturday night on trip to Hous-
ton. There, it was explained, he
would have talks with Deacon
Samuel Johnson. father of his
client and a number of the young
woman's former school mates.
1t was not disclosed how informa-
ton cleaned from such a distance
and covering several years prior to
the crime committed by Miss
Moore, would fit into the pattern
of her defense. While in the Texas
metropolis, Attorney Porter was
the houseguest as well as pulpit
guest of the Rev. DR.. l.. H. Simp-
son, pastor of one of the most inn
portant Baptist churches in the
South. The Rev. Mr.. Simpson re-
sides at 1910 Pannell street. Attor-
ney Porter returned to his office
from Texas Monday night. He is
prepared to take his client into
court next Monday in Beverly Hills
where she will be arraigned, to.
enter a plea. The lawyer still re-
fuses to state how he will answer
the prosecution in the plea, or state
any of the defense strategy. .Attor-
ney Herbert Greenwood will be as
sociated with Attorney Porter
the trial.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
CHARM
BY LOU LuTOUR

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) - If
your facial contour does not hap
pen to fall in the oval category
the ideal shape for beauty-you
stiH need not lose hope. There's a
flattering hair style for every fac
ial type. Suppose your face is
round. Arrange your hair full and
soft, exposing the ears to create
the long face look. Part the hair
on the Side-never in the center.
This will also give your face a
longer appearance. Avoid Sticking
the hair back or wearing straight
or flat curl bangs. Dress the hair
in fullness at the nape. This bal
ances the over-cheek bone ar
rangement.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
O COYOTES
Continued from Page 1.)

team was a Standout in all depart
ments of the game. Otto Hutchin-
son, an outstanding floorman and
an All City selection was one of
the finest playmakers in the VAL
ley. ALFRED Carr, the excellent de-
fensive star, like Hutchinson and
Nealy were former Carver stars.
Carr was one of the big wheels in
the Coyotes attack and a point
getter when the chips were down.
Hats off to Coach Ed Long and
his Coyotes.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
Sports Closeup
By
Fritz Pollard
ATHLETE
Continued from Page L.

Continued from Page 1,)
ASC this. year before getting hurt.
He was one Of the few freshmen
ever to make a first string team
at ASC.
Among those paying last respects
We're, Mr.. William Warren, Prin-
cipal of Booker T. Washington
School; Mr.. w. A. Robinson, ex-
principal of Carver; DR.. Arnold
Tilden Dean of Art and Science at
ASC and Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, JE
pastor of Wesley Methodist Church.
Rev. L. j. Harper officiated.
Songs were rendered by Misses
Geraldine and Shirley Johnson and
Janis Gossett. Music was furnished
by Miss NernoIa Billingsley.
Survivors are his parents, Lu-
ther and Made Christopher and
two sisters, Vivian Sowning and
Vera Jones both of Los Angeles.
The deceased was laid to rest in
a light blue medal casket and
buried in a vault in Greenwood
Memorial Park. Ragsdale's Mort
uary were in charge of arrange
nlents.
The Sun learned just before
press time that the popular athlete
whose tragic death last Friday was
still fresh in the minds of his team
mates, was paid final and me-
mortal tribute yesterday.
The Arizona State Sun Devils
delivered the game ball to his par
entS with the. signatures of the
men who dedicated Wednesday
nights Arizona battle in Tucson
to their late teanmate then fought
through gruelling overtime battle
to a 104-103 victory. q
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04
HARLEMW00D
BY Lawrence r. LAMAR


Dunbar Hotel, 1925 Central Ave.
Los Angeles II, Calif.)
HOLLYWOOD, (NPB).-It came
to attention t'other evetide from
Sepia Cinemactor James Adamson.
matter for the Discusses. It con-
Germs how coupla timid film pro-
ducers who have skeded to make
for cinema, the controversial
story of Arthur Gordon entitled
"ReprisaI," because of the race
question, have erased the all-in-
portant time of occurrence and sub
stituted the 1905 for 1850. Pray
that Messrs. Arthur Gardner and
Jules Levy have more courage
their next time out Ella Fitz-
gerald, one of my real favorites in
the world of Songdom, has been
signed in the Jack Webb (he's the,
DragneD production "Pete Kelly's
Blues" She will chirp and emote
alongside of Janet Leigh, Edmond
O'Brian and Peggy Lee and the
Pete Kelly and his Big Seven orch.
It will have aWarner Bros. release.
Most Of the scenes take place down
N'AwleanS way /. The Katie
Durham dance troupe, has just
about set Las Vegas, the famed
Monte Carlo of the western hemis-
phere ablaze with her show. The
critics are mad with their raves.
The show is resplendant in the
usual Dunham style with singers,
dancers and musicians. Dick Sphanl,
singer-coqnic is the male star. Gee
DavidSon's orch. backs up Kather-
inc and her bongoS =. James Ed
wards, the actor man and Ethel
Waters, first lady Of the theater,
are being PACED all over the place
for top roles in a Forthcoming
Medic >TV show. Producer Frank
La TOurette, is bringing to tele-
vision audiences March Z, blister
ing blast lat race prejudice in the
Medical profession Willie Best,
who has been absent from the film
and video screen far, far too long,
will be seen soon in a Stu Erwin
TV show Hal Roach Jr. will pro-
duce .. Dottie Dandrige, my fa-
Vorite. pretty of the flickers, who
gained the distinction of being the
first among the Clan to win nomi-
nation for the famed Oscar Awards
as "a Best Actress, did not get a
"call" in the windup of both Holly
wood Foreign Press Awards.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04

i Cigarettes still zoe! Where?
(Reddy's COrner-East jefferson
at 10th ST.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04

elimination of bigotry in sports.
New York Yankees.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-04

Why-Reddy'S Corner?
(TO supply your beverage needs.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED
MISSIONER. g rooms. detached brick
house; near schools and shopping
center. Call IA. 5-69l6 after 8.

MISSIONER. q rooms. detached brick
house; near schools and shopping
center. Call ia. 5-6916 after g..
ARL.-Newly decor. near Pentaeon;
6edrms.. z baths lse. rec. ,rm''
s-BEDRoSoM. i.ba fR'I furnished: NV.
section. Presently occupied by dip
lomat. Available after March 25.
tween o and 5 any weekday. Me.
CHEVliYY CHAsE-Purnished house.
bedrms,: ia baths. din. rm.. Iiy;
rm.. kit, basement and garage. Call
EN- 2-92S0. -13
ARLINGTON-Newly redecorated: 2
bedrms., full basement. brick patio,
ateiy. DOROTHY 6. WOOD. De. 2
Ills or AID. 2-S210. III
5s;sssal Fl; xvi ;f IL;
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-4 bed
rms. 2 baths dream kit: $3.50. Also
N1NGToN. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-s3s3
CLEVELAND AREA rms: 4 bed
near bus and school. DU. 7-5s6S.
500 oUACKENBOs ST. NV bed
rms. large den, bath, liv. rm.. din.
rm.., large kitchen. Enclosed back
porch: front yard; fenced-in rear
yard; garage; recreation rm:. in
hsmt;; fqrn :; Incl; ,,, china, as. silver
painted Open Sunday, 1890 to
Lovely Owe u eo-AcRE ESTATE. rolling
country, o miles west Of Rockville
Nd. Route No, 2S;, beautifully re.
modelled. cherminely furnished. ston.s
house, bedrms.. baths auto. Of.
b hsat 1Tlss ossaphsy sss
Gaithersburg 4s5-J-l2. Ia
N. ARL.--Completely furn. 3-bedrm
through Sept. i; sis5. KE. 6-sa7s
ALEX.-New 2-bedrm. brick; eony
to ey very, ri Bend as3, avaiiiaapi'
efiO n ST. N.w.-12 rms. 2 baths
used as rooming house with 8 Ink
units. Some rms. with running wa
ter. Phone for appt. MR.. NJ, WA
GRoVEIoN-3-rm. house, close t,
NJ Nc; highway; $50 month. XII, g.
ARRILANsDRIA-3-bedrm. brick house
near Presidential Gardens; Sl1U pei
, mSnth; HI S MSHaia pr,o. serl;as
tached home: well furnished; $40,
| per month. XII. g-6644. -l3
AMERICAN -bedrm
detached, nicely furn: lovely grounds
Possession April 10. $50 per mo
WALTER REED VIC. 6o7 ouacken
hos n.w.-Semidet. brick. 3 bedrms.
2l2 baths: deSir. neighborhood. TU
| 2-040O. JU. 7-72S3. -13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

Just what do people have in mind these
days when they shop around for an apartment?
What are they looking for?
Well, we believe most people want quiet,
reStful location with perhaps "bit-o-country"
scenery thrown in at no extra cost. Most people
must also have access to good bus service and
shopping facilities; and churches and schools,
too It seems they're looking for comfortable,
well-arranged apartments with prompt, eff
cient service, and they want rental prices to be
within easy reach.
And that's not all.
They even expect a completely redecorated
apartment with choice of colors and with
refinshed floors, and, oh yes, they want the
stove and refrigerator cleaned as well as the
Venetian blinds and windows.
If you happen to know of anyone still
shopping around for such an apartment, you
just might send them to
BAREFOOT
We're real proud of our project, and we'll
be mighty happy to talk with anyone you send
in. Tell them to call Mrs. Shaffer, or Mrs.
Williams GA. $4,000 or they may stop in at
our office between and S, Monday through
Friday, and 8 to on Saturday at
1880 S. George Mason DR..
Arlington, Virginia
w Block off Columbia Pike
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HOUSES UNFURhlsHEp

s;E;1sHIick &; 2 be-, bsdrms' Nv; sm.; , sit;,
reiet $50. Iu. -soa5' IA
AvONDAlL. MD, 20U1 Hayden rd;
nr. Mich, and Eastern ne. Brick
bungalow. Nv. rm din. rm.. !. bed.
rms. LIST A., lge sleeping rm up.
stairs; newly decor. Auto, washer
bus slio mo plus utiis. For appt.
ROT KCkESTMs bedrm. rambler. IA
mi IRON Bethesda Naval Hospital
ana U s. Health Center. Lmmed.
4SSsPinfs So9 Re Dit mo- 7s aSo WIS.,
GHEGoRY, ESTATES 10 e-bedroom
home: Ss5 per mo. Call Elk. "a -;
ewes. OIL. $500. la
1888 BELMONT ST: N.w.-10 rms.
baths Sc Just rsiSsc9 9sr S oil heat q
professional man: Sl25 per mo. Ap-
ply AMERICAN SECURI1 Y d TRUST
CO., ST. $4,000.
EVANSVILLE, 51O3 18th ave-, brick
s sss!il.n sSps ! Sff5n' BUM : s: e.:
1920 IN ST. s.w;--Lse. house. 6
Esssd CO. go i 81 T z st, lloyd nR sz +
seBEDRM D. C. .HoME-Risss PARK;
~ baths; avail. April J., Sl15 per
mo OWNER, Ju. SOFA. III
ARL. - CHEEKY. up:to-date, conven-
lent seinidet, .2-bedrm. nouse deal
for child with good parents: sos
B R88okvvffifi Howard Co. - alSed.
room home; 20 mi. from Silver Spring
on Ga. ave. ext. modernized; 49,
mo-. avail. immed. Call Spring 4.
77sS or sykesviile 3-l5-J or DU
,a3 fARADAY PL. Me-, mr.. new
Providence Hosp.--Semidet.. 2 bed
rms, knotty-pine rccr. rm., Bend,
washer; fenced back yard; newly
dee: $3.50 mo. Call BAYER,, AD
RIGGS PARK AREA--3-bedrm,, II,
bath. brick home. S110. ia: g.
A 2dGS SH -a FOREST - 4.be ds
Cape Cod brick: bath close to bu'
and neighborhood swimming pool
silver i've n srS III 1 1854 eY Snh, I'd
ASS III gERRT ri h1 N RI. YS.w.- iRs
reduced. 2-story row brick; 8 rms
ia baths. full bsmt.. recr. Tm.. built
GE0RGETOWN--Redec., restored, 3
AuERBAcH, Df. 5-S5oi. ~ 2 ssSsS
lBETHEsDA--3 bedrms.. din. rm..
baths, gas heat corner lot: nj
! schools: $3.50: avail. April /. OF
2-l6S3. ewes. OIL. 2-bOSS
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,PpoRTUNITiEs tcsus.l lhousEs Ter sALB-AW tcsns.l
COFFEE SHOP

For lease. tn hiEh-type apt. hotel
New equipment. very attraetiyely
furnished. room for expansion. suit
able for man and wife. Can be
leased on . reasonable basis. In
answer, refer to experience and cap
itaL Box l16.X star. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
HOUSES WANTED. TO RENT

UNFURN. 3-BEDRM. HsE. with din.
rm., eonv. transp., mr.. shopping. Sl25
mo: max. JU. a-54O6. is
GOVT. OFFICIAL wants 3-bedrm.
llv. rm., din. rm. house or apt. in
Sligo area or Montg. Co., near Dist.
PROFESsiONAL CPLE. needs 3 bed
rms. yard; good area for children !:
pref. Bethesda. Arl. DE. 2-22Sl
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CHILLUM. 3rd and oneida-Attrac.
semidet. brick; immac. cond.: 5
lovely rms. tiled bath. rec. rm,. gas
heat. fenced lot: wall-to-wall car
peting. Venetian blinds, washing ma:
chine. Assume Ice. Gl trust. Call
DI. 1-S6t6; ewes. Elk. 3-22S2.
BRIGHTWOOD REALTY co. III
LA SALE PIX. mr. 10Th and yarnum
SITS. ne. to approved purchaser--
Detached brick in Spotless condi-
ton, slate roof. q rms, plus bright
paneled bsmt.; gas heat, lOO-gal;
cleo. hot-water heater: screened
porch. Nice lot with Lear Diet. ga
rage Street and sidewalk paved.
Ideal neighborhood. INSPECTION by
appt, only .S22,5g0. FRANK M.
DOYLE, Reaitor, Wo. 6-2o37 or
PGEAsANT HILLS, Just off Hawaii
ave.-In a community of new homes.
Gil approved. 1mmac. sem1detach.
brick. Only 4 yrs. old. rms, bath.
gas a &C. heat. Vacant. M. M.
NORTHERN DI. 7-ss42: IT,
NR. EASTERN STAR HoME-Immac.
l-rm. brick home. full bsmt.; gas
heat Only blks. to direct down,
town bus lines. Price, ,Sll 900. Ideal
home or Investment. Call HE.
sic RIGGS RD.--3 bedrms.. IA
baths: rec rm.: fenced yd: patio;
GE kitchen TU 1854 ia
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SMART TOWN HOUSE

Entrance foyer, cloak room and pow.
der room on first floor. Second floor
wide hall. living room. dinina room
Four b.dr 1S s' snd sun n'r pore ho0r
baths. Top floor. 2 guest rooms anc
bath and 2 maids rooms and bath
Elevator from garage to third floor
House lin excellent condition. To In.
spect call Mrs. Mark, DE. 2-4lO1
FRANCES POWELL FILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 10th St, NV. DE 2-4lol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

GIRL WILL SHARE HoUsE-unus.
oppor. Like home. TV, piano, rec
player, typewriter sew. mach, pvt
rm. S35. Refs. 1927 Newton st
NV. after 6 pm. IA
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RAMBLER

3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
New rambler. which is not yet COM
pleted Large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room, &
twin-siZe bedrooms, very modern
kitchen with eating space, full I'm
ished basement with maids room
and bath; "a block to transportation
Call Mr.. Dulberger. EN-. 1896.
INTERSTATE REALTY CO.
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Ar DISTRICT LINE

4201, Military I'd, block from new
for doctor. on corner lot: large house
in path OF progress: priced for in
vestment. Shown only Sat. and
Sun, pm. to 6 Pm, or by ap-
pointment.
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP.
1920 EYE ST. NV.
lST. 3-2363 Ewes. WO. 6-15S2
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u BLK. OFF 10th ST.

I2 BLK. OFF lbCn 81.
2-story brick. u rooms and bath: oil
h.-w. heat; redecorated; immediate
possession; Sl2,75O: small down
payment. Mr.. ,Mayton. Ma. $4,000:
ewes; and Wees ends: AID. 4-5lS
BOSS q PHELPS, INC. Ia
CoLORED-NR. 7th AND INGRA.
HAM-Spotless semidet. brick home;
q rms, : baths. plus > incl. porches,
rec. rrn., yard. brick gar.; priced
az quick sale with ,s7593 down
COIoRED-sHERMAN CIR.-semi-
Diet. brk.: three 2-bedrm units with
garage: also NV. 5-unit efilciencies
and ] bedrms. Must see to appre-
ciate. New-house cond. Call for appt
and easy terms. Miss Book. EN-. .
52l3 or Ii 1881. ZAGAM1
REALTY, REALToR. -12
COLORED--ONLY $695 DOWN, 14th
and Meridian n.w.-Vsc.. .redec. In
and out; new parquet hs. An. bsmt
gas h.-w.h., Ia baths, gar, alum
screens and storm windows. Call
ME. $3.50 any time. -12
COLORED-3-STORY BRICK HOME
ga baths. q kits, full bsnit. l.
sspts.l Vacant; imme6; pSss; * 90 Tv
e Gown VIZ * e 4IsS W EKVlN o RaALrs
COLORED CT APPROVED = Very
substantial and Immediately, clear
20-foot row brick, near 14th and
Parkwood pl. Six rms. and bath plus
= rear porches. full basement with
lavatory. new gas furnace and hot.
water heater, Sl2,950. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. DI, 1-14ll; ewes, EN-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN; top location. long lease;
bal. easy terms. Phone, LII. l-1S70.
13s
RESTAURANT. Bethesda, Md.--Air-
cond.; seats 20; crosses SOC, 900
yrly.; excel, on-and- of sale beer
business; rent, $3.50; income tax
shows, $4,000 net profit. Priced
to sell; $4,000 cash down. LES
SHILBY' MA. s-4550; or eyes,. Ju.
BAR AND GRILL FOR SALE, best
s sa55is downtown location. Cali Ne,
DfsTRiIB;uToRsHIP Of las. moving.
profitable nylon hosiery line avail
able for Washington area. Already
established accounts will provide
unusually bright expansion poten-
tial The right man can make good
income No investment necessary.
Write fully and in confidence To-
MATURE AND CAPABLE BUSINESS
WOMAN desired as manager In est.
perSonalized laundry and dry clean
and percentage bonus. $4,000 invest
ment required or terms; interviews
FROZEN CUsTARD MAKER in sood
condition, cheap. Contact Mr..
Deyereaux. Old Coach Inn, opposite
e eIss sfh? sssg Fairfax Va f r.
store WITH FIXTURES, confec.
tionery and groceries, reasonable
rent. MARYLAND shopping center.
RESTS Es1s'er AND SiSS' CARRY our .-Must
SELL seating 40; rent $50; heat,
water free. Price $4,000 or best
offer. OWNER. 7?sa 18th st Sc,
VERY GOOD BAR. GRILL, for Sale;
$4,000; 14th st. location: $4,000
down, terms; good money maker.
Call after 600 pm. LA. 6-6041. 49,
GAS STATION, garage, grocery bust
ness. About l acre in a clean viii
lase, owner retiring. easy terms
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesville, Md, 1898 Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring. Md. Ia
BAR AND RESTAURANT, 1417 N.
Capitol st. Reas. terms. Est. trade
HO. 2-9553. --13
PACKAGE LIQUOR-N.W.
Owners quote $4,000 wkly., mostly
e pint, pine and wine business
Good lease. low rental. owners
claim 100000 annual net income,
Wonderful opportunity for partners;
100000 cash required. Ewes, SAM
BLANKEN. ia. 9-0995.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 st. NV MA. s-9373
Ill
NURSERY cHILpRENs SCHOOL
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OIL. 4-U64o
UPPER NV.
Owner Will Sacrifice

OWIIEI VIII odCI uICt
BARGA1N-BRICK- BATHS
Lovely semidet. brick; 6 rms. , baths
porches, basement; garage; yard
GAS HEAT. Easy terms; low pay.
ments. Shown any time. RIA. 6-69I2
NJ & R. REALTY. Ma. S-0227
CLOSE TO WALTER REED
CT Approved-$16,70
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HOUSES uNpuRAIsHED

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Brick nome near RoekyiIIe. on ~
acres. with hv. nm, din. rm.. kit.
and rumpus I'm. on LIST d.. Ideal fol
5 fa!lSTsn; sit faf Ff lTasffA f.p REAL
TY Co, OIL. 4-0642i eyes,, OIL g.
50Q6 Ia
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N.W.-Beaut. row
brick with Colonial front porch. den
and powder room. 3 bedrms., 2
baths. rec. rm., bsmt. apt.
IDEAL HOME PLUS INCOME--De-
tach. garage. This home offers every
possible convenience. ROGER REAL
TY CO., MA. $1,000, ia. 9-3459.
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AND SITTING SERVICE.
Nearby suburbs. Now averaging
S2.l00 monthly. Under sood opera
tion can be greatly increased Low
rental. Potential of $500 to S10.-
operation. Price reduced to $1,000
with only $4,000 down. Exclusive
Ewes, AL LITOFF, JU. 1886.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63I e st. NV. MA. S-9373
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This is a wonderful home. for tn,
! hedrms.. plus. den, > baths. liv
rm. with fireplace, separate din
rm., large kitchen, breakfast porch
full bsmt.: detached garage; in i'm.
maculate condition. Call OIL. 4-SO13
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL
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ONE-MAN GROCERY
owner quotes $500 wkly Can be
increased by adding beer. Busy
thorouehfare. Priced at only $500
elusive. Ewes. SHEA CHASEN. RIA.
6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
|63l z st. NV. MA. S-9373
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CoLoREp-VACANT

DO f You Have h4Es Z d soeG'A JOB
We have beautiful brick home In
NV. Washington. completely mod
ern. with large rooms, bath and
full basement for some honest and
hard working man who has very
little money. Call US Immediately.
this won't last. Call TIL . p.m,
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
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NOW DOWN TO
$105 MONTH
FENCE AVAILABLE, Sl10

q LARGE BEDROOMS
Development Of $50 Homes
Just No. Of New providence Hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes; la
baths, full bsmt; choice OF gas or
oil heat: some with garbage disposal
units: beautifully equipped kitchen
with dining alcove; also family size
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1St NATL. REALTY
!. 1854 2 Thomas Circle NV
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Mr.. NAVY YARD
house of 3 rms. kit
and bath: suitable for retired couple:
redee. Rent, S45. Call HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. a. DONAHUE. LII
10000 Ill
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN. OR UNFURN, hse. IN
Bethcsda-Cheyv Chase area, Aug.
to Labor Day when we get in ou1
new home. OIL. 2-2a19.
If YOU ARE considering the rental
q your property in the Falls
Church, Fairfax. Co. area, call on
write for full info. on our complete
rental management service. AREAx
Church, Va, JE. e-145o. -3f '
. ROOMS, one story for two adults.
Box l9S-R star. 3Is
3-BEDROOM HOUSE in Maryland
with option to buy. Not more than
$50 monthly rent. Call UN. 4-3454,
3-BEDRM. detached. Family Of Of 4.
Cleveland Park or Amer. Univ.
kEsPoNsIBtH IaEP GFsij KE coupGE i1aS want, nm
bedrooms. sis5 max. n0assi some 2 Trees. re :
Sept. /. Box 182-R, Star. IL
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED -.
We have fine tenants for homes IN
nearby Md. or. NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals' no delay; For complete
FERRY 'fzzlS' Has co phone Ju US sSs9y tSSs9sy
eILLCREsT ID. c.l or Hillcrest ITS
Diet. hse.. ga b.r.: must be nice
Pay O mo. adv; guar. excel, care,
MAJ. RE1TER, Boiling, Ext. 4l0s
VA. D C,--Need someone to man.
age, rent or sell your property
,1is9T5lE \ MIEckAI hsp4 "A. 7,S3S9. 7.SIx. ,..,,.
daughters I'll Il. u, des' de" sEbedrm gtaei
rambler. Sill. sng.; early Sept. LU
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