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La. Vote Law
Trips Whites

MINDEN, La, Mar. ia
Louisiana registrar of voters dis
closed last week that a state law
designed to curtail Negro voters
is working against whites.
Mrs. Winnice P. Clement, regis
trar Of Webster Parish, said law
which requires all prospective vot-
ers to read any clause of the u. s.
Constitution and give a reasonable
Interpretation of it Is backfiring.
Mrs. Clement said that since she
received an order to enforce the
law, "a whites have flunked the
test, compared to only two Negro
voters who failed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
BAYS SPRINGS

The fifth anniversary of our
pastor, Rev. w. w. Burkett, Of
Collins, Miss, was held March Z
IL.
Thursday, March 8, devotion SER
vice was rendered by Bethlehem
Gauins Chapel, Little Bethel. Wei
come Address Missionary Sister,
Song, Near The Cross. Sermon,
Rev. L. j. Grandson, Bay Springs.
Text Cor. 2: 80 verses. Subject,
Jesus Is Rich. Offering $10.O5.
Offering for the poor, $500 Ben
ediction.
Friday, March 9, LIST Baptist and
Morning Star sang, Shine On Me.
Sermon Rev. /. C. Allen. Text II
Tim. 2:15 verse. Subject, A Work
man of the Lord. Offering $685..
Sunday School offering $1.13. Text
Acts 1925 verse. Subjest, Prayer
Changes Condition. Anniversary
sermon at 2:3O, Rev. H. C. McLau-
rim. Text 23rd Psalm 9Th verse.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Racial Clash
Denied In
Cambridge Riot

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Mar. 19-
Police denied Monday that racial
clash was the cause of the riot
Saturday night which resulted in
injuries to 20 students and police
during a short-lived charity carni-
val at Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology's Rockwell Cage.
Sgt Nicholas j. Fratto, who with
the aid of reinforcements cleared
the cage of more than 600 young
people only Is minutes after the
carnival started, denied the wild
uprising was a racial clash. He ad-
mitted, however, that more than
so per cent of those present were
Negroes.
The teenagers, many of them
from Roxbury and South end dis
tricts of Boston, went on a RAM
page when they learned there was
to be no dancing, although a popu-
lar crock and roll" record was
played.
Many of the rioters were Me-
groes who raced out of the Rock
we'll cage where the carnival was
held and began smashing automo-
biles and shouting: "This is for
Lucy"
The reference was to Autherine
Lucy, the Negro girl who was first
admitted and then exeplled from
the University of Alabama follow
ing a race riot in Tuscaloosa.
Sgt. Fratto said he also felt that
the type of music played at the
record hop, spotted by NJ. I. T. fra
ternities, had an exciting effect on
the teen-agers and was contribut-
ing cause to the riot.
During the day Cambridge police
headquarters received numerous
calls from individuals seeking to
know if there were any racial basis
for the riot.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Grace Baptist 80.

Continued from Page One)
ing towns: Columbia, Tylertown,
Magnolia, Jayess, Brookhaven, and
Crystal Springs, Miss.
The sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. P. E. Lofts, pastor of
Morning Star Baptist Church, and
vice president of the General Bap-
It's Convention. The Morning Star
choir will appear ON the program
and also the Virden Grove church.
We are inviting the pastors and
churches of the city to come and
worship with us. Rev. J. M. Nc
Even, pastor of the church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
letter TO
EDITOR
Ri. 1,
Morris, Alabama
March 10 1915

Editor Percy Greene
Jackson. Miss.
Fellow Citizen:
have just heard your statement
on TV as to your viewpoint, and
am sure you have given tn,
NAACP considerable thought {,
have come to some conclusion a.
you have. They have invaded tn.
South even against the wishes Of
the Southern Negro. l think 70,
are an exemplification of just how
smart the colored people of tn,
South really are, and an exampl.
of which the leaders of the white
race and members of NAACP coule
follow.
don't know where you got your
education, but l do know Alabama
has had some of the very smartes,
colored people in the world. Doc.
tors, nurses, educators, and al
other endeavors of higher learn.
ing that were born and educated
right here in their home state.
The NAACP indicates that the
population of our colored race in
the South are ignorant, because
you as colored have educated your
own color as a rule. They don't
seem to think you colored teachers
are capable of teaching your race
just as intelligently as a white
teacher, that should be an insult
to people like yourself and all other
really intelligent Negroes. l do
believe the Negro should have
equal facilities for learning. The
real thinker like yourself had rath-
er achieve his goal in his own
rights and therefore get the cred
it's for what he really knows and
had been able to learn himself.
1 believe our Southern Negroes
are much smarter than a lot of
our northern whites, but l don't
mean they have pulled themselves
up by their own bootstraps, with
out the white peoples help, not that
they are not capable of doing just
that. / am sure the majority of the
colored of the south had rather be
let alone, especially the educated
ones who have built their own
churches, hospitals and institutions
of great learning.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

in political science, during install
lation ceremonies at the University
last week.
The new chapter, the 10th to be
installed by Pi Sigma Alpha since
its founding at the University of
Texas in 1920, is the Gamma Kap-
pa Chapter, the third to be in
stalled at Washington area schools.
Others are Beta Psi at American
University, and Alpha Zeta at the
University of Maryland.
Among the inductees were II
students, six teachers, and UN of
fetal Ralph J. Bunche. DR.. Bunche
formerly served as professor Of
political science at Howard.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

THE LORD WILL HAVE TO
SETTLE OUR wRONGNEss
OUT OF MANS POWER"
When the Lord made man
He didn't make him to sin
He made man, then he made woman
That's where sin began.
Man was made from the dust of
earth
Woman was made from a white rib
of man
He could have made her out of dust
But he was making Glory for man.
The Lord did not tell the woman,
he told man
| have given man the power all
over the Land
You will break mans law if you
work the COW.
And you will break Gods law when
you give women the power.
The world is hollering about the
Black face
Some kept mixing until they chang
ed our race
The Bible says, ''leave the 80, go
find the Lamb"
And for our ancestry our soul shall
be damned.
We must preach Christ and lift him
up
And stop lifting up the law of man
Christ said, if | be lifted up
will do the drawing of man
We are changing the law of our
Lord
But We must not try to change
Gods plan
Adam was the first to be made by
hand
And the Lord made him out of the
dust of this land.
We believe the dust was different
colors of Land
The Lord knew what color to make
man
So, the dust of the earth would not
make a white man,
He must have been a colored man.
Long pants on a boy, then a gun
Second, in prison; third he is hung
Is that raising up children, or
growing up men?
They sure will get the Pen.
Low down your dresses
Put your boy in knee pants
Because virtual is hollering murder
And has very poor chance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Atlanta

Continued from Page One)
Summer Research Training Insti-
tute in Law and Social Relations
this summer. The Institute will be
held at Harvard Law School from
June % to August 10.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
433 Linden Circle,
HUNTINGTON 5. w. Va

Huntington 5, w. Va.
March II, 1856.
Mr.. Percy Greene, Editor,
The Jackson Advocate,
Jackson, Mississippi.
Dear Mr.. Greene:
This letter is prompted by your
interview published in a recent is
sue of U. S. News and World Re-
port. l was particularly impressed
by your views and those of the
Texas editor who reported on the
Indignation progress and lack Of
strife in Texas.
Until I entered the Army in 1943
l had had little contact with Ne
groes and no strong feelings pro
or con on the subject of racial dis
elimination or Indignation. While
in basic training l was jostled on
street cars and had other unpleas-
ant experiences involving Negroes
and joined those who claimed, "Ne-
groes should be kept in their place. I"
After becoming Catholic l real
lied discrimination was wrong, but
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Gold Coast.

Continued from Page One)
in 1915, Sir Arku was educated at
the Methodist Boys High School
and Fourah Bay college in Sierra
Leone. He is a graduate of both
the Universities of London and
Durham and had the degree Of
Doctor of Civil Law conferred on
him by Durham university in 1914.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Subject, A Good Shepherd. Of
fering 1852. Total raised for
pastor, $4,000, for poor $500. Total
raised, $4,000. Rev. w. w. Bur-
kett, pastor; Sister Matte Barnes,
clerk.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
PAScAc0ULA
NEWS

The members of the faculty and
student body of Carver High
School offer congratulations to
Miss Willie Stallworth who became
the bride Of Mr.. Henry T. Hicks,
Jr., March 10, 1856. Miss STALL
worth is an Elementary teacher at
Skip Street Elementary School. Mr..
Hicks lives in Mobile, Ala.
The members of the faculty and
student body of Carver High School
wish a speedy recovery for Mrs.
c. H. Dennis who has been ill. Mrs.
Dennis is teacher in the Skip
Elementary School.
Mr.. Edward Raymond, who is in
the Afro-American Hospital, Yazoo
City, Miss, is very much missed
from Sunday School at st. Mark
Methodist Church.
The Superintendent and Sunday
School students wish him q speedy
recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

wish Mr.. Don Ellwood Jennings a
very happy Anniversary on his
birthday March 20, 1856. Mr.. Jen-
nings is an efficient agent for the
Jackson Advocate newspaper.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Howard Honor
Unit Inducts
DR.. bunche

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 80
Eighteen persons were indicted as
charter members in the Howard
University Chapter is Pi Sigma
Alpha, the national honor society
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Christ set up his church
In the hearts of women and men
And took US from under the law
Of cruel Lords end Kings.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Loud mouths don't have to worry
about food shortages they usually
eat their words.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Mrs. Hester Scott is in the hos
pital. We are praying for her re-
covery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Mrs. Cora Farley wishes to
thank her many friends for being
so nice to her during her illness.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Larry Douglas
Tin Pan Alley

New York. - Count Basic at
B'way Birdland. The Basic Band
will play this spring for the prom
at Yale University :. MGM Rec
ords has added four new artists to
their roster. They are Jacquez
Belasco and Bernie Knee, pop, Don
Gibson and Bob Gallon, folk
Betty Roche, former singer with
Duke Ellington seen in Tin Pan
Alleys Turf Restaurant, last week.
Art Tatum bowed at the London
House in Chicago, last week. His
Trio due for a four week stay .. .
Henry Glover, artist and repertoire
topper for King Records is at the
home office in Cincinnati, before
taking off for Hot Springs, while
daughter Joni is sick with the
mumps at home in st. Adams,
which prevented wife, Doris, from
making the trip.
Joni James currently clicking at
Blinstrub's in Boston and is fea-
turing her current MGM click,
"Don't Tell Me Not To Love You"
backed with Somewhere Someone
Is Lonely"
Wally Early of the sales depart
ment for MGM Records is visiting
distributors in Chicago, Minneapo-
lis, Omaha, Kansas City and Salt
Lake City The Sammy Davis
musical: "Mr. Wonderful" set for
B'way sometime this month =.
The RIB disk jockeys from all
over the country have formed
national organization, which met
and elected national officers at
disk jockey, Tommy Smalla, Smalls'
Paradise. William L. Rowe of
Louis & Rowe Associates is ma
tional publicity man for the group.
Music Vendor magazine, official
organ of the Music Guild Of Amer
lea lists Dick Hyman record of
Mortal" theme from The
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

Music Vendor magazine, official
organ of the Music Guild Of Amer
lea lists Dick Hyman record of
"Moritat," theme from The
Threepenny Opera" as the fifth
most played disk on the nations
i,,ko hoxos
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT to buy all
Of your spring and Easter clothing
at NO MONEY DOWN. Here is your
chance to outfit your whole family
in oil their clothing needs. and pay
for them out of your weekly
semi-monthIy or monthly income.
So hurry right down. buy what you
need and carry your purchases rlght
home with you, now.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Dude NEWS

The funeral of mother Amimder
Williams was held at Sweet Home
Baptist Church Tuesday. Rev.
Homes officiated.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24

INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS, Inc.
National Advertising Representatives
Us Fifth Ave-, New York City Murray Hill 2-5452
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The Junior Class and sponsor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-03-24
Don't Put
1t off

You, o. one Of our Gus
TONERS have . right to ex-
pect nothing but the best
when you buy from R. c.
drown. We want you to
know that when you buy
clothing from z. c. Brown.
you are getting the very
best. ct the easiest terms
in town. So don't put il
off. Bring your Family in
soon.
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rOMnER MIII HOMES-NeW ~

ONDEn hbHL gO-u - - =, =
i3-hath split level Gil approved
Sl5.a5l; So down Open ewes
! mi. west Of Rte No I on Powoer
NIL roaG in BeItSville Conv 20
MOL PETER J HAGAN & son
I'm 4-S5S3
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VIENNA; 81 50O-GI, Spacious 80
I'm stone hrepl l2Xlo din I'm
eGuip XII i!XlH saTbaRc as
poSal BenCiN washer drier. =
tvln-SiZe bedrms SCr porch. 6N
- ar gareEc Dashboard radla-
sry,s ? -, ~, oG MOS II sEst-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

aleu- bedrm. frame rambler
full bsmt rec nm, SI5.500 XII
a-l745. NORMA JEAN POE
ARLINGTON, FALLS CHURCH-Sl
400 down TO military, 3-bedroom
brick rambler; garage; screened
porch. FLA appraised, &l9 600 JE
LII A Nh aaants
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200 Colesvills I'd Imposing al
most new brick Colonial ON majestic
site sua-dine Md L Detailed Gus.
tom hsndivork Throughout Huss
rms all the extra Powder I'm full
bsm' etc. For professional people
or similar,
John A WENrz Ap S-oaOO mi .
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS

BERWYN HEIGHTS
New 3-bedrm rambler arse kit
huilt-ln garRRp Al location Low
down pGyt 70 Gt or other Best buy
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HOUSES TOR sALE-MD.
ADELPHI VILLAGE

80 large beautiful home sites TO
choose from in tins new subdivision
Of homes that are an architect
dream OF perfection brand-neV
famblers with , large bedrooms
huge LIVING rn w/firepl = paths
dreamy kitchen spacious iamllS
room buy nov and get your choice
Of lots Buv Of tho year at NlHHiN
plus extras Essv terms OPEN.
Drive out n H. ave today TO af00
blk. right on Adelphi I'd. 3 blkS
10 furnished model home JU s.
/ 900. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
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hedfms.. frepl. diShWasher front
porch larpe fenced yard Geore a
ave and Plyers Mil rd; Sl6,g5O.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. EN-.
ALl III
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MOVE
RIGHT IN

To this charming two bedroom Cape
Cod-style home with full basement;
space for TWO more bedrooms and
bath on completely insulated second
floor. Spacious kitchen. lovely living
room with fireplace. Walk to schools,
sale at ST. $50. plus ground S69b
down 10 AnNnne. naNmAnts Ike REM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
CT APPROVED

Excellent 81 lOcatlon Redeco-
rated inside and out semidetached
> bedrmS.. bath CRV ~; 600.
Down payment and settlement
Charges spproAimately 500 Can
Mr. Domer SANDOZ, INC. DU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont. J
BRICK RAMBLER, 5los lotn place
NEW ANTIQCE RAMBLER in hieh.

s., Arlington out Columbia pike.
. beurlnS., StOrsRe attic Must sell
tins week Low valuation; S1i150.
Make Oiier Open week ends, holi-
dayS and evenings s.
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Macarthur Blvd. Area

Income property containing 3 apts
''us. IDEAL for couple or bachelor. BY
appointment. MRS. CHACONAS, EN-
10 %
MILLICENT CHAT'TEL
,n-- ma. A.. ~ w m OIL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
AVAILABLE ONCE-IN5A-wHILE.

Just OF New Hamp and Sligo Pk =
Beautiful lge 3-bedrm. brick home;
fireplace. side scr porch. rec. nm,
with } a bath, large cool patio; land
scaped Consider FHA or GI. Price,
SlS.q50 Immed poss JAMES
CONLEY l. CO. AP 1920.
FAMILY BLDG. on acre OF ground
in nearby Nd This bldg has 3
spacious o-bedrm. apts.. oil hot
water heat. modern kitchens in
new house cond Priced for quick
sale VIII consider your home in
trade. For further information call
MR. FRIEDRICH. RE. 1-@46l OF
PA 6-.;33
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
DAMASCUS

Brick rambler on acre level ground
on quiet neighborhood street Full
basement, rec room with fireplace
and outside entrance Three bed
rooms, equipped Kitchen. stairs TO
attic, porch, enclosed breezeway to
large double garage This is an eX-
approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
4 BEDRMS on Y -W.H.
S195 DOWN
SD Q5n-S650 DOWN

To qualified vets Fine Sc area
Only a few years old Semidet
brick. bedrms. on md floor liv.
rm, dining rm. kit on LIST floor,
Bsmt with a dandy rec rm. Ad
iacent to eovt. park makes beau
titul setting Call Ma S-644u I'll
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO. INC.
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T604 WILDWOOD DRIVE
Delshtful Colonial. consisting Of
6 spac rms, pa baths, attr brick
sar dlshwasher and disposal
amply shaded by trees from the
afternoon sun; vacant. out-oftovn
owner must sell Can show today
HUGH T. PECK
1850 NEW HAMP. AVE. HE. 4-64OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

lonial; 3 bedrms., Den, finished 3rd
fir :; baths rec. rms beautiful
ward with trees and picket fence
Priced in the POS for quick sale
Lge families. Call CHESTER H
$3.50 DOWN NON-GI buys this g
bedroom Colonial in choice silver
Sprine location contains living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen bsmt side porch; walk TO
everything Price, Sl4,50O WOOD
COMPANY Realtor HESS GEORGIA
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ovNrpS loss YOUR CAIN-N.v

.,-bedrm 4-path brick rambler
DayNght bSmt TRANSIT day after
settlement Assume Ice iSt trust
or I--nnm MOUNTAIN
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BETHESDA location is important =
close in, nr. bus wonderful deep
lot many trees Only go 500 GI.
see It, SAMUEL L BOGLEY. INC,
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ST MNER-Handso Colonial with
massive slate roof bedrooms =
baths on md A. bedroom and
bath on list A. huge mod kit.
that NAV be the incest in sumner;
big breakfast room. screened porch.
garage ledecorsted vacant $50 :
500 FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
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SILVER SPRING Sligo Park area
I hedrms ia baths brick split
level all-clec KIT, .ge dinins rm ;
porch, garaee; lovely lot, near bus
schools ana shopping; S2i $50
W0ODMoOR AGENCY INC. JU
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ROCKyULLE-3-bedrm rambler, Al
cond owners - CT loan offered
so mo. pays all Pc 2-6963
ROCKVILLE, $500 includes settle
ment and assume -" 100 Gil loan.
3-bedrm brick rambler partially
finished rec rm immediate pos
session. A rare chance Call Keller
quick CHESTER H. KELLER,
Dcalfor III I-.lUO
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ly desirable North Arlington ioca.
non Oh quiet street smear schools.
3 bedrooms. .i2 baths, large living
room with fireplace. separate dining
room. de luxe sll-elcctric kitchen:
full bright basement Only S24,-
300 Don't delay THE LAURIE
CORP ia J-l11t
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\ poMNTOMN sILNER Spring

BFlck JsDe Coo with = benrOOms
garage 5ux2IS lot with fruit trees
and grapes SIS go VA approved
RIPLEY & ROMFR Ju 5-6lll
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HLLCREsI GARDENs-small cast

HILL kESI UNKDLNS"SMdII CdsTll
balance like rent Attractive mod :
ern home Of six large rooms, full
basement: nice lot with Anchor
fence. Vac. New-home cond Prompt
possession. 10. 46565. A.
KENTLAND-Close to everything
Nice "-bedrm home: finished bsmt
fenced lot $3.50 down. Move right
in Sp 3-RnR2
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ROMER & CO. INC.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BOWIE. -bedrm.. asbestos shinRleG
bungalow. $3.50, terms. GRACEN
7. SCOTT, WA, i-0i6l till 9
CHEVERLY AREA-Brk, 3 bedrms
and den. family din rm., lac kit.
hrepl. in lRe. liy. rm, rec, type
bsmt. with hrepl Mr. al cows
Only SI5,15o. your terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. =
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NOhlh AhIiNO lON-n- room oIlCk
Colonial 3 bedrms. full ground
level basement with recreation rm
Nice for outdoor family; terr!flc
rear lot. Sl7.950 RICHARDSON
& HAIL. INC Radio Bids Al