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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

House Considers Anfi-Bius Bill
London-(NPA bin banning racial and religious discrmina
ton in avern hotels public entertainment
consideration by the House OF Commons, last week
The British Gaborites the referendum.
louisiana Senate Posses Segregation Bills
Baton Rouge La-tANP)--A five bill program designed TO
protective web segregation
passage last week by the Louisiana Senate without debate
position,
Joining adopting iuerpositon.
legislature quickly resolution which declared the U.
Supreme Court segregation ruling unconstitutional.
SoUtherner Introduces Bios Bill To Restore Segregation
Washington tANP)A Southern congressman
dued bin designed nuy Supreme public
segregation decree and restore segregation
The bill would prohibit reviewing
which has been effect specific per
mission from Congress according vnson Cal who
sponsored the referendum.
Nuson said that January.
1884 and thuy High May
segregation ruling
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for the rights OF my people. Just
like Frederick Douglas and Har-
met Tubman, / am fighting for
the freedom Of our people-you
bet your life" emphasized the
witness.
I'm not only fighting for 16-
million American Negroes, but /
am fighting for the 300 million
colored peoples throughout the
world Those are the people who
have said-who have told you
that they are not going to die for
anybody else, they have now de-
cided TO fight and die for their
own freedom.
This committee wants 20
shut up every Negro who has
the courage TO speak out against
iniustices done 10 our people
and all colonial peoples" he
emphasized.
Robson said he was correct in
his statement that Negroes do not
want to take up arms against
Russia and neither do the whites
Of the country. He added, Every
body wants peace, even the Presi-
dent wants peace-Thank God
II committees such as yours do
not upset the apple cart"
Throughout the hearing,
Robson was denied his request
to read three prepared state
ments.
Dodges Query About Stain
When the committee counsel
asked Robson II he had lauded
Stain, and what he thinks OF
Stain now, the witness replied:
The question about Stain is
one to be discussed in the Soviet
NHlbIs VIII AlNA iAHNNa1 oAdAAAAs
or the head of any other country
with you-a nation which is re-
sponsible for 6O-million lives OF
my people"
Pointing an accusing finger an
grily at the counsel and commit
tee members. Robson continued.
You are responsible for more
than 90 million black people dying
on slave ships and plantations --
no. I win not discuss Stain with
you. That is a question TO be dis
cussed with friends"
Would Dismiss Committee
When the hearing was finally
dismissed in a flare OF angry
tempers. Robson said: II don't
blame you. would dismiss this
hearing, would dismiss this
committee permanently II were
you. You ought to be ashamed OF
yourselves"
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Ex-sIave suys She's oIdes. In IIIlnOI,

Mounds, n.-(ANPl-At 40 years old Mrs vina Gates a
former slave said last week that she the
state
Born in slavery Carolina Gates was freed at
Chester Bluff, Tenn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
sIx Year old GIRL prewns n 3

Toledo oho(ANPA 8-year old girl drown last Veek An IN,
bathtub OF home
The victim, Barbara X Dunn, lived Helen sights
She being cared cousin Robinson 10 wher
the accident occurred.
Fred told police that the child he sent her int
TO house to clean while he continued spadng garden
70 check ON her and found her floating water
He said he tried artificial reacue aod
The ooroners office returned accidental drowning
The child the daughter Mary A. Dunn Detroit sh
also survived by brother Anthony sister Carolr
Gray as9 Detroit.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Charleston g. C-(ANF)Plans a hospital here for
Negroes viii be ready this according Jacque Norman hos
ptal consant from Green week in connection
with procedures building
After reports the County Council Norman
pointed out the step employment Of an architect
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Robson May Be
Cited For Contempt

'"f'fAAHaAAaAHe@ AAFAAA kAAEr -
u s steel7" he asked sarcastic
ally.
you are the same Walter who
wants 20 keep decent people from
foreign countries out Of the Unit
ed states question Robson, who
Is himself an attorney
IAN Of your kind" qdpped
Walter.
You are right" snapped Robe
son. "All Of my kind-all Of the
colored people Of the world all
Of the darker people Of the West
Indies Islands"
This reference was aimed at
the McCarran- Walter Immlgra-
ton act which limits the quota
Of immigrant 10 this country
from the almost all-cOlored
British possessions.
The counsel read testimony
made against Robson before that
committee by Jackie Robinson,
Thomas w. Young. editor Of the
Norfolk Journal and Guide, and
Manning johnson, an FBI in
Tournament.
Robson said that II Jackie
Robinson had the opportunity he
would probably change his testi-
mony now. He has perhaps re-
GREETED many OF the things he
said. He recalled that heC Robe
SOM was one Of the persons who
made II possible for Robinson 20
get into professional baseball.
He said he was the last person
who addressed both the American
and National League pleading for
Negroes TO have an opportunity
TO play professional baseball Just
like he had a chance 10 play pro-
fessional football.
lie attempted 10 counteract the
Young statement by asking per-
TO read statements made
about him by DIR. Benjamin Mays
when he was awarded an honorary
iegree at Morehouse, and by an
other prominent Negro leader
when he was presented the Spin
garn Medal by the NAACP. This
request was denied by the Com
nittee Chairman.
When asked IL he knew Man
ming johnson, Robson replied
that he had read by the papers
where this johnson had said DIT
Ralph Bunche was some kind Of a
fellow" and finally johnson was
discharged from the FBI. He
must be a pretty low character n
he was dismissed by the FBI,"
stated Robson.
When the singer was questioned
on statements he Is supposed 10
have made regarding his treat
ment in Russia, Robson admitted
that he had said that when he was
in that country, he felt for the
first time that he was really
man" spelled with capital M.
He added: Il didn't feel the
pressure Of color that l feel In
this committee"
Then why don't you 20 back
to Russia ?" snapped committee
member Gordon scherer of Ohio.
Because my people worked and
died for this country have
right here and I'm going to stay
here just like YOU" shouted Robe
son in his loud baritone voice.
Earlier in the hearing he had
mentioned that his mother was
a Pennsylvania Quaker and his
father = North Carolina slave. His
family baked bread for Wash
ington's troops when they crossed
the Delaware and he has a heri-
tage in this country.
Il brought my family back to
America from England 10 fight
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

chords are bling compared with
Wynonie Harris, Arthur Prysock,
Billie Eckstine and other blues
greats.
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Find $4,000 In injured womans cirdIo

Washington d. ce-(ANPAn injured woman who was nm.
able TO tell police what happened found lying
almost $4,000 tucked away in her
girdle.
Mrs Annie Thomas according police apparently fallen
and fractured her skull
Al Casualty hospital where described at cti-
cal found thrtyght bills and ten $40
bm in her girdle. The hospital notified the police
Police said her husband Is a Pullman porter
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Former Courier Newman Keeps COP pr ALT Lob

New York(ANP)-The National Citizens Eisenhower Com
ee has retained former Pittsburgh Stanley o-
oers az special assistant TO the public relations
Roberts associated with the years was the
author OF the 1852 campaign pamphlet Republican the
Negro"
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Moyor Who Keeps Negroes Out OF City Gets pay Raise

Detroit ANP)The Mayor here last week
was voted salary increase because he Negroes living
there"
Receiving raise from $4,000 annually was Mayor
ore Hubbard OF suburban quoted
saying 4 am for segregation million per levels op
pose forcing OF people upon is morally
wrong to do The people are behind me"
The city OF 10000 giant Ford Motor Co Al.
though 10000 Negroes are employed there reside the city
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
vlrslnla Jury EalIs 10 Inslst Accused COP

Leeburg Vo-tANP)A policeman charged accident
that resulted the death
loudon County Grand jury failed ndct him involuntary
mansaughter charge
PurceIvlo policeman w Jackson aegedy
neced with the death OF Linden Mcwashington May
Garrison later report
the to,vnc ninc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Undisputed editorial and news
leadership, first in circulation and
advertising lineage. That's this
newspaper.
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st LoustANP)Ai s. Sampson Chicago attorney and
former delegate the Nations speech last week that
the actions OF the socld White Citizens the South
have already sencng many moderate southers
Addressing members graduating OF Sumner high
school here Mrs Sampson warned against prob
lens Test silence all the roerates
ing them into IN isolated corner"
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House Considers Ansi-Bius BlII

NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
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Prah Become First African Accom-,

Aeera, Gold coast-(ANP)--A. J. Prah A. last W
the first African appointed to the position OF Col
countant-general
Fran had been deputy acknowledgement since Dece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

he said. "Adlai Stevenson and
I don't intend to have it that
way"
The tireless Tennessean had
another 10 hours of barnstorm-
ing lined UP for today to match
the gruelling pace he set yes
terday in the Los Angeles area.
His schedule for today started
with a breakfast meeting in
Tucson. where he arrived in the
early morning hours by plane
from Los Angeles, included press
conferences at Tucson and
Phoenix in addition to the
luncheon here, and then carried
him to Pueblo, Colo, for a din
ner and a speech at a night
rally.
Rough Day in Oklahoma
He is to fly to Enid, Okla, to
spend tonight and then have
another rough day in Oklahoma
tomorrow. One new speech, at
Muskogee, has been added to
talks previously listed for Enid,
Alva and Ponca City.
The Senator's aides were
highly pleased over his first cam
paign invasion of California yes
terday. They insist the Demo-
Gratis have a fighting chance in
this crucial State this year, even
though Mr.. Eisenhower carried
it by 100000 votes in 1852.
Senator Kefauver drew one
capacity and one overflow audi
ence last night in small halls
at two suburban communities in
the Los Angeles area.
At his speech in Norwalk, just
6 miles from Whittier, the home
town of Vice President Nixon,
the Tennessean got a big re-
Spouse from the crowd with a
sharp attack on the Vice Pres
ident.
He said that Mr.. Nixon, while
in Congress, voted against a long
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Kefauver Ribs
Repub|icanson
Right toSuffer'

PHOENIX. Ariz., Oct. S (P).-
Senator Estes Kefauver cam
paigned into Arizona today
haunting Republicans with the
right to suffer" remark of the
former Republican Governor OF
the State, now an assistant to
President Eisenhower.
The Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee, in a speech pre-
pared for delivery at luncheon
here, recalled that 1T was How
ard Pyle who said the right to
suffer is one of the joys of a
free economy"
This is Joy which we DEM
ocrats-which Adlai Stevenson
and I and your leaders here
don't wish to inflict further upon
you" he declared.
Mr.. Pyle made the remark at
a press conference in Detroit
last May. He later said he did
not mean it the way it was in
terpreted.
InactiOn Charged
Senator Kefauver accused the
Republicans of falling down on
water conservation and multi
purpose dam projects, school con-
Struction, home building and
programs to aid small business.
THE failure to act in these
social and economic fields which
cry out for action is part of the
right to suffer which this ad-
ministration bequeaths to you.''
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he charged that Agriculture
Secretary Benson bought cheese
at 81 cents a pound one day and
sold it back to the same large
professors at 34l2 cents the next
day without ever moving a sin
gle pound"
Like most Democrats" Sen
ator Douglas said. most Re-
publicans are honest. but there
are a few rotten apples in most
every barrel"
Turning to his assertion of a
double standard of morality"
regarding the press. he asked:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

What would the press of this
country have done had these
acts (of Talbot and Benson)
been committed by Democrats?"
Answering. he said:
"A terrific and continuous
barrage Of criticism would have
been laid down against the DEM
Iocratic Party by the daily and
weekly press Of this country.
But under the Republicans
they got only passing notice and
were allowed to sink, forgotten
out of sight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

list of liberal legislation, and
commented that his adversary
may become President if the Re-
publicans win the election.
Future of the Party
Mr.. Eisenhower cannot succeed
himself because of the new two
term constitutional limitation,
Senator Kefauver said, adding
that Mr.. Nixon lis the future of
the Republican Party, if it has
any future" There were shouts
of mo, no." from the audience,
which came from a strongly
Democratic congressional dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

'reactors in the hands Of private
companies.
Mr.. Strauss said that when
he was appointed to the Acc,
by former President Truman in
1916, and by President Eisen-
hover in 1858, he Invested him
self of all commercial holdings
or associations which might in
any conceivable way" be in.
volved in Acc dealings.
He challenged Senator Ke-
fauver to either support or
withdraw his baseless charges"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

in operation next year at Ship
ping Port, Pa.
Mr.. Strauss described as
totally false" Kefauver state.
ment that American private in
dustry has shown little interest
in building power reactors with
out Government help.
The malicious innuendo"
charge was applied by Mr..
Strauss to the Senator's asser-
ton that the Acc chairman
has vested interest" in trying
to keep construction of atomic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05
White House Declares
Kefouver Remark False

Senator Kefauver is accused
by the Eisenhower administra-
ton of making patiently false
statements and resorting to
malicious innuendo" about its
atoms-for- peace program.
The accusations were made in
"a memorandum to President
Eisenhower by Atomic Energy
Commission Chairman Lewis L.
Strauss, which the President
directed be made public at the
White House late yesterday.
Senator Kefauver, Democratic
vice presidential candidate, said
in a campaign speech Tuesday
that Great Britain and Soviet
Russia have "outstripped" this
country in developing atomic
energy as a peacetime source of
power.
RapS Kefauver Statement
Mr.. Strauss memorandum
branded that statement patent
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ly false" He added: UNLESS
Senator Kefauver possesses in
formation which our Govern
ment does not have. Soviet
progress is far behind ours. If
he has such information, he has
a duty to produce it."
Mr.. Strauss said that 80 far
as we are aware" Russia has
nothing now in the way of an
atomic power plant but a small
5,000-kilowatt reactor which al
ready is as obsolete as the
Model T."
He said this Soviet reactor
produces only a fraction of the
power output of reactors operat-
ing in American naval ships.
Britain's atomic plants, the
Acc chairman said, are pri-
marily for production of plu-
tonium as a weapons material,
with power as IAN expensive
by-product."
Calls Statement False
He added that the worlds
first full-scale atomic plant eX-
clusively for civilian use will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05
Senator Douglas AssoiIs
Press Double Standard

STURGIS, Mich. Oct Ex-senator Paul Douglas Demo-
cra OF Illinois, assaed last night what he described
standard of morality of the American lin protecting
publican Party"
He said in speech at Democratic rally influence ped
ding led to the RESIGNATION Of former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

TAkOMA PARKS Sl2,5OO-Nr, D. @,
bus line, stores. schools: older-type
4-bedrm. home; spacious through
out: in good cond.: firepl.. center
entr:. full bsmt.; Diet. garage; level
lot 70xl90; nice residential area.
Mr.. Norheim, HE. 4-251O. cox
a. CO., JU. 5-OT7b.
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uOYs g.. & d ! s s.9.: p4|. a9 s,s
500 up TO $4,000. caii JOHN
BURDOFT EV 4-3S46.
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acres: 4 twin bedrnls.. ga baths
! Dr.. bath down; ground-level
sssmt.. near al, AZ sch Ss5qSls; Coed
TY CO.. Ju. $3.50. JU. 9.1141.
OLNEY, MD.-New, 92-ft.. custom,
stone-hrick rambler, with spacious
rms. throughout. Three hedrms.
Pa baths, exceptionally lge. iivlns
rTm.' dining rm, complete electric
places and completed reer. rm..
screened breezeway, attached gear
garage. Marvellous mile view from
all windows: choice club location
Excel, terms. Call OWNER, Cal
therSburg 9S9-W.
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open sun, / to 5. 124
Calvert rd.-Mr. Vet, $3.50 down fol-
this roomy 3-bedrm. home. Ex-
pansible to 4th bedrm. 81 $50
vet may assume AZ loan with sub
stantial cash and payment Of
$6655 per mo. Out West Mont
gomery ave, left on Aberdeen to
l24 Calvert and sign. Mrs. Dean,
PO. 2-2554. cox & CO., INC, OIL.
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ROCKVILLE-3-bedrm. rambler. /
yr. old. Assume CT loan: low down
payment. Bsmt., fenced. $50 mo
pays all. GIDEON c. JOHNSON
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ROCKVILLE, S12,9 3-bedrm.
dows, tile kit. and bath: conv.
schools, transp. BONAN a. FO-
GARTY. 10. 5-5052.
Rockville bdrm. BUNGALOW. va
cant, excel. cond.. large yard, $500
cash, non CT, payments less than
rent. GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10.
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BRAND-NEW RAMBLER. 1881
Chaplin St. near p; Dupont PARK
and Alabama ave; 3 oedrmss inll
Open 9 TO 8 pm. From &. Capitol
and MINI. ave, east on Ridge I'd.
to 800 blk. and Chaplin st. LU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

BETHEsDA--Attraetiye brick CO.
screened porch, slate roof Earage.
huge shade trees. sf6.sO0 Mr.
Barton, OIL, 2-iei3, cox A CO.
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RANDOLPH 1aNISIIL HILLS: S1SS .5!N
iiv. rm., sep. din. Tm., dc luxe Kit
with table space; bsmt. with u
bath. storm windows and doors
huge fenced yard. Assume large q
loan with total payments Of SS4
per mo. DONALD E. YOUNKIN 4
CO., Realtors, JU. 5-1260.
ROCK CREEK HILLS. $500 dowr
3 and bedrm. ramblers and splits
ready for occupancy in this INIT
eommHnisy Of incrsssinRe yysslues
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

9-bedYm
Colonial with Ice. 22-ft. liV. I'm.
l lS.rt: separate din. m. VIII
looking lovely, wooded lot; ful
bsmt. with complete prOfessiona
pARKRM., plus 8 other rms; lge
front porch and garage. FIRST TIM
offered. call now. GEORGE Z
BROWN. JR., REALToR, ~. g.
LANGLEY AREA, on N. Il. ave, neai
Sligo Park Very attrac. .3-bedrm
windows, BASEMENT. Reduced K
S1S,375, CT. Treesl RIPLEY q
ROMER, JU. 5-651l.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-2-bedTm.
semidet. brick; fenced. deep. wood
ed lot: bsmt.. outside entrance
mr.. schools and trans. Assume
AZ CT. Priced for quick sale. HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

sparkling rambler Of quality con-
8 bedrms.. 2 baths, porch. carport
bsnt. down one fisht. Beautiful.
large level lot with shaded picnic
area. Choice loo. in new COM
munity Of increasing values.
S2S,950. Other 3 and bedrm.
Split levels available in same price
daily, 10 am. to 4 pm, Out
Kensington Parkway 8 blocks to
Glenmoor dr., right 2 blocks 10
homes. OWNER-BUMDER, OIL. 4
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ROCKVILLE-Bring 800 and have
q good credit rating and move in
Nothing more for settlement costs
Roomy 3-bedrm. rambler. 2 yrs
old. .Lge. screened. porch. fencee
loans. Immediate occupancy. Mrs
Hoag, OIL. 2-l657. COX q CO.
INC, OIL. 2-1613.
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Southern Nd. Estate
80 MILES FROM WASH

410 acres with beaut. restored
Colonial home. Portico Columneo
porch. 5 bedrms.. baths, maid
rm. with bath, bear gar. with guest
house, Ice. barns with water In
each. other out-bldgs., numerous
springs and streams. This pic
turesque palace will satisfy the
most discriminating buyer. Only
$65,O00. Will subdivide into small
farms. OPEN SUNDAY, l til dark
Out Rte, 5. FIRST hardtop road past
Hughesville. left approx. q mi. to
Open sign. Ewes, call Mr.. Smith
10. 1864
MOORE g. MOORE, Realtors
RE. $4,000
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Brick rambler; 3 twin-size bedrooms
y baths. basement. breezeway ane
garage; surrounded by imposing
homes ROBERT. 2 HEATER. tx.
elusive AGENT. HE. 4-027S. After
z, call Mr. Henderson, ~. 5-3S34.
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COLOREp
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

NEAR BOILING FIELD-Lovely 2
sale. 1886 LIST st. s.w. IS. Capfto
and Nichols ave.. Inspect and cal
BILTMORE REALTY, RIA. 3-027;
or HU. 3-Sg41.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

Ia Plata, MIDI room dwelling
excellent condition 2-scre lot, cen;
terms. Will rent. Also 7-room resi-
dence. on State road, in La Plata:
s acres, long road frontage. suit
able subdivision; S13.0 900; terms
1911, La Plata, Md
CONVENIENT TO ANDREWS FIELD
pesks 'f Bay, will " sscrifice On for sio'-
500; also 2-bedroom rambler, price
$4,000. j, B. WATERS. Prince Fred
erick, Nd. Phones PA and 325-J
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE
Delightful bEk: home With 4 BED;
6smi., $ baths; All on y acre
plus. with fenced back I'd; only
$4,000. Call Mrs. Candy. ~. g.
J. ). WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
WOODSIDE PARK
Brick Colonial with . bedTms.,
finished rec. rm., in one Of our
choice neighborhoods; walking dis
lance TO bus. elementary school and
some shopping. Call for appoint.
T nsR c5 III 5srO6 6Eo cr .S.s Es sd
Sun. MRS. MCINTOSH. 10. $3.50
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WOoDsfDEi ai3.5so = chafming
brk buneaicu On cor. los With fun
tan1t.i attlc trees excel ccnf. a.
J. KB8sINoEn 4 CO. 10. e-tBt4l