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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
;ECURITY FOR YOU
BY RAY HENRY

Z My neXt-door neighbor was in
a mild spin the other day because
she'd hired a maid to help her
with the housework. She didn't
know what to do about the maids
Social Security. And she was
afraid she would get into trouble
with the Government if she
didn't do something Immediately.
The maid didn't know what
to do either. She just knew that
the Social Security tax had been
taken out of her pay at the place
she'd worked before.
My neighbor was relieved to
find that the Social Security. Ad-
ministration has made it simple
for people employing household
help to meet the problem. After
first deciding whether the pay
ments have to be made at all,
there are five simple steps to
follow.
Here's the story:
If you pay $50 or more in cash
wages every three months to a
household worker, you must take
the five steps. Included among
household workers are cleaning
women, cooks. laundresses, chau-
f1euers. gardeners. baby sitters,
nurse maids. handymen.
Notify Internal Revenue
1t makes no difference how
many days you employ the
household worker. And it makes
no difference how many other
persons the employe works for.
The first step is to inform the
Internal Revenue Office in your
area that you employ for ex-
ample, maid who comes under
Social Security.
You can do this with a spe-
cial form from your Social Sc
curity Office, but a postcard OF
letter will do. The Internal Reve-
nue. Office you inform should be
the one with which you file your
income tax.
Your second move should be
to ask your maid for her full
name and Social Security num-
Der. "a booklet entitled Facts
for Household Workers" which
you can get from any Social
Security Office may help you to
explain t. the maid why you need
the number and what Social
Security means.)
Deduct 2 Pet. of Her Wages
Step three involves deducting
2 per cent of your maids cash
wages for her share of the So
cial Security tax. If your maid
objects to paying her part or if
you don't want to make the de-
duction from her pay, you may
pay out of your pocket the
amount you should deduct. Keep
a record of the wages you pay
The fourth step is filling out
at the end of each calendar
quarter. a special form the In
.ternal Revenue Office will send
you. Compute, from the wage
record you've kept. how much
tax you owe Social Security. The
amount must be per CENT
per cent for your maid and
per cent from you as her EN-.
ployer-of the total cash wages
you've paid. Return the com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
France Increases
II obucco Prices

PARIS. July S (P). - The
French cabinet has decided to
raise the price of cigarettes to
help pay for the fighting in Al
geria.
The price of a package Of a
popular French brand, the
Gauloise Bleue. was jumped
from 80 francs (23 cents) to
95 francs t26 cents. Apackage
Of pipe tobacco will cost lis
francs O33 cents instead Of 100
francs (28 cents).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
Sutton Takes Power
In Spanish Morocco

TETUAN, Spanish Morocco,
July S (P.-Power in this Span
ish protectorate was symbolically
transferred from Spain to repre-
sentatives of Sultan Mohammed
Ben Youssef yesterday. Then ex-
perts went to work to find ways
of making the transfer a reality.
Experts believe it will be years
before the transfer is completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05

The FomlIy Council consists OF q Judge
psychotrist, q newspaper editor, {
women's poee editor ond two news
poper writer's. These consult will
eIereymen Of oil foiths ond denomino
tions. All letters ore held in complete
confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05


The FomIIy Council consists Of q Judge
psychiotrist, q newspaper editor, {
women's poee editor ond two news
poper writer's. These consult will
clereymen Of oil foiths ond denomino
tions. All letters ore held in complete
confidence.
of my friends. saying they would
be too much competition" for
us with the boys. She is not in
viting her own closest girl friend
because. she says. this girl is
too aggressive" with the boys
I have not had many dates
with boys although I am 20, but
l would not think of cutting out
my closest girl friends from a
party list, although they prob
ably have an easier way with
boys than do. l am not so much
shocked at my little sister as
am at my mother for agreeing
that We should be so cynically
calculating in our guest list.
Margie-Lois thinks of me q.
her little sister" because l am
three years younger, but she i.
actually younger than l am so.
clally. l have had many more
dates. and I have learned that a
girl has to use her head, while
Lois leaves everything to chance
Her girl friends do not, however;
they calculate wisely and they
get all the boy friends.
Mother agrees with me because
she sees Lois making no progress
and being passed up by the boys
for girls who are not nearly as
pretty or as clever as she.
am not quite as cynical as
Lois thinks 1 am. I could take
a little competition because
have learned how to hold my
lown with boys. But l want Lois
to get some attention at our
party and get some dates. That
lis why 1 refuse to invite my
closest girl friend. A girl of II
may be little" in my sisters
eyes, but she can be strong
competition to a 20-year-old who
feels stiff and awkward when
boys are around.
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
Mother and younger sister are
to be commended for theil
thoughttulness, but they cannot
hope to solve Lois problem by
outraging her sense of ethics. i
is to be questioned whether {
large party of mixed age group!
is the ideal vehicle for introduc.
ing Lois to boys or overcoming
her feeling of shyness with them
A small dinner party may af
ford her a much better back
ground, while avoiding the OBJ
viously touchy issue of selection
to avoid competition" If Loi
is a wallflower at parties, it ma,
be wiser to avoid parties ant
concentrate on simpler get-to
gethers. In a small dinner part,
: it may be much easier to encour
age conversation and to draw on
Lois's qualities by bringing he
into the conversation.
Since Margie is determined +
help her sister. she probabl
could do great deal to guide tn
conversation in the direction Q
Lois at a small dinner party. w
would advise the avoidance of
frontal attack on Lois shynes
in favor of an indirect approach
and we would certainly advise
quick backing away from tn
ethical issue Of avoiding com
petition" Lois high minde
scruples should not be attacked
Copyright 1856 General Features Corp
Tomorrow: Unconventional hus-
bond emborrosses wife.
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RETIRED POSTAL
EMPLOYEES HoNoRED BY
POSTAL ALLIANCE

North Star Branch Of NAPE
held its spring party for members
and their wives Saturday evening,
February IS at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Logan, 500 w.
Central Av., st. Paul.
Cards, various games and
socializing was enjoyed by about
thirty persons who attended the
delightful affair.
The big surprise Of the evening
came when the recently retired
men, Wendell c. Jones, Enroll Fas-
sett, James T. Cook and Louis p.
Moore were each given a gift
Dennis T. Hines, president,
presented a leather bill fold to
each man from the alliance. Mrs.
Tollie Flippin presented beautiful
corsages to the wives Of the retir-
ed members.
After short thank you" speech
es from the honorees, a buffet
lunch prepared by Richard L,
Stokes Sr. and Wendell c. Jones,
assisted by other members con-
cluded an enjoyable evening.
The next regular meeting Of the
branch will be Sunday, March IL,
p. m, at Phyllis wheatley House,
All postal employees, young or
old might find this an hour pro-
fitsbly spent.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Chemist: DR.. Louis F. Cason,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cason
Of 1885 Thomas Av. is home on a
years leave from Tuskegee In
stitute. DR.. Cason who was a
chemist at the George Washing
ton Carver Foundation at Tus-
kegee is now employed as chem
list for Minnesota Mining Com
pany, St Paul
Cosmopolitan l6 Club: Mrs.
Gladys livery, 646 Rondo Av., was
hostess to the Cosmopolitan 16
club on Saturday, evening, March
3.
Regalettes Social Club: The Re-
galettes Social club met Thursday
March /, with Mrs. F. w. Schine,
1915 w Central Av. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Ceola
Webb, 622 Iglehart Av. on Thurs
day, March 10.
welcomes New Member: The
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Social and Personal
4 sr."PAuL 4

Surprised At the regular monthly board meeting of the
Credafawn Credit Union held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Norman Light Col w. Central Av, following business Mrs
james Taylor of 1854 Thomas Av very pleasantly
prsed when she presented with TeeteBabe seat
and nair Of hnntie
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BeouficidnS!

It's real smart to be listed in
"Beautylogue" Your n a m e
will be seen in 100 cities across
the nation by over a million
people. Think Write TO
Negro National Beautylogue
Pc. Box 8, Times Square Sta
ton, New York SO, N. Y.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March 10. T, Harris, 81 w.
Jessamine: Mrs. Gertrude Jones,
TAT st. Anthony Av.; Virginia
Jackson, 426 st. Anthony Av.;
Arthur Mcwatt Jr., $50 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs, Overton Wycough, 769
Carroll Av; william Richard
Meyer, 500 Fuller; Mrs. Agnes
Marshall, $50 Fuller Av.
March 11-Clara f. Bowers,
739 st. Anthony Av,; Marion Ad-
lins, 935 Iglehart Av.; Melodee
Harrison, 663 Iglehart Av.; Ed
ward Morris Jr., 305 N. Chats
worth; Gregory Reed, 1872 Carroll
Av.; Jeff Anderson, 900 St An
thony Av.; Ronald Massey, 719
St Anthony Az.
March I2-Willie Brooks, 397
Rondo Av.; Leutia Camp Cartin,
523 Carroll Av.; James L. Cleary,
962 St. Anthony Av.; George Har-
ris, sos Carroll Av.; Mrs. Lencra
Lewis, 377 N. st. Adams Av.;
Paul A. wycough, 769 Carroll Av,
March 13-Maria Jean Butler,
s97 Iglehart Av.; C. J. Sporting
800 Rondo Av.; Billy Thomas, 541
w. Central Av.; Howardean
johnson, TAO st. Anthony Av.;
John williams. 79l Rondo Av.;
Sharon Louise sayles, 1856 st. An
thony Av
March l4-Daniel Bailey, 37e
Carroll Av.; Lilean Ellen Garter
45s Carroll Av.; Allie Agnes Da'
Wis, 992 Iglehart Av.
March IS Mary Alice Carter
65s w. Central Av.; Mrs. George
Stone, s75 st, Anthony Av.; Marie
Woodland, $40 N. Avon St; Denis,
Adele Greene, 7O2 Carroll Av.
Edward Reed, 1852 Carroll Av.
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JULIUS CAESAR IN
RECITAL SUNDAY, MARCH
IL AT EIRST COMMUNION

Julius Caesar, remarkably
versatile soloist, widely known In
the Twin Cities area and recently
sponsored in successful rccitals
in Illinois and Iowa, will again
appear in a Minneapolis church,
First Communion Christian
church viii sponsor Mr.. Caesar
in recital Sunday March II, at
$50 p. m, at the YMCA, Ninth
St and Lasallc Az. Rev J. c,
Hodge Sr, Is pastor
The public is invited to hear
this talented young artist, There
is no admission charge and no
expected donation A free will Of
fering will be accepted to further
this young mans career and CON
tribute to the spread OF Christian
ity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

l. c. Harris were the dinner
guests OF Rev and Mrs Seminole
Mckee, 52S Irving Az N on sun
day, March 4th.
smart Set Club; The Smart Set
club OF Bethesda Baptist church
win meet Tuesday, March ta AZ
the home OF Rev and Mrs. r. q
Byrd, S74l Fourth Av. S, An
members are asked to be present.
sad Mission; Walter McElory
sr., t0ii Clinton Av,, left the city
Thursday, March /, for Minden,
La. to attend funeral services OF
his mother Mrs. Jane McEiroy,
who died Wednesday, February 20
at the age of es years. She Is sur
vtved by one daughter Mrs. Alice
Hughley. with whom she made her
home, and five conse, Charles
Minden, La, Benjamin, shreve-
port. La; Walter, Minneapolis;
James, Chicago; Granville, New
York city and George McElroy,
Boston, Mass, six grandchildren,
and nine great grandchildren.
Funeral service were held We'd
nesday. March In Minden, La
Returns Home; Clarence L. Nc
Cunough, Seattle, Wash, retired
from the Northern Pacific railway
on March LIST, after 81 years ser
vice. Mr. Mccullough, n native OF
Minneapolis has been running In
to Minneapolis on the N, p. road
since April 1855, When he first
entercde the service OF the MP.
railway in 1925. he was a barber
and since that time has worked Rs
waiter and parlor car attendant,
after the company discontinued
tonsorial service TO It's passengers.
Mr.. Mccullough left the city for
Seattle on Tuesday morning,
March Q.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

There are 100000 licensed
drivers in the United states or IL
drivers per vehicle registered
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Sylvester Kimbrough, 5s5 Car
roll Az: Leola Blair, Ss3 St AL
bans; Lance Christian F. Gambol,
Ss4 81. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Bernie
Green. AT Aurora Av
March 10 -- John William
Twiggs, $50 st, Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Notah Mundell, 721 ST, Anthony
Av.: Shadrick Smith, CAT St An
thony Az; Laurence Stuart, sos
Carroll Av.; David Branson
Greene, 74s Carroll Av.: Kath-
lecn Hughes, e54 Fuller Av.
Out Of Town Birthdays-
March IL -- Harold Wallace
Taylor, Roosevelt, New Mexico.
March 1S-Mrs. Jeona Leonard,
Guthrie, Okla.
March l4-Grace Gwynne, Sac
ramento, Calf.
March IS Tommie Copeland,
Duluth, MINI.
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
March lO-Ida NJ Harvey, 907
Washington Av. s.; Christine
Lewis, 1859 Humboldt Av. N;
Henry Lacy. 5l2 Colfax Av, N;
Mrs. Vivian Wright, sos Olson
Blvd; Harold McDuffie, 1913 18th
Av. N.
March Il-Russell Starks, 1919
Clinton Av.; Rev. Seminole Nc
Kee, 523 Irving Av. N; william
Helm, 1909 Fifth Av S.
March ~ - Mrs. Elizabeth
Rodgers, 34O9 Cedar Av.; Mrs. Ed
ma NJ. Edwards, 22O6 Elliot Av,;
Mrs. Thomas Henry, sol Eighth
| Az. N.
March 13-Mrs. w. f. Stovall,
1918 Fifth Az. s.; Mrs. Wreatha
G. Maxwell, 1920 goth Av. s.;
Rev. J. w. Graham, 531 Lyndale
Av. N; James Cummings, 1910
Seventh St; COMFY Landers, III
18th Av. N; Mrs Alma HEREFORD,
321 Humboldt Av ~
March 14-Mrs. William Madi-
son, $500 Portland Av.; Mrs. Har-
riet Shannon, 914 Girard Av. N;
Mrs. Dolores Gilmore, 915 FIRE.
mont Av. N.
March Mildred Rice, 616
Seventh st. NJ; William Reddick,
1917 Clinton Az; Henry Pitts,
1920 Fifth Av s.; Mrs. James A.
Lewis, 1929 Fourth Av. S.
March 16-Robert c. Wallace,
1927 Third Az. S.; Harry Massen-
gill. 3745 Fifth Av. s; Daniel
Swain, 1909 Third Av s.; Mrs.
Christine Carruthers, 1895 Fourth
Az. S: Mrs Virgil Hadley, 5000
Fourth Az. s.; Lorelei Gresham,
543 Girard Av. N.
ut-of-Town Birthday
March 1l-Miss Louise Bohan-
on, Tuskegee, Ala.
March l2-Paul w. Glenn, Chi
cago, I'll.
March 13-Dr. A. G. Albright,
Chicago: Priscilla Anderson,
Chicago, III.
March Hilary w. Hammitt,
Spokane, Wash; Aegean Sharp,
Chicago. Ill.
March 16-Marion Majors Nc
Elroy, Cleveland, o.
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another daughter, Mrs Claudia
Graham, who Is a patient In Glen
Lake Sanitorium, Mrs Heron
win remain in the city a while
longer. Mrs. Graham continues 70
improve and her condition Is
favorable, Mr., Heron and son
Samuel left FOR X. C., March 8,
Birthday Greetings; Greetings
to Rev Worth l. Barbour, 27ST
nth Az, s who celebrated his
birthday on Monday, March 9Th.
Annual Party; Invitations have
been issued by the Twin City Golf
Association Auxiliary FOR its sec
ond annual cabaret dancing party
Saturday evening, March 10. at
Ramaleys Hall, 900 Girard Av,
st, Paul, The party, which Is In
formal, will be held from 8 p. m,
until
Iowa VIsltorsi MIR and Mrs
Chester Howard OF Washington,
Iowa. were recent week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs, James c.
Crowder, ai44 Oakland Az, Mrs
Howard is sister OF Mrs, Crow
der.
First Nighters Bridge Club,
Mrs Richard l., Stokes Jr 1900
nth Az, s. was hostess 10 the
First Nighters Bridge club on
Saturday afternoon, March B.
Prizes for high scores were a
wardcd to Mrs Tyler Howell Jr,
first, Mrs. Lamar Roberts, sec.
ond and Mrs, william whiteslde
third. Mrs, VIOLIN Lewis was q
guest OF the hostess and was given
a gift. The next meeting win b.
April 7, with Mrs Henry Thomas
ss15 Clinton Az. as hostess
ophelia Rice wCTU special
Meetings Ophelia Rice Unit
wCTU will hold a special meet
ing for ministers at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Charles T. Parker
S3I2 Fourth Av s., Monday eve
ming. March ~, at 7;30 p. m. Rev
Parker In chairman Of the pro
gram, All ministers are invited, AZ
well "a the public Refreshments
will be served
Dinner Guests; Rev and Mrs
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THE LOWDOWN
by l.. Maceo Young

New York (ANP)-- Memos
from Mr.. Wonderful: Sammy
Davis Jr., always an unpredictable
fellow, surprised millions OF tele-
viewers watching steve Aliens
Tonight" when she showed up
shortly after the final opening
night performance Of Mr.. Won
derfur' and kissed pretty Pat
Marshall, white vocalist in the
musical, just as she introduced
Sammy to Allen and the television
audience Ducats for the Mr..
Wonderful" musical went 80 fast
that many PhiIadelphians had to
stand on the sidelines and watch
advance ticket holders from such
distant places as New York, Balti-
more, Washington, Detroit, Chi
cago and Cleveland, parade into
/ the Shubert Theatre for the pre-
miere For the benefit of Phil
lyites who'ye been wondering a
bout that luxurious Lincoln Con
tinental Mark II that's been park
ed on Broad street across from
the Shubert at various times dur
ing the past two months II be
longs to Sammy Mr.. Wonderful
Davis. They're still trying &c
figure out who the mysterious
lady was who kept calling the
theatre TO inquire about the ticket
Sammy said he'd leave for me.
The theatre couldn't help her
since she wouldn't give her name
Besides Sammy has many friends
for whom he personally provided
tickets.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

Nearly half (46 per cent? Of all
cars In the United States are
parked outdoors overnight.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

that win take him to Chicago, Las
Vegas and Los Angeles -,
l. 10 true that the New York
Giants top brass Is very very
unhappy over the surprise wcd,
ding that gave Winc Mays his
Wife No. (but which gave his
sI-ycar-old bride, Marguerite
Wendell her Husband No. So
Harlemites are whispering
about how Red Randolph's Shall
mar is running over with the big
bread" boys since cuties Mickey
Fowler Of Baltimore. Nd. and
Evelyn Adams OF Washington, u,
c, were added 70 the Seventh Av.
spots staff
Disk N Data; The Cadnlacs
they do They Call Me Speedic
But My Real Names Mr. Earr'l
have waNed a new one that should
40 right TO ( he top, It's called
shock A Doc" &c., Listen closely
the next time you get a chance e
hear Ann Coles Are You Salts
fiedT" and you'n discover an in,
consistency in the lyrics, Anr
sings Are you satisfied with tht
love that he gave you today" anJ
then comes the line do you thrill
to his kiss as you once did I,
mine."G
Evidently somebody goofed anC
forgot TO adjust the lyrics OF TN
tune so that a female could sini
&C. since Il was obviously penne,
by n man The LAmpighter
Cthey first went bigtime witt
their Il Used 20 Cry Mercy, Mer
cy" hit seem to have another hi
In you Were Sent Down From
Heaven" We Just heard an,
liked Jimmy Nolen's "Strollin
with Nolen" backed with the i'm
mortal After Hours"
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Mid-Knighters Auxiliary welcom-
ed a new member into the club,
Mrs. Richard Washington. Mrs,
Willis Clark, 912 Iglehart Av., will
be hostess at the next meeting
Saturday, March 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-09

People A. Places: Universal At
fractions newest rhythm a. blues
package, scheduled TO cover over
40 cities, is called the Rock and
Roll Cavalcade." Deal includes
Roy Brown, Perry Mayfield, Little
Willie John, The Five Royals, Tiny
Kennedy, Jimmy Coo and Joe
Tex George Treadwell, hand
some an-about-the-country and
manager-husband Of vocalist
Sarah Vaughan, was feted by
Harlemites before he left for an
extended vacation business trip
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WEDDING
ANNlVE
MINNEAPOLIS


March i3-Mr, and Mrs, James
Hin 9le Fremont Az. N, ~
years.
ST. PAUL
March - Mr.. and Mrs s. &c
Harris, $50 Rondo Av., rs years
March l6-Mr. and Mrs o. w.
Lindsey, 756 Carroll Av,, AZ years,
OUT.OF-ToWN
March l2-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old c, Brown Jr,, Los Angeles,
Calf, nine years.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPoLIs !

Family Visitors Mr. and Mrs Samuel Heron Sr. Of Kan
City kans and son. Samuel Jr, of Los Angeles Calf
rived Friday evening March . and the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Carl Fraction 3S41 Clinton Av. and Mrs Helen Harris
and children of 4l0 Third Av Mrs Fraction and Mrs Har
of the senior Herrons They also 20 visit
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AVONDALE AREA
DIET. BRICK HOMES

Def. BRICK HOMES
Lovely area. New-house condition,
Open Sunday 3 to- g.. 1924 Buchanan
81. tvacant), and 1882 Crittenden
SIT large rooms. ga baths;
screened porch; basement: rec. I'm (;
Diet. garage: gas heat. Wall-to-wall
carpet. many extras. Conv. location.
Agent at FIRST address. Ii. 6-7043:
W WI i REAL ESTATE CO.
2 SPECIAL BUYS IN NE.
Here's q home that Is ideal FOR
an aged or retired couple: custom
built Diet. brk. in perfect cond..
having liv. rm., din. rm,. family-slze
kit. bedrm. and bath, room for
expand. 2nd A.: ground-level bsInt..
beautiful lot: there are no steps
TO climb here. OIL or reg. financing.
Priced at S13,250 with substantial
cash.
ALSO
72S Crittenden st. n.e.--A lovely
brk home in fine cond,: powder
rm. LIST A.; 3 bedrms.; nice lot
Priced at $4,000 with substantial
cash. Both houses seen by apt.
only. Call Mr.. Cross, tn. 2-1l05
or RA. 3-A233,
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CT SPECIAL.
BRA SrSfIC*SJ
BRICK RAMBLER
3105 VISTA ST. NE.

DIRECTIONS. out r. I. ave,
right on g. OAK, left at Myrtle to
Walnut straight UP Walnut TO
Vista)
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HILLuM--3-bedrm brick: Wv,
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KANSAS AVE. near Eastern--Det.
rambler. ) bedrms.. full bsmt.. gas
heat gsrbage disposal. ? years old
Price and terms reasonable. LOWE
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RIGGS PARK-Si5.75O. assume az
CT loan. Semidet., all brick. 3
bedrms., III tiled baths, liy. rm.,
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5 Tss rm R.c WIN G rsedee ss pgisISe
n master bedrm. "a o1iethorps St.
ne. Cali III. 2-e5s1 Mon. after b.
RIGGS PARK, $4,000. 81 900
down--Must be sold dandy s.
bedrm semidet. brick; sep. din.
rIn., finished In knotty pine. mod
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rec. I'm. with bath; porch. See the
best bargain today by calling
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zoo nth ST. N.E.--A real bargain
2-family brick; oil ht.. fine loe,
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nice back yard; easy terms. LU.
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baths. mn, 3rd A.. lse, living rm,,
full-size din. rm,, mod, kit. pine
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