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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Asst. Labor Sec'y. Says Negroes
Won't Fall For Communism

Detroit, Jan. 8 - Stating that
Negroes have suffered too much
oppression to volunteer for it, ].
Ernest Wilkins, Negro u. s. assist
ant secretary of labor, said in
speech before the Protestant Mems
Supper Club here recently, that he
is not worried about Negroes en-
bracing Communism.
Addressing the group in the Cen
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Southern Groups
Join Forces
In Battle For
Segregation
Eleven States
Represented At
Memphis Meeting

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 8. = A
coordinating group to try to tie
Southern segregation organization
into one effective force was formed
here last Wednesday night.
The action, backed by Sen. East
land d., Miss.), took place at a
meeting Of the Federation for Con-
stitutional Government. Reporters
were barred.
A statement released said the
federation will aim to "mold such
southern organizations as the Git
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Negro Elected To
Musicians Board

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. g.
At a recent election of officers
for the 1861 term of the In
annapolis Musicians Local No. 8
(AFM), Bandleader Lancaster
(Lanny) Price was elected to the
BOARD of directors, making this the
first time in the history of the
local, which has a membership of
over 1000, that a race man has
been honored.
Price is a graduate of the Ar
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Annual Boy Scout
Banquet Set

The Chairman of the Jackson Dr.
vision of the Andrew Jackson Coun-
Gil, j. o. Harrion, announced the
Annual Scouters banquet to be held
on January 10, at Jackson College.
A we'll planned program for the
evening includes a speech by Mr..
Harry Haysbert, assistant to the
National Director Of Volunteer
Training, installation of officers
for the new year and awards to
many Scouters for past service.
Prominent Scouters from all over
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Scientists Say
Impossible 10
Predict Action
In South On
Segregation
See Race Relations In
State Of Marked
Confusion

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 3-There
is lot of difference, a couple of
sociologists observed Wednesday
between what it said and what it
done about the big changes going
on in racial relationships in the
South.
The public announcements from
leaders on both sides of the issue
can pretty we'll be predicted, the
two told a session of the American
Association for the Advancement
of Science but, they added, ut is
quite impossible to predict" ex-
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Find Body Of
Columbus Man
Floating In Pond

Columbus, Miss. Jan. 2 - The
body of a 47-year-old Columbus
Negro, Allen James, was found
floating in a pond near Columbus
brickyard early Wednesday. A
coroner's jury returned verdict
of accidental drowning. Lowndes
County Deputy Sheriff Tom Glow
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

trail Methodist church on "The
Tasks of the Christian Layman,"
Wilkins salso scored these who
urged fair treatment Of Negroes
to impress Communities. He said:
II am not impressed by those
who argue that men should do
things that are right because of
enlightened self interest. l always
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Mound Bayou Official Denies
Ban Against NAAcP Meetings

to prohibit meetings Of race agi-
tating groups and then named the
NAACP and the Regional Council.
Edwards said Friday, I regret
that the article quoted me as say
ing we planned barring meetings
of such as the NAACP and etc.
being held in Mound Bayou. made
no reference to the NAACP and
tried in vain not to mention the
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

Brownell to Investigate as SUBJ
versives" the federation.
The federation was formed in
Jackson, Miss, last January. In
Memhis, recently it set up a CO.
ordinating group, which avowedly
will work with patriotic organiza-
tons throughout the nation for
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Dr.. F. D. Buford,
A & I President
Succumbs At rs

GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan. B.
DR.. Ferdinand D. Buford, IS, presi-
dent Of North Carolina Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, died
here last week after short ill
ness.
DR.. Buford, who had been presi-
dent Of the institution since 1925,
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Jackson Negro
Man Executed!
For Rape 4
Committed Here
Young Negro
Mothers Rape
Charge Stunned

Jackson, Miss. Jan. a (DSN) -
Robert Buchanan, a 80 year old
Jackson Negro man, convicted for
the crime of rape, was executed in
the Nthal Gas Chamber of the
state penitentiary at Parchman
Tuesday afternoon.
After shaking hands with the
other prisoners in the death row,
Buchanan was accompanied to the
Gas Chamber by Father J. T. Nc
Continued on Page Two)
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Dr.. Howard Says Council Aim TO
Drive 500, 900 Negroes From State

Sunday that the White Citizens
Councils of Mississippi have under
way a plan to drive 100000 Me-
groes out of the state during the
next ten years.
DR.. Howard also bitterly attack
ed the Federal Bureau of IEvesti-
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 8 (Spec-
iaD - DR.. T. r. M. Howard, of
Mound Bayou, Mississippi, Presi-
dent and Founder of the Regional
Council of Negro Leadership, an
often quoted spokesman on Ne
gro rights, without revealing the
source of his information, said here
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. 8.
Attorney David w. Williams, ma
tive of Atlanta, was appointed Mu-
nicipal Judge by Gov. Goodwin j.
Knight (Rep.) on December FL.
Atty. Williams will serve a full
term with jurisdiction over one of
the Les Angeles Municipal Courts.
Atty. Williams is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Wexford W..
Williams.
A graduate of UCLA, Attorney
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
REPORT MISSISSIPPI FAST
LOSING NEGRO FARMERS

all of the decrease in the South
was accounted for by the drop in
the number of tenants and share
troopers.
In the South the biggest per-
centage drop occurred in Arkansas
where the number of farm opera
tors deceased from 182,429 to
145,075, or by 20.5 per cent. OF the
81 ,354 drop, tenants accounted for
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Elect Negro Pres.
Of Interracial
Pastors GROUP

Southern Pines, N. c. Jan. 8 -
One Negro minister was elected
president and another was elected
treasurer of the Moore County Min
listers Association. The group is
interracial.
The Rev. John R. Funderburk,
presiding elder of the AME Zion
Church in Southern Pines, was
elected president of the group sue
ceeding the Rev. Hogan Yancey,
Continued on Page Four
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

Mound Bayou, Miss. Jan. 81.
E. Edwards, alderman and acting
mayor of this all-Negro town, de-
MED that he said he planned to
move to prohibit meetings here Of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
and the Mississippi Regional Coun-
Gil of Negro leadership.
The article quoted Edwards as
saving a move was being planned
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
NEGRO APPOINTED MUNICIPAL
JUDGE BY CALF. GOVERNOR

Williams received his LIB degree
from the University of Southern
California. For approximately the
past Is years he has practiced law
as a partner in the Matthews and
Williams legal firm.
Attorney Williams and his wife,
the former Miss Ouida White OF
Los Angeles, are the parents OF
two sons, David, Jr., and Vaughn
Charles.
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

There were 100000 fewer farms
in the U. S. in 1854 than in 1850,
according to a preliminary report
of the 1854 Census of Agriculture.
The number of farms in 1854
stood at 4,782, 1893, or Ill percent
less than the 1850 figure Of $780,
1862. The greatest decline in the
number of farms between 1850 and
1854 took place in the eastern part
of the u. S. and the South. Nearly
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
STATE NEGROES EYE OPENING LEGISLATURE

see VAST MAJORITY OF NEGRO
CITIZENS OF STATE READY TO
PLACE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ABOVE
The Immediate ISSUE OF
SEGREGATION AND INTEGRATI0k
Urge Legislature To Strengthen
And Continue School Equalization
And Building Program
See Negro Voters Cooperating With
Responsible White Citizens To
Restore Good Name Of State
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HOUSES uhFURN. Cont,

S16 d ST. Me- rms. and bath;
newly decorated: 500 per month
Key at T61 10th st. Sc. -17
SEC rms. and hath. gas heat
excel. eond.; sS5 per mo. Key al
SILVER SPRING. st. Johns Par ar
-3-bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath; 3.story Colonial; Sll0 mo
JU. S-349O; after o, Lo. $500
KENsINGTON--3 bedrooms, full
bsmt.; 2-ear garage: Anchor-fencet
time, HUGGiNs d HARRISON
liza VAN BUREN ST. N.w.-conv
baths. oil h w h.: ice. garage; auiei
neiehborhood. NATIONAL METRO.
PoLITAN BANK OF WASHING,
CHEvERLY-Beautifui 3-bedroon
home. Liv rm.. dining rm.. com.
plete cleo. kit, with breakfast rm
Den. side screened porch LIST A
i Fun bsmt ia oil heat Excellent Sendi
ADAMS. Realtor. UN. Alias. IL
ADELPHI-Nr. MOL. 6-rm. Capt
WA. 7-0l9G. HEIDER IL SELLERS
LANDOVER HILLS stories. 3 bed
rms. full bsmt.; gas heat: 24-acrt
lot 500 per mo. CLYDE R
n APA M a Reaitor uN, Al !13 Ii
bedrms.. finished attic. basement
large screened porch home. Thi,
roomv home has a nice ward ano
located in the Falls Church area
SI15. Fifty other rental homes. Cal
JE 2-2620 JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY. 113 W. Broad ST.. Falls
wHEAToNMH4 bedrms.. baths. til,
R m9 cali Iff Wi IT es aHd garden f9Sc
BETHESDA, 5629 Oak pl.-4-year,
old 3-bedrm rambler; availabl,
June : SIZE mo OIL. 4-3S24.
1918 GA. AVE, S. s.. Md - bed.
rms, lge. vd.: viii rent furn. II de-
sired VIII, 6-s7lo or AID. 2-43l@
FALLS cHURCH-Brick Cape Cod
schools. swim pool. EN-. 9-7676.
ALEXANDRIA -bedrm. semi.
Diet, home, in excel. cond.; never
rented before; full bsmt., outside
ENTRANCE; wonderful ward. $40 mo
FAiRFAx CIRCLE, VA. vIC.-smal
SoT r%s g %0Gsrn nj FL heat heat
FALLS CHURCHCTwo bedrms.
fenced back yard with gym. set,
yearly lease; JE. 3-l295. III
Corner, brick. modern. 5 rooms
cox & CO. INC. RE. 7-l633.
l0l HURON DR., FOREST HEIGHTS
MI. -3-bedrm. Diet. bungalow, gas
heat, nice lot. Air-cond. Newly
decorated Rent 500. To inspect
call JOHN L. Shell TON. REALTOR
10 $1,000. -l6
option to buy. Sl3,950. 3-h.r.. brick
rambler, full bsmt. fenced yd.; SIZE
per mo. 2-yr lease. HE. 4-4217
lis
lP. G. CO.--3-bedrm. brk. ramb., full
bsmt,. close to everything. Poss
sI22 mo he; $4,000; ewes. HA. 2
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

HYATTSvILLE capt house. .
oedrms" liv rm.. kit and bath on
each a, Sl25 mo. WA 1897,
NEW 4 BEDRMs.. . baths. liv fm
din rm.. kit, fun bsmt., mr., Naval
Hosp and NH OIL. l.3i5g. i6s
NEW BRICK HOME--Sl0a mo. rent
or sell Easy terms . bedrms
"a baths. bSmt Dir From Wash
via new parkway to Riyefdale out.
let right $50 II. 10 seth ave, risht
on Rbth 10 end and risht TO model
81 14OJ 9th ave, Beacon Heights
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7.e3l6.
-i6
heat. bsmt. lovely yard trees. mr.
schools. shops transp., churches
$40 10. 4-OSI3. Id
EAST WEST hwy. i4l6-- o.story
2 bedrms. Sis mo, avail. MAY Is
close TO public end parochial
n. ". AVE. AND oUACKFNBOS ST.
---3-bedrm Diet brk buiit-in sar.
fenced lot: S12b mo. RA. 6.es75.
IA
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HOME VALUES

SOB N. Capitol st.-S rooms and
BATH oil h-W h. SIS.
9i9 Mass. ave. n.w-ll rms, !
kitchens Sl25 mo.
liz Udell pl. ne 3 bedrms, liv
rm.. din, kit bath. full bsmt Sl25
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
= Mass, Ave. Realtors MA. s-5o2C
COLORED-5-RM. SEMIDET. brick
bsmt. gas heat; $50 per mo- Mr.
Benning I'd. and E. Capitol st. Call
COLORID-s.E.. hoe & sT.-Rent
or sale. S@95 On. Balance like
rent, u rms. u. 6-7l3o. IA. o.
COLORED-OPEN INsP. TO-DAY
1854 HAYES So ne. Il rms. SOB. 30.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Aets.. l4l7 L
COLoRED-iia ADAMS ST. NV
Vacant, beautiful brick home. &
large rooms plus knotty-pine rec
reation room; modern; Sl15 per
month Call MURRAY LEVINE.
INC, AID 4-31:T --19
DEPT. OF AGRI-
CuLTURE--S75 mo. 5-rm. brick
redec.. modern kitchen and bath
ST 3-44I5 tn, n-s56a
lis
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Home For an Executive

1875 Locust I'd. NV. loff upper
10th ST. offers the utmost in liv-
ability. Center hail. magnificent liv-
ing room formal dining room and
de luxe kit. 3 twin sized bedrooms
attractive dormitory. ia baths. car
peted throughout oak paneled club
room with bar and fireplace. maid S
-oom with bah: beautifully land
scaped lot with barbecue pit and
patio. For Apt. call RA. 3-4S37 OF
SHANNON & LUCHS, s@4 14th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15

CAPE -Expansible home tea
turing living room, KIT with table
space, bedrooms, dn additional
space for ., bedrooms and bath w
~ approved Price. : 1850 WOOD
4-5o0O IN n.3O
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Continued on Next PagsJ
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-

close-in neighborhood near Subur-
ban Hospital; red brick Colonial,
with slate roof: on a lovely wooded
lot. true center hall. large livins
nm. screened porch. dining rm.,
fully equipped kitchen with table
space. 3 spacious bedrooms and .
baths upstairs. rec. rm. and full
bsmt. attached garage, terrific at
SOB 900. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL
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rHF MOsT ron Tur LEAST

bedrm. rambler Level lot. mr.
neighborhOOd Washer and drier IN
cluded. Only $1,000. CT Excel
ient condition, a J. KEsSINGER
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NEW RAMBLER---reaturing entrance

hall liv rm dining l. elec kit.
with wall oven and table space
2 bcdrmS, ~ baths. rec. nm
den, workshop, etc ; immediate pos
HES Georgia ave- 10. 4.72O0
tiii u an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Very attractive white brick cen.
ter-hall Colonial on a quiet cul-de.
sac OF Utph ave; large living rm
and huge screened porch overlookini
exauisttely handicapped rear yard
new birch Kitchen with de lux,
equipment and adjoining breakfast
room tull-Size dining rm. lara,
den and powder rfn.. 3 twin bed.
rms. and . baths upstairs; also
paneled recreation rni maids rm
and bath and earaSe. the leve
lot contains over 10000 50. f..
priced s3I.50u W b. WRIGHT
EN-, $4,000 I'll q pm.
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I'll $50
CUSTOM APPEARANCE, uniaue 10.
cation IN Carroll Knoll, this y bed.
room brick rambler rs a dream boat
for Si3g5O Ju. D-6SOO or HE 4.
i2"al for details
WILLARD MILLER Home Merchan,
NEED SPACE? CAN " for large 4
bedrm ColonialS IN Inc more
desirable area Priced from g3S
900 10 SAP 800. Call III u nm
VIM Z RYhN CO, EN-. 2.65si.
GREENWICH FOREST .bedrn-
s.bath center-hall Colonial brick
home Lee Nv rm., din. rm. modern
Kitchen. rec rt1, maids room and
2-car garage. Wooded lot. Lor. IN a
choice suburban area. Price, S3i 500
BILLINGSLEY REALTY co.
EN-. 2-@32d EYES EN-. 2.Off7
Id
Continued on Next Pags.)
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SILVER SPRING, S@I 950-De luxe
close-in brand-new 3-hedrm. brick
rambler; spacious all-elec. kit,
separate din rm % beautifully
DESIGNED baths; garage hSmt {:
firepl. terms RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. a-l1d3: ewes, RIA.
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SU.VFR SPRING. rosemary Hills--
Be cool in this 4-hedrm 9-bath.
FULLY AIR COND brick Cane Cod;
/ fun bsmt.: lge. fenced lot: mod
kit. with diShwasher and disposal:
patio and lee screened r0-Hh |
blk new elem school. S"3 $50,
VA and FLA pending. $50 sum
dale dr. JU 7-9n1q. OWNER
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HOUSES FURNISHED

COMBINED rooming house and
apis. near CONGRESSIONAL Library;
rent. Slan monthly: furniture,
$1,000. $3.50 down EN- 2-a06l
If
18th ST. N.w.-sell or rent, 1i-rm
6.ieS' : baths 2 garages. Phone
ISih AND OAK ST. N.w.--June l
TO Sept 5 rms. conV $50 mo
CO 5-l6S4 or he. 4-707f.
GEORGETOWN Attractively furn
house, breeze conditioned. garden
.. lge. bedrms., 80 baths. liy. rm
kit, full bsmt Avail. June no
3-bedrm home. atirac
furn Lee shady lot, attic fan
Conv. to shopping and transu
Chevy Chase Bethesda area Avail.
able June | TO Sept !, TO reputable
party, Reference required Reason.
able, Phone OIL $500. II
CHEVY CHASE CLUB VIC. --Attrac.
tivev furn 2-story Colonial brick
3 bedrms II used as DEM. -.
baths, Ice, liv. rm dining rm
kit screened porch, rec. rm ga.
rage u mos. Avail June / Nc
children or pets 5000 mo Cal
Mrs Duke. EN- $4,000 or OIL
6.tss3 w b. WRIGHT CO, 5O2l
Wisconsin ave. NV.
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tween he Guns nlEs west ~
lance 10 every type Of school A
Colonial home set slightly above
the street with lots OF tail shade
trees. Center hall lee liv. rm. with
firepl leading 10 screened porch .
din rm., beautiful -and-eop-
per" KIT with new dishwasher.
powder rm, on list nr.. .. Ice bed;
rms. and 2 baths OF md hr. iull
GRATED home Is ready 70 move into
fNEz cUsHARD. Realtor. En-. q
1892 or OIL 2.6sB7. III
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MICHIGAN PARK

Hosp Ts a9a1 soutb new Dak lTsioe avs
ne, Standardized @-story brick. full
basement 1is baths. also separate
dining room. sos mo-. | bus fare
only. Open Sunday. 20 pm. or
phone for appointment weekdays
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 1-2434 DI. 1885
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RETtRFn COTpIF Beautiful brick
tull .bsmt. memberships home. .
ICE bedrms. ccnter-hall plan. car.
port deep LOT With MANY shade
trees Immaculate. A. j. RES-
SINGER =. 20 III QAsIl
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St2,SOO--All brick is this lovely a.
bedroom rambler. located con
veniently' IL features larpe
screened porch and fenced ward
Name your terms GRAHAM g. co
JU. 5-dJb0 y till n
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CLEVELAND PARK

Comfortable 4.bedrm.. a-bath, cen
ter-hal plan home. large Twins
room. dining room. kitchen, two
car sarage. attractive ward: vel
real value Ewes, call AID. 4.nn52
RIDDELL REALTY CO. D1. 7-7900
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BETHESDA, close in, quality con.
Sjructlon IN this charming home
/ Law. rm. with trepl,, sep dlning rm.
bath on Ist 4 bSmt with rec rln
| garage: eXpanSible attic; loYelS
/ level lot Sl1,!0o. ANDRlS REAL
/ TY q I'll q OF 1-9UsU
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BETHESDA, by owner--Our home,
6la-yr -old brick Colonial, on quiet
street, in highly desirable neigh
borhood 3 bedrm and bath up
bedrm and full bath on LIST fir
All-elec kit full bsmt auto. 30"
attic fan scr. porch Our picture
window overlooks spacious level
secluded yard with beautiful peren-
NAL Gov ers and shrubs. baby Eng
liyh lockwood and fine large old
shade trees No agents, please OIL
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
FOREST HILLS
S26,950

Well-built brick with slate roof:
entrance hall. living room with Are.
place. large dining room. very pleas
ant den, powder room and Kitchen.
second floor has iour bedrooms, two
- hS. finished room on third floor;
full basement. hot-water heat; two
ca GARAGE. very rood value call
JAMES = scHWAB, EN-. .-5S00:
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
PLEASANT HILLS
2-FAMIIY HOUSE

Get smart-buy one OF these
houses--live in one apartment ano
rent the other-the rent you receive
will pay the expenses. Let US show
YOU how.
100 Fort DR. RA 6-@56g
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BELLE VIEW

oLAAG LEW
ON BEAUTIFUL MT. VERNON
BLVD SWIMMING POOL. WADINC
POOL SCHOOL. FAIRGROUNDS
COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER
ALL ON PREMISES
One mile south Alex, 90 Minis
from downtown ID. c.. Pentagon
main Navy and 10 Minis. to Fort
Belvcir
Resort atmosphere on spacious
grounds In country club area with
all city conveniences Off-street
parking Lowest rents including
above features in entire area.
i-BEDRooM APT. SsE
2-BEDROOM APT. = S95 TO 500
I3 -BEElD1lR,Q2SoeMd APT ,-,r,, ,I 81 81
PuRN APTs. ALSO AVAILABLE
Rental office, 601 Belle View blvd
Open daily through Fri, 9 to 8;
Sat. 2 to s: Sun. noon till S pm
PHONE so. $4,000 and so. S-s00l
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HARBOR TERRACE

REASONABLE PRICES
Newly decorated bedroom
S12.15 and S75.75. 2-bedroom apis.
$50 10, includes utilities.
For information. apply Apt. I
1901 Abingdon dr.. Alexandria. OV
3-24O4. Ia
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RIGGS PARK

500 DOWN
Buys this really clean. Semidetachee
brick home in a convenient area oil
the park. First floor has Twins
room, dining room. kitchen and pow
der room. ) bedrooms and bath on
second floor. Full basement, Gl OF
conventional financing Call Ma. B.
GAO til 0 pm.
SIDNEY z. MENsH & co, INC.
}-bedrm. town houses in
much "better-than-ne condition
Perfectly equipped even with screens
and Anchor fences You cannot lose
your price and terms. Sl95 down
$3.50 mo. including taxes and in
surance. Located near N. Capitol
and K SITS. Call Mr. Schmidt
weekdays, 10 to $50. Ma. S-a251
CoLoRED WOODBRIDGE. :{6i l
Central ave. ne; large 6-rm., mod
ern bath. Diet. home. Features in
Guide full bsmt, equipped kit. IA
rage large yard and many extras.
Priced below market at Sl0.000
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO. 1929 K st
NV ma. S-o332; ewes; ~. 9-9359
COLORkD-20IS 4th ST. Ne. We'll
built t-rm. and bath brick home.
bsmt.. oil h W. heat, concrete front
porch, Lear garage and many eX-
tras Priced TO sell FLOYD z.
DAVIS CO. 1929 x ST. NV, MA
S-0;,5" ewes. LII. "-OO37
COLORED-BARGAIN. Si95 dn.. mr.,
Lincoln Park -familv brick; sep.
entrances: big money-maker; ideal
for tourist house. vacant. FISCHER,
OIL. 4-7SSS. lis
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

1924 Nash st, Sc: Diet,
stone and brick: Z lovely rms.
baths; rec. rm., lovely lot WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO., Ii
6-7043; ewes. LII. 2-30Il.
Mr.. ANACOSTIA HIGH SCHOOL
lS-ft. front brick. side hall. Il rms.
: enclosed porches, full bsmt., gas
INV h. Price, 81 1850. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. $4,000, LII
2-j916.
BEST BUY ON CAPITOL HILL
Block now owned by investors fol
restoration. 1873 d st. Sc. now com.
plate. Open daily.
MEzZANoTTE g. CO.
CO. $1,000 Ewes, Ho. 2-907s
COLORED-NEAa COR. nth AMI
PENNA. AfE.-S lge. rms, vacant
new cond. $3.50 to $500 cash. Will
exchange OWNER. ia. 5000.
COLoRED-FoRT DUPONT PARK
81 200, Gil approved-S560 dn.
S1l mo. payments includes taxes
and insurance. 5-rm. brick: tull
bsmt., gas heat, Anchor-ienced level
lot. T. d. BURGESS, RE $4,000.
COLORED--i5th PL. S.E.-Colonial
brick, corner lot: q rms, = haths
full bsmt., rec. rim. with bar. lac
porch: Gil approved. T. D. BUR-
CESS. RE. $4,000.
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EXCEL NV LOCATION

3 bedrms., baths on End floor.
liv. .rm.. din. rm.. kit. on LIST A.: .
on LIST floor. Rec, rm. with Ia bath.
This house can be rented TO reliable
party for Sl40 for bal. OF lease to
run through Dec. OF 1856. Avail
June Is. Call FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE. 7-246I or RA. 6-1533.
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6622 32nd ST. nav 4.

Barnaby Woods. 3 bcdrms.. .
baths. beautifully furnished. recre-
alton rnl.. garage; property located
In one Of WashinRton's finest sec
tions For information call
W. G. a. A. N MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co,
EN- 9-I4B4