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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
BOOK CLUB TO
HEAR ROBERT JoRVIG
ON NOVEMBER IS

The Book Club will hold its sec
ond public meeting on Sunday
day afternoon, November rs, from
4 to 7 p. m. in the Upper Midwest
Room OF the Star Tribune Build
ing. 426 Portland Az Mime
apolis,
Robert Jorvig, executive direct
or of the Minneapolis Housing and
Redevelopment Authority will
head a panel discussion on hous-
ing. Other panehsts will be
specialists in the housing field,
Mrs, Barbara Cyrus is general
chairman Of the meeting with Mrs
Jean Coins as co-chairman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late Frank
II. Rawlings ST., wish to express
our thanks and appreciation for
the many acts of kindness during
our recent bereavement. We es-
pecially wish to thank Rev Floyd
Massey Jr., for his comforting as
sistance.
For the many cards, letters,
kilograms and floral tributes to
our loved one, we shall always be
grateful.
Mrs. Frank II. Rawlings Sr.,
wife; Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Raw
lings, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
Rawlings Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Rawlings, sons and daugh-
ters-in-law.
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that segregation Of Negroes and
whites on Montgomery busses vlo-
lated the Constitutions guaran-
tees OF due process and equal pro-
lection under the law.
In a brief, unanimous order the
supreme court cited It's 1854 de-
cision against segregation in pub
lic schools. II also cited subse-
quent decisions outlawing seq
regation in public parks and play.
grounds and on public golf links.
This affirmation removed all
doubt that the Court was outlaw
ing all segregation on public
transportation systems, especially
the bus lines.
Roy Wilkins, executive secre-
tary OF the NAACP in New York
called tho latest court decision, a
further step in the direction Of
wiping out all forms OF racial
segregation in public tax-sup-
ported facilities. services and in
situations"
There IL indication that II the
Montgomery bus line In allowed
70 halt It's segregation that the
Montgomery Improvement Assn.
headed by Rev Martin Luther
King, might decide the boycott Of
several months which financially
crippled the cities bus line.
King called the Supreme Courts
latest decision. "a glorious day
break to end the long night OF en-
forced segregation on Transports
ton.
Mississippl's Gov. ], p. Coleman
said the new decision win make no
difference in his state. He said.
"our attitude about the decision
win be about the same as about
the school segregation cases"
Tallahassee Negro car pool
drivers who were convicted re-
Gently OF carrying passengers in
an effort by local officials to force
Negroes Jimero busses upon
learning OF the Supreme Court de-
cision asked for a new trial.
The Montgomery bus boycott
WINS the first widespread use by
American Negroes OF the passive
resistance approach against race
segregation on public eonveyanoes
and It's use In America has at
tracted international attention.
The Montgomery boycott was fol-
lowed by the Tallahassee boycott
where Negroes are still riding in
private cars or walking 10 work
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Twin Cry
. Church N eWS
MT. oLIvET BAPTIST

Therefore if any man be IN
Christ he viii put away old thlhss
and all things viii become new.
Jesus Christ hath given TO US the
ministry Of reconciliation ms
was the text from which Rev. b.
II. Hunter preached Sunday, NO
vember IL, taken from Cor. ., II
Is verses. He used for his subject
"A New Creature in Christ
Morning prayer was given by
deacon Harvey Hopkins Sr.
Music was provided by the Sen.
Tor choir. Mrs. Viola Cassell and
Mrs. Bertha McKerson were SOLO
lists.
Visitors for the day were Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Alexander, Union
Baptist church, Waterloo, Ia and
Roy z. Bolts of Chicago, III.
Mt. OHvet church extends deep
est sympathy to the following
members and their families: God
frey Rawlings in the loss of his
father, Mr.. Frank Rawlings Sr.i
Mrs. Bessie Moore in the loss OF
her husband. Benjamin Moore
deacon f. N. Daniels in the loss OF
a sister-in-law in Kansas City
Mo, and TO Mrs. James Bucknel
in the loss Of her grandmother II
Indianapolis, Ind.
Deacon Isaac Blakey will preach
his trial sermon at the evening
service Sunday. November IS.
Sunday, November is at $3.50 p. m
A musical program will be giver
under the auspices Of the Pastor.
Aid. The st. Paul Gospel Chora
Union and other musical talent
will appear. Mrs. Clara Smith is
president of the Pastors Aid.
You're always welcome at Mt
Olvet.
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Services For Benjamin
Moore ST. Held

Services for Benjamin Moore,
ST.. 90 W. Lawson St. who died
November 9 in Our Lady OF Good
Counsel Home, were held at ? p,
m. Monday, November IL at the
Brooks Funeral chapel Rev. Den
al A Carly ofnciated with bur
ial in Forest Lawn cemetery,
Survivors include his wife, Mrs
Bessie Moore. son, Or, Benjamin
] Moore OF Kansas CITY Mo, sis,
ter Mrs. Elizabeth Workman, ST
Louis Mo, and other relatives,
Brook Funeral Home was In
charge OF arrangements,
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FORMER RESIDENT, MRS.
GRACE WILSON, DIES
IN los ANGELES

Word was received in Mime
apoliS OF the death in Los Angeles
of Mrs. Grace Wilson. widow Of
Marshall r. Wilson. both former
resident OF Minneapolis.
The Wilson's moved TO California
in l9t5 Mr.. Wilson died in August
OF this year. Mrs. Wilson is sur
vived by her sister, Mrs Mary
Dukes, who recently went 10
California from Minneapolis %
live with the couple.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully acknowledge
with deep appreciation, the many
flowers, cards, kilograms and
other expressions Of kindness
shown our loved one, Richard l.
Stokes ST., extended during his
illness and subsequent death. Our
sorrow was certainly softened by
such friendly gestures.
Mrs. Carrie M. Stokes, wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard l. Stokes Jr.,
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland
A. Stokes and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Stokes and Mrs.
Earline c. Galloway, children.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
CARD OF APPRECIATION

MY sincere thanks to the many
friends who remembered me with
visits, cards, tokens and other
acts of friendship during my re-
cent confinement at home due to
an accident. l especially wish to
thank Rev. and Mrs. B. ]. Fizer
for the beautiful chrysanthemum
plant.
Mrs. Nick Simmons.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

About Time Dept. In Eng
land a rising young actress has
received permission to change her
name from Magdalene Ekatarlna
Antonina vishinslSyi Klastaites to
Magda Miller.
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mother Blow To Segregation.
Another Blow To segreso'iOn'
High Court Outlaws
Dixie Bus JimCrO In
Backing Lower Court

Washington, d. C.The United States Supreme Court de.
vered another body blow segregation public trans
poraton here today when wiped state and local laws
quiring segregation I'M Constitutional
The court by unanimously reaffirming decision Of three
federal district court in Montgomery Ala which had ruled
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

pray for all sick and shut-ins.
You are always welcome to all
services at Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia
Westbrooks, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Keeping up with the Joneses
isn't nearly as dangerous as try
ing 10 pass them on a hill
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

A new freight car came off the
assembly lines in the United
states every eight minutes, on the
average, in June. 1856.
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US. Threat To Prosecute
Those Barring Negro Voters
Brings HOWIs From Dixie

Jackson MssA threat by the Department OF justice to
where Negroes have been denied the right TO
Mississippi drew angry replies from Mississippi oca
including Governor J. p. Coleman
Gov Coleman called the statement Of ASS T. Attorney
General Warren Oney III cheap political bluff according
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

The man who never makes a
mistake win be found taking
orders from one who occasionally
does.
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Severe Qualifications

The catch is that the 1856 legis-
lature amended the constitution by
establishing more severe qualifi-
cations for voter registration.
These include an Interpretation of
a section Of the state constitution
to the satisfaction of the circuit
clerk. Citizens who had been on
the rolls under the old law were
required to re-register and thous-
ands of Negroes were wiped off
the books by registrars. Others
were frightened off by threats Of
bodily harm or loss Of employ
ment.
The statement of Mr. Olney in
Washington tied the White Ciu-
zens Councils to the state election
officials in the denial Of the vote
to Negroes and this was confirmed
by the prompt and angry state
ments Of state Senator w. NJ,
Rainach in Louisiana who is also
state president Of the White Citi-
zens Councils. and Of state Sena-
tor sam Englehardt of Alabama,
who is also state president of the
White Citizens Councils, Both men
have been leaders in the moves In
their states to bar Negroes from
voting. In Mississippi, one of the
printed detectives Of the White
I Citizens Councils is the cutting
down OF Negro voting strength.
Olney pointed out in his state
ment that the Department OF Jus
tice is now handicapped in NOV
ling into these cases because i
cannot act until after a voter IA!
been denied his rights, that is
after election day The civil right
| bill which was passed by IN,
House last July, but which wa
buried BY the Senate in the clos
ling DAYS Of the session, woul,
have given the Department o
Justice new power to act in theS
cases.
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to the Jackson Daily NEWS, and
wired him that Mississippi stands
ready 10 defend any Of its public
officials who are sought TO be
made the victims Of unjustified
federal coercion" Coleman asked
Olney to name any county regis
trars in Mississippi who had de-
MED Negroes the vote and added
IF you have any cases we Will
meet you at the courthouse"
Another scream Of anger came
from the Daily News which in a
front page editorial calls Olney "a
plain, unvarnished, unmitigated
liar" for trying TO tell the people
Of this nation that Negro voters
in the South are being kept away
from the polls"
Order Records Kept Secret
State Atty. Gen. Joe Patterson
ordered Mississippi election Of
ficials TO keep their records secret.
Patterson is reported TO have adj
mitted to daily newspaper report
ers that voter registration records
are public document, but said he
did not believe the records should
be made available 10 Just any
one" including FBI agents. Pat
terson said his instructions to cleo
ton official would be that they
did not have to permit their re-
cords to be inspected except on a
direct court order.
Urge Soviet Group To Inspect
Dixie Polls
At about the same time the Oh
ney statement was released, the
NAACP state office here made
public a telegram it had sent to
President Eisenhower strongly
urging that the Russian group
which the State Department invit-
ed here to observe an American
election be sent to Mississippi to
observe how Negroes are being
denied the right to register and
vote.
The NAACP telegram said the
foreign observers should be sent
to Hattiesburg, Miss, in Forrest
county where there are less than
25 Negroes registered out of a to-
tai Negro county population Of
10000" and to jefferson Davis
county where more than 1000
persons who have been registered
voters from from three to ten
years were DISTINGUISHED because
they were Negroes"
Circuit Clerk ]. w. Daniels of
jefferson Davis county is quoted
as saying, mo one has been re-
fused the right to vote because of
race or color. They have been re-
fused because they have failed to
qualify under the laws Of Missis-
sippi"
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Negro Vote Killed Adlai?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
2 FINE BARGAINS

home with bascb'd heat, 3 bedrms.
dining IN fully equipped elec. XII.
mod bath All completely furnished.
Boat harbor al in Al condition.
Priced - coo Easy Terms
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH =
Beautiful home. lac. corner lot Lee.
liv I'm bedrns moo elec 1T.
and bath Beautiful porChes Al fire.
~ fu!n Workshop and storage bar
necue Best location WE. sa MICE.
- 500 Easy Terms
Have other fine zones In Frank
lin Manor Beach Edgevster Beach.
CedsrhuTSt, Mason Beach and
other high srade waterfront develop
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NF,NN7
ON WATER

New hone LIn. rou,a p.g .-r
WudoW bedroom elec Kitchen.
utility room m0deru oath o. bes;
biz crrpn"d porch t3ctug water
tfCr GOOD Terms
Drive Is Drala Nd nee ~ al,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY


BEACH LOT, Kent Island 500.
down. balance monthly. OIL. 9-ssSs
OCEAN CITY. MD. New cottage.
iufn Blk ocean: 3 br avail
July Aug 1928 wk IA. S-3450.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot. APP
proN | acre beautifully Contoured
Sv.tan setting, close to bay; par
italy cleared idea for fine YEAR
round hone restricted askinz
NaJdu Cal Kin- s-6SiH after G
PIN Wrckdays
OCEAN CITY MD --lO0-tt 'front.'
dec lot On ocean hwy between
au,h aud iist sts MI ocean Sdc
II boo MIR NORMAN, UN l-5lun
SALE-BEACH PROPERTY. 15Xi6l
Anne AiHndcl CUun'e S9Itise
Beaci b lde setctn R.ee IA
'izi.it
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-4 -oedfm
cuitaec, ocean ok sui, families
WklS rent at Aug - OIL i-jial
BETHANY BEACH. DEL bedrm
house blk 10 ocean $50 wk Aus
feduced rate Sept EN- 9-5A33
BETHANY BEACH, Lovely
Cnlfaec sleeps : Ocean :. bks All
itil, Now avail Dickinson f6aS
BETHANY BEACH DEL New honis
ocean block. ) bedrns,, ga baths
$50 vk. JU. S-l73e.
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rum POINT, MD. Wood Iot

DRUM POINT, MD. Wood lot, Sac
rlhCe RIA 3-40lS
ST MARY'S COUNTY bedrms
liz. rm. 3uXlS kit, din rm :!
baths. breP2eWay: Lear garage ioN
En- treeS beautiful yhruboerles
2l2 acres on Breton Bay, 100000
combination modern convenience
on Potomac River. g, 600. VIII q
nance.
over 40 beautiful homesies t.
choose from on the many bays anC
placid deep water creeks in St
Marys County, ranging in size from
! 2 acres TO "a acres
BEACON REALTY co.
LpOuardtOWn. Md
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Move to historic Northern
NeCE OF Virginia where your
TAX DOLLAR really goes far
ther Situated where the Po-
tnmac anO PappahannocK
Rivers meet the Chesapeake
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FREDERICK COUNTY

4uO ACRES
Estate dairy farm. 3o2
acres cleared 50-eov Wash
ington-type barn With at.
traCtiVe l4-Toom Cd stone
country mansion completely
restored with 1 baths ran
dom- width floors studio.
fireplace : room modern
hoUse b-rOOm tenant house.
Sllu uan. barn a! GeCeS-
sarv outbuildingS near sugar
Loaf Mountain, over
mile frontage on State road
ana NonoCaCy RUeT: -
miles n c Shown By ap-
po!n.m ent only
For further particulars o.
THIS ana other properties
con act L A AberCrombie,
Poolesville 3j3l
Randall H. Hagner & Co,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

> ACRES. III MsSsachusetts. good
road ELECTRICITY near new high
school; N,uU. CAL Fsirview "-34 10
'OR SALE-43@ n. Washington st
Berkeley Springs W Va Groom
detached, insulated house with
ioinine lot, bath oil heat m W.
~ 1u0, leaving town last Of August
MISS MARY q JOHNSON
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J. NORMAN SMITH Broker
no " ~
ST Mary Realty Co.

Phoae Greenwood j-4f19
or ewes q sun, Greenwood 5-3592
S50 CASH AND ST. MONTH
Buy .arse lot with use o. beach
and dock; GOOD hsrbor near fSh!! q
grounds STEFFEY INC Is E.
LEHlNGTON ST. MI 5-"4l9 BAL
TIMORE
SHADYSIDE A nice rambler on the
water. Three bedrooms, tile bath
fireplace The kitchen 1, modern
the rooms are large o.! heat A
nice substantial house at moderate
price
Danes on the Bay a nice cottage
with - feet on the beach at pop
u!ar Danes About an hour from
Washington A nice fenced water
front Features include a bulkhead
10 prevent erosion. a screened porch
Wo bedrooms nice kitchen anC
pain 4 living room with fireplace
Large trees and verV nice nelghborS
Crab Greek South Ritert-The
price OF this lovely brick home has
been substantially reduced The ste
mas an acre Of wooded and with "5.}
feet on the water z new DrlCk home
with three bedrooms. two tile baths
a thoroughly modern Kitchen The
home is fine in every respect
JOSEPH D LAZENBY. REAIIoR
10 Main Street Annapolis Nd
Telephone Colonial 3-26S4
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LAKE JACKSON

paneled Interior " hcdrms lii nm
with ige stone ifepIs5e, equipped
kitchen bath basement furnished
Ice lot ONLY IS 500 terms
Other summer cabins and YEAR
round homes from - 5nO 70 Slu.-
500
NORMAN }EAtTY
lis East Center 81 Manassas Va
Phone 6Si Open PM sunday
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WATERFRONT
Chesapeake Bay

UNI SNJAI OppOHTJt%TTY
for those luoking iot a
waterfront cottage 10 fx NM
5-roClu rottaae Directly an
waterfront IA North Beach
ONLY A few feet from sandy
beach. 'ust around corner
IRON uper make resfsu-
rants and recreation. area;
dress Il 10 BIZ and make
-" 49,
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WASHINGTON S YEAR ROUND
LIVING AND
NACAI lOhlAND on 81 ACIIFUL
CHESAPEAKE BAI-ONLY 45
MINUTES FROM D c.
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TWO BLOCKS FROM OCEAN, all
electric conVenienceS. accommodates
4 or six. Rental, 500 per week
Available August tn TO August
18th. Phone RPhObOth 5000 or write
MRS FRED EGLI l03 Rodney ST
R"hoboth. Delaware
ree-bedroom cottage
accommodates eight. large screened
porch all modern Improvements
Available from July 20 to August
T. and after August Sth. SO a
week Tel. OIL. 6-66i1 Sundays and
EVENINGS.
VA. BEACH-Attrac. centrally loo. .
bedrm apt. lge. liv rm. airy Fla
rm.. everything furn. for 4 or i
people avail Aug. $50 per wk
or $500 through Labor Day Write
DUSTY HINNANT 306 36th st
Va. Beach, Va. Phone l410-R.
OCEAN BEACH-Speculat atten-
ton 3 lots on ocean size of Balti-
more blvd, lots s and Q. block
l. lot b!oek | IA, Al are c1 IN &c
cation. $3.50 each, $4,000 for all
Cash only for this BARGAIN. 10
5-l039 or 10. 5-05H3.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL. = Small
cottage modern COW sleep =,
available July 70 TO Aug II, Aug
- on: 500 wkly. Phone 924l. MRS.
JOSEPH BUTTON
FOR RENT--Aug lst-Sept Is En-
10Y cool Cape May. N } Abr drive
from d c. delightful furnished
beach front cottage hedrms
; baths; front and side porcheS
Bendix diShwasher etc make
offer Write MRS CLARK 10 w
Kirke St. Oh. CHI, Md
WILDWOOD. N. Modern cottages
and apts.. week, month, season
free lists GOULD. 5000 Pacific ave
PHI 2-7701.
WILDWOOD, N. j.. free sum Tenta
list ready Wide price range BAKER
REALTY CO, 224 E Oak ave
Open Suns Phi Wildwood 2-2432
LEWES BEACH. DELAWARE
Beach front furn. apis. sleep 6-l9:
all mod. conven.; excel. bathing. fish
ing. boating; rates, $50 to 500 week
ly. Write F. l. PONSELL. 9th and
WASHINGTON SITS. Wilmington Del
Ior phone OLYMPIA 4-321S
FOR SALE-Th Three lots Bay Shore
Acres ocean city Md Lots No
"a Block No 5 60xlO7, No. 81
55xl07. Block No S and Lot No
~ 5lx946, Block No 9 extending
into SinepuXent BAY only minutes
to center ocean CITY Priced GeaS-
Ona l'lc Phone SlG5
George Collins, Owner
Milton. Delaware
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COUNTRY HOMESITES
Beautiful Fauquier County OffeyS
ideal hOmeSlteS Of - to 30 acres
that afford excellent views Ideal
for summer or year round homes
All sites have wooded areas for
homes. "a acres 50 900; - acres
with barn $500; 20 acre9 with
maeniticent large lake 5000. | 50
acre farm old log house. barn suit
able for farm or subdivision Sla6.-
GOO. II YOU want a place in the
country see this Details
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For SALE:
UPPER MONT. COUNTY


Dairy farm, 42-cow Wash
!ngton-tvpe barn, bank barn
slloS other necessary out
buildings Main house, living
room, dining room, kitchen
! bedrooms bath. hot-Water
heat 4-room tenant house
zoo acres arabic 80 acres
pasture. Water in every felC
excellent location on hare
road Productive soil
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EDGEWATER, MD
ON SOUTH RIVER

One OF the best OF the many beau
THU home IN this popular location
situated on a hill with mnior
dollar view pL.OsIi.atvly ! acre OF
ground fronting on South River
with bathing beach. l25-ft. pier with
consisting of large living room, ultra
modern kitchen with dining area and
large picture window . bedrooms
dressing room and modern bath
large enclosed porch 10X@4l. drop
down stairway to fioored attic: .
story detached double garage with
sleeping area on md floor: outdoor
late condition and the grounds arr
studded with lovely shade trees TIL,
many fine features are too numerous
to describe
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Stock farm, pa acres crOp
land, 81 acres alfalfa. A.
acres permanent pasture. r.
mainder in hay: = streams
bans barn usual oGtbuila
insS. " tenant houses. Old
slave quarters Main house
"A rms. paths centra.
heat. good location. - miles
downtown d c Can be see
by appointment only Excel
lent Nalue Al SIS. 500
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CAROLINA BEACH. N Carolina
-Four rooms and bath one block
from ocean good fishing aceommo-
dstions ia 5-5l0l
NnRTH REACH-cnttaoe. hedrrns
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CHOICE IOTS

trash and RalbaEe collection. elec-
trIcltv telephone, gas service. fun
beach spriyileReS finest fishing and
Grabbing boats available in private
haTbor or you NAV dock your own
boat 15XluO lots only $500. with
an dnu n $40 ner nlnnth
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NJ EXCEPTIONAL
OFFERING. Nicely wooded lot OF
more than 10 900 50. #. in one OF
ArlingtOns very finest residential
areas. Only So 800. W. W. BLACK
MAN, INC, IA PHI, ia s.
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- acres 10 mi from D { a.
bsdrm house ami 3 barns
tenant hse @-Car gar stable D.
are tobacco allotment. reas down
pymt SiuS per acre
We have many other farms and
farmettes We invite youl lusppc-
son. ! heSe nearby farms may vel.
De subolrIoed within years
RAAiERE REALTY co
RI 5-4.gg RE 5-64gl
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Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1885
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE
SPECIAL BARGAIN

North Beach Park. Price. % 50.
includes furnishings small cash paw
ment. balance first mortgage. Bum
galow on the water. D rooms. bath,
4 large screened porcn shadc0 Z,
sandy beach. Attention spcculatgrs;
Act today to secure this bara.In Gail
B. NJ. ODUM. RE 1-5'.l ., sat. sun,
enns ran I'm 81 y or UNI 1-2M. | I.
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BEN LaGARDE fremont 4-4I64
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-1234

BEN LaGARDE. fremont 4-4I64
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-1234
COLORED-GIEN ARDEN, Md
lots all utilities. S9Ou. terms LU
l-Ssl3 NO 1-SSsS.
C0LORED-i1 AND DIX SITS. Ne.
Lee beaut corner lot. suitable
Tor rambler Call MRS HARRIS
RA 'i-H2lO
COLORED-CALNERT co. Md
90 acres level land. Route .. l.
hf drive from Wash can be
bought by lot or acre AD 4-6SO2
To 2-264H. Reasonable
COLORED
Bu.lding sites over an acre III
3rd section OF Lewis Park near
Fa.rfaX Co Courthouse terms
Cal any day til : pm ia T-l14s.
COLORED
acre Of sround near Fairfax
Co Courthouse on mscadam road
Terms Can I'll Z pm. snyday
ia 1-t149
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

lotS 4 70 is-acre, all utns in
and PAID for. ready for builder. close
TO school and shopping. Sl."00 down
on each lot subordinate balance
mile TO proposed CHA sight, sold in
groups OF .