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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
THE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
STEVENSON FAVORS INTEGRATION

Adla Stevenson, Democratic aspirant for president
of the United States speaking Monday declared that
he favored Indignation of public schools because it was
the law and because he had been opposed segregation
in schools for many years.
Desegregation of public schools was the law of the
land, under the Supreme Court ruling and had to be
Obeyed said Stevenson.
The former governor said:
illinois had been desegregated during his term as
governor and that he had placed himself record against
segregation in general"
Stevenson also made public telegram to Franklin
Williams Francisco representative of the NAACP, who
had asked for positive statement non-dscrimnation
as prerequisite for federal insured housing loans and
the need for by the Department
of Justice in civil rights cases.
GAS governor of Illinois, 1 twice recommended and
vigorously supported fair employment practices legisa-
ton reorganized and strengthened the Commission on
Human Relations and ordered desegregaton in the Ili-
nos National Guard" the telegram read.
Mr. Stevenson has therefore made clear his position
on Indignation.
Speaking at another meeting Mr.. Stevenson said
1--WE have to proceed gradually in these matters You
do not upset the traditions of generations overnight
In fact he predicted that the Tooth anniversary of
the Emancipation Proclamaton-Jan l, 1963-coud be
the date of the full Towering of the spirit of equality
the United States.
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COLLEGE GIRL is
FORUM SPEAKER
SUNDAY
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the King OF Cribs think ought to
be heard, and whose appearance
on our program would serve as
an inspiration for the young
people OF our community.
Mrs. Favors, a December bride
is a native Miamian, a SO honor
graduate Of Dorsey High School.
Since being at Clark she has
made an enviable record one that
has firmly established her as one
of Clarke's top scholars and
leading citizen. She has sonsist-
emily maintained a three-coinl
average while participating in
many extra curriculum and CO.
curriculum activities and affiliat-
ing with many organizations. She
has served as anti-basileus of
Alpha Pi Chapter Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, secretary of the
Student Government Association,
personnel aide, co-chairman of
the Holmes Hall Senate, a mem
DCL
and co-editor of the Panther, the
college yearbook. She holds men,
bershio in the Alpha Kappa Mu
National Honor Society, a char
ter member of the Kappa Zeta
Tau journalistic Society, is listed
in who's Who Among Students
in American Universities and Col
leges." Last year she was herald
ed by the Sigma Chapter of Del
ia Sigma Theta Sorority as the
colleges most versatile coed.
One of the significant and
browning honors of her student |
career came last year when she
was awarded a study and travel
scholarship by the Experiment in
international Living, non-rrofit
educational organ
ization, Putney, Vermont, whose |
purpose is to build up in various
countries groups of people who
are interested in promoting mu-
tual understanding and respect |
between their own and other
lands.
The program will begin at 3:45 |
pm. in the auditorium of the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church at NV 9th
st. and 3rdave. Rev. Edward T.
Graham, pastor.
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NEW YORK
HALTER OPENS
SHOP HERE

Erwin Busch of New York City
has opened a haberdaShery on N.
Miami Avenue. The address is 24O,
and the store will carry a COM
plete line of hats, caps and mems
accessories. Many name brand"
items will be featured.
In Manhattan, Busch operated
a hat shop along the noted Fifth
Avenue at 34th ST., near Macy's
Dept. Store. Here, the hat bus
mess flouriShed for 20 odd years.
Hat-making is an art with Erwin
Busch, for he received the best
training along this line sometime
ago in Europe. This experience he
brings to Miami.
You will find at Busch's Hab-
erdashery complete line of
everything that's suited to the
taste of the particular male, and
reasonably priced, too. Busch's
will make a hat for you design
ed to your taste and measure
ment. Try Busch'S. Free gifts
with every purchase will be Off
cred his customers during the
grand opening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
Book Display on at
Dorsey Library

The Dorsey Memorial branch
of the Miami Public Library will
feature a display of books by and
about the Negro during the week
of February Is. Each evening of
the week from 6 to Z pm, the
public is invited to enjoy record
ings of Negro poets and musicians.
The library's official program
in celebration of Negro History
Week and Brotherhood Week will
be presented on Feb. 20 at 7:30
pm. Mr.. II. D. Lang, executive
secretary of the Greater Miami
Urban League, will be guest
speaker.
The library is located at 100
NV 18th st and is opened on
Monday through Friday from /
to Z pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
Wanna Speak
Spanish? Read This!

Friends do you work in a
hotel?-you need Spanish. Do
you work in a restaurant?-you
need Spanish. Do you work on
train, or in a bus station, or any
place where travellers pass
through? Well, then, my
friend, you need Spanish.
So, come one, come all to learn
this much-needed language in
Florida. Registration is $1.O0. The
rla"e is Booker T. Washington
high school. The time is every
Monday evening from 2 to 8
o'clock. The teacher is Sonora Nc
Kenxie. GratiaS!
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Antlers Temple To
Give Away TV

Antlers Temple, No. SO, IBPOE
of Elks, in our last meeting held
Feb. 3, we enjoyed a wonderful
session. Three new Daughters
were added to the fold. We are
asking that the public fail not to
remember our rattle that comes
off on March 9, during which
time we are giving away a giant
21-inch TV. We will expect every
Daughter to be there.
Sis. Marie Brady, Rt. ruler
Sis. frankie Dunn, reporter
Sis. Vera Wilson, secretary
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF
our dear baby,
BERNTTA LUCILLE BENEBY
who departed this life on Feb.
10, 1855.
Sleep on dear baby, sleep on
and take your rest, we love you
dearly but Jesus loves you best.
Hortence M. Beneby, mother
Charles A. Beneby, father
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Kills Pregnant Wife;
Commits Suicide
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chest. She was eight months
pregnant.
The baby, a boy died several
minutes after it was taken from
its dead mother. A statewide alarm
had gone out for Green. Charges
of double homicide were being
prepared against him.
Green's body was found at z
am. Neighbors told of hearing a
shot about 5 am.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
MR.. SWING HAS
BIG TV SHOW
FOR SATURDAY

The following artists will be
guests of Dave ''Mr. Swing"
Bondu on Record Hop, Satur-
day, February 18th from 500 to
500 pm. over Channel "17",
WrTV: Dinah Washington, Ruth
Brown, Paula Watson. Sally Blair,
Candy Williams, Bunny Davis
and the Pickadilly Pipers.
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Personal Mention

Mrs. lHarlie Mckenzie, the for
mer Ruby Galloway and daugh-
ter, will return on Sunday by
Eastern Airlines to New York
City after spending three weeks
in the Magic City as house guest
of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Edna
c. Gunner and Mrs. Hanna Gal
loway, mother.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Landrau, Charlie Joseph,
born en- February IA, 1855, was
baptized on Sunday, Jan. %, 1856
at Holy Redeemer Catholic Churcd.
Sponsors were Mrs. Helen Kelly
and Christopher Wareham. On
the same date his little sister,
Borinquen, 7, had a birthday
party. Present were number of
her little friends whom she wishes
to thank for the lovely gifts. The
Landraus live at 6502 NV 18th
court.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

Blondell Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson of
TAP NV 10Th ave-, has been
elected "Miss Florida" on the
Tennessee A and l University
campus. She will comcete against
81 other girls for the title OF
"Miss Charm" Blondell was
1855 honor graduate from Dorsey
High School.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
JUST BROWSIN'
BY PAUL r. HENRY

Two big events in Miami this
week - the opening of the fab
ulous Jordan-Marsh Department
Store on Biscayne Boulevard and
the General Motors Motorama at
Dinner Key.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

Atty Frank Reeves of Wash
ington, D. c., who served on the
Adlai Stevenson's campaign staff
in 1852, has been named as as
sistant chairman of the Kefauver
campaign for the Democratic
presidential nomination. Atty,
Reeves is we'll known for his ac-
tivities with the NAACP and
other organizations.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

In London, former weller
weight champion, Kid Gavilan
met undefeated Peter Waterman
on Tuesday in a 10-round bout
that almost everybody agreed, ex-
cept the referee. whose word is
law, that the Kid won-but he
didn't.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

In Oklahoma City municipal
parks, swimming pools and wad-
ing pools have been opened to all
races.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

County school board chairman,
DIR. c.. Raymond Van Dusen will
seek the seat being vacated by
veteran county commissioner
Preston Bird. Other candidates
for District 4 are Charles Smith
and Stacy Rowell.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

The State Employment Service
reports finding jobs for 204,0O5
persons during the year 1855.
Miami led with 30,798; West Palm
Beach was second with 25,448
and Jacksonville third with
1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-19

INVESTORS, quick sale desired for
this 5-,m. semidet brk. home in
close-ln Arl. Can be purchased for
$1,000 under $4,000 Gil appraisal
a Il I.AMIER LA N.Ql0l on
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MCLEAN AREA-Charming 3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick rambler; Ice. rec. rm.
in full bsmt., fully equip. kit, cor
ner lot, only $22,55O GI. CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL, JE. 3-0l73.
JE. 3-9067. go
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
GI--S1245O

2 blks. OF Marlboro pike anc
busline, BAH s0th ave, N. Forest
vile. 3 bedrIns., living rm.. dininG
area, equipped kitchen with new IL
It. refgr. and GE pushbutton range
$3.50 down. approx. SS3 mo.
NORNINGSIDE. eos woodland I'd
Anyone can buy this GI-financed
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Storm win
dowS and screens, shade trees. ".
acre lot. $1,000. 5000 down, Stjf
per month. 10. s-S440: ewes. CY,
1854.
WEST g. DIXON. REALTORS
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont. }

FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms.,
lge. fenced, shaded yard; close TO
schools. shopping center. Assume
CT loan: monthly payments $50. 03;
total price, $4,000. OWNER
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RY OMNER-sa .ahn. COZ

BY OWNER--S9,95O. Coy bunga-
over ls-acre lot: 2 bedrms.. liv. -din.
rm.. kit. bath. util. rm.. storm
doors, oil hot-air heat. Pleasant
monthly payments, $561S, will
make terms on down payment. Oh.
5-9n57.
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13OO-SQ. FIT. brick rambler,t$l9,7 ESQ.
BY owner. 3 lse. bedrms., "a baths,
sun deck. full bsmt. Many extras.
VA approved $4,000 JE. 3-3499
1007 Ponlar DR. Falls Church -nn
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HOLMES Run ACRES. by OWNER
view; 8 bedrms., GE kit. . baths,
. firepls., partly air-cond.. brick
terrace. Modern public school 2
blkS.; progressive community: Is
min. Pentagon, car pools. Member
ship private neighboring SWIMMING
pool club included If desired S19,-
$50. No agents. 2414 Holmes Run
dr.. Open from Friday. OIL. g.
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rOAOMhC BhEEAES--Neetleu on 70
acre, safe for play. is this 3-bed-
room tapestry brick home with / "a
baths Charming. living room. has
fireplace. Separate dining room.
fully equipped kitchen. Priced at
$4,000 or owner may rent for
$50 per month. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP. Call
XII. $4,000.
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GLEN CARLYN PARK-3-bedrm
brick house: beaut. Handicapped in
Arlington Forest: sun deck and
patio. on park; rec. rm.: dishwash-
So S SisOOaiaAlw r HMsSRRin 10 1a s &C.
lumbus ST. 30
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OwNER-3-bedrm. masonry bum
galow, 2033 s. 9th ST., Arl.. va. Liv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit, lge. tiled
bath, att. gar. full hsnt.. h.-a.h.
plant, new copper plumbing. Priced
right for quick sale. ia. S-7023.
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no YOUNGSTOWN kitchen, but a
heap OF a lot of Twin in, this A.
bedrm. plus den prewar home in
heart of Arlington. Comfortable
baths up and down. Buy it today
for only S20.500. GI if you prefer
JE. 3-2093. A. JOHN CHAPMAN
g. SON. 6S7S Lee hwy. Arl., Va.
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si0O Down--Rent OptionI

very Use. 5-bedrm home IN COW
Joe alton N Hynttsyille Liy rri.. din
rRvfN REALTY CO. Wa. 5.tis AZ
WA. S-o33f. 20
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Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-spacious VIII
]iamsburg brick Colonial, half-acre
wooded lot. center hall. lge. liv.
I'm: with f1repl., din. nm. with chair
rail, lge. modern kit, powder rm.,
screened porch; 3 Ice. bedrms.. bath
SS4, 500. CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL,
LIE 3-01 u. lie 3-AnR1 IN
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EXECUTIVE MANSION = Huge s.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler: liv. rm.
carport: plenty Of extras; on a
wooded y acre, Falls Church area.
It's amazing at $27.95U ROR-
SCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-3706,
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IGhACAOUS AND CONVENIENT
home; q bedrms., 3 baths. lge.
equipped kit, spacious closets and
storage space: Gear garage; IA acre
beautifully Handicapped with brook
in back. OV. 3-0240. 30
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TOWN OF FAIRFAX--By owner mo
brokers'; 2-bedrm. rambler, full
bsmt., firepl., sep. dining rm.; walk
to all schools and shopping; CT,
$1,000. mo. pymts. approx. SOS.
KE. S-2432.
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CALIFORNIA-TYPE RAMBLER: all
large rms. in this 3-bedrm. home;
radiant heat. large lot. priced to
sell fast. owner leaving Asking
low down payment. ARFAX REAL
TY. JE. 4-4ann. 20
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n, ARL.--Vacant. . bedrms. and
large. knotty pine finished attic: To-
Gated on terrace: garage in base
ment;. lovely community; near all
schools. 1880 N. Buchanan st.
OWNER, ia. 2-4626. go
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FALLS CHURCH - 3 bedrms.. ia
baths, Sl5.75O; din. rm., daylight
ming pool: walk. dist. stores. buses /;
ST. JAMES PARISH. JE. 3-9539.
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LANGLEY. VA.-Comfortable 3-bed-
I'm. house, easy to buy and main
tain. Rural estate loo. Ideal for
people who work under pressure.
$4,000. Open to brokers after
May 81. Ell. 6-4505.
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WE'RE SURE

Your future home is listed below:
PARK, 9-yr. -old rambler
with sep. knotty pine apt, $l1.500;
COLLEGE PARK. 5-yr. -old brk. CO.
HEIGHTS. Calf. rambler
with gar. mr.. Balto.-Wash. parkway,
S12,950; QUEENS CHAPEL AREA
Cape Cod. fenced, bsmt.. $13.65Q;
ApELPHImoCape Cod. rail-fenced. big
lot, Sl4.500: COLLEGE PARK, 8 big
rms rms 2csr gar lot ~ Sox29 .lr lsnsed
HILLS, 3-bedrm. rambler. den, 1877
HEIGHTS. new Cape Cod, ia
baths, sep. din. -rn., bsmt., S15,750;
CHESTNUT HILLS, 4 bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod, Ia baths, bsmt. 1O0-ft.
front. Sl5,950; SILVER SPRING,
brk. Colonial. fun bsmt., S15,250:
COLLEGE PARK. split-leyel, 3 blks.
to campus. .Sl6,50Q: UNIVERSITY
HILLS. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, cor
ner lot. .S15.750: BE r Y N
HEIGHTS, 4 bedrms,. gar. "a acres.
COLLEGE PARK. Ice. brk. with Z
baths. lot 10Ox200, Sl6,95O: UNI
VERSITY PARK, brk. Colonial. gar.
across from Northwestern High.
$4,000: UNIVERSITY PARK. GUS
tom brk. Colonial corner lot, has
everything, S26.500: CALVE r 7
HILLS. in College Park, lovely home
sal 800: UNIVERSITY Park. 6
bedrms., den and library. Gear ga
rage. 81 900 in boxwoods, So 800:
COLLEGE PARK, president Of the
600. COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES
,,nra mead he said RRn non
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3 ACRES

Located mr.. 1000 blk. Allentown I'd.
a 3-bedrm.., liv; rm.. with fireplace,
dining rm.. kitchen and bath. Bsmt.
on heat With garden. ready &c
have $4,000 cash. 10. s-s44O;
wEsT 4 DffxoN. REALTORS
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2 ALLS CHUKCH-An excel value,
lge. 1888 brk, rambler. . bedrms
IA baths pine-paneled rec. rm..
many extras, principles only. no
brokers. Deal direct with owner by
APPOINTMENT only Call MIR. r.
sOLOROW. AZ IA. S-ae2f Fri
night sat and sun SO
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RAMBLER

New 5-room brick rambler, with
large daylight basement and car-
port. Ideally situated on corner
lot; convenient to Washington Bal
ttmore expressway: within walking
distance Of buses, 2 lge. shopping
centers. grade schools. and high
S SnTU optn. CIs ssntu o. o H.,v hna
sis sS,:Sgy. ~, Nd. Sail Ssi!5 PHTLLiIIPs
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CT OR CONVENTIONAL
BY OWNER

Assume 4es GI loan. $3.50 down,
bedroom brick: sliding door closets
tiled bath. fully equipped kitchen,
full basement: will suit the most dis
eliminating buyer. Immediate pos
session, 1908 Kennedy ST., East
Riverdale. Md. UN. 4-545S. 30
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEX. s ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Large shady yard; porches: garage;
for ! or . families: 81 800 down:
Sl3,500. BY OWNER, TIE. 6-9l3S.
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CT BEST BUY--3-bedrm stone Cape
Cod with fun bslnt.; on " acres of
shrubs and lawn; a steal for $l4.-
TI550, 81 RoRScHAcH REALTY,
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Spacious Livingl

Within 20 min. OF d. G.. Brick Cape
and nut trees: gear brick ssr. with
fiTeDi.; siI.modefn kit. With siee,
dishwasher, plenty Of cabinets; tiled
bath: firepl. In. liy. rm,; bsmt with
Bendix. auto. clothes drier, mangle,
Marlboro pike and Kaverton I'd.
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LYON WILL, N. Arl.-Unusual terms.
$4,000 dr.. 500. mo: will buy this
bedrms, f Urmsl SnF nG n a T1fh dim
rm., kit, with table space. Circu-
lating h.-w.h.; full bsmt. with entr.
screened porch; garage. level gar
den with trees and shrubs. You
have read ahout it. now see about
1t by calling ia. 7-700O. j. MAY
NARD MAGRUDER, REALTORS.
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Worth Checkingl

Brick, story, on approx. 77x250.
completely fenced, oh.-w. summer
winter hookup; +. or bedrms.
screened front porch, large bsmt .
excel condition throughoul 7130
Marlboro pike Open Sun, 2.b
LaROCHELLE, REAt TOR
RE. GLASS RE. d-5456
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CHRONAKER RE
AVONDALE
CHEVERLY
Chillum Terrace Ramb,

home. . bedrms. and den or 3rd
bedrm. Liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm,
equip. kit, large tiled bath. Full
bsnt.. Rec. r1. and bar Storage rm.
Gas. heat. Outside entrance to nice
Anchor fenced yard. Rear porch.
Excel. buy. See IT'LL!
CAMPANELLA e. co.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes, Sun. JU. s-9173
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. SHOREHAM-Lovely bright nm
oeaut. Turn, compl; IS 50, sale
or dnle AID. I-eGSl. 1913 Calvert.
ONLY 80 A WEEK. Clean priyst.
tooms. l4l4 Euclid st, NV. -I2
1873 NEWTON ST. NV. - Nice
t trsan h pER TX 70. 9T 2 excel e
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Lovely
LARGE I'm; newly furn.; enc. unit.
linens; $3.50 wk Ho 2-s5sg'
1891 INDEPENDENCE AVE-. sE I
square Lincoln PArk--Refined lady
wen furnished. clean room. house
keeping privileges. phone. semi
private bath; So mo. Ii. 6-S1g4
2b30 18th ST. N.w.-rarRs Eit
retgr. bedrm, Semipvt. bath; utiis.
furn,. $3.50 wk. DE. 2-I655.
1901 GOOD HOPE RID. sF-LarSe
Sleeplns room, use Of kitchen, LU.
aiO 9Th ST. Nw.-ss per wk- IN
ceony 70 earline and shopping dis
uPsHUR ST, NV, 1879 Turn
rms. pvt. bath, KIT really apt.
LAunu, sgle. or col. Reasonable
CONN. AVE. At S., 1910 s st. NV
--SRle and dble. hot plate. refer /:
unlim. phone. Ideal tfanSp. Reas
IA
18th ST. NE. 36is--Large end-n
front rm Lse. closet. refgr., hot
plate. sgle. LA. 6-24s2.
FCRN. RIM, use Of phone and wash
inng machine; cooking PRIVILEGES
NEw GUEST HOME, i74s Columbia
I'd v,--Emciency units from 81
week up Utilities free
42lD 9Th ST. NV. and kit
Utils. Turn near tramp prefer
couple Si3 wkly IA l.162l
thedrm, well turn, h.po .refsr i,
SN3S IL
COLORED-IiOi 18th ST. NV
Apis. and rooms furnished; SO week
up Utlls. furn., quiet. AID. 4-O9l2,
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. G. VA

NICtLY FURNISHED room next tc
pain BeautyreSt mattress > IN
family. JU. 5-5552. -
\. ARL.--Double ard single gi-ls
or couple home priv.!s on bu,
me. Unlim. phone. ia 2-s3@7.
COMFORTABLE ROOM for lady or
pNslne near Columbia pike ia
so. ARL,. near Pentagon. la1gs
room, next to bath unlimited phone
Gentlemen $40 OF. I .SX56
GROUND FIR; dbie hedrin.. pvf
enir? shower and Law. SO week.
gentleman. JU. 5-6745. JU' 5-gi 81
ROOM, lady Gisht housekeepin;
privilegesl. near bus and stores
No drikins or smoking. JU, b-S6f6
ARL,-colonial Village. Cor rm
next 10 bath. kit priv. mr.. transp
Snop. bus. lady IA. 5-04Ss,
All N.-LRe. bedrm, twin beds
GIT laundry privs. Unliin' phone
M kanns. IA 7-s9f7.
NICELY FURN. RIM. in pvt. family
suitable for light housekeepinx
I4ll Bradley ave. Twinbrook For
est, Rockville, Nd. with a formel
nurse; rates very reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

I TEAM OF WORK HORSES, both
mares. 8 and 0 years old. guar.
sound, SECS DR.. Ell, 6-42I0
PONY buggy harness; like new:
must sell; make offer. JE. 3-g36g.
SADDLES-New English pony sad
die, $40. fine English saddle. $40;
Real West. saddle. S35. OIL. 6-772G
FOR RENT - Good pasture, with
PPllsass Gt a s5sds and water Phone
ABERDEEN ANGUS breeding stock
Reg calfhcod vaccinated. Certified
Bangs and TB clean. Calves at side
for TO calve in spring. $3.50 ca
L ROGER B. SPRIGG, Box 672, Ri
,, Fairfax, Va. Phone Herndor
DISPERSAL AUCTION, registered
heifers, tractors, farm machinery
and furniture, on Red Oak Farm
Saturday. April IA. 1890 am. on
Elmer School I'd, q miles southwest
Of Poolesyille, Md, 4 miles east OF
Whites Ferry. Phone Poolesville
PONIES. consisting of 4 pony geld.
ings. saddle and brides, also truck
TO transport them, reas., will sell
any part separately. We. 5-5593
ANGUS BULL, reg. Bandoiier breed
ms; grandson Of Bandolier 9th OF
Brandy Rock; 4 yrs, old; produces
excel; calves. DU. 5-7669.
PALOMINo. gelding, yrs. old, very
gentle with English saddle and
pride $500. Ev; 4-953O.
kEG. WELSH PONY stallion at stud,
$50, Chestnut wi. Light name. Gels
6eaut; colts; JU. .9-6959.
ONE GENTLE work or riding horse;
also Mammoth Jenny for children,
q Gall before II noon. WE. 5-6i43
cluding 8 ponies, l Tennessee
waking mare. 4 palominos, 5 spot
TED horses and a good selection OF
bays and sorrels. Spring sale on
western n, saddles. brides and cloth
Temple Hills, Nd. LO. 7-s022 ~
l5NN: WALKER. chestnut mare:
8. white stockings, / white sock
To- hands. Spirited. Also western
saddle; II. 3.56G5.
ABERDEEN ANGUS. reg. 5 COWS
eali a. side. Call before noon, JE
N-IHlk MI h-OARE