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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-01

and 1881 1886 for October.
Total bonuses accepted by the
Board for leasing for the calen-
dar year to date amount to $780,
854,453 although there were no
lease offerings in May or June
when the board under former Gov.
Robert Kennon was replaced by the
new board named by Gov. Earl
Long.
Approximately 1900 acres have
been advertised by the board for
bids to be opened December Ia
and a November 26 deadline has
been set for applications for tracts
to be offered at the January IT,,
1857, lease sale.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-01
Lack OF Water Hurts
Water-FlOOding Work

Water flooding in West Texas
Oil Fields is suffering a setback
due to the shortage of water avail
able to operators. The situation
has steadily worsened during the
past several years, The Oil and Gas
Journal says in it's November &c
issue. There is not only a short
age of fresh water, but also of
brackish or briny water.
Demand for flood water in the
area is spiraling. New fields in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
NCAA TV Dates Set

CHICAGO \ 1855 fol'hall
t|eleNlSlon program patterned
along the regional NATIONAL lines
NJ last Ncal j., expected io Isl,
formulated fhs week b., 'hc
NCAA TN clmm iicc
The rs man group Ni
cago Monde, through Wcirc.
oa> go puf 100 flH,l form p pisn
f1f Inc national control ~ tni
lcee football icle,asung
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

NEW lORK The New Nete
Football Giants announced la,'
Thursday that Fulihack Eddie
Price Tho teams ail.' me ground
gamer. has retired because NJ
the groin injury he suffered last
season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

Wo0,3s team. and ncw world
records approved hv the Inter.
national Amateur Athletic Fcde-
ration last month
Campbell. who holds the
NAAu and NCAA hleh hudles
championships last week was
ruled mcllrihle 1T Indiana I'M.
Vci,ity
However. be- expected Zap cam
paicn Independents fo = berth
ON the US Olympic team which
vill compete m the games AZ
Melbourne. Australia later thus
wear
Tho height from Keel 20 mast
,sp NJ the aircraft carrier CSS
FORRESTAL equals that OF a
ei.siofy building The huge wal.
.hin VIII commence activities
Olth naval forces afioat IN ear.
ly 1856.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Six Ton Stors on 1855
Nations Top Track Squad

nav Worm -NNT- SIX lan sla1s WcTc listed among ITc
70 selections for the National Athletic Amateur mon $
1855 Mems AlI.Amcrican Track and Field Team according
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Jenkins, Calhoun Start
Setting, Tying Records

NEW NORk Special Charles lcakns 90 NlanoNa
and Lee talhogn of North Carolina college. continued then
Nlnnin- Ways here saturday neht at the Nea Nork A. &
games when The former established q ncW indoor 3o0.Naf,
mark and the former cqudllcd the 60yard high hurdle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

WaNnc University viii lace
only ono pAC foe daine rs
1856 fencing schedule on,
Case Tech of the Tartafs new
conference has a fencing team
and = victory over Case would
technically gNs WAYNE the rAC
title.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Bud Smith Beaten

BOSTON Young larrN
Buardman survived q pan o..
knuckdnwncrs 80 upset World
Lightweight Champion Wallace
tBudl Smlih ON a split decision
last Tuesday night in a nonilile
Hereunder at the Boston Gar
den
smith who won his crown ll
thcc Boston Garden tlng from
lmmN Carter last june. dropped
Boatdnan IN the opening round
and M tho ninth bat the Young
.tcr came hack swinging each
time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
WINGS In ACT; TRY-0UT TAN PLAYER
Serutinizes
Oil Kings
Left Wing

The possibility of a Negro
PLAYER on one of the major
sports teams representing the
CITY of Detroit was height
encd this week with an
noumccmcni at johnny
lcndalc. FIRST tan player in
the Rcd Wings system. viii
get a lhrce-game tryout for
tho blg lump
Last week the Detroit Tigers
baseball club told al least one
Of lis six farmhands Catcher
Wendell Antoine. 10 report
next month for Spring training
a. Lakeland Fla.
Lof sarg Glendale ~ scar.
naitt ~ kdn n,pn AHA
rs h'cn plaNfue ni'h the III
0n OIL kWe nlllo team
0s'ci u.'n the De'ro' on
f }a'san
Ne sil see 'or n game
fh aidon Wnn.pee ant
~ahai uu IS me0fucl ~ the.
Mfnl 50 "a m team. 'he
III n,.n fite. %, ZIG allied
no ,4>' Iii, iaf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Two Champs
on &C Findls Card

'alis'- in Nh,
fuarlarcr'
{ ID Menara.
n4lir O >ee
i'uri roticc
riart. wh.
tmc Gall,u
.isi wccN
caa crcn hampton IS Bob
Croret. ~5sn.amweiqhi. who
y pai En- 3 f.r@us fini : in The
pritrs.s n @ ge Out Harry
Csnpae.l 1858 Chicago
Tournament -t Champ ms in
aN cosaDc.l. moved up IN
'-e aaa.an ,lass after wnniag
'.e 4. ~eisei crown last year.
afi. ~ Ere
irc fira.
3enacs Dec'c
nealvwc h'
30 s'aal,
nufl i-in -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

Smart fast and q deadly
shot from The cuis'1e Lll
Abner holds ~ NCAA ana
NAIA scoring rec5sds
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
Statistical
Productivity
Analysis

OSLO = In the course of the
next two years, the Central Blu
reau of Statistics in Oslo will pre-
pare statistical analysis which,
when it is fully developed end per-
manently current, will give a clear
picture of the productivity in Nor
wegian industry. The project will
be carried out with support from
the Norwegian Productivity In
stitute.
The analysts will be of the
greatest Importance to both in
dustry as whole and the individ-
ual enterprises when it comes to
comparing their own productive
ty with the norms of develop
ment. The material might also be
of value to management-labor ne
gotiators by showing how wages
could be geared to the rate of
productivity.
The Bureau of Statistics has
previously calculated index fig
ures for the production per work.
er and per man-hour in industry.
This was one on the basis of da-
ia submitted by industrial enter
prises each year. The new prof.
ect will utilize substantially the
same material, but it will be ap-
piled in a different manner. The
analysis will also require direct
contact with selected enterprises
to obtain supplementary data that
may help to reveal the causes of
industrial productivity changes.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

ings and etchings valued at 80
million kronor, or about Sc mil
lion, which have been lent by
galleries in Germany, Great Brit
ain, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
One of the masters early works,
dated 1888 and entitled THE Ship
builder and his Wife," has been
lent by Queen Elizabeth II of
England. The opening was attend
ed by King Gustaf Adolf, Queen
Louise and many representatives
of the diplomatic corps.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

STOCKHOLM (ASNE) - The
Mozart Year" as 1856 is called
in music circles throughout the
world, will be celebrated appro-
priately in Sweden, reaching one
high point January 81, the 2O0th
anniversary of the composers
birth, and another on December
S, which marks the 165th ami
versary of his death. The Royal
Opera, the Stockholm Philhar-
monte Society, and the Swedish
Broadcasting Company have made
extensive preparations, and con-
certs will be given throughout the
country. A special Mozart Com
mittee has been at work since
last year, comprising representa-
tives of music and educational or
CARNATIONS. A jubilee adhesive, or
sticker, priced at ten ore, is be-
ing issued to help finance h e
celebrations. Sweden's gifts to mu-
sic lovers abroad will be a fac
smile of an autograph by Mo-
Fart dating from July, 1871. Part
of the net proceeds from the vari-
Gus recitals will be used to aid
refugee children in Austria, while
twenty Swedish composers and
music teachers will make a study
trip to Salzburg on a grant from
fhn Su-aIich t,.;o C,,lf,,co1
Fund.
King Gustaf Adolf and Queen
Louise will attend the perform
ance of THE Magic Flute" at the
Royal Opera on January u. The
Abduction from the Seraglio" and
Cost fan Tutti" will be put on
later. On the radio, the Mozart
Year" will open with a broadcast
from Salzberg, where artists of
the Vienna Opera will be heard
in "Idomeneo," work seldom
performed in Scandinavia. TIL e
Swedish Broadcasting Company
will later offer six Afternoon con-
certs nd ten chamber music re-
citals, and in December it will
present Mozart's choral compost
ton, Requiem" In all schools,
one hour will be devoted to the
Mozart celebration, and a contest
in instrumental music is being
planned, with trip to Salzburg
as the first prize. The short comic
opera, "Bastien ct Bastienne," will
be given as a school play in
Stockholm and Norrkoping, and
during the Stockholm Festival in
June it will be performed at the
historic eighteenth-century Drott-
ningholm Palace Theatre. Choral
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
News In Brief
From Denmark

H. M. King Frederik * of
Denmark has bestowed upon DAN
ish Vice Consul Neander Douglas
Cunningham, Mobile, Alabama,
the Knight Cross of the Order of
Dannebrog.
The first team of a Danish
labor force left Copenhagen by
air on January IL to begin actual
mining of zinc and lead in East
Greenland Cat Mesters Vig) which
is expected to be in full swing in
about a month.
DIR. Hedge Larsen is the new
president of the Greenland Society
succeeding Capt. Ejnar Mikkelsen,
for "a years president of the So
ciety and now Honorary President.
The Danish training ship
George Stage" will be among
other full rugged training ships
that will be in the race Tin JULY
from England to Portugal.
The new postmaster of New
aygo, Michigan, is Charles C.
Lrsen. His grandfather held the
same job in that city, and his
great-grandfather was postmaster
in Aalborg.
The Louisville (Kentucky)
Philharmonic Society has COM
missioned the Danish composer
Niels Viggo Benton to write a
new composition.
On February IA, Georg Jen-
sen, Inc, of 667 Fifth Ave-, New
York, celebrated their expanded
third floor collections of lighting
fixtures and Danish furniture. On
the same day they opened their
Los Angeles showroom to the
trade.
George Herr is the new ad-
vertising and publicity manager
for the Scandinavia Airlines Sys-
tenn in New York.
The first International Con-
ference on Luther Research, or
ganized by the Lutheran World
Federation, will be held in Aarhus,
Denmark, August 1918 of this
year. Along with Lutheran the
ologians, a number of prominent
Methodists, Congr egationalists,
Anglican and other Protestant
scholars from America and Europe
are expected to participate.
Plans are being worked out
to observe the birthday of King
Frederik TX, which occurs on Sun
day, March II, by Divine Services
under the auspices of the Danish
American Seamen's Mission in
the Seamen's Church Institute, 25
South Street, New York.
Grand View College in Des
Moines offers a 1885 Summer
Program of Liberal Adult Educa-
tion," June 10 through 10. For
further information address Grand
View College, Des Moines, 16
Iowa.
After his $40 performances at
the Golden Theatre in New York
of his one-man show Comedy of
Music, and pending personal ap-
pearances elsewhere and in tele-
vision, Victor Borge will leave in
the Spring for his native Den
mark to rest and to give a few
concerts, three of which have al
ready been scheduled - one of
them in the K. B. Hall in Copen-
hagen.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

Welcome to Scandinavia,
new travel film showing highlights
of Denmark, Finland, Norway and
Sweden, has Just been released
for TV and group showings by
the Scandinavian Travel Commits
sion.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01

Over 5000 Norwegian army
and navy conscripts are taking
one or more of the 300 free cor
respondence courses offered as a
part of the Defense Departments
civilian training
program.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
mozart Year" To Be Observed
With May Events In Sweden

compositions by Mozart will be
sung in many churches in Sweden,
and exhibitions of Mozart men,
orabilia will be held at the Royal
Library and the Museum of Mu-
sic History in Stockholm.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1956-01-01
@th Anniversary Of Renbrandt's
Birth Observed With Larqe Exhibition

The largest Rembrandt exhibit
ton shown in northern Europe
opened January IL at the Nation
al Museum in Stockholm, where
it will remain on view until April
Is. Arranged in connection with
the 350th anniversary of REM
brandt's birth this year, it COM
prises almost four hundred paint
North Norway wholesale gro
GERS have been licensed to import
500 tons of potatoes from Hol-
land. ~
New life insurance policies for
Kr. SIS million were signed by
Norwegians in IS, or 25& more
than in "a. raising to total to Kr.
5,640 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
HOUSES UNFURN. tcon..l

CODORED-a626 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
Brick semidet.; . rms. and bath (:
.eneed-in yard: full bsmt.; large
back porch. BUSADA REALTY CO.
10 $500 ga
COLORED-3I5 35th ST, NE
S Scrm. mousse S eonx 70 transp;; sood
LEY. DE. 2-1I6O. Us
COLORED-15lS NEWTON ST. NV.
-Lee. house, q rms. bath. 2 encl.
porches; Sl20 mo. Auto. gas heat.
Inspect or call CO. 5-6322.
COLORED-x79.BO-Newly decor. (
rms: new furn.: new bath; vac !;
NV. DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma.
$3.50.
COL0RED-DET. 4-BEDRM. BRICK
i u baths. porches. yard, bsmt.
auto. heat; vac: reaS. rent. upper
NV: KEYS to insp. DIXIE REALTY
CO. 1417 l. st. NV: MA. A-SSSO.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

LAFAYETTE SCHOOL AREA
First offering. of this attractive
brick Colonial residence. Contains
family-sized liv. rm. din. rn.. kit.
on LIST floor. 2 twin-sized bedrms.
and . tiled baths on md floor. Fin
ished dormitory room on 3rd floor.
Screened porch, built-in garage.
Priced TO sell immediately at S23.-
$50 with S4,650 cash and balance in
LIST trust To inspect, call Mr..
Schultz, with W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
3-66OO. evenings OIL. 4-lfitif5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 7-0lO4 ONION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906
NOVERS--Large or small,
We do them all; clean. careful,
courteous. ST. $500, ia. 9-0l / 5.
80
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; reas. rates. Call DU. =
1857
LIGHT HAULING. day or night; rea-
soneble rates. free estimates. LU.
3-l696.
HILL, well-known mover; ms; exper.
men; closed vans; low rates; apis.
low as $50; any hour. AP. 7-9656.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-ea37.
24S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK big bed
rooms. 2 baths on ind A.; den and
Law. on LIST A.; kit. with ample
table space, sround-level rec. rm.
with fireplace, built-in earaee; all
brick with slate roof. Convenient
shopping. Asking $4,000. FRANK
s; PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4l1; ewes.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
S15,95O-2-bedrm.. bath semidet.
brick; vacant; 2 porches. garage.
gas h.-w.h.; near schools and shop
ping. Good value and terms; Bill
L Ling REALTY Co. EN-; 2
AMERICAN U. PARK, mr.. Western
ave. - Almost-new brk. Colonial.
Den, powder rm.. lge. de luxe kit. 8
good-size bedrms., recreation rm.,
fireplace. full bath in basement.
TOWN a. SUBURBAN. EN-. .2-9400.
BUREAU STANDARDS - bedrms..
IA baths. Semidet. brick Colonial.
lge: family din. rm. and big kit. with
table space and pantry. Walking
dist. TO st. AIMS. Janney. and VIII
son High. S1s.950. Call till 8
Pm. F ". BERENs. JR.. CO.
CHEVY CHASE-An attractive Cape
Cod brick of quality construction.
rm, and bath lst a.; 2 bedrms. and
bath End A.; finished rec. rm., gas
heat; Earase; rear screened porch.
B BfaffSsSyE Pr RsaLrY CO. esS En-
2-2326: ewes, EN-. 2-562O. --25
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.; S15,60O--
Very spacious well-located row
brick home, between WIS; ana
GRADE and high Schools There sV are
bedrms.,- ! "a baths on End; liv.
rm. with fireplace. huge din. rm.,
rec. I'm. and extra maids rm. and
shower in bsmt, In attractive cond.
A real bargainl Ewes. Wo. 6-5576
SSro,,tKdE. 5-l45I;. .ooRMAN P.
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.--Attractive g.
bedrm. Colonial in excel. cond with
lovely mod. kitchen. Close 10 pub
lie transp. and all shopping; Sl7,-
5 800 AN y RI REALTY CO. OIL.
CHEVY CHASE. d. CO bedrms.
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Charm
fns n very od good e9na Win den
basement. Wonderful play yard for f
children Under $50 900 ANDRIs
REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-9070, q til 81.
CHEVY CHASE-Semideta brick
within walking distance to elemen-
tary, junior and senior high schools.
plus shopping and transportation.
Located on Nebraska ave. one block
east cas- Of CONNECTICUT. FeatuTinE 2
room Price 81 $50 Evenings.
call Oh 8-6s76, THos. j. FISHER
CHEVY CHASE S27.soo-coioniai
brick on a large wooded, fenced
lot, close TO schools and transpor-
tation. Large liy. rm, mirrored
din. rnl.,. cheerful kitchen: 3 bed
q; beautiful rec: nm: gas heat.
LINGSLEY REALTY co, EN-. q
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-LarEs home
Just on Conn. ave. Close TO all
conveniences. Den and u bath on
LIST floor. .center-hall plan: 4 bed
good-sized rms. throuEhout; wooded
Cali Wo. $1,000 iii o EDWARD
Il JONES O. Co. INC Chevy
cE 1Hsei - Tsst.iuliy re-.
modelled and dee. double III, sep.
DR.. . bedrms., mod. kit. ~, baths.
. fireplaces, BY OWNER. 1890 3Oth
s s. ni ana $4,000 ss,st vE FE s-@ois sat-
MT. PLEASANT, 3i1s 18TH st.
Leaving city: Ice Low. home, III
rms. 3 baths; sacrifies. DU. 7-3i es.
SHEPHERD PARK-4-bedrm. home,
Just "a blk. on 18th st.; frst-n.
sfssa sail'i oh65 fR5,gs Sle' s IA 3nly
MAN, ~. a.5f44; ewes, RA. g.
THREE UNITS. ala OOO--Rest M
Pleasant loo: 3 kits, 2 baths Gar
excel. eond. NO. 7-4236 after Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
FOXHAIJ, VIILAGE

A small town house containing
3 bedrms., In this convenient loca-
ton. only 10 Minis from downtown.
Priced to sell at $1S.750. Call Mrs.
Carter, MA $4,000; ewes. FE. 3-191S.
n W MA S-A20n %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
Observation-Disclosures

COLORED-BRIOHTWOOD
Lovely Diet. brk. home, 3 bedrms..
3 baths; 2 kits, I'm. attic and rec,
nm OIL heat, gar RA. 3-6bb2,
AuERBAcH a CO.. d. 7-e60l.
COLORED
Don't pay $4,000 for homer: buy
Wholesale way. $4,000 and Sl1,b00.
Fair down payment For particulars.
call THOMAS W MOORE CO.. phone
service night and day. Ii. $4,000
or NO. 7-66SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
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1915 Runnymeade Pl. NV.
GEORGETOWN

ROOMS, Ia baths
row brick; near 18th and Columbis
I'd. NV; Sis mo. EN-. 3-67S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

COLORED-3 ROOMS, kitehenette
and bath: heat and hot water furn.
CO. 6-54Os. between 5 and 10 pm.
COLORED-2 LARGE BEDRMS, pri-
vate entrance. Just 3 minutes from
East Capitol extension Cleaned and
painted. Only $40. plus utils. Apply
993 10th s.; ne: Apt; 2; LU, |;
co aso I'll NV Nv 'D EzN SI5iifS - Very
mod. apis. in Eastern Gardens; .
s%s' s me- w Vii ssd F Sssh R FsnTt
See MRS. LEACH, Apt. 1O2. $500
Foote st. ne, or call agent. RE.
CoLoRED-BENN. RID. AND n ST.
S.E.-Mod.. 1-bedrm. apt. mr.. shops,
schools; S66.50: heat, h. W. in
cluded. 10. 4-S5SA. -2f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
CLEVELAND PARK

Spacious older home; LIST floor.
lge. liv. rm., banquet-size dining rr1..
den, kit. and buffers pantry! 2nd
finished Bird fir: full bsmt.: Gear
built-in gar; beautiful garden. Priced
in very low 30s. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
VIM. E. RYAN
EM o-Rhk1 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
HOUSES for SALE, NV. tcs,..

SPRING 300. neauti-
ful rose brk. Colonial nestled among
towering trees and towering shrubs.
Truly the garden spot o. Washing
ton. Featurine reception hall. Nv.
ing room. dining room. kitchen.
baths, ind floor. Full bSsemsnt
with club room, Attached GARAGE
with. mother-in-law quarters above.
Evenings. call OIL. 2-679O. THOS,
Il FISHER q CO, DI. T-6S3O.
FOR WONDERFUL INCOME POS
SlBlL. see this attr. home on cor.
Iot. Excl. NELLIE LOWE CASSEl4Il.
COLONIAL VILLAGE. ABOVE KAMA
ST., west of Beach dr.--In the
cfoicest location, a luxurious brick
home on lot. 120-ft. front. Has 6
rms, baths; LIST A. powder rm.
lse. finished I'm. on 3rd A.; rec.
rm.. maids rm. and bath; breeze
way 70 orick sarsge; lEe. liv. porch.
yATTE, Realtor. Ma. s-O75s'
OFF CONN. AVE. N.W.--Loyely
semi6etached town house with pow,
der I'm. LIST A.; 3 bedrms.. . baths.
rec. rm.; garage; mr.. Conn. ave.
shopping and transp.: $24. $50. Call
III pm, LEGuM & GERBER.
detached frame. I rooms. : kitch-
ems; baths; sarage;- SO, $50 with
81 600 down; I; ELIOT MIDDLE
NEAR SHoREHAM-
Only yrs. old and like new; 4
enormous bedrms.. ga baths. Most
fashionable in-town location. OF
Cleveland ave. Asking $4,000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. T-l4lI;
eyes,. WO. $685..
CHEVY CHASE-32-ft. living room,
4 bedrms., most artistic; extra lot
included. at S21 800.
CAPITOL HILL-Fed. brick. gar
den. $4,000; some restoration;
GEORGETOWN-3 bedrms., re-
modelled: brick: S21,500.
REAL ESTATE, AID. 2-2S75
2Rs
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COLORED-8i5 IRVING ST. NV
decorated; all utils. furnished; SIS
per mo- cow. to transp. no; Q
so-Freshly painted
l-bedrm apt: large rooms. refrie-
orator. 23l 42nd ST. NE. near
Benning I'd. Lu. 2-4351 or RE
coIooRED-Is4s X ST. NE, mr..
cow. section: S5a.bo mo Cali MR..
CoIoRED--iRviNG ST. NV
room kit: bath, 5000; ] room.
c Stili RED: GieoS SUE ST. ms Ms
loeatlSn 0' So 81 g mos t Carl mss sRSS
CoLoRED-iieO ouARiEs ST. Ne.
Apt. 2 INT Kenilworth Ave. )--Du-
plex, ? rms, dtnette, kit. bath:
rsdecor; Key AIS. Inspect or call
CoIORED-isss SWAMI ST. NV.
bath: heat and hot water furn. I;
$50 mo-; gedecor. Inspect or call
CObOHED-t226 18th ST. NV
rms. dinette, ky. and bath heat
and hot water furn.; S69.50 mo.
See tanitor to inspect, OF calf CO,
COL0RED--3sI Bith ST. Ne.
Duplex . rms. dinette. kit. and
bath: only Sle.50 mo, Key No. /.
Inspect or call CO. 5-622o.
cOLORED-IvY CITY, 1875 Provi-
denes St n.e.-comPletely redes-
tom Groom. kit and bath apis
81, SS5, Gall AGENT, 7.l1sf
COLONEL RMS, kit. and bath,
In mod. apt. bldg. in COW. ne:
nssiy r.S ssin en1 snssd yaFs tr9!
CO.. i740 X st. NV. hi. 1900.
COLoRED-ii2s 9th ST. Nv
Petworth: desir apt conv.. avail.
immeo. RIA. 3-5347, RA. S-41l0.
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KALORAMA AREA

Distinctive stone residence.
n nysS5i s.ds mmsssts sSd , eS
for occupancy: 4 bedrms.. 3
baths. study on end floor. At
tractive reception hall. liv.
rm. and din. rm. all spacious:
powder rm. Excellent WE'LL
appointed kitchen and pam
try; 2 servants rms. and
bath: abundant storage; ga
rage stone terrace with en-
trance from hall: gas hot
call MRS. DAWSON SMITH
for appointment to inspect.
DE. o-4101. ONCE hours, XII.
S-16o4 ewes. Sat. and sun.
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Colored-WiSconSin Ave.
HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE GRAD. (girD. cultural,
soc. interest, to share furn., recently
redec. house and pleas. neighbr. !:
mr.. park; cow. to pub. transp.: $50
each. AID. 4-2S63. 20