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Julius King: Your mother was
very sad when you wrote you
were in the hospital but before
she finished reading the letter,
she was all smiles.
She said you told her you were
like an old wagon that needed its
bolts and screws frightened. She
said to write often.
Bill Rose: Nellie is much better.
Until next week, this is II.
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have not told her yet, but my
sight is nearly gone"
AS we sat there talking he en-
joyed talking about the current
events and laughed often. He
never once made you feel sorry
for him.
When his wife came you could
see how close they were and how
happy. (She had telephoned him
twice while we were there to see
If he was all right, and he had
told her he was fine and had COM
pany)
He wheeled, or rather rolled"
himself around in his chair and
was happy to show us how he
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Arrested On Charge He Grabbed" White Woman

Columbus, Miss-(ANP)A local Negro, whom police has
ponitenary hearing before the
H. Cone charges that white uptown
street early last week
shortly the incident but
against him yet
According TO police the claimed Morton grabbed her but
released her Immediately she repeatedly unframed
-Four witnesses they Morton
bump the but him grab her The
be held additional witnesses located
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ion. Nat applies his traditional
painstaking industry TO a new
disc called send For Me-" which
has Flip called My Personal
Passion" Nat sings both versions
with the same warmth and init
macy that are his haIlmarlts. A
big treat by a great star,
A musical treat awaits platter
lovers on a new Mercury label
that brings together two great
singing stars Sarah Sassy"
Vaughn and Billy Mr.. b." Eek
stine. Both alumni Of the Earl
"Fatha" Hines Band the two got
together recently for a bit OF re-
miniscing and some real fine re-
cording of Passing Strangers"
and THE Door Is Open" It's a
must
Ward Sister Wax Gospel Songs
For Savoy
The Ward Sisters have put some
fervor and dedication they exhibit
ed at the recent Newport Jazz
festival into an LIP for Savoy
TITLED Lord Touch Me-" that re-
presents another advance in Cos
pei singing, Among the II spirit
uals recorded are "Old Rugged
Cross" II Want To BE More Like
Jesus" and He Knows" Inspir-
ing.
Satchmo's Autobiography In
Music
In an album selected by Bill
board as it's Album of the
Week" Louis "satchmo" Arm
strong writes a musical biography
with his talented trumpet for
Decca Records. Tracing his must
cal career in specially selected
renditions, Armstrong blows up a
storm in clear, vibrant tones re-
miniscent of Dixieland days. The
album cover is done up in gay
colors and represents an excel
lent display piece, Youn get the
message from Satchmo on this
new platter.
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the staff OF the Illinois Public Aid
Chicago the time his death native OF vcsburE and
graduate Of Chicago, a
brilliant attorney composed much Of the legislation which
passed Illinois legislature public aid 1880
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National Congress OF Methodist Youth Coils For
Ind OF Saaraaufion

Denver ANP)Deegaes the National Congress Of
Wednesday supported recommendation calling
for end TO racial segregation and discrimination in Industry
housing
The 22b youth leaders included delegates from all Southern states
Negroes They series Of recommendations
drawn during conference the Denver
University campus
spokesman said the
passed unanimously the recommendations
plans youth groups churches and study
jocts community and churches
help influence positive action
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Be Informeu-Kead the Recorder
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Some of you have gone to he
lakes for your vacation and how
you have enjoyed the cool air!
Others have been able to go to
the beaches during the day, eve
ming or on the weekend.
You have enjoyed that very
much, but you stil complained be-
cause you could not stay longer.
Count your blessings, for they
are many. The other day went
to see some friends who would be
so grateful IL they could get out
doors each day for a breath of
fresh air. He Is in a wheel chair
and his wife has to leave him
alone each day while she goes out
to work to earn money for their
living expenses.
They are both doing their best
to adjust to this tragic new way
of life"
Mr.. b. came home from the Of
flee one day and told his wife he
hadn't felt a bit good. A few
hours later ne was stricken and
one whole side Of his body was
paralyzed.
Tests and X-rays finally reveal
ed the fact he would never get out
Of bed again. With the help Of his
loyal wife latter a year spent in
bed and all Of their savings
SPENT he prayed to be able to get
up and sit in a wheel chair, His
prayers were answered
He said, MY wife will never
know how painful II Is for me to
sit in my wheel chair, nor does
she know OF the times I have
fallen and lay on the floor until a
kind neighbor or friend happened
in and helped me get up.
l think I will walk one day. ]
cannot tell you how sad il is 10
me to see my wife go out Of here
every day to work so that we may
live. can't tell you what il does
to me to be solely dependent on
my wife.
l feel so sorry for her do you
know she makes me feel she is
happy to help me. She says I took
care OF her for 25 years and she
could be the one i'll and she said
she knew I would never let her
down,
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THIS N THAT
Fby hazel
underwood
By Hazel Underwood

By Hazel Underwood
Blessings
This hot weather has been the
topic Of conversation all over
these As states
You will find yourself refresh
ed by the presence Of cheerful
people. Why not make earnest
effort to confer that pleasure on
others7 You viii find half the
battle won II you never allow
yourself to say anything gloomy.
Lydia Maria Child
Katherine Rucker: Your sister
Virginia is fine.
Myra d. Ewing: All Of your
family asked about you. They are
fine.
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set" the dinner table, took the
vegetables from the refrigerator,
put them on 10 cook, while his
wife was changing from her role
as a business girl to a housewife
and it was wonderful to listen to
them asking each other about the
day.
Now you understand why say
to count your blessings, for they
are many. How Mr.. and Mrs. B.
would love to be able to walk out
their front door and stand in their
yard and enjoy the fresh air.
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Crowd Hoors Or. Haynes Deliver Address

Marshall Tex(ANP- pastor OF Third Baptist Church
pointed Of life to graduates Of
Bishop College DR. D. Haynes speaking before capacity audience
Bishops Fuller Memorial Chapel Friday August 49, stated
s the important institutions
solving todays problems
Haynes compared worlds problems today with prob
portrayed the Book OF Haba "As God
Hayes the
world The modern world have conviction about
and ideals and support them through all major in
stltutions"
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Fort volIoy Students Hear Mrs. Vann

Ft Valley Ga-(ANP)-Mrs Jessie M Vann president treas
delivered the address
Wednesday the Summer School Graduates at Fort Valley state
College deliver address
College the the implications
tegraton that
indignation spoke Indignation
which the Supreme Court recognizes that
there = only OF citizens.
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Former Grid Stor Druws Six Months On Sex
p0TvePSion Churaos

Los Receiving light sentence In view OF the
gravity charges football
A-American months In
Jail a oftense committed last winter
Contrary the leaving college
Juvenile probationary counselor his wnthn this
category
three who enced by him and
companions 10 their sugar Iull'
Ludd had been named the the leader
tempted his defense during
only taken the boys teach them masqueradng
in girls clothes they doing Besides the sentence he
put probation months,
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Expect large Enrolment Of New Students A.
lincoln University Pei

lincoln UnIveHty Pa tANPJ APPROXIMATELY 100 studenIs
expected report University September
oriontaton freshmen students begins
will OF than 10 cent
reported Lincoln the first time year
Mctay opened last win enable
Institution increased enrolment.
faculty members include Alfred r. Anderson, Charles W.
Winters tcoege) the Charles
lseminaryl.
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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson

Salute To A Rising Young star
In the platter business as in
show business, stars come and go,
some OF them fading off into OBJ
security. But one star who this
writer expects TO be around for
some time and make a lasting inn
preston In the music field. is
young, handsome Johnny Mathis,
Columbia recording artist, who Is
even now riding a crest Of popu-
larity with record lovers.
Unknown as late as 1856, Ma
this is one Of the fastest rising
stars in the business. With a
touch OF individuality and an al
Turing voice, he has caught the
fancy Of song lovers, and it's pay
ing off at the box office Already
the only newcomer TO have hit
simultaneously with his first two
single releases OTIS Not For Me
To Say, and Wonderful Wonder
fulD, Mathis wakes great on his
latest release, Chances Are, a ro-
mantle item with fine lyric and
a delightful melody, Flip side re-
veals Johnny in more emotional
vein singing a love ballad titled,
THE Twelfth of Never" Another
predicted hit for Johnny, who
does a masterful job on all three
labels.
Nat Coles New Release
And speaking OF success, one
cannot help but mention Nat
king" Cole. Capitors fabulous
recording star. Nat has been ex-
periencing box office success ever
since he came out with a cute
thing called, "Straighten Up And
Fly Right" a light humorous bal
lad about a monkey and a buzzard
which caught on like wild fire.
Now more than 10 years hence
Nat is still waxing great, despite
the demand on his time by televis.
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Lost Rites For Illinois Public Aid Attorney Who
Died In TuSicub

Violsburg Mss-ANP) Funeral services
Thursday Atty. Middleton
heart attack while riding acab Chicago earlier
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT GLANCE
Roy wilkins Soy. Civil Rights Bn A, Lsasi A Step

Los Angeles (ANP)on the lecture platform inter
views last week NAACPs Roy wilkins decored that making the
Civil Rights into Federal at least step in the
right direction.
He said Even Civil Rights bin would make II
easier TO continue the fight through future Congressional meetings
until eventually a with teeth" in g.
Wilkins spoke at the Of the Alpha Phi Alpha 43rd
tona convention here at which time the fraternity presented $4,000
NAACP memberships TO the organization In impressive
crowded Baptist Church Wilkins presented the
Aphas o the NAACP.
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Cong. Powell Coils NAAcP Position On Civil
RiaI,tx BiIl Weak

Washington the following cable from The Hauge
Congressman clayton York expressed his
opposition NAACP o the Civil Rights bill:
strongly with the weak position OF the NAACP
Civil Rights bill passed the Senate Responsible
compromising philosophy After
sOyear bill better than half bill The President secre
absolutely in their views
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VOIVO

tswEDEN's cADILLAcl
price tag OF Sc $50 compl. 80 miles
per gallon. Terms to suit.
2-Yr or 30.O0O-Miln GUARANTEES
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
500 New York Ave Ex 3-4744
WHY'S station wagon 1880 Radio
heater, good tires. $3.50. 10 p
2f2l, 10, l-2745. 90
WiLLYS 52 station wagon, r. and
h.. cd. very clean S6D5.
THACKER MOTORS
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!
than to get them delivered.
Every effort has been made
to get the money back in the
taxpayers pockets. Most of the
checks are due to people who
filed their returns, are entitled
to refunds but neglected to put
their home addresses on the
returns.
Internal Revenue already has
written to the last known ad-
dress Of the individuals con-
cerned. The checks run from
6 cents to as high as S840.
Those desiring to get an I'M
claimed refund check must
write to the District Director
OF Internal Revenue, Custom
House. Baltimore 2, Md. To
get your check, you must give
your social security number,
your new address and the sig
nature and address that APP
peared on the tax return.
What happens If the revenue
service can't locate the owners
OF the refunds? Eventually the
money goes back TO the Treas
ury's general fund.
The list follows:
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Kaufman Presented
Community Award

The Washington Chapter Of
the Public Relations Society OF
America has presented its 1851
Community Service Award to
John H. Kaufman. assistant
business manager Of The Star
The presentation was made
Friday at a luncheon on the
final day Of the chapters fourth
annual Middle Atlantic Public
Relations Conference at the
Hotel Statler
The award. a framed certifi-
cate, was presented Mr.. Kaud-
mann by President Paul H
Selby Of the Washington Chap
ter, who read the citation. This
paid tribute to Mr.. Kaufman
for his devotion to the inter-
ests and well being Of the peo-
pie Of this area. and for his
notable efforts in behalf OF
volunteer programs affecting
the public welfare, with special
reference to his accomplish
ments as chairman Of the Dis
trict Red Cross Blood Donor
Recruitment Program"
Mr.. Selby pointed out that in
this position Mr.. Kaufman
has been responsible for devis-
ing means of meeting the ever
increasing blood needs Of hos
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pitfalls and physicians in the
community.
Also listed were these other
activities Of the award winner:
Member Of the board of d.
rectors Of the District Chapter
Of the American Red Cross, vice
chairman Of the Washington
Regional Blood Program Com
mittee which directs the pro-
gram in which 81 chapters in
Washington. Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia par
ticipate. member Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Com.
munity Chest Federation III
1858, Of the Standing Commit
tee, 1885. public relations
chairman in 1855 and 1855, and
publicity chairman Of the 1855
drive. He is now a member
Of the United Givers Fund Pub
licity Committee. 8
He has been a member Of
the 1855 Cancer Drives Spe.
cial Gifts Committee, the Exs
ecutive Committee of the Boy
Scouts Council and of the Pub
Lefty Committee of the Tubefs
culosis Society's Christmas Seal
drive in 1856. He is an active
member Of the Washington
Board of Trade and a member
Of the Board of the Better
Business Bureau.
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COP. to Kick off
Drive in District

Meade Alcorn, chairman OF
the Republican National Com
mittee, and former Secretary of
the Navy Charles Thomas will
speak at the kickoff rally of
the city's United Republican
Neighbor : to Neighbor Cam
paign, at 5 pm. Tuesday in the
Statler Hotel.
The campaign will begin aft
err the rally and will end Oc-
tober IA. Mrs. Howard A. Coffin.
drive chairman. announced.
Volunteers will canvass the city
to encourage absentee voting
and make a G.. o. P. census of
the District.
At the rally they will see a
film on canvasSing procedures
and will be given work kits and
data blanks. Mrs. Coffin said.
The IL area chairmen who
will direct the drive are Sam
uel Spencer. L. L. Branthover,
Philip A. Guarino. Roy H. Mil
lenson, j. Flipper Derricotte.
Jules Kicker, Mrs. Paul H..
Hatch. Ernest c. Dickson, Miss
Kathryn E. Bowers, Mrs. Jack
Rogers and Edward M. Rich
ardson.
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ROYAL MOTORS

Areas Only Exclusive Plym. Dealer
400 Georgia Ave. NV.
ia. $4,000 ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH $50: Taxicab. Excel,
cond., new tires, new battery.
Reas, SP. 3-SS1O.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC SIS Custom Star Chief;
power steering, power brakes,
power windows, white-wall tires:
$1,000. OIL. 1850.
PONTIAC ~ Catalina; radio and
heater, hydramatic, pink and white
nniShi your car should make the
down payment Sl,TS5. Open
today to . pm
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1908 E.-W HWY al Ga. Ave }
Silver Spring, Md. ~. 9-lb00
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Blood Worker
Hds0wn Need.

A young Alexandria woman,
who helped a church group
plan for a Red Cross blood.
mobile visit. only a few houfs
later was rushed to the hospital
herself in desperate need a.
blood.
Mrs. William Collins, %, al
2SO9 Jewel street. earlier this
week represented the ReorgaiiL
lied Church of the Latter-Dap
Saints at a committee meeting
OF five church groups which
mapped plans for a Red Gross
Washington Regional Blood
mobile visit. The visit is seized.
uled for october 8 from 10 am.
to s pm. at st. Adams Episco-
pal Church.
Just after she returned home
she was rushed to Arlington
Hospital for emergency surgery.
Twenty-four pints of Omega
tive blood was recruited and
rushed to the hospital by the
Washington Regional Blood
Center. She underwent a sue
ceSsful l2-hour operation.
A total of 1924 pints of blood
were distributed in the District
and communities covered by
the bloodmobiles in Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia last
week.
In addition to the regular
weekly bloodmobile schedule for
collections. Red Cross donors
may give blood at Garfield Hos
pital from 1880 am. to 4
pm, Mondays through Fridays:
Freedmen's Hospital. 9 am. to
4:45 pm. and 6 to 8 pm, Mon
days through Fridays and from
2 to 5 pm. Sundays; Walter
Reed Hospital. from 9 am. to
4 pm. Mondays through FRI
days and from 7 to 8 pm.
Tuesdays; the Washington Re-
gional Blood Center. to 8:45
pm. Mondays and from 9 am.
to 4:30 pm. Tuesdays through
Fridays, and at the Clinical
Center at the National Insti-
tutes Of Health from $3.50 am.
to $3.50 pm, Mondays through
Fridays (call Oliver $4,000. ex-
tension 1866. for appointment,
The bloodmobiles are sched-
uled to make the following
visits in the coming week:
Monday - Prince Georges couptv
Chapter-Andrews Air Force BASE
Service Club $3.50 am. TO 3:3O nm
MONTGOMERY County Chapter-Chapter
House. .O2O East2West highway, Silver
ZEA-AtNf AstAt ~ Ntlls W y H. ET1nEn
Georges County Chapter = American
Lesion House, Laurel. Md. 1 pm. 10
pm
Tuesday - D. C. Chapter 49, Main
Navy Constitution avenue Room 254i.
u;3O m. 70 3.30 I'm Jefferson County
Shapter-Episcopal Parish House. East
WASHINGTON street, Charles Town, West
virginia, 1880 am. TO 4:3O pm.
Wednesday--D G. Chapter-Penta-
son Room 4h750, 10 am. to in.
Morgan County Chapter - Methodist
Church Building. Berkeley Springs.
West virginia, 10 am. 10 Z pm DIST.
Thursday--Fairfax County Chapter
FIT Bclvoir. Virginia. Building NINA,
A:3O m. to 1910 D M Berkeley Countv
Chaoter---Presbyterian Church. Mar
tlnsburg West Virginia, 10 am to
u.m EST
Friday--Montgomer County Chan.
ter Bethesda Presbyterian Church,
Wilson Lane aud Clarendon road,
outer County Chapter W. Vint Hiii
Farms, station 200, Warrenton, Wire
ginia. Q an. TO 3 pm. DIST.
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DC. and Maryland Tax
Refunds Await 5000

The Internal Revenue Service has 5000 unclaimed
tax refund checks for Washington Maryland residents
who have money coming to them for 1855.
The refund checks representing hundreds Of thousands
of dollars in the custody District Director of Internal
Revenue C. Fox In Baltimore. Mr. Fox wants nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
MCKEE PONTIAC

PONIIAC MEANS Nickel
NEW uSED-CAR LOCATION
la.h and L SITS NV. ST 3-7I07
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr.: $3.50: out
standing: Immaculate. loaded.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l Conn.
PONTIAC Isl chleitain hardsop:
bfight red. r. and h., Wv. tires.
excel. cord. OR. 3-003l.
PONTIAC '55 Star chief g-door
Catalina hardtop: beaut green and
white finish With matching cuStom
leather int. fully equip. With ny.
ora power steering and brakes.
Can, finance with Si45 down. OF
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TRIANGLE FORD

3ulu ~ Ave NE. Ia. A-l003
PLYMOUTH '5e Cranbrook 2-dr.;
niaek July equipped; very clean;
Hgts., Nd, RE. 5.4ipi.
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ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMOUTH INC

Areas only exclusive Plymouth
ia, $4,000 IA. 9-saOi
PONTIAC SO Catalina 9-dr. hard
tone blue; 81 .6a5. AERO CHEW
RoLET CO.. 1i0l King ST.. Alex,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 4-dr.; fully
equip A real buy at 81, 200 less
than list price. RE 5-6301.
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy 4-dr.: spot
less l-owner car, fully equipped
and perfect cond. In every respect.
Test-drive or show to mechanic Of
your own choosing: S795; trade,
bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ca. Ave. NV, Ia. a-4sn0
PLYMOUTH 80 convertible; white
with new blk. top; W. W. tires, r.
and h.: very clean. WA. 7-o053.
PLYMOUTH l55 VS. cdr. club
coupe: .all-white finish, fully equip.
and priced TO sell full price; sSf5.
rates
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNIINuEol

OLDS SO super ''ss" 4-dr.: hydra.
matte. power brakes, radio, heater,
rear seat speaker. padded dash.
beautiful 2-tone finish: $500:
safety tested for your protection:
BROS. tOLDS). Wis. and Eilicott
st. NV. KE. 7-130S.
OLDs 1855 "ss" Holiday coIipe;
hydra, power steering. hrakeS' D.
tone. paint Wv. tires. Talk TO
previous owner and ind as We have.
this car Is perfect: $3.50.
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ROOM1NU f1OUbES
1909 Rhode Island avenue NV.
tower Drug storel: s rooms. : baths,
redecorated. h.-w.h.; ideal roominG
house; Sl4n mo.
1i05 Rhode Island ave. NV; IL
rms, . baths. redecorated, new fur
mace, ideal rooming house; Sl25 mo
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
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CONTEMPORARY Bi.LEyEL-smaTt

ntuEUls --uNtu pIlCks NOW III AsGOVs
Phone IA, $3.50,
ASSUME si5.55O al LOAN
On this spotlesS 3-bedrm brick
rambler: de luxe kitchen and full
bsmt, with ri. bath, wooded ia-acre.
level lot. ONLY Sl.5uO CASH, ball
ance like rent CROWELL 4 CO,
INC .l60 N Glebe I'd, ia. 5-07O7.
BIG RAMBLER; how's
this for S2J,DO07---,i-yr -old brk.
rambler on a level l4-acre lot: liv.
rm Ike, din. rm. i.xl5, kit.
l1xlb . bedrmS, !. baths PLUS
huge, unfln 18th bedrm screen peh
garaRe. dishwRsher near schools.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. IA. b-6266:
eyes Elk 3-lit2
BEAUT. HOLMES run ACRES
Contemporary bi-level bedrms,. Q
compl. baths rec rm. wlflrepl.,
43O loan at Si0O.5b per mo, which
incl. taxes and ms Only S2.500
cash needed Pull price. $4,000.
Call III q. =, WESLEY
A sYcH Va *. i MI Radio sldS''
LIVE HIGH AND YOU'LL LOVE TT!
High up. that is, In the Lorcom
lane area. Lovely wooded lot. Big
liv rm,, separate din. rm., rooniv
kit with table space. dlshW asher
and disposal rec. rrn. with forest
view. = bedrms = baths. brick.
y yrs old walk 10 bus, This vonii
laSi S@In0n HOLLEY REAITY.
hsn0 lee hwy kE, e-s350.
Continued on Nezt Pager
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BRICK RAMBLER
Just placed on market. Sep. din
nm, beaut. rec. rm. in bsnit.. gas
&C. heat scr. porch. fenced rear
yard: cow. 70 shop. and transp !;
il51e financing available. Priced
right at Sl6.95o. Early possession.
Call iii 3 p m. WA. $4,000. ROB-
ERT S. DAVIS & CO. INC.