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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

The remarkable pictures in the
above layout taken by Associated
Negro Press photographers dur
ing the impressive ceremonies at.
tendant upon the granting Of in
dependence 20 Ghana by England
on March 6, and its admission as
a members Of the British common
wealth Of nations.
Photos at left, reading from
top TO bottom are: Mana Offori
Alta, famous Paramount Chief,
being received at AChimOta dur
bar; The Duchess of Kent, repre-
senting Queen Elizabeth II Of
Britain, receives from Ga Mantse,
Paramount Chief Of Accra, an
ivory basket containing a copy
printed on parchment-Of vel
come address; Regional contest
ants for the beauty queen title;
Archbishop Horstead, thanked by
two Anglican church officials be
slows his blessing.
Top center, reading down 49,
Ghana's guard Of honor stands at
attention at Accra airport a. the
Duchess Of Kent inspects the
Third Battalion; Prime Minister
kwame Nkrumah; Miss Monica
Amekaefia, 22-year old Miss
Ghana;" Prime Minister NIIrumah
In victory dance.
Top right, reading down 49, The
Duchess Of Kent and high-rank.
ing officials Of Britain and Ghana
at Ceremony Of Civic and Tradi-
tional Welcome in Aocra: Opening
Of the Ambassador Hotel in Ac-
era, one Of the worlds most mod
ern edifices; One Of the lounges at
the Ambassador Hotel, and a full
view Of the Ambassador.
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New York Lowdown
By MaSco Young

THE TEENAGERs. headed by
l4-year-old frankie Lymon, are
in Europe for a l2-week tour,
with the biggest item on the a.
genda being their opening at Lon
don's Palladium for two weeks.
While in London the group will
wax II sides for a new Gee label
called Frankie Lymon and The
Teenagers At The London PaIla-
dunn"
Thirty-two theatre parties
bought out the entire theatre
house less than a week after it
was announced that Lena Horne
would play the lead in the forth
coming Jamaica" musical.
Before Dick Boone left Uniyer-
sal Attractions, to head the Show
Artist Corporation, he booked I'D
Krazy Kris Kolumbo's group for
the rest of the year.
Comedian Jimmie Rogers took
his NO Time For Squares" pro-
duction into the Club Elegante
for four weeks.
Lena Horne is a frequent visitor
at New York's Living Room, the
nations first club to feature cal
ypso music. The club is celebrat-
ing its first anniversary right
now.
Don Newcombe. whose liquor
store is located in Newark, was
the second Negro to own a liquor
store in Bergen County, N. ].
Sammy Davis and family will
open at the Copa on April IL for
sammy's first big club booking
since Mr.. Wonderful" closed.
Anybody who hasn't seen gor-
geous Abbey Lincoln in action
should rush out and see the movie,
The Girl Can't Help It" starring
Jayne Mansfield. Abbey's in it
too.
Hammond organist Bill Dog
gett's next King release will be
the old "Chloe" all dressed up in
new calypso-styled "Chloes."
Teenage vocal sensation Solo
mon Burke is very much excited
over his nine-day engagement
over the Easter holidays at The
Palms in Hollandale, Fla.
Buck Ram, the brains behind
the Platters, has discovered an
other group of singers who are
called the Dell-Tones. All girls,
the Dell-Tones will make their
debut on the Roulette label next
month.
When calypso artist Johnny
Barracuda slipped on a banana
peel and wound up in the hospital,
another Banana Boat Song"
singer, The Duke of Iron, subst-
tuted for him at the Calypso
Room.
Noise-maker Spike Jones said
rock and roll is such wierd
sounding stuff that 1T kind of
forces US into playing sweet mus
ic. 1t had got so we couldn't be
much funnier than the current top
rock and roll tunes"
Freddie Bell and the Bellboys,
just back from an Australian
tour, are due in England on May
5 and will work 2S one-nighters in
81 days.
Two prominent spiritualists are
feuding, with each claiming that
the other is stealing" his adver-
Using copy and publicity methods.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

History repeats itself, as every
body knows. But what some peo-
pie are wondering is Why II has TO
repeat itself so fast. - ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

When you keep in step with
yourself, you don't have 20 worry
about the rest Of the parade -
The Old Timer.
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JOIN THE HAAcP 49, now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

n good platform conurer produce completely faxed
yet highly impressive demonstration Of clavoyance telep
athy pecognion It's done all the timc Researchers
trained investigate Of extraSenso perception have
wasted endless hours running down fakes and frauds
Some of my fellow scientists in fact have gone far as TO
say that paapsychoogy field totally inhabited by oppor-
unStc liars Certainly this description is hard to justify when
applied distinguished scientists attached to such institutions
Harvard Duke Cambridge and the University Of London
The truth despite all the frauds and fakes there today
large body Of thoroughly documented evidence of extra
Sensory perception.
Some of this from laboratory experiments conducted
under strictly scientific conditions. Some Of from
histories of experiences undergone by ordinary persons
and thoroughly checked by ESP researchers.
One such is the Of ordinary housewife on Long
Island NJ ~ who her three children to the beach in the
care of a neghbor who had five children Of her
1T $40 pm. and getting ready to go to my
annual bridge club dinner she reported Suddenly heard
the voice of my six-yearold, Bobby calling Mommy!
Mommyr and&Strong felt that he alone in tiny boat
being helpeSSly blown out to sea-
There nothing she could do physically The beach was
six miles away She had Her only comfort was the
realization that calm, windless day and that long as
Bobby didn't stand up he'd be safe She fell to her knees.
prayed that he would be helped Continued page ~
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TINS WEEK Mosorin.. February "a. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

and their guests at 7 pm. in
the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Herbert
Lehman of New York will be
the honor guests for the latter
occasion and will be recipients
of a Joint testimonial from the
national organization.
On March Is delegates will
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observe their annual Council
Sabbath in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation when
Mrs. Noise Calm. national
NCJW president. will speak
from the pulpit at the invita-
ton of Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field.
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NCJW Make
Plans Here

acknowledgements plans. de-
signed to make the forthcom-
ing National Council of Jewish
Women'S biennial convention a
smooth running operation,
were summed up yesterday at
a pre-convention rally of the
D. c. Section, NCJW.
1t was held at the Shoreham
Hotel, where the March 1921
convention also will take place.
Mrs. Mark Bensinger, presi-
dent of the Washington Sec
ton. and Mrs. Samuel Brown,
overall chairman, were seated
at a head table for yesterdays
meeting. attended by nearly all
of the 400 volunteers who will
assist at the convention.
Also making reports with
Mrs. Bensinger and Mrs. Brown
were Miss Jessie Riven and the
three convention vice chair
men: Mrs. Herman Edlavitch,
Mrs. Arthur Levy and Mrs.
William Cooper.
Work kits were handed out
to the volunteers, each includ-
ing definite instructions about
tickets, where to report, and a
partial list of services to be
offered the convention dele
gates.
1t was announced that the
national NCJW board will
register and begin meeting on
Wednesday March Is through
Saturday. March l6.
Highlights of the four-day
convention will be a sight
seeing excursion of the city on
March 20 ending in a wreath
laying ceremony at the Tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier: and a
gala banquet the following
day for delegates. members
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HTIIS--35.-:6IeIdTm. brk.

slgL W.. sPsIIN a.. AsRLA J: Nv, nsy
elec. kit. under $4,000. Dirsc-
nladensburg. left q Huckinshanl.
Eisht z, e 1884, gs, COMPTON, Mr..
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sILvEK sFENG--L0VesF-eosE. iiv.
hish up: with view; bsmt., fenced
yZgs;cRAoaEs4Tn so az ~ S-4 lf9,iH9. $3.50,
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HOUSES Io .! ! :. s q.

FoEoMAac HUN! COUNTRY =
800 Gu \ DNoRE KkxTTT
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refef. AP. I-3YB4 OF JAi 2.bgz 7.
BETHdESsDA. bIahd.nsw :. &c, cost 1--we, over
presents. viii rent 70 rssponslble
tenant $3.50 mo.--Det.. 4 bed
rms, 5 baths, huge rec. rrn.. all.
wis. ave. y mi. past Naval HOSP,
left on Alta Vista I'd. one short
S slos0a to tk Wies e so tsFrS wssiSket K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16

a ~
AMER. UNIV. AnEA-Hov ab6ul
this7 New hrk. Dutch Colonial
big loft. bedrm. Or den snd bath
on LIST a.: 3 hedrrns. plus nursery.
2 baths on 2nd; bic ail-elec. kit.
sep. din. rm.: full hsmt.: screened
porch. garage; s2G.b0O. FRANZ
8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. g-l411I
ewes, wo. 0-549g.
CHEVY CHASE. y. c.-THcidsip,
listing Of excellent 4-bedrm., e-batl
house; near Lafayette schtoii sic.
500. Ewes. call WI. 6-151o. eIM
MONS PROPERTIES. DE. a707ao
CHEVY CHASE. D. o.'Hav.
thorne.r Mr.. Rock Greek PARK
Owner selling directly. La. brk
Colonial with everything YOU de.
sire. Lee. Nv. rnl. and din. fm
Library with powder rrll& 3 bed.
rms. 2 baths, I'M. rec, I'm. VIII
S tSII s can ~ IT. 4 1855 Under $50
CHEvY CHASE, OPEN SUN,
TIL 9. 3114 Legation ST. n.w.--
Det. brick, In TIP-T0P condition;
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. oul
Military. left on 32pd. right on
t I.s!E gg9 IL ExS sLYg1A LAVAL
CHEVY CHASE-An ELEGANT home,
custom-built brick. on huge lot, In
top location: many line features
ornament the 9 lovely. rooms, 2
baths. enclosed patio. g-oar gar l
$50, 900. Eyes. Mrs: Carte. EN-,
sSeas IA. 4 s-c II schAvAlll' Aeal-
CLEVELAND PARK. near Hearst
Schools bedrmS,, baths, ist-
a. den, din. FIa., hrepl. IN liy. fa.
maids, rm, and bath in hsnt !
6 %sss. w w. sssS iissO. sais y
FOREST HILLS-RENT OR SALE
Handsome detached brk. ~ rms,
4h. baths. rec. rIn.; gear gar.
Under $40 900. rent :! 500 e,llg per no g,
{ss5. ,yA re- ss.!t45sas. okEh zh' 2
KENT-sPRING VALLEY ARA
Two new new. a 81 -s ~
MONIES, JUST on Liouthbytu lu.,
ss home 'r :Sns.d Il q y ses gEscsi
s Mr.. e clsrf sun kA. ssesS1P Pm. A. IS 5,
fssi I T.. S 4 Ell , FE 65sa.
sHEP. PARK SPECTACULAR! -
IriSa eeT,fer Kali, iee Aen and Law
on list a.; 4 Ige, bedrmS., bath on
2nd; full hsint.. garage; oil h,-w.h.
Needs decorating, but stu an un.
belieyahle value at 81 $50. PRANK
ewes, WO. $4,000.
$4,000. BARNABY WOODS, Chevy
heat: wooded lot. 5Ox151: near
/ to dark. Dir: Nehr. ave. to
U On sats les st. e g s sss Fo
BRICK sEMIDETACHED, full. dry
bsmt. and closed yard. Across from
Center; $4,000 OF best ofler fol
cash; no dealers, RA. 3-6507.
BARGAIN, $4,000. vic. dupont
cir.-Brk.; 10 rms 5 baths. oil
h,-v.h.; vacant; rec. rn., knotty-
pine kit; home and income for
buyer. FISCHER. on. 4-fsss.
18th ST. HIGHLANDS, adjoining
"crestwood"--Brick: det,; center
hail; Z rms: 3 baths library or
bedrm and bath on LIST fir;l; rec:
reation rm.:. air conditioners for 2
rooms: wall to wall carpets;
built-in garage; price, $3l 800.
ATrE. Realtor, MA. s-0753.
l446 HARVARD ST. NV.
II Rooms Baths
2-caf brick garage. Vacant. New
See Sunday or phone for
appt., MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO..
AD, 4-20O5.
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PALS CHURCH AREA

JE. 4-4O0U
WALKER a DUNLOP, INC.
SILVER SPRING. ND. S1s5. .9503
Black Oak court, .lge. 3-bedrm. home
in beautiful cond. and surroundings.
E Mpst 5 Is sss .ssniettoa BE appreciated
TwiNBRooK, Md. Sos, 3l4
Nimitz ave. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
A'f ROCKVILLE iIiiILI MD. Sis. e1s
Lewis ave-, 4-bedrm. rambler. fun
200 18th 81. NV. co. 5.o222
BETHESDA. MD, 1921 Maple ave,
whlte b stisk RAJ rsG s.s qxo c Hsdrm Is
schools and Bethesda shop. etr.i
no WEAVER BROS. INC.
washington BLDG. pI. 7-ssoO
CHEVY CHASE bedrooms, y
baths. available immediately: $40
wo CHEVY aIra4e CHASE .NoRrH-Ram.
bier, 3 bedrms:, 2 baths avsiiapie
De cTHS $ Slo3 p.y VIZ. s-t Saloons,
z, baths; avsiIabls ipmed hs1EN
sHERwiN, INC. EN-. 3-4450.
Mr.. BOILING AND ANDREWS
Lovely 3-bedrm. corner house,
bsmt.. fenced yard: immediate &C.
cupShiEA HARRISON A. ADAMS
932 X st. NV. MA. 6-S30s
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BETHESDA
5 BEDRMS.

NEW MULTI-LEvKL. large liv.
rm., separate din. rn... modern
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space: 3 bedrms. and bath on in
termediate level. 2 bedrms. for
master bedrm. and private sitting
rm. suitel on top level: daylight
finished rec. rm. with. fireplace;
utility room: huge additional base
ment area for work rrn., etc. Beau
tifully planned. Tops for large
family. Wonderful neiehborhood
Priced at $4,000. TRADES con-
SIDERED.
Open Sat.-Sun., 11-Dark
Dir: Out Bradley blvd. to Will
son lane, left on Wilson TO Marbury
I'd. left on Marbury I'd. to Landon
lane, and left to "open" house at
No 6004 LANDoN LANE.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
7720 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-l424
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HOUSES unEuRMIsnID

CoLORED---ANAC0sHtA-=2 lovely
"a co s.e. and i2os pou usi n. ~ II.
MAX MILLER, II. 7-210o Or IA.
0-1tb3.
COLORED-1100 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.Ws--Lovely 3-GtDry and
bsnlt. row brick: / rms. and bath,
oil heat; completely Tedec. Only
$40 mo. Mr.. NEUA4ANNs Ma.
S-e321.
COLONEL - 1914 NEW JERSEY
AVE. MW.-~20sft. row brick. Y
rms. G. baths), oil heat; COM
pletely redec.: storm windows.
Only ss9 10 mo. Mr.. NEuMANN'
CpLORED--a37 FLA. AVE. NV
$126 per mo-: 3 stories, s rms, 3
baths, large basement. aas heat.
Key at the okiice Of M. PAUL
HANNAH ny 7Se nth Ct, p.ws NE.
!, coLoREp-ad AND q SITS. NE.
Y rms, and bath S105
WALTER A BROWN
lois Vermont Ave, MA, S-l652
coLoRKD-RENT AND BUY
ynpef n.W.-Ihree-bedrnl. Co.
lonial brieki 3 porehes, full bsQlt,,
auto peat, Put those rent sss
~. S-iopo La. e-04sa LA. e-olse
CoIQRRD-opEN SUNDAY. I-5
1888 Farragut Pl. NE.
Mod. 6<rm. hrk.; 1st-fi powder
rm.; rec. rm.; patio, fenced yard;
s ssHs' sI PfPssen no, Eb5g 81 7-ssas mo- q
coLOREpL-OpEN SUNDAY. ID
5602 Eastern Ave. NE.
ultramod. 6-rm. brk.; air-sond..
Or D saIe' sisSaS s 1o, bins .ssS no.
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BETHESDA
a BEDRMS.

Q bedrms. and full bath on each
can be pressed into 5th-bedrm. use.
Large Kitchen with all latest equip
ment: breakfast space also: big
recreation rm., utility rm. /:
brand new: priced at S35,60O.
TRADES CONSIDERED.
Open at.-Sun., 11-Dark
Dir: out Bradley blvd. to viii
rd., left on Marbury I'd. to "open"
house at ISIS MARRURY ROAD.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
772o WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-1424
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oNuReHEs FQR skLE
HOUSES ron sALE--N.W.

N.W.--sO0 seats. eiy-conditicned,
R sol.i lns19 e h frs1 n H sf,s .nS
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SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING
Attention. doctors. Very. large. g.
room brick Colonial with gafage,
located on Colesville rd., In one OF
Silver Springs finest areas. Corner
lot with 1920 50. It. $22, 800,
NEAR FOUR CORNERS
owner transit; vacant rambler,
2 yrs. old; 3 bedrms., large and
beautiful rec. rm., bedrm. and V
bath on lower level; nice level
WOODMOOR
Close 10 public and parochial
schools. This Colonial has SEP.
Sns. ser poich I'm for vl Sss hrs eve. sso
ninEs; full tiled bsnt. Truly q
lovely home. s10,500.
Chester Keller, Realtor
JU. 5-7100 Ewes. RA. 3-63es
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsNEp

.@---- ~ @,---S,- s.l-
lnygtl AksN -ess ~. !;
trs x sendIx wsshsr. min ~ -
SUPERINTENDENT a., =; vss,6isT - S5fE
hsnf ssgII: VA, ~; siSs ne,
|zFI..IxfsfaSEA5 - ssssIisSt ss-
eIan rS&~t .fHr -fhkfp-
BEL: xsssi. u. sseizs.
lSlS epin T. sskSpsts s. sSEm;
sHEEHsM Ri 10000.
l10e kA4kW 40: h:k;spe1rm.
gss n en,ss lx ri, 80 - fini n,as ii,,
y nuss s Children nj permitted s.'i Slcek
or e -llljS4 -"
a RF0INls'. T'dT KIT and entF.
..ssSr S1Ce s1ih rf
Sgsn sss !. sun x issoS At . = Pm.
1k m; I'VE sTTTrz1N kpp1-5
ma 4 bedreo,n homes Win large
Yards and Easements: nov avaii-
s able; sio e,,5 g 3 si7 2,a Were W
x57 I.--s seas 81, s5.s ST ~ n.,ei, ,,a,,...
nedrms' nnisH9e KS aug, sen; o N
siiSik month
80 nv, s.. ~, -.-;s
FALLS CnUkCh, M = Sofs..z
pepF9e., leneea ,oti ~ 80 BAL y,
res "a. gneh sag, eAh, les Pm;
OXON HILL AREA---stone. large
Nv, Tp. With flTepl.. gin; rmy. bath.
eopv. to Boiling Air FORCE .4 M
ana ANDREWS REQ l.. S sas,. s-soo ..
% rooms and hath Ailente Sn'
Mdn C4. 1sA1e1. -
CHEvERLY MANOR - 2,hedroom
mod. convd lpe, bsmts lse fenced
s 1Sss FER FER s No sa.Tae' bungalow;
Gil heat lge; iet; L 95X " r.i Lease Sc
open al day sun Ply Nesemsle
ss; HollyW9ga asxEh6S l9nVvt eprlns'
ND: can ~. As2g1 l.--------
ARL., close-in at 922 8. goth st.
perm. det.; reeSnd:i on 6usliIsl line
S-bedrn,. semidet. al d02b 26kh
81, North Arl.; sos mo. JE.
3-O04S, -. -.
A ssicwA ksmf fenced ward: AZ.
Rossiyn, & Minis. b. @. SS5.
hEIhEsDALsr sdr rent . wiIIn op neW
SS - AZ eornfoft md era.
cious iivine. $3.50 mo, II pur-
s elhSsssS paSys%qsspss do gil . q Son-
III "a nm =
T0aE oiiFRR0 Pr. NV rms-,
. kafhs. fit' gaE heat, sll5 mo,
ri S-SaSi.
s5s9 BLAbtNsBUEo FD. N, ~. :.
rms; patns esn ~ rsea AZ
0-nm noube Anu e-rut' aPs' 49,
ARL.. 1920 8. Srd-2 bedrms.. scr,
pcli', rec. rm. fenced I'd, new
refer. AP. 7-320A or JAl 2.6g21.
IFTaEen1- hrafd-neW. cost over
% mn, nurrhaSer Cannot occupy
tarsrt. So5n ma .-pet. 4 bed
s IDS PAINS ers n lneStion out
Via ave ~ mi mast NAVAL Hosp,
lcff an M Ifa visa rd one short
Blk to Wicket terrace. left to
rHVN. A1aLA.At SR|~ nCCC0 -
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.


owner isavins CITY, desires IN
Colonial home with true center
hall, spacious 1st-fioor plan with
powder room, three twin-siEed bed
rooms and Z baths on end noor:
screened porch opening onto lovely
garden, recreation room snace With
possession may Be had To iGsrccs.
can Mrs. Carter, ewes. and week
ends. FE. 3-1a1S. BOSS a PHEiPs.
INC. l4I7 X 81, NV. MA. $4,000. I
|FLEIscHMAN's VILLAGE HOMES
Look as you may and try to
equal these Qualities: Use. de luxe
kit. with dishwesher, sep din, I'M,
, hedrms., ga baths, walk out
neishborhood: choice se3 q eus sYs' esr.
Branch ave. Sc. IsIt a fieissk--
mans Village, g hlks. to homes.
Moore a. Moore. Realtors
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) bIks.I Arlington Hsii-1S 6edrms.,
it,. sss heat. acre i'll. fruit trees
ssITs5issss. ,, SS,sgsi sloo mo. sA'
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COLORED
4los lstSHS l PEAcE NE.

COItORED
4103 18th PLACE NE.
Det. brick; large liy. rm. with
grspl., din. rm,. kit, . b.rs.s bath.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 K st. NV. ME. s-43s3
1880 BANGOR ST. Sc.
Brand-nsw, 2-story. full-bsmt.
brick; 8 bedrns., ilv. rm., din. area,
kit, bath with shower. eas heat;
only 500. Apply Apt. 3, 1479
Co. s2S 18TH 81. n.W.. Ma, s-Si6o.
COLORED-RIVER TERRI.
Mod; e.Rm, Brick Hsmt Gas 1t,
OTHER HOUSES, APIS. AVAIL.
1st NATL. REALTY
2 THOMAS CIR. NV. RE. 1884
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L Ar, f iAsDi q ~ rm Ssq " aim
d.: Siso : mo-, incl. beach privii.
AVAIL now. ia. 2.bl92.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-T<c'dsips
listing Of excellent 4-bedrma a.bath
house; near Lafayette sehtoI' slo.-
500. Ewes. call WI. 6-1571. SIM
MONS PROPERTIES. DE. a-07a0,
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n. ARL.-2-hsdrR hrk. home. rec
sSai,i fsns nd iss S slG El, s6Sx ~
CHEVEREY AnEA-3-hedrm. Capt
ced. fuIl basement; CLOSE e shqp
stss schsels 3. ape ~ ~ ~ X zs Man
ne. CLYDE 4. xbAHs. ksaiioI'
ON. 4-il49. 81.
BKIHfsnA-WfLpWOOp Hills
ssissi os PHI Nv. e l S SGa r IN fs
bedrm. and "a bath on LIST floor
door fsI Ssmi.. sfdo Per 10
i1fS II 81. NV, OF. 2-e4T4.
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AIEx-5-bedrm. house. on IT.
Belyoir bus line: iyli bsmt.: lgs-
ward: rent, 500. CAL SO. b-ah65,
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BETHEspA-EanbleI,. y bedrIns:
: w IERENs, 5r.. IN. 2.zs0e
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HYATTsviLLE = b-foonl lemide-
Ing room. kiteksn, 10 1cor;. z
bedrooms, bath. end moor; fnI
basement. Venetian, blinds, wall,
te-wall carpetine, window ian, TV
antenna, storm door and windows,
tive nsiehhorRoed. convsnient 70
schools, churches, shopping. Will
decorate TO suit 500 per month.
Phone Ju. b-0708 evenings and
week ends.
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sILvER sPRING-Ihis brick HON

has 3 hedrms., "a baths. The
liv, I'm. Is very lge. and. there i
Q lovely. screened porch, full base
ment. Authenticated LOT. Priced
$fS.o5o.. Sow Ho SRiMsfssish' R sSsl =.
~. $4,000.
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SSs'i f:a sss :Is'' ri J S5ISiSSSp:
SISSy, sssni' u s.sosI jf-
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G bsshs, nv m. VIII HEIDI. 81.
HiE;aHis, oRk . Son. 'f Sf' 5000 S5S' q
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FAIRFAX

LANGLEY, VA. = Custom built 3
bedroom and den house living
room. dining room. Kitchen; at
tached garage, hreezeway. patio;
on "a acre. Available for imue-
diate occupancy. S235 mo. LEE
W. CHARTERS. INC, AGENT. Me-
Lean, Va, ElmWOOd 6-22ff0,
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GENTLEMAN'S country residence,
18TH century, recently remodeied
2 bedrooms, library. bath, powder
barn for horse or ponies; 5 acres
on i,300-acre farm. stream, mead
G Cn itc M %lfs from sr from
Middlebure, at The Plains, on
Route 81; ask for "Easthill" on
Road H26; see and rent now for
Dec. 20; sos per month. Phone
The Plains, Clearbrook 3-3pe1.
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SPRINGFIRLD--Immac. a-bedrm.,
2-hath brk, split-level; built BY p
LIST trust. For Apt. to see, cali
J. n. cQLLIN9, OIL 6-4hB2.
SPRINGFIELD. md. = Beautiful,
fsrsa f os only Sae n snd nara I'D
to beat. Call OIL. 2-4479,
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DUANE ACRES = New centef-hali
Ts9ase ssffssnss .y RSSsh A. double
YOU want the best IN consifucfion
and above all. q quiet and exclu-
sipe location, with an acre Of
Al. RidMER BRos. builders-
Real Estate. WA. 7-0ea7. AP.
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