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September 2ath 70 be exact Mrs HsEc sharper,
a glamorous-appearing Young matron very prom
Heut ip the cafe society and social club set made
illegal left turn al Park Avenue and 3Sth Street
during the evening rush hour on September 2Sth.
She and the traffic officer who gave her the ticket
got into verbal hasso resulting IN Mrs Sharper's
being arrested Tor disorierly conduct That night
at the East saith street station Deputy Police
Commissioner Robert Mang1m, very much
speeted Negro public official allcEedy struck the
arrest from The stationhouse blotter An of this
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS n

Leave For Homes Mrs Ida Jackson Of jackson Tenn and
Mrs Edwin Green Chicago left Thursday December for
their respective homes Mrs jackson had been in the city for
the past month the bedside Of her sister the late M
Marguerite Combs and Mrs to the city attend
funeral service
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eotlcs fisnas and can't seem to
break The habit.
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Then he showed BIN the picture.
He asked Bal 10 20 get the Bier.
III He saw some University Of
Minnesota school books In the
trunk Tie thumbed through a
couple Of them He looked as
thought he couldn't understand
what VAS in the books He then
said That's what's the matter
with you niggers now getting too
educated lie finished lookln
through the stuff In the trunk.
he then made George put the stuff
back IN the trunk
Fs then said Il uss getting kind
Of cold and got In his car About
10 minutes batter. BIN came back
lie then GOT out o. the car He
asked George Cant you talk
like the cotton picking niRgers
down hsrc7" George told him he
went 10 school up north He told
George that hs didn't He said
mo you didn't. we ran tell you're
ono q our niggers' You went up
north and got this yellow niger.
brought him down here 20 show
him hon you act" He then said
That's one Of them pretty yellow
niRRcra" Bin answered Yea. he
even got a mustachs"
The Sheriff came and he started
figuring he told ~ he'd have 20
charge US b5s 80 y25 90 Of which
tor concealed weapons lie said he
vas letting us of light as he could.
he said va could get most u our
money back and the rife also II
va went 10 court AZ 10 am. the
nrxt morning / gave him $50 he
walked across 10 the nIlng station
30 get change The cop asked us.
why don't one OF you fellows
reach ggr my pistol 80 we can
send you home free The Sheriff
might oven throw in some free
roses" The Sheriff came back
and gave mo my change We got
DO me cor and George noticed
that the cop didn't give him his
L
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that pretty muAtache and that
black Higger. he's been up north
and got him a permanent
Ous patrolman then walked BY
and said why don't one Of you
niggera try 10 take my gun 80 !
can give both of you free trip
up north In box, then you won't
nave ia pay this fine you are
going 10 get when the sheriff
comes. hs might even throw In
come flowers"
The other patrolmaH then stat
Ell these two rggsrs come down
here really showing there shiny
and driving a 81 Ford Fair
iaue 500 convertible boy amt hey
something lie said. You never
hear n any riots down south With
the nlggers ike up north became
We start and finish them
The sheriff arrived and took
oyer and said hs would charge
tz5 90 FOR carrying concealed
weapons and the rest for speeding
which totaled t5s52 The patrol.
man had wrots ticket by then
and said I @as speeding 30 miles
an hour ! didn't object Or say
anything The sheriff sald We could
maybe get the rins back the next
morning n wa went 10 court We
we're there from $50 until 10 %
pm.
George cox Jr. Nov -. 1857
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ruu rArrR wrru Ans
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ncSAir VIII be on the scene In
healthy. msAty roles.
AND THAT REMINDS ME
Della Reeses Jubilee waxing Of
And That Reminds Me" Is from
an old tune called Autumn Con-
certo. which has been long
time favorits in Europe. II was
cut In the U.s.A. by Carmen Cav
allaro. the piaHlst-ork leader
TRAVELLING TINE. When the
Drew Pearson Nike O'shea show
unit tours US. bases In North
Africa next month i6 members
of the Harlem GIobetrotters viii
travel along 10 give the CTS a
little basketball trckery for Christ.
mas entertainment
SHORT SHORTS They're say
ing that Al Jones the Shreveport
singer recently signed by Lou
Krefstz for his Poplar label sounds
like Fats Domino trying 10 imi-
tate Frankie Lame Dorothy
Dandrldges next TV shot will be
as guest-star on Eddie Fishers
show Worst news we've heard
Is that a famed shDwbuslness
couple both big names are mar
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Iron Horse: 81 Model

It's like driving from a sccond,story window
TO operate from the cab Of ono Of these s3-gon
400 ZIP trucks These lo-whcclcd iron range
workhouss perform dozens OF heayy-du;y Jobs
IN orc mining, oycrburdcn removal, and stock
pile haulagc operations
Costly rs they arc, these huge trucks are
needed Tor the iron ore mining Minnesota Is
dong, To-Day orc material right out Of the
ground may be as much as two-,hirds waste,
This means that We must nsfi with more
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TIE LOWDOWN
by MABCo YOUNG

New York amp From where
we at we've always figured that
Billy Eckstine IL just about one
% ne greatest voices IN the mus.
cal game Aost singers who.ye
been around for more than one
decade are certain 10 have their
ups and downs, In trying 10 keep
their names on the hot proper
~ list. But Bilys experiences Of
late haven't dealt with ups II has
been case Of too many downs
Why There has 10 be a flock Or
good reasons for his plight when
anyone with the most out-moded
hearing aid can tell that the guys
got something
Right now Billy Eckstins Is
beginning % feel wanted and i'm
portant again. since his II Can
Help Somebody is making an i'm
preston on the charts in some
parts Of the country But what
comes next
We feel that It's about time that
somebody gives Eckstlns and his
recording advisors AZ Mercury Re
cords a tip Anyone who was
teenaEer or an adult back In the
early forties can remember the
Billy Eckstlne Of those days Then
Billy was known as one OF the
greatest blues singers. His re-
cordings Of hits like Jelly. Jelly, "
stormy Monday Blues" and I'm
Failing For You helped 10 es-
tabIiah him as a promising VOC
alIst But today he has atrayed
long way from such tunes, con
CcniratnE on the tough popular
ballads that seldom produce hit
numbers IN todayE highly com
pctitiys field. What Billy needs
is 20 get himself an armfGl Of
strong blues ballads written os-
pee.ally Tor his voice. and Eet
busy with a recording session.
This doesn't mran that he's
90 forget thc popular ballads, II
simply means that Mr. Eek
slime shouldn't keep avoiding
something that cbn help keep
his name on the hit charts, along
side EiNls Presley. sam Cooke
and the like,
GOSPEL GRIPPE Tm So Glad
The now release by Clara Wards
Famous ward Singer. sounds
more like r. gospel song entry
into the rock and raIt rage, rather
than the religious tune that it's
supposed 60 be This ones "a bic
too mey winEy ivy and pep.
pcrod with nu upheat that's more
properly suited for guys Ike
Chuck Berry Jerry Lee Lewis and
Little Richard If this newest num-
her by the greatest name iu the
gospel atnglnE field is any indica-
ton OF things 20 come. then Little
Richards switch from rock and
roll 20 evangelism means very
little since the difference. accord
ms 20 the way IFS defined In Tn
SO Glad" is little " any
RACKsTAGE When the Miudy
Carson a- Jack Warden starrsr
The Body Beautiful" opens al
the Granger IN PhiTly on Dec
20 Lonnlc Satin and Barbara
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Er1nIne Owens Hogan was initiated
into the Sorority Ms. Hogan 10
an employee Of the Department
Of Education in ST. Paul
Following the initiation cere-
mony, a tasty lunch was served by
the hostess and the members ex-
changed gifts and spent the re-
mainder Of the evening soclaliz-
ing
The next regular meeting Of the
sorority viii be held on the Srd
OF January with Edith Watson,
$50 Carroll Avenue, as hostess
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RESEARCH AND INVESTMENT CAN KEEP
mlNNEsoTRs IRON ore FUTURE BRIGHT
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RACKsTAGE When the Miudy
Carson - Jack Warden starrsr
The Body BeautifuT' opens al
the Erlangor IN Pmuy on Dec
20. Lonnlc Satin and Barbara
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- 1870 ~ 'HfNfNfA HNaAfv HNAtN
by Mrs Wilson In 1855 Tor the
ACLU. The results ~ the newest
study as with the original wers
forwarded In letter 20 the Sec
retary ~ the Navy signed by
ACLU executive director Patrick
Murphy Malin
These improvements were found
IN Tho past two years;
! Negroes no longer comprise
entirely The Stewards Branch If
the Navy. Some whites nave been
inisgrated into the branch we
sincerely hope" the hCLU said
that the number ~ white re
crials assigned 10 The stewards
Branch will continue 10 grow. 20
avoid ths impression that only r.
few have been assigned 90 q token
gesture and That one ~ the ola
stroughoids Of Navy aggregation
has been fully broken
No Advance ~ stewards Branch
To create further avenues for
advancement for Negroes, h0w
ever the civil liberties group re-
cpmmcHda that the Stewards rat.
ing be- consolidated with another
CanRs and Bakers for instance
"a Improve chances ~ promo.
ton Generally. advancement IN
tie Stewards Branch which IN
clRiea a large Negro r1aJer. - uut
possible The ACLu said
2 Practically mo- d.sermius
tim in the pattern OF Hfe Jn ship
board of 90 Navy Base D. cur,
renuy IN existence inc ACiu sa-
aefia rbls ahGns t claims that
the Navy a observing The nation
n policy ot non discrimination aol
down Nv THIS and previous Admins
iatratlous
However those criticisms were
found
While recently tbprr have
been no applications ~ Negroes
q h lIfncult Tor well quail.
field Negroes 10 to accepted IN
the regular college guTC" Mrs
Wilson credits a lower standard
81 Instruction Ia segregated Negro
schools and atiff selection com.
mittoe requirements ~ two causes
for thla Tho ACLu urges that ref
oroneoa which Negroes can get
"auch o. from ministers and high
echool principals should be civ.
en- equal consideration with ref
orenees offered hy white candid
ates from such prominent civilians
as governors. Congressman and
Judges"
No Commanding Officers In Navy
2 The Navy still has no Negro
commanding officers although the
Merchant Marine has long had
them Tho survey revealed that
Negro officers start up the limo
o. promotion as white officers DO.
but after having been deck nf.
ticors are too often kept Ia re-
crulunF or public relations posts
The ACtu auggcsts that tn pro
mclinE Negro officers more should
he asalgncd 90 line duty leading
% the command 81 ships on the
same basis that white officers ate
assigned 10 such posts NV 10.
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lowing a fully migrated policy in
This area. The ACLU comments.
the Navy would be aiding "our
foreign policy position that Ne
groea In the United States are
considered the equal N whites
II ship commanded BY q Negro
officer had been part o. nc Us.
Naval representation al tho recent
ceremonies hon0rlng the independ
enre u the sli Negro nation Of
GhaHb this would have offered
visible proof 0f our prolestati0ns
about equality and BEEN strong
blow against Communist propa
ganda
3 Negro applications Tor the
Naval Academy are very low The
reason the report aayH is that
specialized coaching schools viii
not accept them IN 1880 six out
81 - such schools Eaid They would
admit Negro The number Of
favorable responses dropped 90
five tu the urU survey and the
AcLu urgr8 mat the Havy ne
naftmout recommend that these
asbgDla accept students regard
.am ~ color
None - Ihc rrntlRou
no Negro alurofa orc 90
duty 10 Che Navy Department at
The peufaa1u 1r 3n admiruH sEaffa
at HHvy bases The report rc.
rammen8 uat Negroes Boo ap
pointed 20 thwa posts ami their
wgmbru srrafW Increased at gur
amBuH.ef Ugeusaa miasI0Ua ana
dom o beF0a Such appoint.
meng misut br aa much benefit
fu uur foreign relations as mHBona
Of d5lisra Boo economic alI" tho
Atiu assorted
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FHfn HH a8EfH
puntu TUu 80 NHlNG PETITION
roe ruUpi 90 Wit. ItutFtNG
igstE 10 iitt ttNiNs NNu ron
80 AutNH tutU TuN
HfATt Et NI#EN rlA
COUNTY UT Hn.arrtN
IH ruNHAI# COUNT
tn itr Iatafe 81 NlHu hrauafaa.
st#a hHnHH Ha Nose tfruHauH aH1
HfHH tFsuyHa. Ir.. HtuuF
Hfstrr Ter urnFtHH Petition g.
Prove wan
~ ga puNEHEb ftat 40 guranus
fnlafs7tHd show cause % auF hrs
have before tHFa 9aurt un Hsutag
ua.rwhsr gHyt. tpaG 80 90 gelHra
sN iu ihr court ltruaa lH NIaus
apatls NiHRasata. Why tno petition
hnfuin Ntai. ~ IHHH ghnlHHrte. 81
fieUHapin County AungaJiA for the
allowance " 1W tnH1tHninW pHlpurlr
aa ~ be me lest WIN sri Taafa
bate thsfn'f aUt ftr the appomts
msHt 80 himself as Executor. should
NOT 10 grapiHi
otass 60 Tur oIsi.,s asa to-
usaTieE resFsss
iT tH FtWTtTFW pftbEnEH that
Sithlu fpuF months from the tHie
hereof All arglitnfa - asii pvestsHt
fiiH thstr riaiws in this Court
rfaafp will te toag1 and Fiaiws
Court ga MONDAY, Aprii Tn 1885
90 no n'Flnrk An 10 tho Fuuft
tisNae in Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders ahHli ba pUhiIHHFA
go tho Minneapolis spokesman ard
copies mailed according ip law
taEAt or pWOuATF tpiU1N
WirNWaN thr ttpN JAMES %
kEWpn Judge ~ Probate guWtt
thH sFnd day ~ November. 1851
ttpHU FpNHrEN
Gisfh " Probate Csurt
t.oaNAtt street aud NtIuafd
ioth tionf $40 NisoNvt Ave
arpksamEn. Nov 90 prt q a 10
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Progmateia Make
Plans For Formal
Dance on Feb. IA

The Pragnateia Sorority met
Friday December 9th at the home
Of Sor0r Maureen Tinman, es5
Iglehart Avenue, as hostess, The
president. Arlse Hallowell, pre-
sided
During the business session,
tentative plans were made for the
clubs annual formal dance to be
given February lfth. At the close
Of the business session. Mrs.
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AciU Report soyH
Conditions For Negro
In Navy Better, Still
Room For Improvement

New York City ANPJ-Condons for the Negro within
the Navy improving, but there even more u.
proyement
That is the conclusion drawn in survey made public
Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union The survey
conducted for the Union 81 Mrs Klh Danenhawer
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material 70 maintain Our shipments. And,
chances arc, today truck makes is first stop
az a bencficistiou plant 50 the orc can be
proccsscd 70 upgrade It to steel mill require.
mcntS.
II Minnesota is to maintain lis place as
major iron orc pro1ucrr, many millions ot
dollars must stiil be invested for more research
and more new plants You and your family
and al the people Ct Minnesota have a very
real stake jn iron orc.
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Advertisers in this newspaper
seek your patronage and apprei-
ate Il.
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Brookside Manor, Md.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
READY NOWS120

z twin bedrms., . baths.
dlu rm, basement. fenced
yard. near swimming pool,
bus public and parochial
schools, Call Mrs. Geraci. so.
$1,000, so. 5-7922.
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ONTARIO RID NV.

Very nice 6-bedrm older homt
H-car concrete garage suitable resi-
dence plus income owner retired
leaving city Sl3 $50 consider trade
Florida property Call Mrs Wilkin-
son
JAMES l. DIXON A. co
ST 5000 AID d-b3R8
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN. Pathway Hills -
Cape Cod. Four bedrooms. :, baths
sep. din. rm.. complete kitchen. full
basement with bar and recr. room
excellent school facilities. SIa.5O0
kORzENDORFER, Realtor. OIL. A.
Sill I'll y.
BETHESDA; .5Oo-Brick Colo.
nial, IN excellent condition Spa.
cious LIVING rm.. dining rrn.. kitchen
thrvg from Lynbrook Elementar,
School Owner has bought largel
home, and has priced this houS,
10 sell. EN- a-S206. ewes OIL 4
32eg- DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, INC.
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ROCK CREEK FOREST, MD.-Out-
standing value! Three-bedrm. bath
rambler Full bsmt lovely garden
nr; MC.Jc. Only $40. 800 Can
I'LL q: ewes. Mr.. STUB EN-. $4,000
ROCKVILLE, West End, So, boo
Fine older home on lot 1UUxlg0.
fenced. large shade and fruit trees.
grapes, etc. 33-ft. living dining
room comb with . bays, modern
kit with birch cupboar5s. Thermi-
dor stove. powder room. 3 bedrooms
and bath. Mrs. Whitehurst with
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC. Pc.
n.H1hI pm LAKE,
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4-bedrm. 3-bath rambler: beau
tiful livable home, occupied / yr,,
extra -lge. gear gar; rec. rm., space
for add. rm lot s0xl64 Priced
in the 40s Can be seen by appt
any time. Or ner leaving city. OIL.
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Locust Hills-BetheSda

1901 WISCONSIN AVE
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Beautiful, part stone, 3 bedrms
81 baths. den, lge. screened porch,
maids rm., 2-car garage, storm
doors and windows. large corner lot.
Price, $33,500 Directions: Out Wis
consin avenue, first house beyond
Naval Hospital. OPEN SUNDAY. :
70 $50 PM or by appointment
GEO. G. WORTHINGTON g. son
Real Estate 1892
Ma s-3326 1927 K st NV
ROCK CREEK HILLS
This is the rambler you dreamed
about, and If you will let US show
this beautiful center hail, 3 bedrms
lRe liv. rm, lge. din rm. ana a
Kitchen you will love. you will reach
Cor your check book; 2-car garage,
Ice. rec. rm.. on i4-acre lot. Ca!
EN-. 31S00. and we will show you
this dream house. You can move In
and start your spring planning
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
EAE otQnn Till O
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ALSO

In the same locality. q new brick
4 bedtm 2.bAth rambler with Nv
rm din rm kit with eatine space
eve level oven and disposal Full
bsmt Priced At SiS.paO II ynl
need { bedrms YOU cannot do net.
ter Cal RE 1-6BhO III q pm
Colonial Investment Co.
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BURLEITH
$4,000

Unusual and delightful brick cor
ner home In this most convenient
area Living room ana den on main
floor combination recreation room
and dining room and Kitchen loWei
tloor = bedrooms and bath End floor
Double rear nofehes garage Gail
Mr. Shackel'ord MA s-nJOO ewes
and week ends, JU 5-5B0S. BOSS q
NC.
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ROCKVILLE
Cape Cod West End Park; Sl3.
500.
Cape Cod. near school; 9 bedrms.
expandable attic Sl2,956
Rambler; 3 bedrms., h.-wh, o
car garage. S14,950.
Cape Cod, 4 bedrms excel
neighborhood: assume present Oh
AZ loan: Sl4.750
Bungalow. with expandable attic,
h-w.h.; SI0,250
We have other 2 3, a. and o
bedrm. homes az attractive prices
Terms can be arranged once open
Sundays, 1913
WILL sTAcKHouSE JR Resltor
Is w Montgomery Ave, Rockville
I'D, Pc 2-2SSS; Ewes Pc. 2-I1l7
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SILVER SPRING-White brk Colo
NAL. 2 bedrms., Ia baths. lse ly
I'm with nrepl sep din. nm: XII
with tableSpace aluminium storm
windows and doors. level lot. close
10 schools shoppine trsnsp Gl
sumo Si3 600 Sc 1st trus'. $40.
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HOUSES uNEuRN. Cont

NE 2bth ST, NV.
Charming Foggy Bottom--Two-
bedrm home, walking distance State
Dept. downtown and park. area;
fenced rear patio; available Apr. l.
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SPACE

For your family to grow in this
charming a,i-brick residence, sit
usted on an acre of ground and
surrounded by towering shade trees.
Five bedrooms and . full baths.
ing 10 iull-size dining room charm
ing living room has fireplace and
built-ins full basement garage
School buses stop at door. Priced
S"Sq5O
James c. Conlev e. Co.
phc5 Ga. Ave IL a-4i24 I'll 9 80
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NOISES nv uICErs m0cb me-.

HOUSES BIZ HIVKEN, MUM pft-
{ lerred West Rlverdaie neishoor-
hood quiet secluded side street
! Darling little red brick Cape Cod.
I Warm and comfortable throughout.
/ Has everything YOU are looking for
/ in custom-planned home Trans
fer PRICED at SI5; $50, W R.
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CHEVY CHASE u c
LAFAYETTE and Blessed

,IUtH ~. uHU I1IF5.tN
Sacrament SchOo. Area
Drive by 500 32nd 81 NV then
call Mrs Guarlno, WO 6-l37S for
an appointment TO see this cutt
nome in nice established neishbof
hood 3 bedrms Den lovely kitchen
and many extras Asking SlH,g50
and open 70 all reasonable offers
JAMES / DIXON AZ co
81 3.romM
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NEAR UNIVERSITY or MD-Three
DTsIRABIE coMMERCIaI pRPTy-.
ss.aso IS THE FuLI PRICE, for t1s

No | Princess Garden pkwy Lam
ham adjacent to Defense hwy -
business OWNER APP 1881,
Alter 3 L =, or uhek end
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FOUR CORNERS

Cape Cod. spacious living room
dining ell. well planned kitchen, 9
Die attic gas hot-water heat. beau
'iful lot close TO tranSp and
schools GI appraised: Sl3 500
WOOD CO., Realtors
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rnT NpEn

Def BRK.. BEDRAis BATH
OTHER HOUSES, APIS AVAIL.
lSt NATL. REALTY
Thomas Circle NV RE 1884
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LARGE BARBECUF REsTAURAN1
IDEAL LOCATION

NEXT TO Baseball PARK
Season Just beginning Good n0velty
outlet. Ions pytah All.cash uatch
repair bus Pulls euuin Low price
No KEY money. Box Abb, Star
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COLORED
$10,950
2-FAMILY FLAT

.ma.siy s9.50a AZ ist trust ' Each
apartment has Z bedrooms. indi-
vidual gas heat. Excellent for in.
vestment or live in one apartment
and rent the other. For further
information call MR.. LATONA, OIL
4 -UlBO