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: MAN0R CTITR
CONLEY REALTORS

05a5 Georgia Ave. u. s-6I7B til 0
lROcKVILLk-StO.oB0 all hFk;
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level lot With trees: must Be sold
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TERMS and down

NAME YOUR TERMS and down
payment on this charming and
nicely located rambler featuring
extTa-inrge modern Kitchen, ilvine
room. bedrooms. bath, pnll-duwn
ssseir~hy e aahttis' GRAHAM AND
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condition, comfortable white cape
basement With nicely finished rec Fec
Tm., lge yard with trees; vacant,
immediate possession Must be
seen 70 Appreciate Call ia. q.
1900, WRIGHT REALTY.
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rooms. basement, modern bath and
Kitchen. gAs heat. concrete porch.
Only sl0,p60, $3.50 down, SIS per
month, Vacant move rieht in.
AlEX.--Exeluslve cow. area. SOLID
stone home. slate roof. copper
gutter, spouts and pipes. Den. z
hedrms., bath. sep. din. rm.. frepi.
in Ice. liy. rma bsmt. rec. I'm. ;
Assam. car sar as e KS ST. lot Ss sgssSe
Seosr. T Ri s.iiTsis. NORMA JEAN
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Luxurious
rambler ip TOP location Is offered
wall carpetine' = bedrms.. Z baths,
porch and earage; beautiful lot
70 Inspect, cali Realior. PRANK
eyeninss KE s-SsSa.' ="
N,a 81, AIMS Parish
attractive living room. Separat,
with breakfast area. full basement
with recreation room. double
garage. fenced rear ward: shorl
walk to good transportation. SO.
ni0 GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. Exclusive Broker IA. 4-f4O0
ARL1NGTON-Lovely 5-rm. bunga.
low; Nv. rm with fireplace. sep
din. rm., expand. attic, scrn. pch.
wonderful rec. area IN attrac.
Sla,20O, OWNER, IA, 7-1S45,
ARLINGTON AURORA HILLS -
Brk. rambler. 3 nice bedrms.. liv
IN. with hrepl, din. rm,. nice
MoNAHAN. OF. 4-soo0 S'''oV
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BETHESDA, contemporary - Don't
reel closed In this winter, Enjoy
the sun through Thermopane win
dow walls. gather round q loyely
raised hearth or in spacious
family room, Open planning q
excellent dining and entertaining
space, located In an ideal Be-
thesda neighborhood with Rock
Greek Park across the street
Asking so 500. OFTEN
REALTY, OIL 4.T92g
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PARK ADJOlNs In rear OF this
home, the grounds have many
Gated 10 wooDMook area q
RIPLEY Co. ~. 5-abi1.
BRICK RAMBLERI Si4,0B0, ST.
900 doWn--Huge 9Mes loan.
bsdrms. ~ baths, sep dinstte
CO.. 10. l.soa5.
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DOH house 2-bedrm. brick bun
galow, nice lot, iee. covered patio
fenced SIGLER q CO. tMD.l, 10
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lse, hedrms. optional IN hedrm
tirepl, sep. din. rm., all-elee. kit.
hsfnt.. rec, ftn., Ice. oarage
81 900, easy terms quick poss
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06

Everything for the Isaac Walton
devotee including rods, lines, spin
ming and regular reels, floatsm
flies, etc.
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him something he'll ande
bestva al low center
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
WV YIN Book
Review Monday

The Dorsey Memorial Branch
of the Miami Public Library, Muir
rell Branch YWCA and Carver
YMCA will present the third pro-
gram of their current book re-
view series on Monday, April u
at 7:30 pm.
Rev. Edward T. Graham, pastor
of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
win discuss Eli Ginzberg's book
1.-THE Negro Potential" Akques-
ton and answer period win fol-
low the review.
other features Of the program
will include recorded music and
brief comments on interesting
books on display.
The public is invited 70 attend
the program at the Dorsey Branch
Library, 100 NV 18th St.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
Liberty Branch
NAACP News

eye shall know the truth and
the truth shall set you free"
The Liberty City branch held
its monthly meeting Sunday
afternoon at Mt. abor Baptist
Church. After discussion of buSi-
ness those who placed their MEM
bership were thanked.
The drive Is now on for your
support to this great organization.
Remember, your membership
carries on the work of the
NAACP. Are you paying your
way, or are you riding on some
one else?
We urge you to join today, and
10 morrow you can say you also
helped in the fight for freedom.
This branch needs voluntary
workers in this spring campaign.
The state president, Rev. A. j.
Reddick and LibertyCity branch
president, Bro. Lee B. Wright,
thank those who are on the field
fighting for freedom, also those
who will accept the job for free
dom. Join the Freedom Train
now. It leads to first class citi-
zenshlo.
Lee B. Wright, president
Helen A. Franklin, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
Miami Dodgers to
Play Clewiston

The Miami Dodgers will meet
the Clewiston Giants on Sunday,
April 81 at Clewiston's ball park
in winner take all game at 2:30
pm. The Dodgers have won five
of their eight games. On last Sun
day the Dodgers and the Liberty
City Red Sox battled to a A
deadlock at the Liberty City ball
park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

jectlve or I n e
newsman'S visit
was to observe
the fielding and
hitting ability Of
young A n d r e
Rogers, the Gil
ants rookie i'm
portation from
Nassau. Rogers,
who plays at
shortstop, is be-
ing heralded as
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Offers on sale beautiful
Easter Hats, in latest styles,
$1.95 and up. Corsages, for
all occasions, 75c and up.
Also Straw Handbags and
Stockings. SO NV. 18th Sc.
Hours: 8 am. to 10 pm.
Open Sundays
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
Personal
Pick-ups
BY SWEETS

Addington Cambridge, sports
editor OF he Nassau Guardian,
spent two days here on special
coverage of the Giants-1ndians
baseball series at Miami Stadium.
The games were held Wednesday
and Thursday nights. Main OBJ
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
CircIin9 the Globe
0PGk
PAGE 8

2-BOSTON RED SOX
1CLEVNAAND INDIANS
4-DETROTT TIGERS Z
5CaICAGO WHITE SOX
6-WASHINGTON SENATORS
7-BALTEMORE ORIOLES
8LKANSAS CITY
There you have it from the one
who also has his opinions on
who may slide in the winners
circle at the end of the season.
Next week the international
League predictions.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

the Fiesta Room Of the Mary
Elizabeth Hotel. According to
Mrs. Sadie M. Beckham, reporter
for the club, the affair promises
to be a honey.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Folks are wondering why the
Young Demos haven't held a
meeting since its former prexy,
DR.. E. A. Ward, bowed out. They
are saying, too, that neither has
board meeting been called.
"
It Is r,imored around police
circles that as soon as the new adj
dition to the precinct station Is
completed, five Negro jailers will
definitely not be taken from the
rank and file OF the police roS-
ter.
Don't be surprised If Miamian
Willie Green, bass fiddler with
the Cab Galloway band, does not
follow the Cotton Club troupe to
Las Vegas. Says he doesn't like
the treatment of Negro entertain
ers out there. May head back to
Harlem as others are planning to
do.
p. L. P. Progressive Lbertl
Party members In Nassau are
fighting fiercely for woman's suf-
frage on the island, so that fe-
males will be allowed to vote and
have a voice in government.
There might not be any truth
to the rumor, but friends are al
ready congratulating Land O Nod
director, Mrs. Wilton Eloise Bar
rett) Kemp, who they say, is
expecting her second.
Irish and Jewish eyes W e
smiling as petite and sexy Joan
Shaw, Hi-De-Ho Lounge. bronze
beauty, ankled out Of the Cotton
C',Nb last Saturday late, latched
onto the right wing Of that ofay
big-shot.
Are Lonnie Satin, the hand
some songsation, and his wife
pouting?? Well, Hi-De-Ho ring
siders don't think so. Cotton Club
closing night saw a white-mink-
ed beauty, who, they say, Is Mrs.
S., sticking to Lonnie ascloseas-
this.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

the Bahamas greatest goodwill
ambassador in too long a time.
Mrs. Juanita Wright Of Mem
phis, Tenn, former Tri-State De-
fender staffer, is a Miami new
conner. The newElady, who re-
ported church news for her week.
ly, now resides on Miami Beach
and plans making Our Town her
permanent home.
Albert Raining Is back in cir
culation after several weeks spent
in Pratt's General Hospital, Cor
al Gables, where he gained is
pounds while recovering from a
stomach condition.
DR.. Kenneth Rogers, prominent
Nassau physician, visited t h e
states recently finding refuge at
Miami Stadium where his talent
ed nephew, Andre Rogers, work.
ed out in an exhibition tryout
for the New York Giants in 4 q
game series with the Cleveland
Indians.
Edward Clark, father manager
of 9-yr.-old- Michele Clark, the
Cotton Club revue's little wonder,
is down from Brooklyn to chap
erone the entertainer to Las We
gas. Contrary to our reporting OF
a week previous (that Michele
would not be included in the Las
Vegas cast) the powers-that-be
decided to keep her with the
show. Hurrah Cab Galloway and
Co., after a record Miami Beach
run at the Beachcomber, lower
ed the curtain on their acts coupla
Saturdays ago.
Plans are in the making for the
Gardenia Social Clubs Fashion
Tao 81 LA hoIl Eoctor C,,oLo,, ~
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Others from Rodgers hometown
coming over to see him play were
Bing Cambridge of the Nassau
Guadian, Milton Loclohart and
Mrs. Thelma williams Dorset,
formerly of Miami and now OF
Jamaica, L. l., returned to Miami
last Sunday for a short visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Dor,
sett was very pleasant visitor at
the downtown office Of the Miami
Times on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Piccola H. McFatten who
for the past few years, has been
living in Detroit, Is now back
home to stay. Mrs. McFatten is
now very comfortably adjusted
IN her new home at 37S5 Florida
ave., in Coconut Grove, which is
next to her sister, Mrs. Cleveland
Johnson. Mrs. McFatten is now
employed at the Bronze House OF
Beauty, 1902 NV Third ave. Rela-
tiveS and friends are happy to
have her home again.
Myrtle Jones, the pianist-voca-
list, is back on the Stem after
season away executing her tall
ents throughout the east. S h e
preceded Frantic Fay as I h e
nightly attraction in the Celeb
rity Lounge Of the Carver Hotel
season ago.
Young Lloyd Davis of Nassau
is headed for a trip to the altar
with a Bahama cutie sometime
during the month Of June.
After the Cotton Club closing
Saturday night late, one Of the
first to go back stage to congrat-
ulate and say hello to Cab Gallo
way, was his former pianist,
Benny Payne, now accompantst
to Billy Daniels.
A lad, whose last name is Full
Ter, is attempting to put a new
franchised soft drink in the local
area. The drinks name Is Set-Up
and is out to rival the well known
7-Up. The taste Is practically the
same.
Maestro Willis Jackson and an
other Miami musician, ! hear, are
saving their dough to return home
some day and open a midtown
swank restaurant.
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spontaneously
BY HERMAN WALTON
USE SMALL CUT IN HEAD
PLAY BALL
SPONTANEOUSLY

This week saw the opening of
the major and. triple "a" base
ball leagues with the various
teams getting set for that long
grind which will determine just
who will wind UP on top Of the
heap at the close of the season.
In the American League, the
Washington Senators and the
Baltimore Orioles broke the ice
on Monday, day ahead of til e
other clubs. All of the other
opening games were played on
Tuesday.
The spring training games did
not offer very much for most Of
the spectators, by way of new
talent, because there were not too
many prospects from which to
make a selection. But the over
all season should nevertheless
prove to he one of the finest wit
messed in some time.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Others from Rodgers hometown
coming over to see him play were
Bing Cambridge Of the Nassau
Guadian, Milton Loclohart and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Plans are in the making for the
Gardenia Social Clubs Fashion
Tea to be held Easter Sunday at
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
MARTINS OUTLOOK FINE

The Miami Martins of the In
ternational League, opened their
season on Wednesday night at
Miami Stadium against the To-
ronto Maple Leafs. For your in
formation, the Martins finished
third in the playoffs last year,
and second in attendance. Let us
do more this year by attending
more of the Martins games, In
this way we can be the winner in
the leagues attendance, and I'm
sure Manager Don Osborne will
have the Martins lighting for the
top spot in the leagues standing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
PREDICTIONS ON THE
OUTCOME

Many of the experts" along
the avenue are beginning to ask
the same old queStions-now that
the official playing has begun -
who do you think will win the
National League pennant? Also
what team will upset the Yanks
this year, if any. Your predictions
are as good as mine, so here are
my predictions on the order IN
which the teams will finish:
In the National League:
l-BROOKLYN DODGERS
2CINCINNATI REDS
5MILWAUKEE BRAVES
ANEW YORK GIANTS
ST. LOUIS CARDS
6CHICAGO CUBS
PHILADELPHIA PILLS
@PITTSBURGH PIRATES
In the American League:
NEW YORK YANKEES
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Maestro Willis Jackson and an
other Miami musician, hear, are
saving their dough to return home
some day and open a midtown
swank restaurant.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
WHAT ABOUT HIGH
SCHOOL BASEBALL

It may he known by most Of
you that the various high schools
in the Miami community - that
is the sepia schools - do not
have baseball schedules in their
sports programs, except Mays
High in Goulds and Northwest
err1 in Liberty City. Just what is
the reason for this lack Of par
ticipation In AmericaIS favorite
past time by our schools, is some
what difficult for this corner to
figure out. Baseball, more than
most other sports, offers probab-
ly the brightest future for those
who have the talent than any
other venture. Here's hoping that
some of our local high schools
will wake up and start base
ball program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Lee B. Wright, president
Helen A. Franklin, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Young Lloyd Davis of Nassau
is headed for a trip to the altar
with a Bahama cutie sometime
during the month Of June.
, 1957-03-27
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS L G
is scheduled to s7il
from Baltimore March Goth,
New York March 18th and is
d u e at Frederiksted-via
Puerto Rico-April 9th, ac-
cepting freight from t h e
above ports.
ALcoA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.
Rob't. L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
Agents
, 1957-03-27
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The Internal Revenue agent
stationed in st. Croix during
April 20, 1857 will spend Fri
day of each week in Freder-
iksted to assist taxpayers of
that town.. Taxpayers may
make appointments by call
ing Frederiksted No. 81.
Walter ]. M. Petersen
Adm. Asst. to the Conn. of
Finance. Department of FL
nance, St. Croix.
M22 ZAP. II
, 1957-03-27
PUBLICATION
NOTICE TO THE
GENERAL PUBLIC

Effective on a n d after
March 6, 1857, a representa-
tive of the Tax Division will
be stationed in St. Croix to
assist taxpayers in the prepa=
ration of their income tax
returns. Appointments may
be made by calling the office
of the Department of Finance
in Christiansted, Telephone
No. 4.
Office hours of this repre-
sentative will be from $3.50 to
1900 noon and 100 to 4:30
pm.
Department of Finance
Christiansted, ST. Croix.
March 4, 1857
WALTER ]. M. Petersen
Administrative Assistant
to the Comr. of Finance.
, 1957-03-27
HOUSE for SALE

3 bedrooms : bath : sitting
room : DINING room : kit
chen : pantry. Porch two
sides of house : I acre
land : convent location.
MONTRoSE REALTY
F. Moller Jorgensen
, 1957-03-27
8 A U R D A

A TOR D A
at 500 pm.
$50 pm. Regular Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish SubtitleS
list Feature:
Thunder Over Sango Land"
End FEATURE:
JESSIE JAMES JR."
srd FEATURE:
KING OF THE CARNIVAL
Chapter 5-6
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-03-27
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Rock Your Blues Away With
This. Hot. Fast And Funny Flint!
Columbia Pictures presents
a terrific Cast Entertainers:
Bill Haley. and His Comets
The PlatterS,
Tony Martinez and his Band
Freddy Bell and his Benboys
Alan Freed
Johnny Johnston
in
ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
Don't run . Live longer -. Bun
do hurry to see "Rock Around
The Clock.
LATEST NEWS
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aoIs, ACREAGE sa' sAse

re ACRES near centreville. va
TOO-ft, frontase on macadam
road; large stream; no buildings
no subdivision possibilities, S4nO
per acre, cash. Browning s-S5D5
COUNTRY CLUE GROVE AREA
terms, L, COOK, JE, 2-3s72,
VIENNA, vA.-Corner lot all utlis,
In subdivision OF brick homes
suitable for rambler or split-level
S2,7b0 il. 3-OO4e
DIXON HILL--TOxlbO lots. sewer
water, sas In. $4,000 each. LU
l-33S0. A.
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g2B ACRKB-A beautiful colonia
brick home, recently renovated, eH
eelient View sfronting on Nd. Rout'
5 acres. f-rm. frame house, o.
bsstos gh h a6e sidins. bath. 3 bed
20 acres. Showplaes brick ram,
bier. built In 1859. > bedrmg.. /:
baths. Tecr. Tm,. full bsmt.; black
top road ~ large grove OF oal
trees; $40. 900.
BUILDING lots. 3 70 70 acres, 4
uuppos,TT Mont Mont 9 CO; ~ 600 per acre
10 acres. desirable wooded build
cHxRLEs IL DAVIS. plamens
g-96b5, or SAMUEL y. BODILY
INC. 20. 2-0i5f.
930 AcREe-Eins farm, over 10t
acres tiiiabie. Large farmhouse. BIZ
chlmneys. several fifepiaees. stocked
stream, private lake. spfinG fed; /;
barns, stable. ll-acre tobacco all0t.
ment, same tenant shareeTopplnl
paved road. Price S2f 800, terms
$50 ACRES on paved road farm.
house, = barns. stable full tractol
equipment included: g-aeIe tobacco
allotment. Share tenant viii remain
Price Sib,9b0. terms 20. 1000 down
FARMETTE, 3 acres, Term. anee
bath home; poultry house rict
garden land all excellent conditlon
eOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Ia Plata, Nd. West 4.s431
TIMBER CRUISING
NJ nrofassionaI foreataf N 9-OO,lh
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FARMS

FRONT ROYAL. vA,-ess acre,
timberlpnd. approx. iS-miIe front.
age on trout stream. no buildings,
s. 500. PETERS REALTY, Rte. /,
Vienna, Va; PL. 9-2l6l.
COUNTRY EsTATE-Pre-c Civil war
homo. handicapped with English
boxed gardens: s rooms on LIST 4
Z bedrms and 2 baths on End
4 guest cottage. 2 farm houses
Q tobacco barns. stable; clS acres
] mile post and rail fense. Ions
road frontage. In Anne arundel
County. easy drive to D. c and
ANNAPOLIS Shown BY appointn. snt
only. SUMMERS REALTY, SUI :
day MA. 7-276O. Ma, $3.50.
36S-ACRE TOBACCO FARM, rs.
acre allotment. > barns. large
stream. s-rm. house Long road
rontage. near Aquasco. Nd
Lerms HEIDER a SELLERS. WA
HOWARD COUNTY. ideal for ken.
mel acres and modern custom.
see. Price. Ss3.OO0. Mrs. steed
with LAIRD B. SCOTT. Realtor
JU p-Of2O; ewes. and Sun. Ju
IeO-AcRE CATTLE Farm, streams
fences. modernized Colonial home
Terms. BURTON REALTY CO.
g ACRES. 9 streams, . rooms
500. down. Price. S3.495. BUR-
TON REALTY Co. Louisa, Va.
HOWARD COUNTY, approx. 100
acres--One OF the few GOOD farms
left in the Triadelphia Lake area
and stu owned BY the original
farmer. House, barn and out
buildings, lone road frontage
priced a. $3.50 per acre. RIPLEY
FOR -2OO-acre Montgomery
farm; 4 bedroom and bath, home.
$3.50. RoMER A CO, REALTORS,
oaithersburg 2oa.
STOCK Farm, 100 acres; streams
baceo barn. corn cribs, counts
road frontage In Calvert County
e miles to D. C $4,000. terms
sunday, NJ; bncheister: ma
I Ky s:essd SUMMERS REALTY
CENTRAL $. OAK, = I COCOON
ranch. 1000 acres. decided. S27O.-
900; with 1900 acre acres e cheap
lguhts 1--WE UT M nEh
n R. KELLER. Broker Chamber
lain, 8, Oak
ESTATE SALE WATERFRONT
farm. Calvert County; ~ acres,
plus = barns, Term, bath house.
tobacco allot., soil bank; must sell,
H. T, RANDOLPH, FE. 7-2i37
CHARMING t-ACRE RETREAT--
Only = mi. from Warrenton. 8-rm.
house overlooking lovely stream
$500 down. ALBERT FETCH
Err, Broker. Phone 1886. Warren.
ton, Va.
TOP GRAZING FARM--isO acres,
mostly open. nne water, lake,
sites; deer. turkey, quail; well
fenced GOOD bids, f-rm. dwelling
exceptional buy, $4,000; GOOD
terms ALBERT FLETCHER,
Broker. Warrenton. Va. Phone
1885.
neutrality-suspicious.
~ acres, ! ht., 80 min, OF. %
mi. from Wash; y miles OF water.
island $4,000 Cali LU. isssSS
i86-A. STOCK FARM, good bldgs.
paved rd., stream; $4,000.
lOQ-a stock farm, sets bldgs.
paved I'd, stream; $40, 900.
1904. Level farm, good bldgs,
paved I'd, stream, 100000.
several nice homes. Ice. lots. II
MI AIRY SO. excellent RHys no,
JOHN q PRICE, Rsaltor
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MONEY 70 LOAN

AUTO LOANS-cars or trucks In
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ZONE CT. $4,000 50. t., 722-ft
fruntage on important highway
75c per 50 n Open to reasonable
offer Terms arranged ERWIN
REALTY co. WA. 7-0334; ewes
: MILES FROM n c. LINE in
Prince Qeorges CITY. l74.2iO 50
II. Priced less than loo per 50,
n, This property will move At
this price. For further information
call NEwcoMB REALTY. 10. 9
1daA, 10, 7-ie25, or 10. q
172S.
SALE or LEAsE-commercial
ground. sales once and garage
iO0xi0s, Wilson blvd, Arl W
T .ALTHoFF, ME. $4,000 or 10
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SILVER sPG. WHEATON ROCK.
VILE - Improved and unim-
proved choice locations, For ex-
pert advice call Mr.. Price, BEERS
BROS. JU. 5-76l0.
TAX. PK.--Zone CO; lev. .75x17b
50. e., next 10 new post ONCE.
CALDWELL REALTY ~, 5-6022
COLESVILLE RID, S. s.
Corner, 100000 "a, IT,, with
wide frontage Under Sc q 50. IT,
Harold B. Bonart e. Co.
FE 7-12s2 Ewes, OIL. 4-S947
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COMMERCIAL zoNINo : Home
house; 2 display windows, COM
Portable lly, quarters; rent 500
NORTHERN REALTY, INC,
IA. 7-22N4 Ewes, OF. 4-gflj
6lt TENN. AVE. N.R.--store and
iSSi @ ST. NK.-s,ors and
TIE kIoos NATIONAL BANK.
washinGton Loan Il Trust Branch