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CHAPTER ONE
A Prince Is Born

Once upon q time. many
years ago. there lived three
little men named Noodle. Tig-
gle and Livingstone.
They were only 8 inches tall
They lived in q house made OF
half q watermelon rind and
they fed on fresh boiled butter
cups and acorn stew.
The watermelon house wa
also a workshop. for the three
little men were good fairy wiz
ards. They spent their entire
lives making magis potions.
Three Of their potions were
Strength. Courage and Wisdom
Whenever q prince was born
in the Kingdom Of Mitzenpoo,
Noodle. Tiggle and Livingstone
would go. in invisible cloaks,
to the palace and. before the
prince was Q hours old. they
would sprinkle him with their
magic potions Of Strength.
Courage and Wisdom.
No one ever saw the three
little men but II never failed
that the princes Of Mitzenpoo
grew I'D to be kings Of great
courage. strength and wisdom.
This was the way IL had been
for 500 years and. rs q result.
Mitzenpoo was the happiest and
fairest kingdom in the land.
Now. by and by. 1t happened
that there was . king Of Mitz-
enpoo who had no sons. This
made the king very sad for he
was getting old and he needed
q son to help him care for his
people.
The king wished and wished
for Q son and finally his wish
came true: A son was born.
They We're I'm . Frenzy
/. While the whole kingdom re-
joiced. Noodle. Tigsie and Lv-
inestone were in . frenzy. II
had been so long since q prince
was born that when the three
lttR men looked In their cup
board they found that their
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Opening lead. six Of clubs.

opening lead: Six OF clubs.
When Mr.. Muzzy incurs the
IRE Of his partner after one Of
these CANDLES" has been
doubled and set 500 points. his
standard remark Is: We'll,
you've got to have nerve
enough to take q chance nov
and then" The inference Is
that If you don't go along with
his bidding insanity you are
lacking in sporting blood. So
II you play with him as a part
ner regularly. you have only two
choices-you can be q coward
or you can be q pauper.
One Of the comforting things
about playing with a fine part
ner Is that you don't have to
push your cards for fear Of
missing your maximum con-
tract. In today's deal Mr..
Champion described his own
hand as accurately as possible.
knowing that the final decision
between a small or a grand
slam would be made correctly
BY his partner.
His bidding was as strong as
Il could be, short Of bidding the
grand slam himself. After his
FIRST bid. the jump takeout In
hearts. he bid both spades and
clubs with the intention, OF in
dicating first-round control In
those two suits. Then he
jumped to six diamonds, M
Throughout the course Of the
auction Mr.. Masters had shown
nothing more than a minimum
opening bid. When the bidding
reached the stx-dAamond stage
he still had q minimum hand.
Yet he went on to seven.
He correctly reasoned that
The only thing worrying Mr..
Champion was the trump suit
itself. For example. he would
have had q sound opening bid
with AQ-J-9; 0Q-7: Q AL
8-7-4; %K-Q-J. With this
hand. containing more high
card strength than the one he
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actually held. the grand slam
would have been hopeless.
But holding q five-eard dia-
mond suit. headed by three Of
the top four honors. he felt that
the odds were 2 to ! or better
that the combined hands would
win Is tricks.
,pistrfbuted b. MeNauaht axndleatal
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WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
HIDEB Nd

meaning. marrow. conven-
tional." Average Is IS: time
limit, IS minutes.
Rules OF the same: Words must be Of
four or more letters 2 Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
- such IS "batA" cars" are not
used. g. Only one form Of q word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer 10 WHITHER
weir. whittier. whit. whir. vhet. wither
with. wire, wife. write. writhe. writ
heir. hire. hither, tier. thew, threw.
their. tier. tire. rite
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
ny EAsLEY BLACKwOOD

Mr.. Muzzy often makes what
he calls gambling" bids.
Usually they are not CANDLES at
all. They are sure things
the opponents are sure to get
all the best Of 1t. They consist
of blind stabs at game or slam
contracts, completely unjusti-
ned by the cards held.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
Mr. Champion)
AJAX
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ol0s652
"A
WEST EAST
CMr. Abel (Mr. Muzzyl
AQi062 AJ85S
yes 9J654
COS oS
%Js7e4 %Ql052
SOUTH
tMr. Masters)
A974
0Q7
AKJ74
AK92
The bidding:
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Mrs, Mcrle Miller Receives
plousunt Blrthduy Surprise

Mrs Marie Miller, i09f Fourth
Az s. was very pleasantly sur
rrtnea on Monday evening, June
a. when her dauehter,tnlaw,
Mrs Elsie Miller and friend,
Mis- Robert Richie gave party
ia celebration ~ her birthday
Mrs miller waa called Go a
uolghhara homo ami while she was
there guests assembled at her
home aud when she returned she
was greeted hy group singing
che Happy Birthday song
She received many lovely Eitta
and greeting cards
Mrs Miller ieft Wednesday
morning for Portland, ore, TO
visit friends apd from there sho
Win 30 10 Los Angeles, Calf 60
attend the wedding Of her nteco,
Gloria Samuelson. who win be
married aa June -
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aynton
CredIafawn Social Club Tour
The Crodiafawn Social club for
their meeting on Wednesday eve.
ming juno 10. made tour of the
81 Paul sewer disposal plant ~
Gated on Warner Road The group
met az TSn AT the home Of Mr.
and Mrs, Leroy iaaenherry asa
N Chatsworth and made the tour
"a body. which proved 10 be
most Interesting experience
Cleveland Visitors Mrs, Bessie
Wright and uiece, Mira Rcas l..
Robinson % Cleveland. o arrived
hy Capital Airiinoa Saturday
morning June 10, 20 visit Mrs
WughtH sister, Mrs Mona tsamax
ur Aad 80 Anthony Az The ar
rival ~ her sister and niece was a
happy and momeutoua occasion
tor both Mrs Wright and her sla
ter as u was the frat time they
had seen each other ia 50 years
rheir first visit ca the Twin
cities the visitors are greatly i'm
pressed with the beauty ~ the
twin towns
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Negroes g. Whites
Good keiehbors
u. s. Survey Shows

New York AMP The fact
that Negroes and whites are ~
/ ready living together in Hsighbor
. ~ harmony throughout the eoan
/ try fefufes the myth That aeEre
gated housing la the Inevitable
pattern fba was tho conclusion
here ihfs week revealed iu re-
port filed by ihe COMMITTEES ora
rBWl fagblE no Manhattan
Indeed. the Committee present
- al special meeting a. The
Eew YORK ggho1l ~ agcial ~ofk
evidences af mteoessfi open 7ge
nupaury iu private housing
gathered fram ~ cities
Also the committee had studied
mixed naighbprh0pd tn the
Bronx section ~ this metropolitan
area The result ~ the study sub
stsutlafaa the conclusion tbat
Negroes ard whites ran I've 40
good 0elghbgra without fight 81
leUeHta. property deterioration
1eelina ~ values or withdrawal ~
mortgage money
with respect 30 tHs Bronx. -
white residents we're interviewed
The cgmuaftea reported THE
ares IL auo where Negroes ard
whites have been living fgF 20
yosra ng' only without overt ffIae
ffgr but aaih substantial
measure ~ cooperation ans rom
mon community problems
~ farf mary uHi'ss have NOV
~ lnt9 enc reiKrbofa9od With the
pum kng1faage thar Negroes
we're alraaag living 90 fle same
s3ahborhoa1 Property values ~
cofd.6g 10 tbs COMMITTEES report
have h9' eroppsd
The committee HbsalBs placed
the anus FOR NJ malHlainaboe u
segregated housing upon real -
late interests
There L. ~ question lf sas
painted got nut thar tHs real e.
tate Industry bears iis major re-
ag,suaibil,tv far maintaining urs
conditions under which most
housing f. reserved sxsiuaysly for
either white people ~ rglprs5 pen.
ple
The resgaEHbiaty Ea exercised
fgr ihs rlsat part tH e spiri' ~
fsalpisaa conformity with .shs way
things ere spirit shirh Isods
t,self 10 tbr psrsfgatl0n ~ hea'
~ sb.bhs8atba regarding btrnelsl
Fnaderee
G'n ne ether hand uss rormit
'sa "a '.ad far sighted builders.
courageous lsrgi9rsa ana sven
real estate men 0hD had w0rksd
- pf9ngts open oeF4pancy 10
vHroas sections - me country
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Second Annual
CotiIlion Boil To Be
Held On June 2s

At the stroke OF the magi,
hour Friday evening June Is.
eight charming young ladies' will
be presented 20 society by the
Cameo Social club at It's second
annual Coumon Ball, The gala
event Will be held Tn the Grand
Ballroom Of Hotel Lowry. St
Paul from Q p, m, TO / a. m.
II Will be moment long await
cd by the lovely dehs and q round
OF lawn parties, charm schools.
pow-wows, luncheons and parties
VIII fete the lucky lassjes.
The debs who viii don truthy
white formals 20 be escorted by
handsome young men In tuxedos
are Marva Ann Boyd, daughter
OF Mrs Beatrice Boyd and Rufus
Boyd Marina Kathleen Day.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George
Day al Of st Paul, Joyce Ann
Hughes, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Solomon Hughes. Minneapolis,
Lorraine Dorothy Johnson. dauEh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry John.
son. St Paul
And Gayle Yvoune Payne
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs william
Payne. Carolyn Joyce Rawlings.
daughter o. Mr. and Mrs God
frey Rawlings, Elsie Mae Stone,
niece Of Mr. and Mrs James
Murray an Of St Paul and Jan
ct Onetta Walton, daughter OF MI
and Mrs Albert Walton Of Mime
apols
The lovely garden az the home
OF Mrs Harry Masscngill aT45
Fifth Av 8. Minneapolis. was
the ideal setting for a garden
party given for the deba. their es-
corts parents and friends on sun
day June rs
The young ladies presented g
pretty picture In their crisp or
CANDY and cotton troclJs as they
chatted and enjoyed refreshing
punch. In spite Of Indictment
weather a large group enjoyed
the delightful affair
The club Is again asking that
guests come in formal attire no
white or black dresses and AL!
floor length
The Coilliion committee Is head
cd hy Mrs Harold Richardson
with John M whitaker as CO.
chairman. and nothing ig being
spared 10 make the evening one
long 10 be remembered
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Gordon lovers Club
Plun' Flowers AZ New
Comp Katharine Persons

The Minneapolis Garden Lovers
Club held committee meeting
Wednesday at Camp Katharine
Parsons, new campTte Of Phyllis
Whcatley Settlement House.
Following the business traHsap-
ton. the group helped TO beautigy
the main lodge by planting
flowers around three sides of the
building GoraUiums, petuntas and
other ANIMALS were included
Members present were Mrs
Henry Thomas, chairman and the
Mines Rufus Webster, A " Cas-
slua. Andrew CLARK sr, Earl
Sims. Mae Marshall ana Spencer
Shivers
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JACK & IIII.S ELECT
MRS. RANSOM COINS

The Twin CITY Chapter u
Jack and JllI met at the home uf
Mrs Arthur c. Hu, $50 Carroll
Az OF Friday evening. June Il
Election 81 officers was held
with the following elected Hra
Ransom Coins president Mrs.
Robert Murray. vice president
Mrs. Edwin slzer. recording Hsc-
Rotary; Mrs Claude Mason. cor.
responding secretary ard Mrs
ColeudEe Hcudan. treasurer
Plans were formulated for a
picnic which will be held on Sun.
day. June az At the Officers club
IT Smelling. MINI
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TWO roTs PERISH
m MtssIsslppi fins

NatcheE Miss tANpl firc
claimed the lives ot two ntants
here laat week when bluRo broke
out as the back room of tho
hunRe where the were living
Little Albert ard Harmon
Walker. age ouc year and enc
month dlcd in the flames aa their
mother sat 90 the front porch
wmiudfui uf the biatc
Mrs Naomi walker told police
she didn't realise anything waa
wrong Uptl npiRhhora informed
her that her house was on nre,
Hy then she said, the hlaae had
swept through the houar
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Nliiia W rrrlE rs q June Ffad
uais - Me- haua ArtB tugh
School at Pau
he resides Hath o. uncle ard
aunt M ard Mrs w. l. Ftelix
~ fo5 " Central Az BE ig a
member 81 l'Hgum Baptist
church
willie plans 20 further his e3u
cation by attending the univar
nlly ~ Minnesota ile wants 90 be
q teacher ~ biology
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8, al Dayton-S Sky Room. Club
prizes were won BY Mrs James
Brown, first, Mrs, Henry Thomas
second and Mrs. Edwta Steer,
third The club adjourned for the
summer months and win resume
meetings IN September when Mrs.
James Brown, 4i1T Clinton Az.
win be hostess al the FIRST fall
meeting.
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Edward Harris, son of Mrs. n.
Harris. oSd cafroli Ay, il a 1887
graduate OF Central high school
Sc Paul HE plans 60 attend Dun.
woody Institute Minneapolis, al.
ter graduation
lie IN member of 81 James
AMIC church.
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Warren, o Paternal grandpar,
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Luther 7.
Prince Of Cieburne, Tex Sharing
in the pride and JOY OF a new
grandson are the maternal grand.
parents and the paternal grand
mother who came to the city for
the special occasion.
Dinner Hoste~ses. Mrs Viola
Madden and Mrs Josephine
Brown OF 1887 Fifth Az S. were
co-hosteSses at dinner in obser-
vance OF Fathers Day on Sunday
June Is. Guests were MT and
Mrs, Dan McAdams, Mrs. Allie
Wilson, Henry Lewis ard ] Ho-
ward. Each gentleman was pre-
sented with a Fathers Day gift
from the hostesses.
Visited In Denver: Mrs VIII
liam f. Gray, 5242 Humboldt Az.
N. and her uncle, J O, Napue OF
5i39 Humboldt Az, N. spent q
few days In Denver. Colo, and
were guests Of Mr. Napue's eou.
sin and wife, Mfr and Mrs. Or
lando Napue, II was a happy oc-
casion for Mr. J. o Napue as IL
was the first time he had seen hts
cousin.
Wedding Bells Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Brady Of kirkwoOd Mo
have issued invitations for the
wedding Of their daughter vir-
gtnia Anna 10 Mr.. Carl b Russell.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harlan T.
Russell of 5049 James Az. N.
Minneapolis The wedding is an
event OF Sunday June % at $50
p. IA at the Olive Chapel AME
church, Kirkwood A reception
viii follow at the home OF the
brides parents, 23S New York St.
Krkwuod Miss Brady, "A grad
uate Of the University OF Mime
sofa where she received her
bachelor Of science degree Ia
music, is a teacher in the Spring
Valley, MINI. school system.
La Schema Club EntertaIns /.
Saturday, June IS, was the date
the La Schema club chose to hold
its first social event which was a
square dance party The colorful
affair was held In the home Of
Mrs. Clarissa Rogers. 37t2 Sec
ond Az, s., where members and
guests came in square dance at
tire. After games and square
dancing, refreshments and lunch
were enjoyed by guests and the
eleven members present The next
meeting Of the club will be July
IS, at the home of Mrs Gladys
Turner, 40is Third Az. s
Anniversary Greetings; Greet
ings 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lott
Of 1880 Bryant Az. NJ, who will
observe their tenth wedding ami.
versary today, June 2ists
Undergocs Surgery: Mrs. Clyde
Johnson sr,, 1885 Firth Az s.,
entered Fairvew hospital on
Tuesday evening. June - and un-
derwcnt surgery on Wednesday
morning. June 10. Her condition
II reported favorable.
Club Hostess: Mrs William
whiteade, 5000 Third Av. S.. WAS
hostess to the First Eighters
Bridge Club on Saturday June
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auili iiUstesz Mrs lame Pres
ton 2tiA taheviev white Hear
Lake viii ho hostess 90 the Bt
Paul Urban League auill on
Monday evening June "a
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ohano Moy Close
British Owned
Newspaper There

London AMP 1- AXE Al
5ci the Ohana Minister 90 the
Interior MSS quoted here last
week as having declared that
the Ghana Government had
plans % close down the news,
paper published ia Ghana and
known as The Daily Graphic
The minister said he was
speaking authorttatiyely and
that the newspaper had been
given six months to continue
publication during which time
III was 70 Wind up its affairs
Thls report caused something
az sensation here lu London
THE Daily Graphic while pub
hshed in Atcra ~ owned BY the
group Of newspapers ~ which the
London Daily Mirror is the leader
THIS Is a powerful group and
when they established n paper In
AGers several years aEo they ran
FIVE Of the six dallios owned by
Africans out of business
Graphic Instuils Modern Plant
The Daily Graphic put in an up
co The minute plant with every
mechanical Improvement The
African owned papers were still
sottiug type by hand The paper
controlled tn London had a whole
battery Of tAuetypca and ludlow
machines sent down from Npg
land
rhcy had high speed presses 10
turn out extra editions daily
II need be They had access 20 the
blg FIRMS advertising Ia London
They Installed modern cnRtnv
nR department and sent Geld
Coasters 30 London Tor training
before putting them % work IN
Attra rEey hired the most COM
potent writers available n Gold
Coast and Installed the whole in
a mudcrn building constructed rur
newspaper operation.
Kings son In Africa
Eeeil II King head 90 the
paly Mirror empire sent his son
"a ahana to serve az general man
sEer The African papers could
nol meet the competition one by
ore they folded AZ attempt waa
maize to merge them ~ a. 10 set
enc good paper out OF the 1--WE
hut " could not rbtpe tho capital
the only Af,1Can daily 81 persist
90 Arrra was The Evening News
Nlsumah.s paper and q waa re.
ported tu have o hidden govern
mental subsidy
Many 1T the leaders IN tbs Con.
yenuon Peoples Party which ia
led hy the Prime Minister have
felt the Bally Graphite waa aSrv
lup the Interests ~ Great f3iatin
'a1 fully even though ita excellent
editorial staff WAS almost entire
ly African Editor Cuffie IL TO-
ported cnroule Co London for
conference With Daily Mirror ex
eyultVra
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"A modern Republican la ono
who acts like he was just born
yesterday and BE- afraid he can't
last through tomorrow Ben
Robert Kerr. OF oklahoma. OBJ
yi0usiy a Democrat
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Charles -. sherman Of Liberia
president Of tho World Alliance ui
YMCAs. With headquarters la
Geneva, Switzerland, II currently
touring NMCA rentprs In thr
United ~tatr~, Canada and Ger,
many. He II also Economic Ad.
visor 90 the President ~ Liberia,
Dr. William '. = Tubnlan. and
Chairman Of Liberals National
Production Council,
sherman vas In Minnesota ~.
Gently.
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Eudtlr0 Thought ~ ygf ggy
eminent So blE enough b. give you
everything you want u IN big
enough ~ take away everything
yoi have
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Social and Personal
* ST PAUL

Visiting Sister; Naeatouing IN Portland Ore, is Mrs
Myrrheue A Bonner Of 93 lgehart Az who left Saturday
morning June la for two week visit with her sister Miss
Macheta Allen Miss Allen speech therapst IN the Adult
and Crippled Chrens division of the University of Oregon
Medical school Mrs Bonner teacher the ST Paul school
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PINEAPPLE TArI0CA
egg white
2 tablespoons sugar
egg y0lk
: cups milk
) tablespoons quick
cooking tapioea
teaspoon salt
y cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
cup t9.ounce cam
crushed pineapple
and juice
cup chopped nuts
teptionaD
cor use cup t8aa
ounce can) pineapple tad
bits and juice
Beat egg white unit
faamy Add ? tablespoon.
sugar and continue beat
ing with egg sestcr anti
mcrinRue stands ln sof
peaks Set aside.
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Quick Cooking Cool Eating

ELUFrY-LIGnT CoULD VERY WILL the middle name
given tis Pineapple Tepaga" Nor4l serve
often throughout these months when deegtdceouSy
d1ereHt-~arG demand
whats moge-madc ~tth milk eEgs ana Minute raploea,
mNuEENhnE and 81 49, M
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

New Son Linda Prince two year old daughter al Mr. and
Mrs Luther T. Prince Jr welcomed brother and play
her home Fifth Av $ Her parents presented
her with the brother Tuesday June ii Unyersity
hospital The has been named Luther Torrance Ill
Maternal grandparents are and Mrs T. Rerrvuan Of
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lhpefrell y 0neene D. san 81
MI and Mrs i.apercell Greene
ar asa Iglebart Az - grad
uate IT a. raul Central iuEb
srhnM
lilo plans to enter the univor
aity ~ Minnesota College Of isn-
EiUcnfinE
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Reading this paper every week
II - good regular habit
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NO twa chiidrru are exactly
alike, especially II ono IL yours
and the ether isn't I'll 4. HcIl
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Stevenson said, "wo don't win
games by refusing To play Peace
ard Freedom Ia game the West
must win The former Illinois
governor WAS tu Cape Town
South Africa. whore he had heard
Erty Lnuw Minister Of External
Affairs. express "a desire to return
90 run participation in the US
LOW said South Africa would
return TO tbe uN ION the under.
standing that there viii be no
continuous interference IN purely
local aftalfH
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Il Z
vas
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HANDSOME 4-sToRY BRICK OF.
KicE BUILDINoi opposite statlsI
i ASss p sDRiiDS IL y rear or e nls'
CAL Mrs. Klmba1l EN-. 2-0084
Exclusive with SIMMONS PROP.
ERTfEs. DE. 2.O730.
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Ruby Downs, Broker
Downs Bldg.
UNIVERSITY 1881
DEALE, MD.
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

!. l4O acres, modern Groom
Colonial home. guest cottage. ten
ant house, 3 tobacco barns, various
outbuildings, 7-aere tobacco allct-
ment, 11-acre wheat allotment.
ideal cattle farm, orchard. land
scaped, on both sides Of paved
road, In hrst-cless condition. 10
miles , annapolis x miles 2. g:
12-room Colonial home. Ga baths,
tenant house, 2 barns. stable, out
buildings. on 2 paved roads. I'M
mediate possession. 90 miles u, c.
8. Chesapeake Bay, Franklin
Manor, modern 3-bedroom brick
home. baths. APPROX. acre, hot
water heat. hardwood floors, fire-
place. complete kitchen equipment,
gaTage. waterfront privileges, &c
4. Anne Arundel County. Sc
acres, l mile road frontage, 6-room
modern frame home. Deepfreezs
electric. refrigerator, stove. COM
plete farm equipment. artesian
well, tenant house. 2 barns. 10.3
acre tobacco allotment, dairy barn,
Immediate possession, 25 miles
S. Hishyiew. Deale, modern
baths, fireplace, approximately j
acre. on paved road. beautiful
waterfront view, rs miles D. c.,
8. Fairhayen on Bay. large lot,
5 rooms and bath, modern home,
artesian well, large utility house
completely itirnished. electric
kitchen, % miles D. c.. 1880.
home. bath. 3 large barns, 1876.
acre tobacco allotment. highl,
productive. streams, paved road
INSPECTION BY APPOINT.
MENT. Call Mrs. Williams, Uni.
versIty 7-4461. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick, Mary
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ALEx.-DOCToR'S SUITE
on ground door Of air-conditioned
nifty. Just vacated By doctor.
Adaptable 10 dentist also. Rent,
S9b, incl, all utils, XII. $4,000. \
COLORED-OFFICEs, SUITES. SOS
mo. incl, utilities. LOUIS RUD-
DEN, tn. n-3O0O.