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begin this coming Wednesday.

begin this coming Wednesday.
Coincidentally, the long-delayed
trials got under way only a day
after a meeting of Negroes at
Jackson. At that meeting, young
Negro war veteran said:
when We commit q crime a.
gainst white society, the. trial is
speeded while the fever is high,
and the sentence is severe. When
a white man commits a crime a.
gainst Negro, there are delays
and the trial isn't held until the
feeling has died down. The sem
fences are not severe"
Court aides have an answer for
this, and also for the reduced
charge against Ernest Dillon.
The crime occurred after the
March term of Pike County Circuit
Court. The next criminal term
the next opportunity to try the
four-was the October term. But
it was then that Ernest billions
lawyers, saying he had tried to.
commit himself with razor blades,
filed a Suggestion of insanity"
motion.
Circuit Judge Tom Brady, well
known among segregationists as
the author of the pro-segregation
book, "Black Monday" ruled there
was sufficient justification to Or
der a mental examination. Law
yers for the other three said Err
nest billions testimony was essen
tial to their cases. He was found
sane after a lengthy examination
and postponement to the current
term followed.
Dist. Atty. Mike Carr said of
the reduced charge against Dill
lon: 81 think the result we want
to neutrality-suspicious. for the
crime-can best be accomplished
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by what's being DONE"
With a guilty plea to a lesser
charge, some punishment is as
sured. In the event of trial,
Carr said, there's always jury
question"
Cars words came to life two
DAVIS later when a jury acquitted
Glen Duncan. They freed him
after the girl told Of being brought
back to the car by Ernest Dillon,
hearing him say, who's next?"
and Olen Duncan's reply, me-"
She said that Glen Duncan told
her he would "cut her neck off"
if she did not do as he ordered.
Asked why she went into the
woods with him, she said: Because
I was afraid Of Mr.. Glen Duncan
Despite this, his attorneys ar
eued that proof Of rape had not
been offered, that the girl admit
ted offering no resistance to Glen
Duncan's advances. This seemed
to BE the telling argument.
Critics Of Mississippi's double
standard" Of justice-more severe
nun;shment for Negroes who COM
NIT crimes against whites than
for whites who commit crimes q
oa;nst Negroes-will watch pro-
ceedings with interest. Duroa
Duncan's rape trial starts We'd
nesday.
when the four will be tried on
kidnap charges is hard to say.
There's q heavy docket Of ~ GRIM
in.l indictments. Not al Of them
NAV be tried in this term.
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idential election for the first time
since 1928. In six labor wards the
Democratic vote dropped while the
COP vote remained stable, mean
ing : percentage loss for Steven
son.
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fish still in the sea as ever was
caught is an old and trite saying.
But up and down the Ole Avenue
the oldest and most logical say
ings can be made to fit into the
wiles and woes of the moment,
and the logic of Parish Street, as l
learned again, while sitting down
to my fish and beer, while seeking
some respite from things as they
are, which are always a whale of
a lot different from what they
seem, for instance, l read in an
editorial the other day where I,
Percy Greene, the above signed,
has grown erich" and fat while
writing this column, and other
things about Aunt Haggar's Chill
luns. A fact which will be most
violently disputed by some folks
who I've had to persuade that I'd
just made a deposit to kinda "pro-
tect" one of our checks (If you
get what l mean). But coming
back to the subject, it seems that
Brother Nose, was experienced
what Old Aunt Nancy Juice-pipe
used to call family Troubles,
and the friend to whose ears he
was relaying his troubles was
seeking to console the good Broth
er Nose by telling him, Man, what's
you worrying about that one wom-
an for, don't you know that there's
gooda fish in the sea as is ever
been caught. sorta felt for Broth
er Nose as l saw the look on his
eye that followed his friends re-
mark. Then after indulging in
what look like a moment of deep
though and meditation, Brother
Nose said, Yea, l guess you is
right, but you see that woman done
got rida us furniture, and took all
us money outa the postoffice, and
went, while ! was gone What
you say bout them just as gooda
fish in the sea as is ever been
caught is all right, but a named
be in devil of a fix going out in
the sea trying to ketch one of them
good fish when one fish done
already run off with all of the
bait You don't hafta laff you
kin jest read it and weep.
Amt NO LAFFING NATTER:
Two of the members of the tribe
standing on the corner laffing
bout dey amt gonna let Brother
Kasper and dat other white man
come here and make speech,
when one ups and says Brother, dis
hyar freedom'o speech business
amt no laffing matter cause you
knows when dey starts hitting at
dem dey show amt gonna miss
us Who you tellin -.
SAGE REMARK, Ell Down
on the Ole Avenue the other day
the policemen were putting blind
man in the car who was dead drunk,
One of Aine Haggar's Chillun
standing off looking on remarks,
Man, You know bout dat Corn
it'll show make anybody drunk
who drinks huff ov' it.
HEARD ALONG THE OLE
AVE: One of the members of the
tribe-O -Haggar stops to ask one
of the brethren, Man, does you
hyar dat loud grunting Oats
from us folks straining trying to
pay dem big new car notes, and
dem utter bills dat day has out of
the little money dey gifts on the
fust of de month.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: "He
that climbs a ladder must begin
at the first round. Waiter Scott.
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erage $38 room a month.
"Middle-income housing" is gen.
orally regarded as housing that
rents up to $40 room.
Patronize Our Advertisers
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RENT on sELLi Kepsington Heiehts
PIN: brick rambler; w baths.
Consider Oh. FLA or u conventio S
Mr.. RAMSEY. Broker. 10. 9-2985.
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CHEVY CHASE JBARNABY WooDsl
area Of ine homes: tall trees and
aaaleas. LIST =. library and powder
rm.; ) spacious bedrms.. baths,
up: dressing rm., finished Ord a..
2 rear screened porches, 2-caI
garaee; maids 5m;, deep fenced lot
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TAKoMA PIX. = Attrae. 2-hedrm.
and schools: $li5. 10. 6-70O3.
GEORGETOWN. 1921 n st. NV
$225; a bedrms. baths. Nv. rm;'
1924 WALKER q DUNLOP. INC.
CO. 6-0222.
CL0sE-N SILVER sPRING-lm-
ished de luxe rambler IN convenient
Carroll Knobs. ROBERT H. KENT
q Co. JU. $4,000.
{ BEDRlGs., 2 BATHS, screened
porch, earport. wall-to-wall carpet
ing: mos. 9 mos, or 1 n, avail
$50 per per mo. 81. s.7s5i.
SUMMER RENTAL, Macarthur blvd.
Completely furnished. cool, g.
bedroom house. TV set, garbage
DISPOSAL etc, Garage. Utilities IN
eiuded slSh month. AID. .2-654s.
ansEs s seryiee' a dcr s .Dl'csT
GEORGETOWN-4 month"; rental,
immed occup. Attrac. furn,; liv.
rm. with air cond.. din. rm.. library.
Jaresnbi Eo6 Ssd me-. p6 S'' 7S4so.e go
CAROLE HIGHLANDS. Oh n. II. ext.
d bedrms.. rec. rm.: elec. kit; !:
1855 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
Detached corner bungalovi rms.
hnd f snsi0':s P SsSrGi Inn S ouH :s
4. {. HOT Houo MTredi a SON. INC.
i4l6 II st. NV.
ID. 7-pO67 Ewes. OIL. 2-0474
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a: II: a \; a n:
N-7T20. II. O.oib3. IL
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CHEVY CHASE CAPE con

CHEVY CHASE CAPE COD
. .ssven.yv..old brick: center hall
Win table :pss,. ,SSl.Sans;sh.s1., . s -:
9 bedIms. and bath upi bsmt. with
T:s I'M s.s sGa corner s's ''E r. 'SSslSe:
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. B-3Ba3, . TIE
teoatlnusd On Ns1I fsSsJ
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cN g' o SSAsI ,,i saDS a., SIC ~
sonalsicsSs ana 81 x: run. 0 az ~.
Co.. IA . Pm, NJ. 1900.
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coLoRED-Low DOWN PAYMENT
Ultfamodern semidet. brick. 9
lovely rms. powder rm. on LIST d.;
semifn. rec. Fm.; dishwasheF. gar
cage disposal; wail-te-wall carpetinR.
screened porch, aluminium storm win
doWs: lge.. yard. Anchor ence. Must
's Sls ~. ys su f. e sS sEYSo SIS,
CO., 30O6 Ga. ave. NV.
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CHEVY 'CHASE.-$lS,050
$3.50 ,! On. p ,:t ~, Y. hall .,,I AK
S.sS q siS s S.S. VS. .S S:sr Fi;
dinette and bath; peh.. sarage,
LEO n. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. 1888. Q tn 0
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SI76

b yaq cSISs. f r. w..i R..s Rc.
rms. etc. Nj. Dell. 81. $1,000
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
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TAKoMA PARK
Home and Income

Wei equipped. gear garase. Close
must sell. Excel value for someone.
Well financed. Terms. By apot.
Mrs WIlkinson. ST. $1,000. JANIS
L. DIXON q co. Exclusive.
WORKING COUPLES ATTENTION
ECharming brk. home on picket
fenced cor. lot; 2 lovely bedrms..
full bsmt.. all cleo. KIT, extras,
neat as Q pin. Just listed: Sl4,6O0.
WILL TRADE this lovely new split.
level home. Your present home may
be .sufncient for. down payment. Why
not not i ss,s Us :, check your souityS This
and 2 baths on upper level: liv. rm.,
dining rm.. . real CHEEKY kit. on LIST
i r",d., 10 Lover level u, has s rec r%;:
% move into; Let's hurTy-hsrs's
stone. can OIL. 2.gO70 I'll o pm.
ANnnT0 YvTT
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ESTABLISHED SCHOOL
FOR SALE

land. q, building. equipment , and
n, = a .iASS sd s. :.s :slles ss
Id school Of music. In Q very choice
North oo Arlinsso q. ~, lOe. .sn c Price
J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio BIDS. Realtors. "A. ELISA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CABIN JOHN PARK-Lovely fran,
CAPE Cod; e bedrms., bath on Isl
LIST a., big bedroom, bath, upstairs
irepl. in iiv. rr1.. I'm. rec. rm. with
IND hrepL, garage,A scr. pch., bil
wooded lot, mr.. Model Basin. Only
$1,000; FLA. applied for. SAMUEL
oas SeofnE 7.s. g. E G. 1.7 9sls'' AID. 4
CHEVY ~. SSadAsE I s1IS5O Sod55.9
huge level lot. In the heart o.
Chevy Chase, 3 blks. on Conn
ave. For the surprise Of your life
call for an appointment. BERENS
JR.. CO., I'll 8 pm. EN-. 2-7SOO
CHEVY .CHAsE-Immacuiate brick
Colonial on lge. fenced lot: Q most
m. sac:a s 'n tSs low s Ss sb1 5ss
Builder. 5SS2 Conn Conn. AVE- ave-. NV. SeAi''f'
CHEVY CHASE. near D. c. line and
pial built 1850. Center hail. s
librsry. full bsmt., garage. quiet
safe street. Most house for the
rs NC. Ao 81. $3.50. Il oSoq I'll J. OF
CHEVY CHASE > center-hali brick
rambler. Three twin-sized bedrms !,
baths. unusually large fully eQuip.
Kit. breakfast nook. separate din.
room. nv. rm. In rear, rear ser.
porch, bsmt.. recr. room, garage.
large lot: near Rock Greek PARK :
quiet deed-end street, trees; q very
iine neighborhood. Call WO. $4,000
I'll o pm, EDW. H. JONES a co
INC. Chevy Chase. D. c.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH-3.bedrm
SColonial. Liv. rm.. din. room.
kltchen,. sunroom, screened porch,
netached gar: gas h.-w. heat.
Beautiful grounds with true CO.
lonial atmosphere. Convenient to
snopplng' schs.. and transp. Priced
Ior quick sale at S16,950. CALL WO.
o-Z3OO TIL 3 pm. EDW. II. JONES
q CO. INC. Chevy Chase, b. c.
By skilled rtisans. This Ses,rSb bl.
2-level home defies description and
must be seen to be appreciated
Inc exterior Is Of selected shand
cut stone. interior finished with
ss0hd-mahoR. paneling. built-in van-
tiles Of lined oak in two bath.
Cleaning. ceramic tiled walls II,
kltch:r lge. picture windows in liy
I'M. DIN. .rm. and kitchen offef pam
oramic view Of countryside; radiant
nn;.wn., z rms, 3 baths. recr' rm
S0x3l. Compares with $50, lO0
nao2mes. Priced for immed. sale 81
VII Wa e..jiesIE vssi. Mr.. az w.cSodMsii;
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&c e cv- I,. GHASE I,

Cory Colonial home home situated on
beautiful lot. Rosemary School DIS:
triet. In section Of higher.priced
homes: Open daily. 1se. out Conn:
shown By appointment. Q S.m.-9 pm.
EN-: 1900. ..o...
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Bethesda
BETHESDA
FIRST PRESENTATION
SACRIFICE

Walking distance 70 NH and
bethesda Naval Hospital.
Massive stone nd-brick res.
idence,. only 3 yrs. old. packed
tull OF eve appeal, and In
condition. Decorated 70 the
pc equailed.. FEATURING ma
hoeany. paneied library. to-
I'm: plus large screened en-
looking old tree shaded ssr-
dens. LIST q, 3 huge bedfms.
s sSn: Of , mas.s, ,. siIssl. 2 Sssth
sE ss': shove Ssy sasS.. ys%;,E%a
lower 40s for Immediate sale.
Owner has out-of town busi-
within 90 days, We urge your
promp, inspscticn. Can Mr.. 4,
Thos. J. Fisher q Co.
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MINIS AN6A4A H. IN
MOVE m NOW

Brick. newly decorated for you:
elose-in Silver Spring. excellent
neighborhood. near shops. schools,
buses; elec. kit. 3 bedrms., lK
baths: 2 lrepls.. run bsmt.; sie.s50.
Chose your financing.
r 4. roRWARD ReaItor 10. s-isos
= BRICK RAMBLKR
ASSUME 30-YEAR FLA LOAN
Monthly PAYMENT. Si04. so. in
f u b. sver'ts t1....b SEP dining f%
ideal location. Wo. e.sa74 s Or EYES sSs'
Ne; AIterescu. VIII. 6-4664. TANEN
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- s IS: 81 !;sSSe -; ''.n. 81
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sOMERsET a-6el

s0MERsIT - a-bedrm, rambler:
WIN .T Si;..s els r; ''is s S.h g.
S S.IIs! ,p.N5Ss:s I,s.S 4 ~ 'sS 81:
icr immsdiSts sale: owner trans rs.
fs!reda Eyes. call Mrs. Msshburn,
SItlSsSiT fpSHetrLc%fMfSAr 90. a. rE E
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USED CAR LOT

Going business; once, liehts
sio st0'l srss ' trcns ont Win hold O' &c
cars. Box i6b-E, Star. Zoe
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WANTED
USED CAR PARTNER
Excellent location. Man must be
1O6.E, star, 1Os
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1904 HANCOCK AVE,
TAKOMA PR Nm

Chance Of q lifetime to take up
ma ss.S q On SsSa Is. s'f ssSI.
heat. Powder room and den. Garage.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co. Al.
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SILVER gPRN0--Low, low dow
iEd.,,' ' Eo. losss7ssii oLER q co
sILyER gPRiNo-Brick. 2-stofy Co
ss Hs.e i.ii s:RssS ssS ;1': GONG
schools and churches. S10,ob0
zoos pAyten st. 10. 1880.
SMvkn 9PRIN0-12-room, 3-bath
$S7.bCQ: In picturesque Pores
Gen Park az. IHit yHlys In en!ir'
SILVER SPRING, mr.. ct, Hernadette'I
IsSasa ~ s iss sssp sss Eis ~. sS
;Ss sS g 81 s.d S'S ana ana s sss1'
SSI goo i SEESfEE 4. kfELER. u
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d.rin ss y n nSx nesn estate Ss
SsmSisrs located on from one !;
three acres Of ground. Many oiier.
$40. 900 70 500. 900. For detailI
sslis SHANNON q LucHs co. KE
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R0CKyMLE-S;bedrm. det. Tamb
U:s hi S1..s vi 81: dssus oSy T; sa 4 4
per mo. after small down payment
FLOYD = DAVIS co. 1922 K 81
aa..yyi.o Ma s-osS2; ewes. 10
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Mass. AVE. ExT.-spaciouS 6FicI
S an iS Sa e' sin. h an 3s.is
library. pwdr. I'm, MOD. Iii. 2nS
a, 4 immense bedfms., q baths:
stairs 70 attic; gear gar, E-acrt
w9ooed lot: mr.. public. parochial
Sonvinee you Of Its value, w. b.
WRIGHT, I'm. $4,000.
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CENTER HALF COUNTY, RAM9LER

%Nearly O custom butt 1nf brick
.-ome mr.. Fairiand and Burtons.
s essssv fHsv e b e. Msasf baths: ana
immense den.. sep. din. rm., garage,
full bsmt., attic, over y acre: excel.
iel1Usncins. a. J. KEssINoER q
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BETHESDA-$22 $50

PEN NH: 81 sSsS!sEsii BY. 'iss.s ss
punnlssy. KE. 7-is7o; ewes. wo.
sTy gs5a % 3 MAy,RYi I Realtors
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E .%aIi Him iSr couple .
partial S smt. s.ors Csor Attic 1. n e:
VII: only 5000 assume June Si1 al
loan. Small cash payment vii
handle. BRIp0Es. fRTER a
sPkNCkR. INC. Realtors, 70.
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homes. q. I and Z Sedrms.. isrs'
S SSs.in sss ear ,:Ssssi:s e Churches @
shopping and tramp finest con
struction; best financing IN town
Phone OIL. 4-7oSa. KEvIN Ne
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V%S1zEI1KzDnNn Fo I6x6 5fHf
Detached center-haIl, 0-rm. brick
home. custom built By Cafrits, iust
. few years old. ist-ii. powder m,
. most unusual rec. rm., ultra
modern kit. with de luxe equip,
vall-to-vall earpeting. storm win.
dows. Anchor-feneed corner lot.
Too. many beautiful features 70 de-
scribe SO call for appointment to
RAfpH n C0aN
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COLES Mobile Homes
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK, 4e1l 49th st.,
open every day. l-9-3-bedrm.. y
bath brick. with den and powder
rm. Agent, WO. 0-4lo2. EN-. 2-2210.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful 3-bedrm: brick Colonial;
s sSSSsr rm %rs S l rs aIS Ssnssl
ssi5 % With vii r small down VIM payment y,
nERENss; yR.. CO.. I'll 0 p.m.'
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ROLLIN0WOOD
nnRN nATT,Y O.nhRu

1908 Lenhaft dr.-spacious split
level -ambler. custom built. beautiful
setting. II you want . quality home,
inspect Immediately. out Conn.
ave. right on Western ave. TO Win
nett I'd left to Lenhart, right to
home or shown By appointment,
% An g pm. EN-. 2:740Q.
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER, Conn.
Ave. Estates-S1.250 dn., assume
OF loan: 3 bedrms., dinette. dry
hsmt.. cor: psh.: walk 70 public
h hec pssSssiA' susTRsir l PRoP
500 DOWN, ncn-vet, $50 mo-: SO.
600 for ?-bedrm. home; sep. din.
10. 5-36Ss. SUBURBAN PoRP.
NEW RAMBLER 8 bedrms., 2 baths.
~ II. 0iis AZ. s on asSs' ySn g; :i
and full bsmt.; S23:760. RIPLEY
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES in con-
n ?, . .isn complete operation Of finsst
Bsy c sspSesy pr. He.rn1
inland Waterway: iandiccked. W
No. l-Eor lease--oas station
Gas and oil TO autos and boats. in
eludins sales Of bait. tackle. ice,
boat and autOmotive supplies, soft
1os "a a T5e:S.oL. EOw sSs,.r SRs In
No. 3-Concession 70 build and
operate modern marine railway. LIB
eral income-producing proposition 10
experienced operator.
No 4-eeles and brokerage. new
and used pleasure craft and acces.
sories JOSEPH Z. ROSE. Rose
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SILVER RocK-S500 DOWN
u Pft' pS SS9sSIR i SsArr a zs.s,
fence; payments like rent: quick
Den 1-s7eS. 10. 2-e4oo.
WHEATON. $3.50 DOWN. $50 pays
EVERYTHING: Close g bus. schools.
bsmt.: Anchor-feneed yard; storm
screen windows. The best Of the
3. q. FORWARD. Rltr.. 10. s.laos
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s.iy5E osfhI I..sh! N Nj SHLIoo rARK
tive corner lot. elx rooms Is bed.
fms,l. fnll basement, gas heat,
1.71l0; eVaa.. EN-. 0.iaIa
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BETHEsDA. near Suburban HospitaI
Three-bedsoon; esnter;h.nn e oS.l
disposal IN modern Kitchen den
powder room on LIST a.; brighi
PAM r ST. ,. pSIen Ia, hsS: tssss
isn sssai Hsrs; sriss 81 S isSS; Town
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R0CkyILLE-4 -bedfcom. IT-6ath,
PATIO. fully insulated. wi window s;i
sonditiOnsr. . Nee lot. 81 a..
REALTY Co. o. l.I4iS nAoDA
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on Y acre SD near sursonsvili e? :
bedrms., bath on LIST moor plus
large hv. rm,,. din. rn.. solariuln;
bedrms.: bath and porch on End:
and breezeWayl For iurtner details,
call RIPLEY d RoMER, JU. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-09

BETHEsDA-Immaculate split-level,
Is months Cd; yaults6 .. sellips IN |.
"a on balcony: family room and pow:
der room with extra bedroom on
lower level: wall-to-wall earpeting.
expensive hermcnizing draperies
and Naval Medical. Owner leaving
ans fnancins. Other than once
s hSSsiE; N 4 H hsHlIn Co. Oh S Ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-09

SILVER SPRING, Franklin ave ares
Modern 2-bedrm. brick rambler,
elose.in location. Only 81. $50
Call HE. 4.04O0, HUGH r. PECK
silver SPRING sPLIT-LEVEL! b
IN early bird and assume this huge
81 loanl 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, super
duper rec. rm.. screened och, car.
peting and many other extras IN.
slue so., SSF S2 ~; ssS, Can RIPLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-09

LOvELY HOME. Lovely Setting.
Brick and stone Colonial IN Silver
Springs finest area. 3 tWin-size
bedrms.. 2h baths. den. rec: nm.
ca FAY sss eo s s5;s' x e R3sEaEI
JU. b-0lOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-09

Ing brick rambler: S2s.bOO. sep'
9in; I'm bedrms.. 2 baths, FULL
rage; trees: SAMUEL 3, BODILY
VI ND. INC. OIL. 6-7SOO I'll 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-09

F0UR C0RNERs-BricE s-story.
Dsqsgs s den; z baths. rec. rm.,
for doctor or dentist under SSo. Os,cI
E Tl1eTipIs managing. CHESTER ri
0AnRETT PARK ESTATES, mr.. ME
and NNMC--- Three-bedrm. bricI
hssmp. Erepl.. equip. kit. nice
p.mt; Play rm.. level I'd; la
Sll.7OO ~ mort; total. Sis, $50
~ 6Tme o &c trust Is desired. OWNER
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-23
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

"Sealed bids will be received by
the City Manager of the City of
East Cleveland, Ohio, until 1900
o'clock noon on Friday, June z,
1857, for eighteen parcels of land
situated in and owned by the City
of East Cleveland as shown by
the plats and descriptions on file
in the office of the City Manager,
being seventeen parcels 40 feet in
width and one parcel 62.31 feet in
width from the following described
property:
Situated in the City Of East
Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, and known as
being part of a parcel of land
conveyed by Helen S. White to the
City of East Cleveland by deed
dated February "a, 1854, and
recorded in Volume 1929, Page
TIA of Cuyahoga County Deed
Records, and bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning in the northwesterly
line of said lands conveyed to the
City of East Cleveland, at the
southeasterly corner of Sublot "a
in the Residential Company's Shaw
View Allotment as shown by the
recorded plat in Volume 76 of
Maps, Page % of Cuyahoga County
Records, said point being distant
North O9' Al 90" East along said
northwesterly line of lands con-
veyed to the City of East Cleve-
land, 145.00 feet from the north
line of Shaw, Avenue,
5000 feet wide;
Course No. l. Thence North
O9' Al 90" East along the south
easterly g line of said Shaw View
Allotment and along the north
line of said lands con-
veyed to the City of East Cleve-
land, a distance Of 1920 feet;
Course No. 2. Thence North
59' so 90" East. along the north
arly line of said lands conveyed |
10 the City of East Cleveland, a
distance of 21.49 feet;
Course No. 3. Thence South
30 4100" West, parallel with
Course No. l and distant south
,asterly at right angles 21.17 feet
,herefrom, a distance of 745.75
'eet;
Course No. 4. Thence North
90 24'45" West, along the pro-
ongation of the southwesterly line
If Sublot "a, a distance of 21.17
'eet to the place of beginning, be
he same more or less, but subject
o all legal highways.
The City reserves the right to
eject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. CARRAN,
City Mgr"
Published May 9, 16, %, 80, and
'une 6, 1857.