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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
ImpressIonIsts In Jazz

tTnpftSsioAhsts HI OdLA
It has long been an established
fact that such artists as Coleman
Hawkins, and Dave Bruebeck are
among the leading impressionists
in jazz today, although their re-
spective jazz styles may be vary
ing. The cherished and veteran
sounds of Coleman Hawkins have
been captured in wax by Capitol
Records in a track called The
Gilded Hawk" Columbia Records
at the same time garnered the
sounds of Dave Brubeck and his
quartet.
On the socko side in the pops
field comes Pearl Bailey and Col
umbia Records in a thing called
The Definite Pearl Bailey" an
LIP of reissues.
Then there's Decca Records
with Hazel Scott, a sweet fantasy
Of piano gems under the finger
work of one of Americas out
standing female pianists.
The Gilded Hawk" brings forth
the man who just about gave
birth to the tenor horn in jazz.
Coleman Hawkins has written an
indelible imprint upon the jazz
sands of time throughout the
years and the sweet restraint of
his instrumental beauty is found
in this album which emits such
tunes as Autumn Leaves"
Stranger in Paradise" and "A
Cottage for Sale"
Dave Brubeck and his date with
Columbia represents a track
meaty with proteins. Called jazz
Impressions of the U.S.A.", the
album concerns itself with a de-
termined beat centering around
massive changes and unique pre-
sentation of material. Solidarity is
found throughout the track and
oftimes Wil-o-the-wisp sentimen,
tai chord enters.
Brubeck, one Of the better con,
temporary jazz disciples, coulC
definitely be ranked among to.
days great jazz thinkers.
Pearl Bailey needs no introduc
ton to music for most of the time
she does what she wants with Il
anyway Columbia's track Of Pear
labelled The Definite Pear
Bailey" is really nothing new t
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THIS N That
by hazel
underwood

Scientist Robert A. MIllikan
once said, we have come from
somewhere and are going some
where. The great Architect Of the
universe never built a stairway
that leads to nowhere" On Mem
orial Day, let us who have lost"
loved ones on the battlefield or
elsewhere remember these words
and be comforted.
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ton were bringing satisfactory
results"
In an angry vein Meany said
that white supremacists had bet
ter mend their twisted way Of
thinking" He added that he had
received letters from veteran
trade unionists uPholding segrega-
ton.
Meany stated that White Citi-
zens Councils are the same people
who have fought the trade union
movement most vciously over
the years. He said the councils re-
present only a loud belligerent
minority Of the South, but have
been influenced by a frequently
encountered species of low
grade professional politicians, who
are accomplished "spell-binders
and unprincipaled liars"
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Flag Day marks the birth Of
the Stars and stripes by resolu-
ton OF the Continental Congress
in Philadelphia on June Il, lTT7.
adopting the report Of a special
committee which had been ap.
pointed to suggest a design.
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can't fix her own hair. Someone's
got TO do II for her"
Her success won her the name
Of "the hair queen" In 1917 she
erected a million dollar building In
st. Louis and opened the Poro
College School OF Beauty Culture
She taught students how 10 use
her products, how 10 walk. talk
and eat properly
In 1920 Annie Turnbo married
the manager OF her East st. Louis
office, suave Aaron Malone. The
marriage lasted about eight years
and finally ended In divorce Ma
lone remained with the company
however, until his death In the
1905.
The fabulous empire OF wealth
established by Mrs. Malone began
depicting rapidly due to the hair
queens phfantropic heart She
gave huge sums Of money to vir-
tually all charities and organiza-
lions. Nearly every Negro orphan
age In America received $1,000 an
nual grants from her She bought
homes and gave educations 10
her brothers and sisters In add
lions TO educating numerous
nieces and nephews. Upon moving
to Chicago. she purchased five
mansions, taking up a complete
city block
Tax Troubles Plague Mrs. Malone
Taxes and her reluctance TO pay
them proved a pandora box TO her.
In 1943 she owed the government
some sos. 900. Her hesitation on
tax-paying resulted in suit be-
ing brought against her and fin
ally in 1851, the government seiz-
ed her business for tax payments.
One former government man, see
ing the wealth In the beauty bust
ness, Is reported 10 have opened
his own shop on Chicago's West
side. Another agent repeatedly left
the government service and open
ed his beauty nook In California.
Failing TO pay real estate taxes
soon eliminated with Mime. Ma
lone's building put up for sale by
the government. The Chicago Met
ropolitan Assurance Company
currently stands on 18th and
South Parkway and was once the
property of Mrs. Malone.
Two years before her death
when her vast beauty business
was virtually extinct, two OF her
nephews living In Chicago came
to her aid Ralph Moody, a school
teacher and DR. Milo Turnbo, a
chiropodist, called In relatives
throughout the country seeking
financial aid in an effort TO re-
establish much OF the lost EN-
pire, property and many patent
rights that had been signed away
to a Michigan minister,
Pore College Re-OrganiEcd
The relatives responded i'm.
mediately, and In two years much
OF Nine Malone's property had
been re-gained, the business was
recognized, where income met
expenses and current taxes, dis,
honest employees were discharged
four lost beauty schools were re-
captured and all copyrights, pat.
ents and Poru registrations were
replaced In her name for the next
II years,
But the stress OF business and d
full life had taken much out Of
the fabulous beauty queen, sh,
entered Providcnt Hospital here
stin dreaming, stin making plans
and stin ambitious, Then she en-
b tered into the eternal sleep tina
gives pause TO the bleeding hart
Thus terminated on earth IN,
b existence OF Madame Annie NJ
p rrnbo Malone, unqucsuonabl,
- Americas most fabulous queen o
beauty
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Koreas synsman Rhee DEGREES Whte-Indian Warfare
On Film

First Corps Headquarters Korea (ANP) - Hollywood
condemnation here recently about movies which white
killing Indians
Rhee said that the Communists make big exploitation of such
that the u colonial enavng the colored
races"
Il hope crusade urging producers
stop making showing American Indians being killed
c said. 1T $ very and inhumane'
during honoring
Indians whow killed during
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Cove Away thousands
Cove Awuy Tbovsandsi
Annie Malone Once
Rich Queen Of Beauty
Hair Empire SuccumbS

Chicago-(ANP) Of dignitaes and associates Of
the beauty cultus profession paid final tribute May 49,
10 Nine Annie NJ. TurnboMalone, regarded the
worlds richest Negro with estimated several
million dollars.
Nine Malone inventor Of many hair straghtenes well
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u.s S. Reports Nearees On Jobs At MARYLAND PInnt

were current last week that eight
employed the ERGO eeconics in Rverae
information following survey
ton by IN presidents Committee Government Contracts
progress establishing
policy ERGO had been accomplished The
Negroes employed ERGO NAACP complaint
AGAINST the plant lodged in 1855
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NINE. Malone, inventor OF
as the pressing comb, died last
Friday in Provdent Hospital here
OF natural causes due 10 old age.
She was 81.
Funeral services for the noted
founder Of Poro College here, we're
conducted at Bethel AME church.
Rites were impressive and led by
the Rev. A. wayman Ward, Nine.
Malone's former pastor.
Last Of Pioneers
with Nine. Malone's death
came the last OF the pioneer beau
ticians and the woman who ad-
vanced the profession toward It's
apex
Mrs Malone set up Poro College
In ST. Louis In 1902 and later es-
tablished beauty schools in ~
other states. In 1888 she moved TO
Chicago and bought the entire
east side block from oath 10 45th
St. on South Parkway.
Her wealth at death was esti-
mated at around 100000 In pro-
perry and cash.
Mrs. Malone was known 10 be n
great giver. donating large sums
OF money 10 charities OF all kinds.
including orphans homes and coll
leges. Al one time she donated an
nuaily to virtually every orphan
age In America and had two full
time scholarship students in every
land grant college in the country.
Notabies and beauticians from
over the nation attended the final
rites. Among those In attendance
were:
Mrs. Helen CRANES, Chicago
Beauty shop Owners and Super
visors Association; Mrs Ruth
jackson, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs.
Minnie d. Hurley, New York; Mrs.
ELLA n. Martin. Atlanta, Ca; Mrs.
Iona Cochrell, Memphis, Mrs.
Myrtle Cook, Detroit. and Mrs
Bertha Long. Newark, N. J.
Nineteen nieces and nephews
survive Mrs. Malone, Burial was In
Burr Oak cemetery.
Develops Pressing Iron
Mrs. Malone became the first
person 10 develop and patent the
pressing iron and comb From this
successful enterprise she reaped
fabulous profits and was reoogniz,
ed once as the worlds richest Ne.
gro woman,
Complications set In however
as she was unable to find honest
and capable personnel TO operate
her huge hair preparation empir,
after she had established the Pore
College and related institutions
In some ~ different states,
Then too. enormous excise taxes
by the government on her bust,
ness caused her TO begin de
cline In wealth until al last upor
her death. her assets were esti
mated at about 100000 a droT
In the bucket In comparison 10 th'
staggering figure she had garner
cd as the First Lady OF Beauty
Culture"
Born In Metropolis, H., in 1869
Mrs. Malone was the youngest o
II children Before reaching
school age she was an orphan, bu
thanks to the help OF her sister
and brothers, she managed L
complete grammar school an
started on to a high school edu
cation, Sickness cut short sec
ondary education, but determine
ton restored her health and Great
cd an active interest for her /
chemistry,
In Lovejoy H. after complet
ing two years In high school, Mr.
Malone began research and cNpcr
mentation In chemistry. This wa
at the turn OF the century in 100
BY 1902, she had created an e.
tcnsivc line OF new hair prcpar,
tons.
starts In ~. Louis
In 81. Louis, Mo. In 1902, Al
ME Turnbo Malone opened h,
first business and In a short sPy
OF time her products were a houS
hold word among Negro wont
sA....,ak,s,N tka MID ,ssasF
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ON DECORATION DAY

Here where the sunshine hallows
The memories Of golden hours,
We come with thoughtful
reverence
To cover their graves with
flowers.
Proof Of that life immortal,
Faithful and strong and sure,
Is this cable Of true affection
That must TO the end endure.
Strong as the force Of creation,
Is this love to mortals given,
Weaving from human heart
strings
A bridge from earth to heaven.
To all of the family Of the late
Mrs. William A. Glenn: l extend
kindest thought and sincere sym
pathy in your recent loss.
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Be sure TO vote for your favor
lite candidate for Queen Of Min
nesota Elks.-Advt.
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strong as the tOrCe OF creation,
Is this love to mortals given,
Weaving from human heart
strings
A bridge from earth to heaven.
To all Of the family Of the late
Mrs. William A. Glenn: l extend
kindest thought and sincere sym
pathy in your recent loss.
We were deeply grieved to re-
ceive word OF the death Of Mrs.
Emerson Harris of Los Angeles.
We are waiting for the family to
arrive in Kalamazoo, Saturday,
May 25, with the body Of their
loved one. To the family / want
to say: May sympathy and under
standing help TO ease the burden
Of sorrow that has come to you
Last week I told you about the
men who said they couldn't stand
these educated wives who pushed
their husbands around" "ridicul-
ed them" and knew all the an
swers."
This week we will hear what
one woman did who married an
educated man. She was a very
pretty girl and her husband as
sured her he would always love
her, He said he had enough brains
for both of them.
For quite long time they were
very happy. He helped her over
the rough spots during the honey
moon. When the honeymoon was
over he seemed TO be growing a
shamed OF the verbs she split
and other errors in her speech.
She took it good naturedly until
one night after an evening spent
with a group Of his college friends
he said to her, why did you have
to open your mouth and show your
ignorance tonight?" AS soon as
he said II he was genuinely sorry
and she realized it, but that start
ed her TO thinking. They loved
each other and she decided she
was going TO do something to save
their marriage.
She took correspondence
course and in less than three years
she received a diploma from 8
college. He often told her how
proud he was of her and he motto
ed she was watching her English
She smiled. Later he was tn,
most surprised person in tn,
world when she showed him tn,
diploma from a first class school
She had attended classes occas
ionally when she had to but ha,
kept II a secret
Today they have a marriag
built on love and understanding
and although he says he loved he
as she was, he often tells her hoy
proud he is Of her when he lis
tens TO her hold her own" in an,
| group Of friends,
Several OF the women presen
said II their husbands talked {
them like the above husband talk
ed to his wife they would tell hir
10 so find a wife that suited hi
friends college degrees,
Another woman said she wLshe
more young people would try {
save their marriages and not hav
so much false pride.
The men? They had gone int
another room and stayed Their,
The women really had the las
word
To Carrie Jackson: Thanks fc
the note. l was so surprised {
know you and Palmer were i
Omaha and sorry to know tbs
Palmer's mother is on the sic
list. A little bird told me aboI
the-you know what.
Twilight Social Club; Fro
Jessie Shepsrd's description yo
must have had a very lovely Al
niverssry celebration, l do hoI
YOU have many more,
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There's nothing more that you
can do.
Harold A Sandstrom, in
Friendly Cheer.
Until next week, this is II!
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WoRLD WIDE News
At GLANCE


Ala GLANCE
Biased Church Bill Brings protes. In South Areo
Capetown Africa ANP-Thousands European and
Europeans joined protest through the
Gently to protest against bill currently before the parliament which
restrict the right Of Africans attend
church services in European
adopted pledge by
Cape Peninsula church council which I'VE pledge
selves uphold principle freedom national and com
freedom worship freedom association and freedom
Of speech"
composed except Dutch
formed and Roman Catholic denominations.
Injured Hundymun A~arded $4,000
York-(ANPJA 45year old handyman Rachael Del La
Cruz Of the Bronx awarded $4,000 in the Bronx Supreme Court
Monday He suffered fractured and partial paralysis of both
legs last June when he fell from fourth floor window while drilling
holes for window washer hooks cable supporting him loose
Joseph Gavagan companies
ed guilty negligence because the cable created inherently
dangerous condition"
The accident occurred at Monenee Hospital where
tractors engaged in construction work
Six Killed When Cor Strikes Abutment
Odessa Del CANPsx killed early last week
automobile which they riding concrete
the survived The accident
Cured u 10 about hreequarters Of mile south Of Odessa
The and Mrs Cleveland outlaw both about %
and Mrs Israel Phillips all of New York 5monh old twin boys and
year old girl
The smashup occurred bridge Apo
qunmnk The travelling north light
falling
Not King" Cole Receives Award From Lambs Club
New York-(ANP)Its long from being leader Of
Chicago King
Cole has finally arrived ..s
Nat a actor plaque
recognition distinguished
ton to the field Of theatrical arts"
opening day China Gate" the
vehicle in which Nat appears dramatic actor.
George Negro Election Candidate As Whites Gong Up
Atlanta, CLAMP Negro candidate alderman
fell the last week
this called whites
o against him
Alexander would the first Negro
days City
had the run-on election.
noted Negro executive lost Jack
white businessman by vote Of S2l7o to 22465
Negro Ministers Seek GruhanS Aid In nfesrution Fight
Durham, N C-(ANP)An appeal evangelist Billy
segregation week
here by a group OF Negro ministers,
Durham and Raleigh INSTRUMENTATION Ministerial Alliance
the following message Graham:
Graham Carolina needs well York to
carry preaching change ethical
| attitudes people,
you every vestige
segregation and discrimination born Of our preudices"
South Africans Marshj Protest Cord Identity system
johannesburg South (ANP)Some 5000 South
City steps protest
Identity system up by the government.
Waving pacar the Africans denounced the
system saying people"
proteses represented by delegation presented
petition Goodman after Sphstown
native suburb
Chanting posters getting
patient" action aftermath refusing
Africans the
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Making Others Happy

"aNAhA NAhtAN AhahfN
Making other people happy
Helping hearts 20 smile bit
That's the only real solution
To know life, the best Of H.
Though your ears are large and
many
And your heart has known its
pain,
Back Of all the gloomy shadows
You viii find the sun again
Helping others with your
kindness
Cannot help but brighten YOU;
For in giving Of yourself
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Six Killed When Cor Strikes AbUtment

Biased Church Attendance B Brings Protest South Arsu

New Yorl-(ANP)Its long way from being leader of a
Chicago King
las finally arrived.
Nat ovie-acto received plaque last
club recognition Of distinguished conbu
ion 70 theatrical
The the opening day Of China Gate the
vehicle which Nat appears a dramatic actor
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starts In 1t. Louis

In 81, Louis, Mo. In 1902, An
ME Turnbo Malone opened her
first business and In a short span
OF time her products were a house,
hold word among Negro women
throughout the midwest.
Her philosophy was. "A woman
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We were deeply grieved to re-
ceive word OF the death of Mrs.
Emerson Harris of Los Angeles.
We are waiting for the family to
arrive in Kalamazoo, Saturday,
May 25 with the body of their
loved one To the family want
to say: May sympathy and under
standing help to ease the burden
Of sorrow that has come to you.
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FAIRFAX SHOWROOM Between
FAILS Eau ChH Wsrrs and Tairfnx on Lee
ALEX SHOWROOM: 1900 and
1910 King St, Alexandria, Va, XII
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

p. g. Col bldg. sites: city water,
Beltsyille area Old BALTIC. I'd
$4,000 as a whole HE 4-3iOU.
ewes. HA 2-s20l W W LEWIS
6a ACRES-~Oak. pine, pulp wood
and saw timber. fronting Defense
highway: 4 miles east wash bait.
parkway. WA elise
BUILDERS. Subdivision, ready to
col WA 7-lls2.
10 ACRES, near centreville, Va, See
ad under Farms For Sale ~
avail Langley va. JE. a-76d7.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-A beautiful
corner lot. about = acre; all utils.
EN- 2-4232 or OIL. .-5s61
$3.50 DOwN--I2-ACRE LoTs, in
Lee High Village some wooded,
500. ". W BLAcKHAn. " nc.
ia s-633s Realtors. IA 7-"777.
Sc LARGE HOUSE, LOTS, Branch
ave, near Clinton, Md. II 900 ca
Call MRS. DAVIS, RE. G-7500.
8 HALF.ACRE LOTS, $1,000 ca.
c'HRIS-MAR MANOR, Clinton Md
Call RE, $4,000.
VIRGINIA 20 20 lots, finished
~ H.. all utilities gill subordi-
nate; S20000-up area. DE. y. l@3
Observation-Disclosures wooded lots,
oil Utilities. Kenwood Club area
OWNER, DE. 2-2l23
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY - sl3
beautifully wooded acres. close 10
Potomac, IN neigl borhood OF nm
homes. Priced well below today
market. Call LITTLE ASSOCIATES
Realtors, JU. 5-0600. III y pm
POTOMAC. MD.--'rwo ia-aefe lots,
$40 81 small cash payments
Ma. h.nJiO or 70 2-iaOi, OLIVER
7. CARR. Realtof.
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1913 TANDEM, 2S.5-ft. truck trailer.
van. insulated. small putt-putt !:
good -ubher. Baker. sleeper; alum.
hmm IA p.IQ~a
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LOVELY 5.bedrm.. 2-bath detached
home for lease to parties who DUAL.
lfy, Furniture on premises included
Dock, clubhouse ilshing and bath.
ing facilities. Easy commItiAg dis
tance 70 d .. lust q few miles
large living rooJn With iircplnre
screened pn-ches. full bAsem mt. oil
neat and . modern. all-elee klich-
ems. Can he used rs two sep. api
or as 6 singie home Tor family Or
FOR entertaining Beautiful howfrs
and shrubbety Rent, $3.50 no Sec
Co e ape Ho MID hiIRT Va s.as%Sss Apof
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FRANK SMALL.
FRANK SMALL.

1900 Pa Ave Sc Ii. .-gs21
FORD 1851 de luxe Fordor r. and
h.. good economical transp special
IL.La. on v. ....-. !.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '56 station wagon: gray. r.
tras; S2.195. CO. 5-6597.
FORD 1865 VS. Fordor Country Sc
dan: must sell this week end; over
drive. r. and h.. 1900 miles; priced
right. JE. 4-0l46.
FORD 81 Victoria: interior and ex-
terror. custom, r. and h.: S595.
Elk. 3-951S; JU. 9-49l1 ewes,
FORD 1856 Fairiane Tudor: fully
equipped. $500 miles. list price.
Call OIL. 6-6I27. after 5 pm.
FORD 1858 VS. Ranch Wagon:
auto. trans, r. and h.: peri. cond.
throughout. BELLS BEST BUY
S945: S245 down. BELL MOTORS.
500 Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
FORD 1858 customline IS" Spas
senger Fordor Country Sedan: beau
tiful 2-tone blue. fully equipped:
owner. very low mileage, very clean.
Must be seen to be appreciated:
warranted g mos. or 5000 miles:
special today. Si,l45.
FRANK SMALL
1913 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. i-9e47
FORD SIS Customline s-cylinder
Fordor: Fordo.. r. and h.. white.
tinted glass: 81 800 mi, excel.
cond. I owner. diplomat leaving
sacrifice. 81, 3a5 cash. AID. 4-1682
or DE :-03I7,
FORD 81 VS. convert. 40" h.p.,
T.. h., overdr.. splendid cond.: sac
S295, terms $40 down. MR.. RO-
PER La 6-2TU0
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. !

AUSTIN 1851 A-4O; good condition
new tires. good economical second
car. OIL. G-46S2
BUICK 1865 Super 4-dr Riviera
1900 mi, power equip incl. steer.
ing. brakes, windows. seats. origi
nal owner. VIII. 6-94O9.
BUICK 1853 Super 4-dr.: beau.
tiiul 2-tone green, contrasting seat
covers, dynafiow, r. and h., turn
signals, Wv. tires, many other
accessories, a 1-owner. low mileage
car in extremely good cond war
ranteed u mos or b 900 miles; spe-
ctaI today xn4b
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALt

BEVERLY BEACH - Cottage mr.
waterfront; Ice. porch, aluminium
screen and windows. full kit.
bath; Ice. lot. part. furn. RA. d.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.50 Emo TRUST, S-yr. note,
behind b. & l.. $4,000 LIST trust;
Govt. employees 1915 Otis 81
ne, good discount, ST. 3-9433.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CENTRAL FLORIDA. vic. of Ueala
and Silver Springs-2-acre tracts
OF good. high ground, selling for
$3.50 for . acres "a cash down,
terms. Good roads. elec. and phone
service. Contact personal owner,
1886 Wis. ave. OIL. c-2l23. Estab
realtor in Wash. and Fla. for 80
years.
ORANGE CITY beautiful corner
lots, for sale. reasonable. Call
after 2 pm. IU. 1880.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-Wrp.

1-ROOM (all-purpose TYPED cottage,
with waterfront view; must be
within Al min. driving distance
downtown Wash. Box 1857. Star.