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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
by Albert Anderson
BEWARE! Jordan's Back In
Groove

bfNhtt ooNhiNN htsh ~
Groove
Louis Jordan the most inlmit
table personality In show biz, 4
back In the musical track witt
an LIP that ranks high among tn,
top 10 in sales appeal and listen
ing and dancing pleasure.
Not that Jordan, Mr.. Snowman
himself has ever left the spot
hight or faded into the background
Jordan has just been too busy
on the night club kick 10 devote
much time 10 recording sessions
although that is the medium that
admittedly made him famous
However, with the increasing trend
among jazzmen TO record "on the
spot" Jordan and Mercury Rec
ords, for whom he recorded this
set, have found the answer 10 this
problem in a Tate, late, late night
club performance. The result Is
Man, We're Wailin %, Jordan's
latest disc featuring his new lynn
pany 3. The record Is a tremendous
effort that packs all the familiar
Jordan wallop
Set Features Oldies, Others
Opinion may vary on this score,
but this courier believes this is one
Of Jordan's greatest recording per-
Torrance, Notwithstanding his
Slender, Tender and Tall" and
Beware" releases Of past years.
In fact, some Of Jordan's past
efforts are included on this plat
ter. Side one, for example, deals
with Saturday Night Fish Fry"
and The Ncarness Of You" while
the flip side revitalizes the old
standby Sweet Lorraine" The
other tunes are Sunday" I've
Found My Peace Of Mind Il
Never Had a Chanch." cot My
Mo-Jo Working" - Man Amt
Man" The Stop, Route So,
THE Jamf," and Il Hadn't Any
one TIL You"
Besides Jordan, other members
OF the team are Dorothy Smith,
provocative, girl vocalist; Jack
Davis, electric organist who pro-
Vdes the background music Irv-
ing Ashby. guitar; Billy Hadnott,
bass, and Austin Powell and Mar
win oliver. A "WalItin'" set tina,
should restablish Jordan as one
Of discdom top money earners.
Woody Herman Scores On yerye
Label
Clarinetist Woody Herman Is
himself the subject Of a new Verve
LIP entitled Woody Herman '5s
that features a number Of blues
selections. Seven Of the arrange
ments are by Gene Roland, one
Of the leading members Of the
Herman combine. The tunes are
mostly on the groovey, mellow side
but with his big hand backing him
up, Herman Is outstanding on this
label, as usual This cut seems a
decided effort by Herman not 10
be left behind in the race 20 con-
form 10 popular taste Although
the Herman group doesn't really
take off on this set, II Is a most
interesting album that's well worth
its price. SHOULD SELL.
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parents.
Garden Club Meets; The Mime
apohs Garden Lovers club met
at the home OF Mrs. Mae Davis,
5000 Elliot Az. on Tuesday after
noon March 4. The purpose OF
this meeting was for the adop-
ton Of the program for the coming
year as presented by the chair
man, Mrs. Davis. Newly elected
officers were installed by the past
president, Mrs. Whsle White, A
large and interested group OF mem
bers were present
Dance A Success; Club Uno
Score held its teen-age dance at
Ssli Nicolet Av on Saturday
evening March 1, which was re-
ported a great success, In the
elimination contest first prize win
ners were Alton and Shirley Daggs
sister and brother and the second
prize was awarded TO Bob Hollie
and Janice Threats. Adding to the
evenings enjoyment was the film.
ing OF the entire party.
Returns Home; Mrs. Lewis Sea.
ton, 1912 Clinton Av returned
home Thursday February ~, from
jackson, Miss, whore she went e
attend the funeral OF an aunt, Mrs
Anna Laws who died February 20
Funeral services were held Feb
ruary % in jackson.
Husbands Entertained; II wa
a gala evening for husbands Of
members OF the First Nighteri
Bridge club when they were feteC
at dinner and dancing Saturday
evening March 1. The festive AZ
fair was held at the Italian VII
lage In St Paul which was high
lighted with an appetizing Dime
followed by dancing. The mex
meeting OF the club win be Marcl
10 with Mrs. Richard l.. Stoke
Jr., 1900 nth Av. s, as hostess.
Alpha Wives VIII Meet; Alph,
Wives will meet Friday March
with Mrs. Henry Thomas, 39ij
linton Az, as hostess. All Alphi
Wives are urged TO be present
The hour is 1880 pm.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Mar. 9-Louis Mason Jr, Pitts
burgh, Pa
Mar. I'm. Louise Bohanon
Tuskegee, Ala.
Mar. - Paul w. Glenn, Chi.
cago, III; DR. A. c, Albright, Chit
cago, Ill
Mar Harry w. Hammitt
Spokane, Wash; Aegean Sharp
Chicago, Ill
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WEDDING ANNIyERsARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mckinney. s23 Fremont Az. ~,
six years; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Smith. 24lO Fourth Az s.. one
year.
Mar. 13-Mr. and Mrs. James
Hill, gl9 Fremont Az. N, IL years.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Visiting Mother Mr. Wilbur Cartwright GA Igehart Av
left the city Wednesday February 20 for Nashville Tenn
visit his mother Mrs William Cartwright and other relatives
and friends.
Pragmateia Sorority To Meet: The Pragmatea Sorority
will Friday March the home Of Mrs Charles North
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS !

New Sister: Keith Dwayne Williams, 1921 Fourth Av s.,
has sister and playmate his home Judy Roberta
her advent Tuesday February % al Fayiew hospital Mr. and
Mrs Isah Williams the proud parents of the family Mrs
Rozea Sango is the maternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs
Ollie Thompson all of Muskogee Okla the paterna grand
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Out Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL

Mar. Harold Wallace Tay-
lor, Roosevelt, New Mex
Mar. l3-Mrs. LeOna Leonard,
Guthrie, Okla.
Mar. 14-Grace Gwynne, Sac
ramento, Calf
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SHERIFF. MAZINGO NAMED QUEEN
OF HEARTS IN ANNUAL LOAFERS
CLUB CORONATION CEREMONY FEB. 70

The beautiful Arizona Room of the Prom Ballroom in st.
Paul the picturesque setting for the Queen of Hearts Ball
annually sponsored by Loafer Inc. which held Friday
evening February 2S, from S 80 to II 80 pm.
An estimated crowd of 400 danced the evening mer
away the danccabe piece CONDO and promptly
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Mar. s-Mr. and Mrs. John
Young. ll2O Mackubin St, 80
years.
Mar. l3-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Fulford, 6s6 Igiehart Av, Is years.
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Another thing lot Of women
use 10 take the drudgery out Of
housework is alimony."
L. =. McCandless.
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"springtime" A songfeast Bro
therhOOd Of ST. Peters AME
Church. March 10, pm.
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ates at an after party held at the
Loafers Clubrooms.
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WITH SPRING IN THE AIR and Easter just around the
w corner bring Spring flowers TO the table pe pie
that be made well ahead Of serving easy to make even
your day-and definitely pie for party This pie
has creamy yet fluffy, frufavored filling that nestes in
luscious quick coconut crust The tulips too easily made as
described in the recipe
BANANA AND RASPBERRY PIE
1 package raspberry fruit "a cup cold water
favored gelatin l cup whipping
Dash Of salt l cup mashed bananas
cup water l baked s-inch coconut pie shell
Dissolve gelatin and hot Add cold water Chill
slightly hickened Whip and fold into gelatin Then
fold in mashed bananas Pour into cold coconu pie she'll Chill
until firm.
To tablespoons light syrup and square
and stir until mixture smooth Whip
cup whipping and pile in three tuphaped flowers
top Then form and leaves with the chocolate and
syrup mixture
Quick CocOnut Crust Combine tablespoons soft butter and
Bakers Angel Flake Coconu Press evenly into lightly
buttered g. 9nch pan Bake in slow (S000 Is to
20 minutes, until golden brown Cool
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In 1900 life expectancy at birth
was 40 years; today II Ia 20.
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MICHIGAN GIRL WINS
OAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD

Ann Arbor, Mich. (ANP) Miss
Judith Mansfield, student at
University High school, was one
OF seven high school girls from
this area 10 receive Good Citizen"
awards from the Sarah Caswell
Angel chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. here last
week
The awards were made during a
program at the women's City club.
Miss Mansfield was selected by her
classmates and faculty on the basis
OF dependabiiity, leadership, service
and patriotism,
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WHAT'S NEw-A bathtub tray
for books, cigarettes, ash tray,
mirror, plus soap. sponge and bath
brush.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The average American now
owns 3.5 pairs OF shoes
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You're an old-timer II you can
remember back when n baby-sltter
was called Mother.
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HOUSES UNFURMIsNEp

coLQRED-3227 DIX ST. NE
Lovely arm. apd kit. home: hard
800 EUGENE s1Ssii ia DVAivIpsoN. INC.
1898 y ST. NV. HO. 2-7570
ss tl Is 81 IT. S SasG. sia5 5T mc. incl
1923 w st. nw.-9 rms, 3 baths,
gas heat; S110 mo.
COMET REALTY CO.
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s3s4 champiSin 81. n.w.-e rms,
20 seaton pl. NV rms, bath;
h.tiSSl2 Risas 81; NV rms.
1929 nth st, n.w.-2nd-n. nat:
9 rms. bath: Arcola heat: adults;
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H. G. SMITHY co.
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION
BY APPOINTMENT
TO SETTLE ESTATE
THE WESTCHESTER, 1000 Cathe.
oral ave. n.w.-30-ft. liv. rm.
solartum, family size din. rm., Z
oedrms.' baths. corner exposure
3OOl PORTER ST. NV.
I bedrm., liv. rm.. din. kit. bath
Conn. ave-. front corner, gooc
conc snda mo. assess, $4,000: oniy
3 BEDRMS. NEW cOND.
Lee. liv. rm., foyer. full din. nm.
mod. de luxe kit. with d. w.. dis.
posal: Roper range. air-cond. unit,
olenined elev. bldg; west OF Conn
ave-; very low price Of S13,500
5000 CONN. AVE.
Overlooks Conn. and Porter:
bedrm... liv. rm., din. rm., encl
porch. kit. bath: price reduced u
close estate.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
rms, 3 exposures. full din. rm.,
excel. cond;: furn. or unfurn.
Completely mod, 2 bedrms.. ali
cond.. $l1,950.
Nice 1st-noor 1 bedrm.. $50 so
THE wEsrMoRELAND
2l22 Calf st. n.w-1 bedrm., liv
rm.,. Ice. kit, bath: good closets
excel. cond.. only $1,000.
CALL Mr.. CHAS. HUGHES
H. @. SMITHY co.
sT. $4,000 Res. VII. 6-2653
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BEST $$ VALUES

BEST SIS VALUES,
Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington-Falls Chafcf
area: newly decorated; several with
fully equipped electric Kitchens
Walk to schools, buses and stores
Apply q portion of your rent
toward an option TO purchase.
500 .5O-6as4 n Fairfax dr., East
Falls Church, Arl. 2-bed-
rm brick semidetached,
full bsmt. and level lot.
S125-10I7 Woodley place, Just
of s. West ST.. Falls Church
Brick rambler 3 bedrms
all-electric kitchen.
! Sl35-S0e Ridge I'd. Columbis
Pines, near Annandale; g.
bedrm. brick rambler. full
bsmt.. all-electric kitchen
firepl.: newly decorated.
S135-707 Hallwood, Brylin Park
3-bedrm. split level; 2 full
baths; level lot.
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HELPl HELP!
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP in vicinity Doctors
Hospital. Call FE. 3-1093 after
3 pm.
BEAUTY SHOP FOR sALE-Mod.,
air cond. wet booths, y driers.
good business in good Va location,
OWNER, leaving city. XII. S-B5l6
or ia. 4-l5b7.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, solvent.
3-5 daily PEERLESS CLEANERS.
1887 Columbia I'd. NV. IA.
FLOOR SANDING and polishing
business eauip.--Includes Isl Ford
station wagon, large American
sander, edger. polisher, buffer,
brushes and misc. equip. z good
Understanding Jobs will pay for
entire equip. Start small. or End
part-time lob. and build your. own
business. Phone IA. 2-3gs4
GROCERY; income over s1,i00 per
wk owner must sell due 70 illness.
Call weekdays, II. 4-p342, or
suns and ewes, after s pm. Ii.
7-Q32s.
ROOMING HOUSE, 5 complete
furn. apts., income $500 mo-; NV.
sec. mr.. shoreham Hotel. Small
dn. payment. OWNER will finance.
DU. 7-516l.
LICENsE-Prince GEORGES County:
Z DAYS q week. on and on beer
and llght wine Best offer for
quick sale Call sP 1888.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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Il 4th ST. NE.

SS5. Liv. nm. dining rm.. moderr
kit, > bedrms, tiled bath. util
rm.; stove, refgr.. gas heat. Avail
April 1.
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1894 Duncan st, me- rms, Q
kitchens and bath; gas heat;
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42I9 NASH PL. Sc.
Semidetaehed brick; rooms and
bath, modern kitchen; fenced-in
rear yard; close to Boiling Field
and Andrews Air Base. Rent, S95.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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ToWn House, old Alexandria
SEMIDETACHED
SALE OR LEASE

AIl-new, beautifully furn. brick
house; 3 bedrms.. separate dining
rm., modern kitchen, Ia baths,
fenced yard: I bus fare zone: S145
per mo-: near Providence Hospital.
4p07 South Dakota ave. ne.
sTEuART BROS, INC. -
Id. 7-RaNh DI. 7-2434
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3018 M ST. Sc.
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Sl35-5-rm. and bath brick
|rec, rm., gas heat, stove and refer
Dishes and utensils furnished. I'm
mediate occupancy.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
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HOUSES UMFURNIsNED


ALABAMA AVE-, near Naylor I'd
s.e.-6-rm. brick semidetachec
house. 3 bedrooms, gas heat
front porch. deep lot: convenient
to schools. shopping center ane
movie good bus service. LU
ALEX. -AREA-Penn. DaW; 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath home on huge fully
fenced ydS center. hall, . firepls.
rumpus rIn.: washer. dryer and
garage, TOWN n COUNTRY
REALTY. TIE. 6-1415.
ALEX, Monticello Pk.-4 -bedrm.
2-bath brick; excel. cond.:. scr
porch, carpeting. Grapes, mirror
storm windows: $40. XII. s-227s,
ALEX, HOLM HALL VILLAGE
Ra iSssTg1 3T tIsEEAt 5TsI1 XII s.siii
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6l9 Belmont I'd. n.w.-9 rms,
p. hail. 2 baths; oil h.-w.h.;
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IDEAL FOR pr, EMBASSY MIA

I'd bth bT. NV.
s rooms and bath; redecorated; S7(
4222 18th ST. NV.
8 rooms, . baths SIT
1928 KENNEDY ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath; gas heat. S0s
WASH. LOAN a. TRUST BRANCE
900 + ST. NV. ST. $4,000
OFF NEBRASKA AVE. mr.. Tenie!
S VS. e5sa4 S Or I'M h0S s.ss $500 mo
FANFN RFATTV ~
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ALEX. AREA-BREN MAR, mr.. shir.
split-leyel: 4 bedrms., III baths,
G-E kit, sep. din. rm. Avail. now.
Lease $3.50 mo, MuMFoRD REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED. unfurn. house: modern.
detached; bedrms.. garage, full
bsmt.. g,rden; close to school:
NV sect. eAU. $4,000, Ext. ISL.
URGENTLY NEEDED FOR RENT
Excellent out-of-town client needs
a large 4-bedrm. furnished home.
nearby MONTGOMERY County. for
"a months. Lease TO begin. i'm
mediately. Contact at once, Mr..
Holland, EN-. s-s20e; DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY. INC. ewes.
and week end, OIL. 5000.
HUGH 7. PECK has clients for
$4,000. HUGH T. PECK. 1850
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on wolf st., oxon Hill; cost. $4,000
3. and ~ Neman, 13006 Valley.
Sood Dr. Silver Spring. owners anc
a. adsipS SE'I eos sie,gg6SSSs LAeOni'
Mr and Mrs r. p. Messina, 4B0e
Calvert rd., College Park. owner; sam.
uel Wood. builder: dwelling on Enter.
prise I'd, Mitchellville: cost, $4,000.
Cad p. Grove. 2sle Gainesville st
s& e., ,Mssn - owner ana eTlldsEI
J. .Juliano and I. ParSow, SIS wyths
81! Alexandria, owners; builders a. De.
yelopers Corp. builders: sales and
storage building on Suitland I'd, Suit
land, cost, $4,000.
Amman a. Globe Realty, Inc. 54Ol
Antn ru' Sc; washington, owner and
Carlson Constr. Co., Inc, 430I Sill
dwellings at 64Oi -6403 Ahbington ar,
Oxon Hill: cost, $1T,500 each.
Sidney Poretsky, 500 Riggs I'd. ;,
Chillum, owner and builder; 3 dwell
ines at S2S, $50 and s35 Fairoak
ave-, Hyattsville; cost, $4,000 each.
Oliver j. Mcdowell, 1905 Annapolis
rd., Bladensburg, owner and builder.
dwelling on Dubarry ave, seabrook:
cost S10.500.
Lacy A. Farley. p. o. Box IA, Lam
nam, owner and builder; dwelling on
WELLINGTON ST., Lanham; cost, $4,000.
Lacy A. Farley, p. D. Box IA, Lam
ham. owner and builder: dwelling on
van Buren, ST. Lanham; cost, $4,000.
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Dwellings Approved
In Prince GEORGES
Recent building permits is
sued by Prince Georges County
include.

Recent building permits is
sued by Prince Georges County
Include:
hAldre. Inc. 24OT Lyons 81. Sc,
washington, owner and builder eight
s aEelhli,ngs on L Yen st. Hillerest
rlS AatCSio N nsO. s.o1 New York pl
SSeinT at 0sSos s nS p suil siT:rds sEo
Cost, $4,000; and one dwelling on
webster st. Brentwood; cost. $4,000.
ID. =. Schneider. 50Ol seth st. NV,
Weshington, owner; Kettler Bros. Inc,
builders service station on Riggs I'd
s ase shgo 20 Greek pkwys Hyattsviile:
Rfentyood Methodist Church. s7th
and Tilden 81 Brentwood, owner; ). A,
sensl6el' Ines builders addition to
Dewey N Freeman, 1914 Branch
ave. Sc. Silver Hill. owner and builder:
I'VE dwellings on keppler I'd. Camp
sprinss; cost, $4,000 each.
efa Upper Marlboro. owners; Victor
Hseuchamp. Inc builders; Attn Moor
adaition 70 Prince Georges Hospital:
BSron p. Pope. 447s Fort dr., suit
land. owner and builder; two dwellings
At 1901 and 49Q3 Suitland I'd. Suit
laid; cost, $4,000 each.
Industrial city, Inc, 1909 Conn.
Bros SudMsIa s WalsSos.s ownsr Msssi1
pi., Kepelworth; cost. $4,000.
r.. "a. Underwood. 5203 Stan Haven
Eag Camp sprines owner John L.
Ryles. builder: dwelling at 5203 Stan
Hass ana Carson. sfs6 i Hamilton SiO st..
West Hyattsvtlle, owners and builders;
oewellings n Miller Estates Hyatts-
ton st., W Hyattsvilie, owner and build
err dwellings in Lanham Woods:
cost, $4,000 each.
lane. owner and builder; 3 dwellings,
on woodland blvd. and l on Valley
DR.. Temple Hills; cost, $4,000 each.
Burgess Associates, Inc. 4753 Silver
dyelIinss on Brooks dr.. suitlsnd; cost.
NJ. bradshaw 1901 ss.h st..
Brentwood, owner: r. c. Shifflet,
builder; 4 DWELLINGS in the 5000 block
g, a Quincy 3an st. Radiant Valley; cost.
West Laurel Acres, Inc, Box 4O7-B,
Laurel, owner and builder; dwelling ct
2Oi3 Parkway dr.. Laurel; cost $4,000.
washington. owner and builder; ~; dwell eli.
Ing on Hargove I'd. Camp Springs:
Star, Washington. owner: Ralph Var
nick, builder; dwelling on Hynesboro
3D.. Lanham; cost, Sl2,500.
EVeyaland, 1907 Nicholson st.. n.y.
attsville. owner and builder; dwell
lngs on Nicholson ST., Chillum: cost.
sI3,75O and S14,25O.
Gertrude Baker. 1902 MONTGOMERY
rds Beltsville. owner; Hydale Contract
Ing Co., Inc. builder: dwelling on Sto-
eohga dr., Beltsville: cost. $4,000. q.
Nelson H. Weade, $500 Gath ave-.
Cheyerly, owner: e. c. Hiliand. builder:
dwelling on fremont ave, cheyerly:
University Bldg. Corp, $3.50 Balti-
more blvd, College Park, owner; VIM.
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Marion, builder; 2 dwellings on Man
gun rds COLLEGE Park; cost, $4,000
warwick village. s2s 18Th st, NV,
dwsiinss IL GOOD HOPE I mis- Iiid Hilisress
Heights; cost $4,000 each.
Fox Bros. Inc. soi6 Ca. ave. Sill
yer Spring, owners and builders: o
dwellings IN River Ridge Estates Oxon
Hill I'M; 2 g cost sls,7s0; 2 70 cost 500
James p, HOllinssworth, sIoi Chan
ning 81. ne. Washington, owners:
pubarry I'd. and / on seabrook I'd.
seabrook:. cost, $4,000 each.
Morningside Laundry CO.. 1910 RIP
ley st., Silver Spring, owner: E. NJ.
Scott builder; laundrette and dry
cleaning At 24s0 chillpm I'd. chillum;
: Hubert T. and Rose =. Weaver. s4U4
err; dwelling at 670s cath ave, Sea-
brook Acres. cost, $4,000.
Edward W. Boswell 10000 Ashfield
I'd, Adelpfi, owner and builder. dwell
ling q I2l07 Towhee ave- Adeiphi;
eoss' 3 yI asrT,nv c.n.tr,,c.,on ~ IN.
4o66 s4tS StS Nj Rainier aSio owner SS;i and and
builder; dwelling ct 10407 Glenmore
DR. !, Hyattsville; cost. $4,000.
Wilkinson Constfuclion Co., D Chris
Mar. ave. Clinton, owner and builder;
On G Toby d.. Camp SPRINGS; cost.
George SSS &C. G. Chatter, zoos Houston rd..
81 191 q Lakewood ST.; Bradbury Village;
Alfred r. Yancy, 43oO Tuckerman
st.. University Park, owner and builder;
z dwellings on 22 2nd ave- North Wood
AMBo. Inc, 221 Wolf st., Alexan-
drta, owners and builders. 2 dwellings
on Whitfield Chapel rd, Lanham: cost,
$4,000 and $4,000,
James r Ronchi, ZOOS Hitching Post
dv.Sssss M s4 SW ass s s Oq po5sSs
ST., University Gardens; cost. $4,000
James /. Mundy, s415 Perry st.. Mt
Rainier, owner; Louie E. Mills. builder:
dwellings at 24l0 and 2412 Forham
Seabrook Acres; cost. $4,000.
ws Maur Hy.i n RlneA ox Se2 Oliver ST.
Home Improvement Co. builders; dwell
ing at 62O1 Tilden I'd, Decatur
Heights; cost, $4,000.
Lloyd w. and Annie P. Dolinger. 2g74
Second ST Sc, WASHINGTON, owner and
builder; dwelling on Balmoral dr..
North II. pot0mae View; cost sc $500;
ston -'S ave. Bisdensbufg. ~ owner nu and
builder: dwelling at 6s03 62nd pi,.
Riyerdale Hills; cost, 81 900. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Startup, Acco-
keek,. ownersi sowell const. Co. build.
err: dwelling on lockwood I'd. Acco-
keek: cost, $4,000. Ell
M. D. Harris, Box 326, Thrift I'd,
Clinton owner and builder: dwelling
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pairs TO elevator. $40 Worth capito
st. NV; cost, s5l.5e0.
Clifford Corp, owner and builder
40 9TH st. s.w.: Earl Won Relchen-
bach. architect; TO erect one a-stor,
apartment, el2 Shepherd st. NV.
cost, $4,000.
Columbia Hospital for Women
owner 2425 L st. NV: Otis Elevator
Co. builder: to install one electric
passenger elevator in hospital. 242U
L st. NV: cost, S37,b40.
American Security a Trust Co,
owner, $50 18th Sc. n.w;. William p.
Lipseomb Co., Inc, builder; Mills,
Petticord A Mills. architect to reno
waite hoor and wall surfaces, install
electric lights and air conditioning.
$50 18th st. NV; cost. $4,000.
Theodore Farrah, owner and builder,
1929 MintWood pl n.wj clifford q,
story dwelling, S60i Rittenhouse st.
NV; cost, $4,000.
w. c. q A.. N. Miller Development
Co. owner and builder, 1925 49th st.
nv nv. i naws s R; spanpo. arsshiteet; e
ST. NV: cost. $500.
National Federation Of Post once
Clerks, owner. S17 14th st. NV. Gem
eral Elevator CO.. Inc, builder; to in
stall one PASSENGER elevator, el7 l4th
st. NV: cost, S2S.70O.
ov Ssa 81 ulSs n Ssnf s:.d atadads 4
Strong, architect: 70 erect one l-story
service station. 1885 South Capitol ST.
cost. $4,000.
oscar oiidenhorn. 1900 Conn. ave.
NV. builder not selected; Daumit q
Sargent, architect: to build addition to
store, also repairs to existing building.
l121 Conn. ave. NV: cost, $ll,200.
shannon a Lueh. agent. 724 i4th
st. NV; General Elevator Co., builder;
to make elevator repairs and modern
tzationt 1910 Kalorama I'd. NV; cost,
Or. Harold Melman, owner and
builder, 670A N. II. ave. NV: Leroy
J. H. Brown. architect; to erect addi-
ton to animal hospital, also general
repairs TO existing building, 1909 Pa,
ave. te.: cost. $4,000.
Washington Housing Corp, owner,
93l st. NV; Realty Services, Inc.
builder; to change operation OF ele-
vator from car switch operation to
pushbntton. 2001 18th st. NV; cost,
Franciscan Monastery. owner. 18th
and Quincy SITS. ne; Joseph p. Park
hill Co., builder; to moderize penance
chapel adjacent 10 the main church,
Lawrence N. Brandt, owner and
builder. 1921 orchard lane NV: Dom
AID H. Drayer, architect: TO erect 5
three-story dwellings, 1900 block ]