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accepted as a new member, Mrs.
George Vaughn was a welcomed
visitor. The group made plans to
sell aprons for Christmas project
Planned Christmas Party, Christ
mas committee, Jerry Cabbell
Fannie Clark, Helen Grey, and
Gwyn Tolbert. Helen Haynes's
birthday was remembered with
cards and cash. Marie Tolbert was
histess. Hamburgers, apple pie n
cheese and hot coffee was served.
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Truman PieFson
Was Here

Truman Pierson, y. s. postal
employe. longtime writer, pamph-
letter and civic worker was among
the first readers Of this paper 10
view the new plant.
He came in a day before the
formal opening and came back on
enc Of the days Of the open
house"
Mr. Pierson wrote the paper that
his name was left out Of the list Of
those who came 10 see the new
plant. We checked the list and his
name was omitted how, or why,
we do not know.
Recently Mr.. Pierson wrote a
letter 10 the editor criticising the
papers editorial position. This
missivc never reached the paper.
Mr.. Pierson called the office in the
well known Truman Pierson man
ner," proceeded TO lodge a fun
and lengthy complaint.
The paper couldn't complain
overly or answer back because Mr..
Pierson also is quite compliment
airy when he thinks the paper
takes a good editorial position
he's not stingy with his praise,
We still don't know how Of all
the names in the guest register
his was the sole name omitted,
but we beg his pardon and hope
Il won't happen again.
You see, Mr.. Pierson addressed
his complaint ON the latter ON
mission thusly; Dear Former
Friends" And we don't want 10
be a former" friend Of good, kind,
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SHOOTING VICTIMS
RITES HELD NOV. 26

Services for william LEROY Fer
rel. %, OF 1918 Third ST. s, were
held at II am Wednesday No
vember 20. at woodard's Funeral
Chapel with Rev. James c, Hodge
officiating Burial was In Rosedals
cemetery,
Terrell was killed Friday Nov
%. (See story elsewhere),
He Is survived by his father
William Terrell, who Is hospital,
lied in wadsworth, Kans.; a broth.
err, Charles Farrell OF Chicago
several sisters; an uncle Frank
Terrell OF Chicago and other rola,
tives.
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NEGRO GREATEST NATURAL
ACTOR" STAR PEARL
BAILEY TELLS PRESS

Hollywood CAMP - The Ne
gro" Pearl Bailey told reporters
here, is the greatest natural actor
in the world
Were all great heart people.
We've got more churches than
schools. You know where rock and
roll came front II came from the
songs sung In church. II comes
from the heart.
II don't act. react. Acting is
living; IT'S being natural she ez-
planned.
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ANIE Church

AME Church
We would like 10 announce the
dedieatory services OF our new
edifioe, So. James AME Church
5000 Smelling Ave. So, Sunday.
November 80. Services are as fol-
lows:
Sunday. Nov. 30, 8; am. Rev. M.
J. Hendrieth, main speaker.
Sunday, Nov 80. II: am. DIR.
Nelson Pryor, principal speak
err.
Sunday Nov. 30, $3.50 p.m.-Rev.
NJ. l. Simmons, key speaker
Sunday Nov. 30. 8; pm.-Pro-
gram by the senior choir.
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GLADYS JAMES PIONEER
RESIDENT DIED TUESDAY

Miss Gladys James. T07 ST. An
thony Az a pioneer resident of
St Paul died Tuesday morning
November IS, after a prolonged
illness.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed At press time.
Brooks Funeral Home is in
chareg Of arrangements.
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EXCITING AFRICA
MARCH THROUGH
OUR PAGES q.

The most exciting place In
the world today Is Africa. Ev-
cry week In this paper there
Il news about Africa via the
Associated Negro Press and
other sources not found In any
other paper published in this
ARIA.
Keep mp with what's going
ON In the former Dark Contin-
emit" where nationallSm and
freedom In on the march for
the millions Of natives who now
are demanding their right TO
liberty and justice.
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CRIsPUs ATTUCKs GETS
TURKEY FROM FREEMAN

crispus Attacks Home, 81. Paul
was the recipient OF a 20 pound
turkey from Governor orviIle
Freeman. The turkey was pre-
sented 10 the governor by the
Turkey Growers Association OF the
state.
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Seventeen NdfioncI
Groups Join In
FiIibusfeT Affock

NAHneMDagN tNNN1g1
Washington (ANP)--Heads Of
~ national organizations have
called upon Senate majority lead
or Lyndon johnson. a Texas Dem
ocrat not TO take part in the $50
called compromises which would
"evadc or deny" the right OF ma
jority rule In the New Senate,
thus freezing the present rule ~,
thereby condemning meaningful
civil rights legislation TO the fil-
ibuster dungeons where past pro-
posals have periahed.
Oppose Postponemcnt Of Rights"
Legislation
The combined group expressed
"dimnay" AZ Senator Johnson's
omission Of civil rights legislation
from his i2-point program for the
next Congress and at his proposal
to defer consideration Of civil
rights legislation In 1859 awaiting
the report OF the Commission on
civil Rights.
1T would be folly" they said,
80 wait a year for recommcnda-
lions Of only speculative value
while confronted with a crisis Of
great urgency
Want ''Two-Thlrds Rule Changed
The present rule calls for two
thirds Of the members Of the SEN
ate 70 vote for cloture before this
rule can be applied 10 shut off
nlibuster.
These groups favored the right
Of a majority OF the Senate to
break a filibuster and force a vote
after extensive debate" This
they said Is necessary 10 open
the door TO much-needed civii
rights legislation"
Among organizations favoring
the rules change were the NAACP. |
the American Council on Human
Rights Amalgamated Clothing |
Workers, Amalgamated Meat Cut
tiers. American Civil Liberties I'm
ion, American Veterans Commit
tee, Americans for Democratic Ac-
tion, Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car
porters, Eiks, international Un-
ion Of Electrical Workers, Japan
ese American Citizens League,
National Maritime Union. Depart
ment Store Union. Unitarian Eel
lowship for Social Justice. United
Automobile Workers. United Steel
workers and The women's Inter
national League for Peace and
Freedom.
Douglas And Humphrey
Optimistic
Senators Paul Douglas OF Illinois
and Hubert Humphrey OF Mime
sofa have written TO their newly
elected Democratic colleagues re-
porting that prospects for sue
cess were never as bright" as now
10 move TO tighten the Senate
rules against fillbuster.
They also warned that the rum
cred Compromise" emanating
from the advocates Of unlimited
debate would be ineffective IN
halting filibusters on civil rights
measures and would attempt ito
tie the hands OF future senates,
against further rules changes.
while making an infinitesimal
concession ON oloture,"
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GARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank the person who
returned my overcoat that had
been taken by mistake at Bethesda
Baptist Church. The coat was re-
turned Sunday in response to an
ad inserted in the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN.
Garrett II. Hall
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MYM CARTER SIR.
DIED TUESDAY NIGHT

Mym Carter ST., $50 w. Central
Av, died Tuesday night at Ancker
hospital, Mr.. Carter had been IN
for the past year and hospitalized
nine days prior to his death.
Final arrangements had not
been completed at press time.
Brooks Funeral Home is in
chareg Of arrangements.
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Dedication Poue

The following names are 10 be
added TO the Dedication Pages
which hang in the foyer Of the new
Spokesman and Recorder building
tester A. sOyd
IN Memory Of Mrs. Hsttis Nell
Mrs. js1His wiley
Mr. end MRS. Raymoad Hstshsr
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Holiday Fair Bazaar. Sponsored
by Womens Auxiliary. 81. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Friday. Dec. 8,
q. Noon untii.--Masonlc Temple.
SsS2 4th Ave. SO. Dinner served.
Christmas gifts. Proceeds for
Church Building Fund.--Advt.
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Rev. w. l. Battle, Minister
24T N. GrOttO st, 50. Paul. MIN
sunday School - g:4b a no.
Morning Worship - 1875 a m
Youth Service - 6:4B D, m
Evening Worship 7:4b o. m.
Week night Services Tues. and
Thurs. 7:45 D. m.
CA. 6-S592, Church Ia l-7Ts6 Res
NNSNNNSNSS%NSsAAN
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Omission; Due 10 an error. the
name Of Mrs, Floyd Poole Jr. was
omitted when the Meteors gave
their Sadie Hawkins Day party
November H. al the Sterling Club.
Mrs Poole was one Of the chap
erons and str Joseph Sykes was
a sponsor from the Sterling Club.
His name was alA' omitted from
our story
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Newspaper advertising Is the
key 90 many pOckctboOkS. Adds In
newspaper like this mean I'VE
want appreciate your patronage
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$ Mrs, oeorIiA Moorshsad. sS2 W.
Central Avn.
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Bronze was the first alloy,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

s Reginald clark. sS7 Rondo Ay
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8 Lydia Pillow, 72s Rondo Av
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SNN<SNNSS$<SNN$N NNNNNNNNNNSSSS
GOSPEL TEMPLE CHuRCH

Garrett H. Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Authentic town
house: S39 800. A gracious. Fed
eral-stvle brick home. ideal for
entertaining. Entrance hall. large
drawing room. spacious dining
room, numerous bedrmS and 4
iull baths. additional private suite
and servants quarters. This home
enhances the hospitality much in
demand-seldom found See this
TO-DAY Call ov, 3-l4l3. SHAN
NON a LUCHS CO, Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

MAN IN REAL ESTATE specializing
in d. c.. sales desires torrent half
Of ofc rm. with an accountant,
sales repr.. contractor. etc. Has
own desk, chair, type. hle CAB.
Can furn. ref. Box ok Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

stone, most unusual bi-level. i7x36
liv. rnl., emit. rm., din. rTi.. kit,
J MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Real
tor, IA. $4,000, ia. 2-7ll5, DU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

1900 DOWN. assume balance on
Corners Sfea.Three,bedrm. G snml
% least 81, 900 worth extra value
here. total price. Sl4 $50. Gail
TO-DAY, MILKEY REALTY. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

LANGLEY PARK-Modern e-rm.
detached brick, evcel. cond.. large
Nv: I'm. with tirepl., sep. din. rm. I;
full hsmt. with exit: FLA ap-
proved. Only Sl4.95O. HUGH r.
PECK. Realtor. HE. 4-64O0, til Q.
LANHAM-SEABROOK ACREs-Nev
3-hedrm. brick ramb.; lse lot, full
bsmt.. scr. porch; cow. to schools
end transp BUILDER; 315.750.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

L lUgS Village x, IIsS,I X so,I Hart;
bedrmss 2h baths, paneled rec
n rw IN bsmt.i lmmsd occupancy
2y6r' c.i IN CD Yrs Ensss. ls;2o az !;
after .. No sasriS1 oVO ~ oOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

BUDNEY PAYS ALI. CAsH-Eres
sDS7so. WI s-657s HF' 2-se06
ALL CASH NET TO YOU'VE. Nor
ton. TU. 2-630O. q. u H. PROP.
ERTIES.
CASH on TEkMS-Your satisfac-
ton Is our aim. Houses needed,
Silver Spring, wheaton, Langley
Park: CAMPANELLA q CO. Elk
3-41l3
ALL CASH for your MONTGOMERY
County property In "a hrs. Cal
OIL. 2-1b43.
HIGHEST CASH D. C. HOMES
DAVID, RIA. 6-69l2. MA. s-O297
INVESTMENT COMPANY will pur,
chase your home for all cash. M
commission charged Free ap.
praisal, immediate action. Cal
Mr.. WEITZ. RIA. 3-3920.
ALL cAsH-D. c. OR MARYLAND
FREE APPRAIsAIs--TA. 9-0bSl
MussELMAN REALTY, RE. 7-7l7l
ALL CASH
Mont and Prince Georges Counties
10. B-213l. he. l-204O. JU. b-o90l
ALL Cash for brick or frame
homes in all sections Of ne, Sc
n.w.-regardless Of condition. vii
also buy condemned homes. FAIR
PRICES. QUICK ACTION.
Ralph D. Cohn, tn. 2-920C
3l8 Kennedy st. NV.
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D0-iT.YoURsELFs near Coral nm.
shopping center.-Prame bungalow
rms. and bath; needs repairing
Price. q. 900 cash, SUBURBAN
hEALTY Co, 64O2 Marlboro pike
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BRoADMoNT TALLs cHuRcu-

Z bedrms., 2is baths SrSciou,
large .split-level: center-t ntrance
hall. large dining room, 3 FIRE.
places, recreation room. fully
equipped modern Kitchen: naR-
stone patio. OWNER, JE. 3-E0Oq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

ARLINGTON FOREST CENTER
store 40,x00' with basement
2O'xl0'. now occupied By hardware
Rental only $3.50,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
fc0NYIAlllEDl

ANDREWS AREA---Attrae. 3-hed-
with Ofi ssp ss9Slf s SstssD ls ssns
sized kit, large screened porch.
100000 Anchor fenced lot. We
take trades. FREDERICK W.
BnRENs SALES, INC. RE. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

HNNUNIh EHTATEN--bpIIt.le
eaturing large living room. en-.
Trance hal dining room, equipped
kltehen, bedrooms. baths,
recreation room, extra LARGE IL,
81 900. full price. FREijERincDII(
W. BEREN9 SALES, INC, ia,
$1,000. Realtors. ~' IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

WO0DLAWN-Immaculate 3-bed-
an rT.,, rambler ads. huge liy. rm; with
with only $3.50 down. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO. UN. A.
1893. WA. 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks; In
Is minutes; whether it's paid for
or not HERSON'S, Sth and o
NV. DE. 1900.
RAISE CASH. reduce monthly pay.
ments, consolidate debts by re-
financing your home. no advance
tees. Licensed consultant. NO,
7-5657 or eeyes IA. a-52s0.
MORTGAGE LOANS. IS,
OOO--Group your debts. lower your
payments. reflnance your property
ana improvements. quick honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only in the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS,
BALTIC, Nd. day or nieht: Suns.
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047,
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~: cHEyERLY.-short IT, on cash.
s @S% SIC sioo Der Ssr mol psys D :SsTs
thing. on this charming compact
3-bedrm.. lh-bath brk. home:
screened patio leading to lovely
gerden, delightful family rm
where you can keep an eve on the
kids. gArage, firepl. equip. etc
ASSUME 4hss Oh LOAN. Call
EVELYN O; kAPLAN. DI. 7-24Il,
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HOUSE FOR SALE-vA. lIlINlOR GRADE
fcOAIiAIIEnA ~ ~ ~. -
tcoNTiNuED)

N. ARL.-s-BEDRM.. BRICK RAM.
BIER: FULL BsMT., KITCHEN
WITH BREAKFAST NOOK. DIN.
ELL, FIREPLACE: Sa2,5OO. J-W
REALTY CO., ia. S-lS7S.
STERLING-Redec.; S-rm. frame
house; mod, approx. acre
sround; conv. schools and shop
ping center. $500 down and take
over payments OF $40 mo. BY
OWNER. Herndon 604-W-l after
y pm.
VIENNA-On ia acres: white
stone. most unusual bi-level. 17x3O
| liv rnl., ent. rm., din. rTl.. kit,
den, . bedrms 412 Glyndon St
j MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Real
tor, ia. 7-7000. ia. 2-7ll6, DU
VIRGINIA FOREST = Rambling
brick beauty on Q fabulous wooded
lot with towering oaks. Here are
the features: 3 bedrms,. 22x22 1T
compI II luV fiDishe T''b basement Sn d.
luxe electric kitchen. fireplace. .
full baths. and the price is only
Sl9.g50. Call ia. 5-8S0e. SHAM
NON a. LUcHS CO., Realtors,
.055 Wilson blvd.
S-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE, beaut,
setting; completely renovated. Ice.
mansion, 3M baths, 10 rms /;
$4,000. MANNAs REALTY, JE.
.-3l 10.
PUT ON YOUR Easter bonnet in
Lake Bancroft area-3-bedroom
rambler Very reas. down pay
ment. tl3,S80. FLEET REALTY
CO, IA. S-563S or IA. 2-O234.
4 LEVELS of gracious living Of
split-level In the excel country
club area OF N. Arl. True center
hall sep. din. rm., push button
siee: kit. with table space. 3
Priced at SCI $50. For e iurther
details call THE DARBY Co,
Realtors. 2319 Wilson blvd. IA,
5-9393 Once open Q till y.
BRAND-NEW 3-bedrm.. eh-bath,
lge. brick rambler. on lot with I03-
IL. frontage. dead-end ST.; sep, din
rm.. full daylight bsmt., attached
gar: Falls Church area. MANNAS
REALTY. JE. 2-3lI0.
SPLIT LEVEL ON A WOODED
LOI-We can give you imme-
3;bedrm. home with 4 huge den
which can be used as Jth
bedrm., pa. baths. 1S-ft. sep.
dining rm., fully equip. kit. with
q breakfast nook. large carport
With storage shed The 22-ft. Nv
ing rm. with picture window is
at the rear Of this home which
oyerlooks %-acre beautifully
wooded lot, including many dog
wood trees which will shortly
be in bloom. All this for only
S22,275. WITH A 3O-YRAR CT
LOAN AVAILABLE. Don't delay
call today. LURIA BROS, Real
tors. ia, $4,000, 204S Wilson
blvd
HcsIrnar !. ~, .,.,.,-
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NOISES 70 RuIln

HOMES CUSTOM DuILT--Plani
and lots avail, or furnish your
own. Sample home open for In
spection. AP. 7-713e.
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OUUNIHX CLUB HAMBLBH--3
oedrmS., sep, din. rm., sparkling
kit. dry bsmt., large screened
porch; assume 4sfs loan with
GEORGES REALTY Co. uN. 4
l1hR. WA 7-hAhh
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA. VA. - S25-sa. 1T i,
aforementioned space. in Hunting
Towers shopping center. close 70
many other apt. projects In resi-
Dental district; suit for business,
professional once or store: ample
parking space. AB&W bus service
10 door. Call Mr.. kEENE. kI.
$4,000.
RESTAURANT fully equipped in
busy Farmers Mkt. Avail. immed.
See Mr. Robbins on premises ~
NV. or call DE. G-e4s4
MEDICAL CENTER, 1911 H,st;.-
SECS. LEe s s.ors. heated BARRY
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAM-2nd eomm.tt
ssxes. On small 81. between etii
and 7th, n and q sts. nv. ,A,ii
,. N. oDUM. RE. 7-B2i0. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

2TACh Iof your SAh II
mall 3.bedrms.. IA baths, llyinl
rm. with fireplace, separate din
ing rm. BIC, BIO RooMsl "An,
you want convenience block
70 BUS Zee hwy. and cilsbe I'd D.
blocks stores Of ali description
Priced AZ only .Sl7.eH and FHI
financing can be ARRANGED Cal
now for full details. MErzLER
Realtors. 24l7 Lee hwy, q TIL o
SIS, B0O--siate roof, fenced yard
s 81 e. ;aIri pori e s5s ' esD. 81
home. SI:it., Nv. rm. with frspi''
bsdrm End ] bath 2 Lee. bed.
bsmt; eony lntiy situated in on,
S.lIr $500 g.i.i St'' s iiSSRI as'' 1
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROF.. tor SALE

40 AcREs--LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
ALL OR PART
on Duke st. in Alex, Va.
See Harry Rosenfeld
ROsENFELD REALTY CO.
$500 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-7l2O
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i-BEDRM. RAMBLER on huge lot
Tor only $4,000. We think this
home represents q tremendous
value Spacious llv. rm. with fire-
place; economical h.-w.h.: plenty
ARFAX REALTY. JE. A-4ROO.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs, si,OO0 dn.-

H SI,.Sl n.. HEIGH It's r.,
Nv. rm. with fireplace rec. rm.
with "a bath, ser. back porch;
priced to sell at Sl7.95O. We
take trades FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES INC, RE. 6-540O
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is g ., TSu ,l 81 S ss5 v srS S'sE.
DARLINGTON CENTER

chAkeAAAANN ASN OH' AAs
VARIETY, 8 and 10 o. ssEp S! 81
established center of rs stores.
Reasonable rent 10 responsible
party.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
| WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.
FLORIDA PROPERTY

wANTED-Furn cottage, nr. good
beach: any cond. Send price.
terms, Box 21-V, Star.
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Ssdrm masonry Cape Cod; Inma &C.
throughout: sep. din. rm.. STEP
saving kit, liv. rm. with open
stairway. 9xl6 scr. porch, fenced
yard; off-street parking. S12,960,
$3.50 down, balance in one trust.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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CASH TALKS = Hard-up builder
builder will sacrifice his 3-bedrm.
21S-bath. all-brick home for cash
above existing loan. De luxe
kitchen. sep. din. rm., full bsmt
garage. FHA terms also available
R Slg' a.ka0l III EN'Aoe' HeAI'OI'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rambler,
fenced I'd $3.50 On. 10. 7-352e,
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CHEvERLY AREA - a bedrms, !,
RnriisR s s9S home 1e'hs' repl Sr,sS
SEP. din. rfi.. full bsmt, with semi
finished rec. rm,. brick detached
garage, corner lot, handy to every
thing. Sl5.B00. Liberal terms
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

0EM masonry home: S7bl
cash down payment for this lowell
home,. in excellent location. Beau.
THU Nv. RIM, din. area, equipped
Kitchen. 2 large bedrms. and bath
large wooded fen0ed lot: now va.
can't immediate possession anc
with monthly pavmfnts less thar
rem Better hurry on this one
AAHShaInm nu RhALTY CO. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Masonry bunasiow. priced "i a. only only
Sl1,3b0s ) rms. and bath. full
hsmt. Assume 0I loan with
monthly payments Of S62.17 in
GLIDING taxes and insurance. SUB
URBAN REALTY CO.. 64O2 MARI
borO nike. 10 S-R2OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

N me Vksnts oDices Uafea,
month"; i1feresf chorses
men shown IN the fsbk
~ oseHces 20 $500 ond las monthly remainder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

DREAM RAMBLER, oyeTlooking
Lake BaTcroft--Executiye home
OF colorful brick and heavy tim
Der. center reception hall 10 de-
lightful "reVerse-plan" living rm.
with wide picture window admit
ting oceans" OF sunlight. 3 twin
size hedrms.. served BY "a color
ful tiled baths or the I'd beorm.
may be used as q pancled den
with It's own private garden en-
mary shop. modern diversified
esrport. LAKE BANCROFT
VERY BEST BUY ct only S38, 500
with Sl6,5O0. 49, loan for you
70 assume CROWELL A CO,
INC. 1850 N. Glebe I'd, IA
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

36o5 OLIVER ST. West Hyatts-
Easy terms arranged. / 6edfms':
cor. lot; rec. built. Owner says
sell. HI: $4,000. ewes. HA.
2-s2o1. W. w. LEWIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

ROLLING RIDGE-Finest Shed.
rm,. and bsmt. all-briek ramblers
and split-levels In the city: some
with huilt-in garages and I'm
rec. rms, de luxe kit with birch
cabinets and built-in oven. Paved
SITS. and sidewalks, city sewer and
water. Over 30 sold; priced from
I5.4S0 TO S17,e50; l0ss On. FLA
financing. Trades taken DIR: Out
I'd. right / blk. 10 house Cali
Mr.. Ohge. RE. $1,000. With MAX
MILLER REAL ESTATE. Ii. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

WEST HYATsvILLE-Assume 4qs
GI loan. on vell-kept. 2-story CO.
i IoniM house %, 80, : bedrms.; ideal
BY OWNER. HA. 2-74nI