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ment board had filed notice OF
the assignments in Federal
Court there.
The placement board was set
up by the State with the idea
Of resisting intregration. 1t was
created when the State was
sticking to the course Of mas
sive resistance.
When the new freedom of
choice" school program was
adopted. the State placement
board was retained, although
localities next spring may
choose to handle their own
assignments, as some localities
under court orders are already.
Contempt Fear Cited
The action was taken the
placement board said, to avoid
contempt proceedings.
The four children are already
attending the white schools here
lon assignment by the Norfolk
School Board and on the
strength of q temporary order
by Federal Judge Walter E,
Hoffman.
Judge Hoffman's order in Au-
gust came when the State
board failed to assign the chill
dren and asked for additional
time in answering complaints
against it.
At q hearing last month
1.-THE boards members-Andrev
la. Farley, Beverley H. Ran
dolph, jr., and Hugh v. White
appeared at a hearing in Fed
eral District Court to defend
their position. They contendec
that all administrative remedie:
had not been exhausted by thu
: plaintiffs.
No Hearing Asked
They said the four Negroe
had not asked the board for
hearing. They admitted the.
had refused to assign the chill
dren, even though the Norfoll
School Board recommended il
During the hearing las
month, a heated exchange de
veloped between Judge Hoff
man and A. B. Scott, attorne
for the board.
= Judge Hoffman described tn
Y board members as Sworn il
blood never to let one Negro
in" and said that eventuall
: they will have to change thei
e attitude cor take the conse
quences."
On october %, he issued al
, order giving the board 10 day
to meet and reconsider it
|, policy.
A report on that meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
RIA Projects Set
For go Progress
By ALFRED ALIBRANDO
Star stan Writer

The District Redevelopment Land Agency said today that
$25 million $50 million in construction would be under
start next in slumcleared sections Of Southwest
Washington
In its annual report issued today RIA said the 1860
building program would nclude
The Town Center "a shopping market and two apart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
Falls Church

First Ward-Recreation Center, 100
East Broad street
Second Wsrd-Madison Elementary
School
Third ward-Thomas Jefferson Ele-
mentary School.
Fourth Ward - American Lesion
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
Pupil Board Obeys
Norfolk Race Edict

vrgnias State Pupil Placement Board has made its first
integrated assignments, 1t was disclosed today.
The boards action merely ormazed the assignment Of
four Negro pupils to white public schools in Norfolk which
already had been made by local authorities operating under
court instructions.
The reported Norfolk that the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

Voting hours at polling places
for nearby Virginia's election
tomorrow will be from 6 am. to
7 pm. The precinct locations
follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

million. Harry L. Claxton,
treasurer of the Southwest
Market Center, said that the
wholesalers are putting in more
than 81 million worth of i'm
privements in the new build
ings, including refrigeration,
bringing the total cost up to
$2.5 million.
Mr.. Claxton said that after
all the wholesalers are settled
in the new buildings, in about
a couple of months, there will
be an official dedication.
Mr.. Claxton, who is one of
the officials of R. w. Claxton,
Inc, seafood dealers, now at
404-406 Twelfth street S.W.,
plans to move about one and
a half months from now to
230 E street S.W. in the new
center. He said the firm has
been in business since 1881.
Mr.. Kraft, who is also presi-
dent of the District Hotel Sup
ply Co., said his firm moved
over the week end to 800 E
street S.W. They were at 500
Twelfth street S.W. He said
his firm occupies the largest
space in the new center-12,000
square feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
Arlington

Abingdon (22nd)-Abinsdon School
Arlington usD-Peyton Randolph
School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

Washingtons new $25 mil
lion wholesale food market on
E street between Second and
Fourth streets S.W. opened for
business today.
Over the week end, a num-
Der of WHOLESALERS moved into
their new quarters.
Meanwhile. restaurants and
retail seafood dealers who oc-
cupy space in the Municipal
Fish Market. Twelfth street
and Maine avenue S.W. .got an
official extension to remain I'D
til January /. Dealers received
letters. from the District Com
missioners, advising them OF
the new deadline.
But wholesalers occupying
the Terminal. Cold Storage
Warehouse, bounded by Eleven
tn and Twelfth, E and F
streets S.W.. have been advised
they must move out by Novem-
Der 80.
CENTER PRAISED
The new wholesale center
is on E street. between Second
and Fourth streets S.W., where
private builders have erected
two one-story brick buildings
Officials describe it as the
most .up-to-date center fol
food distributors in the East
Morris L. Kraft, president
of the Southwest Market Cen
ter Inc, which is launching
the new enterprise, said tina
the buildings cost about ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
3 Teen-Agers Killed
In Virginia Car Crash

woman's car, police added. and
struck a pole. He was not hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02
Others Move In

The Atlantic Hotel Supply
Co., wholesale grocers and
frozen foods. began moving
over the week end into $50 E
street S.W. in the center. Meyer
L. Sody, president Of Atlantic,
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Trooper Nubs 2
On Scenes of ]
Armed Robbery

RICHMOND, Nov. 81 tAP),
"A State trooper nabbed two
young out-of-State men lust
after they bound and robbed a
Henrico County service station
owner Of $l68.
The intruders were preparing
to leave the station Wednesday
night when Trooper A. F. Hill
man took them at pistol point.
Booked on armed robbery
charges were Michael T. Barry,
81, of Dade County, Fla, and
James M. Hill, %, of Portland,
Greg. 7.
Nathan Warren, So, owner Of
the service station on U. S. $50
three miles west Of Richmond,
talked the intruders into two
delays that set them up for
Trooper Hillman's arrival.
While the holdup was going
on, Trooper Hillman was cruis-
ing west on U. S. $50. He saw
the station lights were out, but
Mr.. Warren'S car still was
parked there. He went up the
road, turned around and came
back. Then he noticed the sta
ton door ajar and went inside.
gun drawn.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
DemocrucyScript
Awards Slated

Six months Of suspense for
the 81 District and State win
ners in the annual Voice Of
Democracy script-writing con-
test viii be climaxed by a Feb
ruary "a luncheon in the Stat
Ter Hotel. when the national
winner will be announced.
State winners will be select
ed next month from the thou
sands Of high school students
who have written and submit
ted their five-minute broad
cast scripts on the theme %
Speak for Democracy"
The 81 candidates for the
national award, a 81 500 schol-
arship to any college, will meet
here February 81 for four days
of ceremonies and sightseeing,
The contest is sponsored by
the National Association of
Broadcasters, the Electronic
Industries Association and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
along with State broadcasterS
associations.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Quit in Korea,
U. N. kAsked

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Nov. "a (AP).-Cuba and India
Joined Communist delegations
yesterday in calling for with
drawal Of American and other
United Nations command forces
from South Korea.
They did so in the U. N
General Assembly's political
committee in debate on a IA
nation resolution calling for
North Korean Communist au-
thorities to agree to early free
elections.
Indian delegate Harishwar
Dayal said withdrawal from
South Korea of foreign forces
under the United Nations flag,
whose number is already re-
duced, might be helpful to
progress toward political solu-
tions."
Cuban Delegate Manuel Bisbe
said withdrawal of all foreign
troops was a prerequisite for
free elections in Korea.
The United States chided the
Soviet bloc representatives for
failure to include Chinese Ma
tionalist delegates among those
who should be treated on an
equal basis.
Silviu Brucan, the delegate
from Romania, objected in the
Evening star., 1959-11-27

Ia Virgin Islands divorce in 1852
from T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander,
scion Of an old New York fam
lily. and was given custody Of
their two small children.
Mrs. Byers said in New York
yesterday that her daughter
has not been in good health and
lives in the old family home
in GraSse ito be near the Riv-
iera and the sunshine.
I'VE are all good friends OF
the Onassis family" she added,
Mr.. Rhinelander said he and
his former wife had cruised on
the Onassis yacht in 1851.
OnaSsis Cruise
Miss Callas, her Italian hus-
band, Giovan Battista Meme
ghini. and Mr.. OnasSis went
yachting around the Mediter-
ranean together last summer
Sir Winston Churchill also was
along. In September Meneghini
filed suit for legal separation
and told newsmen Mr.. Onassis
and his wife were in love. The
55-year-old shipping man and
the singer denied the romance
and subsequently Mr.. Meme
ghini and Miss Callas agreed
on a separation without an
airing Of charges in court.
Asked about Mrs. OnaSsiS'
divorce suit, Miss Callas said
in Milan yesterday: "I do not
know anything. I do not uu-
derstand why you are asking
me for information on this
matter"
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Bandits Net $53S
AT Liquor Store

Mrs. Edith Bookoff. 4s, wife
Of the proprietor of the lie.
Droit Liquor Store, sol Florida
avenue NV, was held up and
robbed Of s5SS by a man armed
with a sawed-off shotgun and
his companion about 5:38 pm
yesterday, police reported,
Mrs. Bookoff was in the store
alone. police said. while her
husband Benjamin, 46, went
out to make a delivery. He
had let his delivery boy OF
because Of the holiday, Mr.
Bookoff said.
According to police, one OF
the men came in and asked
for a half pint of whisky. The
second man followed him in
carrying the gun. He demanded
"all the cash." The first man
instructed the second to put all
the money in his hat. After
scooping out the register the
pair fed.
They were described as
colored.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
D. Truffic Toll
Matches SO Rute

Washington's traffic death
toll this year has reached Sc,
matching the number on this
date in 1858, according to the
D. c. Citizens Traffic Board.
The boards chairman, Ar
thur Sundlun, said this years
rate was IL ahead of last years
in May, but since has tapered
of.
Mr.. Sundlun urged residents
of the District area to remem-
Der that special holiday studies
disclosed SIS per cent of the
Nations Christmas season traf-
nc deaths involved a drinking
driver or pedestrian. q,xe
Evening star., 1959-11-27

Political Committee to a state
ment by South Korean Foreign
Minister Chung W. Cho's re-
ferring to Communist countries
as Soviet satellites. He said
that in the U. N. all countries
are equal.
Walter s. Robertson, former
Assistant United States Secre-
tary of State. remarked that
after years Of hearing Conn
munist speakers heap insults
upon the representatives of
Nationalist. China, it was 'in-
deed refreshing to hear a rep
resentitive Of Romania say all
delegates are here on an equal
basis"
Evening star., 1959-11-27

Onassis looks for it to serve as
AN excuse to obtain her liberty. "
Mrs. Rhinelander added that
she knew Mr.. Onassis well and
II remain for him q devoted
friend"
Mrs. Rhinelander is the
daughter Of the late Grant
Barney Schley, an American
who died on the Riviera in
1886, and Mrs. John Frederic
Byers Of New York, French
born widow of the chairman of
the board Of A. M. ByerS g. Co.
Of Pittsburgh, one Of the worlds
largest producers of wrought
iron.
Mrs. Rhinelander was granted
Evening star., 1959-11-27
SocioIite Denies Role
In Onossis' Divorce

NICE. France, Nov. 81 (AP) &.
Mrs. Jeanne Schley Rhine
lander. a 34-year-old American
society divorcee. yesterday de-
MED misconduct with Aristotle
Onassis but indicated she thinks
she may be the mysterious
'Mrs. ]. R." named by the wife
Of the Greek shipping magnate
in her divorce suit.
IT am surprised that my
name was proclaimed the sub
ject Of q scandal of which I
had no part" the statuesque
blond told newsmen at her
villa in nearby GraSse.
Mr.. Onassis' beautiful 29-
year-old wife-daughter Of an
other wealthy Greek shipping
man-filed suit for divorce in
New York Wednesday. To the
surprise Of the public, she
named as correspondent an
otherwise unidentified Mrs. J..
r." and made no mention Of
Maria Meneghini CaIlas, the
famous opera star with whom
Mr.. Onassis has been linked
lately.
-u Initial Coincidence
Although Mrs. ]. R." was
not identified in the divorce
petition. the coincidence of the
initials and the fact that Mrs.
Rhinelander had been a guest
on the Onassis yacht sent news
men rushing to her.
81 was an old friend Of Mr..
and Mrs. Onassis." Mrs. Rhine
lander said. I'VE have known
each other for seven or eight
years. am surprised that, after
so many years of friendship,
which everyone knew Of here
and in the United States, Mrs.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
ItuIy-Russiu Roll Link

MOSCOW. Nov. q (AP). -
Soviet railway authorities are
reported proposing the routing
Of passenger cars direct between
Rome and Moscow. Present
schedules require changing
trains in Vienna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PVT, owner; $375. VII. 2-7e2l
Evening star., 1959-12-29

the script on his obit. The au-
thor of the script brought it
to Churchill who read it care
fully. Very good. young man."
said Sir Winston, returning the
script. II hope you live to see
it DONE"
The TV film rights to
Churchill's life story are owned
by Jack LeVien, the newsreel
executive. Recently he re-
ceived a call from a Madison
Avenue advertising executive
asking if the TV rights were
still available for sponsorship.
He had the client, he said, and
would make the deal within
an hour An hour later he
called back. No deal. His
client was a cigaret company
and they decided against spon-
Evening star., 1959-12-29

man. who'd seen photos Of
Jackie GIeasOn's fantastic cir
cular house. visited him in his
dressing room at Take Me
Along" He insisted that any
man who owns such a house
also must own a yacht. mo,
pal" said Gleason. yachts can
give you an awful lot of trou-
ble." The salesman assured
him that the craft is safe, with
radar, two-way radio, lifeboats,
water-tight compartments. Il
know, pal," said Gleason. But
suppose I'm at sea, THROWN a
party, and run out of ice cubes.
No neighbor to run to. Pal,
that's trouble"
Evening star., 1959-12-29

place is Faye Atkinson, one Of
the brighter talents of our
domestic dance troupe.
The title roles in the 1859
production are danced by James
Fauver and Hannah Lee Freed.
Others are Ildiko Pulvari Cthe
mother. George Mozer (the
father, Mimi Paul (the Dawn
Fairy, Robert Davis Cthe
Sandman, Marcia Barrett (the
Noon. and Paula Mckay Cthe
Cat).
/ The National Symphony was
conducted by Henry Mazer.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

a witch living in a tempting
gingerbread house. has achieved
the status of a Washington
tradition.
The cast, necessarily, has
un dergone some changes
through the years. The most
notable change this year
brought a new witch into the
dance fantasy. Miss Day, Han
sci and Gretel" choreographel
and co-director of the Wash
ington Ballet Company, who
has danced the role since the
premiere performance, relin-
quished it this year. In hel
Evening star., 1959-12-29
YuIe Ballet
Is Repeated

The Washington Ballet and
the National Symphony Or
chestra have joined forces
again to present their annual
Christmas treat for the younger
set. Mary Days "Hansel and
Gretel." 1t was presented yes
terday and was scheduled for
a repeat performance today at
$3.50 pm. at Constitution Hall.
The ballet version of the fairy
tale about the two children lost
in the woods, who run afoul of
Evening star., 1959-12-29

soring any program about a
man named Winston.
The Gary COOpers and the
Edward G. Robinsons were in
Moscow for the premiere of
Marty" They were feted
everywhere they went. Robinson
made several speeches of ac-
acknowledgement in fluent Rus
sian Then he suggested
that Cooper take his turn as
spokesman for the troupe,
Nope" said Cooper. You
know me, Ed-I'm Just a 'Yup'
and Nope guy"
The other day a yacht sales
Evening star., 1959-12-29
NV. DOscnGOscSs
Shopping Area
IpNANNNNHNN1ANNANN
A&N Trading COMPANY

A&N Trading Company
military Uniforms. Luggage,
an, ,o,s WORK Ciothes' RE ..a,.s
Arn0lde's Tails
.,, tEyeEything In Tall FaShiOnsS S,o,
Atlas Sports Store
Sports, Fishing Tackle. Firearmsl
Corner Of 9th q D SITS, ME. S-24S1
Berman's Health Shoes
sqs S3H 81 s% sH&:' for En'f H. FssSi sss
Breslau
81. gGTsps sy,S 81 SM apparel and ss sut:. sssss
BOyce q Lewis Shoes
mo Poot Too Hard TO Fit"
MEN Onlyl tFamily shoesl
'3s I"th SSsoS 81 NV &ss S ~ sSiss g; n"
Browning King Co., Inc.
rs.s @ st NV Me s-s1sl
Cavalier Mems Wear
MEMS FURNISHINGS 4 Clothlngl
II"R-2S 1th 81 NV NO 1-SSSS
Corr's
Hobby -Craftsi
SII-I3 9th ST EX 3-6IsI
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane Shoes
lIII5F 81, NV. ME- S-B9II
iI4 sth ST NV ME S-SS67
Eagle Bedding Co.
(Bedding, Furniture. Lampsl
1873 1th st. NV. co. b-646a
Elaine's, Inc.
Casual womsn's Apparep
SRII Mass Ave, WO $1,000
Emma Jettick Shoe Shop
,ssS ssRpss 2 :; S% SUS Love to tiDi 81 .ns .nnssosO
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mems Clothes and Furnishingsl
'22 18th 81 NV ME. S-965S
Fogel's
,Lugsage. Mems Wear. spts ooodsl
10th and D SITS NV EX 3-42i2
GAG Company, Inc.
Mems Wear, Uniforms; sportsMsarl
SI5 Z st. NV. FREE PARKING
George & Co., Inc.
rMe'rs Wear to Size sOI
9IO 18th ST. NV. ME. SOTO
Haber & Co.
,Women's WEAR
1926 r 81. NV. DI. 7-OS56
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
Csuccessor to Ed Beam)
52l nth 81. NV DI 1-OB33
Irving's
SPORTS Coos. sportswear. Lugsage!
'aih and 2 SITS Ex 3-2626
Knickerbocker Fashions, Inc.
dApparel and Access for Women
8IO . ST. NV. ST s-4Ob0
KotZin
i321 2 st. NV EX. 3.O232
Liberty Shops
,Women's AccessoriesI
1900 @ st NV RE I-24Sl
$50 18th st NV EX 3-26li
S. Livingston & Sons, Inc.
,,os tUnitGr9 and Civilian outftS!
Lynn jewelers.
hD6 ' st NV Dl Lana
National jewelers.
1919 z ST. NV. ST. $3.50
New York Trimming Store
Dressmakers' S'ply. Fabrics YarnsI
.9i3 G st NV Dl 1850
Nugent's
tLadiss ,Apparel-LinEsris)
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
ss ssps 1tS SstP'nS sf Spd HaOf5fa'stsS 81 sSSsa
Plaza Sport Shop
10th and E Sts. NV. ST. 3-O505
The Princess Shop
:. 'Lsd,eS ApparelI o.oo
Rite Way Auto Top Co.
Seat Covers and Auto TopsD
RH3-O X St NV RE 1.If0I
R0chel's
Dresses; Goats suits, Eurs, ,,,
SiIberg Bros. Mems Wear
,Clothins FURNISHINGS Shoes
n2t! 18th st NV Ma 8-71S9
Sport Center
s5S ssSOFtips e, cs%Pins Boy soS9t EqSi2 sSss
Surplus Sales Co.
Clothing Shoes. Camp supplies)
91S Penna Ave NV RE 1-5S64
Tails by Pat Arn0lde
'Eyerythins in Tall FashionsI
SEQ 18th Sc NV DI 7-25O1
Town & Casual Shoes
.tAir Step, Life Stride and
Little Yankee for Childrenl
oil ItTn st NV Ma. S.S3l6
Evening star., 1959-12-29
THE LYONS DEN
What's in a Name? Wronq Ad
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK. - winston
Churchill learned that one of
Britain's TV networks has obits
prepared and updated on all
of England's leading men. Sir
Winston asked If he could see
Evening star., 1959-12-29
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Maryland Areas

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Chambers Drugs
Russell Slower Candies Hallmark Cards
Landover Hills Nd. sP $4,000
Darling Dress Shop
tWomen's Wear-MaternityD
1ilh Marlboro Pike 10. $4,000
FleiSher's jewelers.
Queenstown Shopping Center.
Mt Rainier Md AP 7-O9O0
Kent Radio TV Sales & Ser.
Our Motto, The Golden Rule"
sSSa Edse%ood Ri. |r s-i4fss
KOpy Kat
Ladies Ready-to-WearI
EAstOver Shopping Center IL 3-22S2
Marlboro Department Stores
tApparel, Shoes for Entire Family
l0IS Main st. 1863 Main 81.
Upper Marlboro, Md. MA. 1890
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
tChrvsler Imperial Sales d serviceJ
1901 r. { Ave. NE. WA 1-1OOU
"a Blocks from District LineI
The Surratt Shoppe
Women's Apparel CY. 7-plOO
woodward Rd.. Clinton, Md.
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Connecticut Ace.
Shopping Area


Beyda's Conn. Ave.
(Sportswear and Children'O
1884 Conn. Ave NV. ST. 3-02O3
BOrtOn's
tQifts-0lass-Chin
33l3 Conn Ave. NV. WO. 6-443S
Casual Corner
(SportSwear and Separates)
1000 Conn Ave NV DI s-35OO
34I3 Conn, Ave. NV. EN- 2-26jO
III2 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va
The Guitar Shop
Lessons, Instruments, RepairU
1915 " 81 NV ME. S-IlIg
Nearly New Shop
Clothing for the Entire Family
1912 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-T068
Shoe Fair, Inc.
ladies Better Cancellation shoesI
lOZ2 Cenn ave NV EX. 3-9587
Ted Lewis Restaurant
e6S5 Conn. Ave NV AID 2-s5OO
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) Columbia Heights
upper 18th ST. NV.

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Belle Of Washington
aoIb99 Ib9nifSrr;. ,ssS LiREsEis. spoEtswssr1I
Beydas
!sport.EeaE and Children,s wear
Sll4 18th st NV AD i-88iB
Crosby Shoe Stores
sI2a l4tb 81. NV NO. 10000
Francine
sOs1 i4tS 'ss s.. NV NV TO 6fr' GG s.ssss
Henrietta's CarOusel Shop
sOIs I4th 81 NV no a-s4ss
Irving Music g. Radio
sSis iS'fds Ta.h Z ST. PsHsF' sS Music 60 F.dSs saSSS
Irving Shop, Inc.
sII2 I4tb ST NV AD. 4-IsoI
Jack Blank Pontiac,
,, tsales d servieel
l431 irving 81. AD. A-S5OO
Leeds
.o,. 'womsn,s wearl
SOi6 18th St. NV. AD a-97OO
Levitan's Mems Wear
!Men's FurnishinEs and clothingl
SOt4 I4th 81 NV CO lisa
Perry Nelson Of
Washington. Inc.
ladies Resdy-to-Wearl
3lO6 18th st NV HO 2-371a
The Sally Shop
feminine FashionsI
1924 I4tb st NV AD 4-eS2O
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Ben Hundley Tires
s,.s ,.,S Iriss' sps e ruOsg .,,Oo
Dura- Bit Shower Door, Inc.
1928 Georgia Ave. RA 3-5IO2
Handley Motor Co.
ssss GeoTEis ave. NV IA $4,000
Lad q Lassie Shops
Ilntants ana Chtldren.s Apparel
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w. s. Pratt, Inc.
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1918 I4th st NV AID 2-IOO0
Royal Motors, Inc.
iChrysler. Plymouth Sales & serviceJ
400 Georgia Ave NV ia 9-29OO
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
1912 You st NV NO 7-33I3
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
3035 South Capitol ST. 10. $4,000
The Clothes Mart
Mems WearD
MARROW Hts Sh0pping Ctr. RE. 5-S333
2SOS Good Hope Rd Sc LU 1891
Congress Park Dept Store
I327-29 Savannah st Sc 10. 2.Is69