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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
W0Sh. CouFf
0Kdys R0cidI
Bios Sole

Seattle, Wash. A superior
court Judge ruled Friday that a
white couple could not be COM
PEELED to sell their home to Ne
groes.
The ruling of King County
Judge James w. Hodson said that
a state law bearing on such mat
tiers was unconstitutional The case
was believed the first Of its kind
in the nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones
said they had offered to buy the
home of Coast Guard Cmdr. John
J. o'Meara and his wife for $1s, 900.
Jones Is a Negro mail carrier. o.
Meara was being transferred to
Washington, D. c.
Jones said O'Meara refused to
sell. O'Meara said he already had
negotiated to sell for $17,250 to
a neighbor in the all-white dis
trict.
The state board against dis
elimination was called into the
case and ruled that O'Meara must
sell to Jones under a 1857 state
law because O'Meara carried an
FHA-insured loan on the house.
The law prohibited discrimination
in public housing.
Hodson ruled that the FILA loan
in this case did not eliminate o.
Meara's right to deal with anyone
he chose.
"A private individual acting in
a private capacity" he said, 'Is
perfectly free to discriminate as
he chooses.
"The mere existence Of an FILA
insured mortgage on his house is
far too tenuous a thread upon
which to hang such a drastic in
vasion Of his constitutional right
to do as he pleases with his own
property. The thumb Of govern
ment rests too lightly upon the
scales"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

81. raul pranch or the NAACP
has been languishing for council
action for almost two years.
Finally after pressure by the in
terested groups the city council on
May % heard for the second time
arguments for and against the
proposed ordinance. The council
asked the city's corporation coun-
sci Mr.. Shean to study the pro-
posed law and inform 1t whether
he considered 1t an ordinance with
in the power Of the council to en-
act.
shean's 81 page report submit
ted to the council Tuesday was
called disappointing by Leonard
H. Carter, president of the st. Paul
NAACP chief sponsoring group.
1t was shean's opinion that the
ordinance which had not been ac-
tually voted upon by the council
was unconstitutional on its face"
He did not cite any case where
such an ordinance had been tested
in a court but relied on decisions
and statements on civil rights.
The proposed ordinance which
Mr.. Shean's opinion effectively
killed would have: made 1t unfair
and discriminatory to refuse to
sell or rent residential property to
anyone on account Of race, color,
creed or national origin. 1t would
also make II an unfair practice to
discriminate in extending financ-
ing for residential purposes, and
it included a proposal TO set up
an enforcement board Of citizens
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FOURTH DIST. DBL
PICNIC TO FEATURE
SOFT BALL GAME

The Fourth District Ramsey
County DFL picnic win feature
the Belmont Club softball team
playing a picked team Of Federal,
state and Local DFL elected Of
ficials. Belmont's top pitcher,
Dutch Elders, win pitch for the
elected officials. 4th District Con-
gresham Joseph e. Karth win
pitch for the Belmont team.
Boxing fans win be favored with
boxing highhghts featuring Del
Flanagan, Al Andrews, Jack Glib
bons and Dick Nesbitt. There win
be clowns, balloons and rides for
the youngsters.
The picnic viii be held on Sun
day, August 18th at Harriet Island.
Door prizes win be given away
throughout the day. The public Is
invited. ......
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
British Stirred:
n
NyaSaIand Was Police
State investigators Say;
Ask Secretary WHY
BY RUDOLPH DUNBAR

London ANP)-The British nation has deeply stirred
by the trumpedup charges against Africans Nyasaand which
used to justify action against the black population
During the height of political troubles which began
March in Central Africa Lord Malvern director the Brit
sh South Africa company which administered Northern
and Southern Rhodesa and still holds mining rights in Northern
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
Rou, Ride AUuUss Is

The Twin City Golf Auxiliary is
sponsoring boat ride on the Ton
ka Belle, at Lake Minnetonka
August 10 from 9 to o pm. Ad-
mission $50. For reservations
contact Mrs. Leroy Riess and mem
beers, se2s Fourth Av. g., by Aug
ust 13.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

Rhodesia and Nyasaland) said:
Africans are liars"
Now, let US analyze the Devlin
commission report which delivered
a devastating blow against the &C
cepted fabrications of informers
who made sweeping assertions that
the, Nyasaland African National
congress was involved In q con-
spracy to murder.
Says Massacre Planned
In the House of Commons last
March 8, Colonial Secretary Sir
Alan Lennex-Boyd said plainly and
without qualification that "a mas
sacre was being planned" In NY
ashland.
His undersecretary, Julian Am
cry, said there was "a conspiracy
of murder"
A Reynolds News editorial said:
ut is impossible to conceive more
startling or serious statements
They amounted, in effect, to a
charge that the Africans of Nyasa-
land were planning a rising COM
parable to the horror Of the Indian
mutiny."
Commission Disagrees
The government itself set the
terms ON which the truth Of the
charges should be investigated
The Labor party wanted a parli-
amentary commission; the govern
ment preferred a judicial body.
The colonial secretary said: 81
am certain that the commission
win take every appropriate step
to arrive at the truth and accuracy
Of the facts put before it."
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Carthy, as well as DFL elected
state officials win be on the speak
ing program. II win be a real
picnic for the youngsters, Mat
thews said, with free ice cream and
pop plus hundreds Of prizes on tap
throughout the day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
insurance Risk
Firms TO Get
NAACP Scrutiny

New York - The NAACP noted
at its recent 5oth annual conven-
ton here that: ......
Charges have been made that
some insurance companies have re-
fused to write, and in many in
stances to renew, fire and casualty
insurance policies on the basis Of
the race and color Of the occupant
or owner Of buildings or personal
property"
In light Of the charge, the as
ISOLATION has called on the Hous-
ing Department of the national Of
flee "to study the extent to which
fire and casualty insurance COM
panies practice racial discrimina-
ton in the issuance or renewal of
such policies"
Upon completion Of the study,
the housing department has been
asked ITO make recommendations
for appropriate action to eliminate
such discrimination"
The NAACP pointed out that
''the rapid economic gains Of col
ored persons In the ownership Of
homes, buildings, real estate and
all kinds Of personal property has
made fire and casualty insurance
protection more necessary than
ever before"
Meanwhile, the association re-
affirms its detectives and intent
Of the housing program "as being
the achievement Of free, open and
competitive housing market avail
able to all persons - regardless of
race, color or religion"
I'VE seek the elimination Of all
forms Of segregation and discrim-
nation in all types Of housing and
in all activities governmental
and private - upon which the ac-
QUESTION, finance or disposition of
housing depends"
Local NAACP branches and
housing committees were called to
demand qualified minority group
representation or citizen advisory
committees and to participate &C
lively and constructively in the
preparation Of local housing plans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
TURTLE CLUB EXTENDS HELPING
HAND AWARD TO ST. PAUL COMMUNITY

line with its policy of helping the basic financial structure
of community the Turtle Club Inc extends the eligibility
Helping Hand the entire community rather than just
registered members of the organization only.
This which in the past has been given Quarterly to
club members exactly what the mpe-To provide
Just the little extra help that is often necessary
The of this Quarterly AwardSeptember October,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

The New Hope Baptist Church,
321 Edmund St.. st. Paul, win
honor its pastor Rev. Kneely VIII
liams in his 5th Anniversary Pas
toral service on Sunday, August
o, at $3.50 pm,
Pastors and churches through
out the Twin Cities win partici-
pate in this Honorary service. Rev.
Williams is the founder and or
ganizer Of New Hope.
The public Is invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
PUBLISHER OF JOLIET

~ N1HW N1II-7a1
Joliet, III. (ANP) - Funeral
services were held Saturday, Aug
ust 1, for Chastine c. Mason in
the Second Baptist church, here.
Mason, o., was publisher and edi-
tor Of the Negro Voice, Joliet
weekly newspaper.
Mason who died at Silver Cross
hospital Is survived by his widow,
Beatrice, one son, and three sis
tiers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
Arrest Nam Carrying

AREeSH WON Notifying
10 Inch blode
Anthony Garcia, SIT Marshall
Av, st. Paul was arrested at
Roady's Tavern, 500 st. Anthony
Av Tuesday morning, August 4
for threatening bartenders at the
place.
Arresting officers Richard f,
Younghans, J. Opheim and De-
tective L. L. Byrne searched Gar
cia and found a 10 inch long
knife in his belt.
He was taken to headquarters
and placed on a hold order.
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The Block sUprsmOesss."
"MOSIemS" Seek Black
Supremacy Time Mag
Claims Survey Finds

New York. Aug A disciplined Negro religious sect is
embarked calculated campaign of antwhe hatred to
ablsh doctrine of black supremacy Time in special
report Aug 10 issue) based national survey of rac
tivites .
known he Moslems the cult boasts 10000 Negro
members organized in 20 U.s. cities Their leader fraoo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
Open oeeVPaney ordIu0nss Loses:
Corporation Counsel Calls
Proposed Bill Would
Be Unconstitutional

In decision not wholly unexpected Louis p Shean St
Paul city corporation counsel ruled Tuesday the St. Paul
city council has legal power proposed open oc
cupancy law.
The council approved his report which had the effect of
killing the proposed ordinance The proposed measure backed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
So. P0UI House, Being Moved
Robbed Nv Thieves

The home Of Charles Hogg, be-
ing moved from DAT Rondo to 961
Dayton Av., was robbed July % or
20 of a $175 Hamilton Dryer and
a Rehim hot water heater valued
at 500.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

Fisher, ticket chairman, who are
all smiles as Fisher points to the
rain insurance policy the DEL
took out on the affair.
Picnic leaders are looking for
ward to an attendance of over
IL, 900 persons Minnesota's two u.
8. Senators, Humphrey and Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

WILL ACCEPT TRADE on new 8.
bedrm., 2-bath brick ramblers
Mclean. ia. 7.6S00; KE. 0-9672
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

NEW HAMP. GARDENs-Mod. brE
8 spacious rms. LIKE NEW. Near
schools and shopping. $19,T50
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400,
1850 New Hampshire ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick Colo
NAL in BIC. G; and Lady e q
TT IT. ~. NTH o Gs't w. Df RsoBER4Rs ytSNs
REALToR,. 1886 Wis. ave. OIL
O.OIOl ifil n
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KENTLAND-Assume CT loan SIS
cash for this 2-bedrm., semi-co-
lonial with sep. din. rm., full bSmt
Lot completely Anchor fenced
many more extras. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES. INC, AP. q
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FOUR CORNERS, mr.. Northwood
Hi.-3-bedrm. brick rambler: cleo.
kit, full bsmt., fenced I'd. Assume
lge; 4hes loan or FLA. VACANT.
Only S1S,q50. o. d. FIELD, INC,
JU. 5-7l13 or JU, 5-7035,
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
PARISH HALL for sale; ideal loca-
ton in Forestville, Nd: suitable
for q church group; approximately
one acre. RE. 6-S543 or RE. D.
77l7
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WHEATON-$l3,5O0
ASSUME CT LOAN
MORE LIVING SPACE

WHEATON--Brick semidet. Colo.
NAL. Excel. cond.. bright kit,
good b.r., deep windows for your
Violets, mr.. st. GATHERINGS, transp.
Bel Air pool. Terms. HUR1AUX,
REALTOR, OIL. 4-6l64.
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lcoNTlNUEDl

LAUNDROMAT = win sacriiie,
$4,000 cash, Mr.. TOQbIuNANT'
EN-, 3-d2l0 or WO, b.0396,
LIQUOR STORE for sale by OWN
Err, in Washington's most iasn :
i0na6le area od Low D rent tnn MSw d T.r.
Tific spot for GOOD merchant. win
need about $4,000 cash to buy
For further information, write
Box 94g-z, Star
MAYTAG COIN o MATIC
STORES. Your choice Of -four
different sizes, as low as $1,000
down. Installed. $50 Bank FL
nancing. 40 to 60es return on
investment. No inventory or per-
sonal problem. Little supervision;
Call MARBLE, INC. OIL. 4-3222
or OIL. A-3h2S
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HSS ',1S,y ~ 5 Ss TI,i., a 9G.'
loan. SOS per mo, pays al.
bedrm. brick rambler on level
fenced u. acre lott: rec. rm. and
pins-paneled den, lGs. mod. kit
SIRnR psyP PSopiK%S H s-S MSt SUB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

oIb5 Lee HlghWay hE. 6-o40U
BARGAIN DAYS ARE HERE
N. ARL.-2 bedrms., bsmt.. Ga.
rage: $4,000.
s. ARL.-2 bedrms.. bsmt., rec.
rm., expansible attic; S14,500.
ARL. FORREST bedrms.. bsmt..
rec. rm.; corner lott $1,000.
N. ARL.--4 bedrms.. ga baths,
bsmt.. rec. rm.: $4,000.
CLYDE C. THOMAS L. ASSOC,
IA O-O0nn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

LMERICAN U. PARK-stOne and
brick home with 8 large rooms, 2
baths, recreation room. screened
porch, nice fenced yard. Owner
leaving town. Call WO. $4,000 til
9. EDW. H. JONES d CO., me-
CAavy Chnga n
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
(coNTINUEpl

army iS.s, MAJ S, sES syS II. AsE IsS:,
san s.; t.:Ds si SsC r%;l sfnsa 81 50!
SHD. sNEecfut E 81 ss..7sseSo 9 7tII J. OF
ATT EsGSTN. D; D. 9; .., PEoF B. I,ls
shade trees az Lot 1850 SS;,,dttt
AGENCY. JU. s-4477. ewes. Ju
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OUR FINEST

FOREST GLEN AREA-New listing
3 yr. old luxury split level In
choice area. 0E kit. with self
dsirostins retrigs dishWasheT. dis
extras, Assume ige. So loan, To
inspect call LO. b-36S7 sUBUR-
BAN PROP, MGT,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
STEPHENS SPECIALS
BRICK RAMBLERs

LEWIspALE-3 bedrooms
with. hrepl, At FHA apprais-
al Of Si4,b00; 5000 down.
LEWIsDALE - Price re-
duced TO FLA appraisal OF
$4,000, This 3-bedrm, with
fun bsmt. and extras should
be seen.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS,
close 10. everything-3 bed
rms, 2h baths, bsmt, and
sep. din. rm., only S10,0bO:
either COW. or FLA.
HOLLY HILL MANOR
This long, low and lovely
b0-ft. brick rambler with
Dashboard heat, full bsmt.,
equip, kit. 10 only 8 yrs. old
and immac. II rests on q
huge level lot with oak
custom built homes, other
extras. at only S24,9b0;
either cow. or FLA.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
THE w. w. LEWIS co.
~-LA a.
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KENSINGTON
New Maryweather
nnNonc

8. 4 and S bedrms. $4,000 q
$4,000. Some available now. TAX
ing orders for new sections. Largl
lots. MODELS at $500 Denfield
ave. Open 0 to dark.
JOSEPH 8. DEvEREUX, INC.
VIII. 2-796S VIII. 2-796I
kENS.-4-bedrm. brick Cape Co
with full bsmt.: bedrm., bath frs
A.; level lot, 14S-ft. deep; pric
Just reduced $4,000. BEERi
BROS. INC. JU. $3.50.
KENWOOD CLUB AREA, new split
level only 1880. 4 bedrms. ant
2 baths, beamed ceiling kitchen. 2;
IT. family rm. A charmer, EN-
2-S206. DISTRICT MARYLANI
REALTY INC. ewes, AID. 2-7S2S
KENWOOD AREA-One Of the mos
attractive and perfectly planned
split levels. Only 2 years old, anC
nicer than new. Features 4 bed
rms, study. powder rm., 2h
baths, club rm., fabulous Kitchen
dining nm. and gear garage
Only $42.750. Call our Uptown
once, KE. 7-1s0O til z pm
(after 2 call CO. 5-2729). SHAN
NON a. LUCHS CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON NORTH
WINS WIVES
(coNTlNUEpl

And influences husbands land PEG.
gls T., THIS 4sI;;REDRM; 3-BATH.i
new horizons! Beauty and fiexi-
bility Join In the distinctive fiooi
plan, expansive glass window-wall,
IN llying-dinine nm, Roman tIies
cEILiNds let you live IN Styl.
with plenty OF space, Imaginative
and excitinEly designed kitchen
sTEEE REFRloERAToR AN u
I FREEZER Ion STi ahds SYE s AZ
COMES ALIVE IN THE LOWER
LEVEL Picture window recreation
room with formal Tefreshment
counter having combination. re-
frigerator and sink, patio overlook
ing stream and parkllke setting
Here's warm contemporary charm
that is neither exaggerated mol
buTdened with heavy orientation
built for functional living. EASY
TERMS AT S37 BOOT
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ALDOE PROPERTIES, INC.
MA. S-5740 REALTORS EN-. 3-9551
f0XHAII- VIII-e .,,..-i Y hotL.

fOXHALL Wills rms, ~ baths;
s eeant; saTden; priced to sell.
ewes. Wo. 6-4421. EN-. 2-6436.
SHEPHERD PARK RAMBLER
ALASKA AVE. AND GERANIUM
Hooern 7-year-old Diet. brick RAM
pier consisting Of 9 large rooms, 2
pans, rec. room plus many extras
LOUIS RIDDEN. tn. $4,000
SPRING VALLEY-Washington has
nothing nicer to ofierI Deliahtfnl
location bordering beautiful parry.
4 bedrms. q on LIST fioor)! az
bath, paneled study, lovely Biz
rooms, 26-ft. living room, 2-ear
gar. OWNER LEAVING CfTYi MI
Rhodes, OIL. 6-2442. FRANK 8,
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-I41i.
VEST OF 18th sT.-Large de-
tached. brick home. Must see ia
Appreciate. 4109 18th st. NV.
2022 PIERCE MILL RID. NV.
EMBASSY ROW
-FT. COL. BRICK with covered
'frt. porch; 4 bedrms., mod. bath
rear scr. porch, gas hit, garage
Completely redecorated like new
Only S14,950. Call It'll 8 pm.
Ralph D. Cohn, TIL. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

C oil. 4 400 sssTI::. plus. a, Az
dream XII, SSAsULoUUs REC, I'M,
garage, We take trades. HUGH +.
PECK, 10, b-4742.
CONN. 0ARDENs-Beautifu brick
Tamblerj fenced rear yard with
lovely shade trees; mod, cleo. kit,
full bsmt. and custom-built rec,
Tm,n III AZ for only $l5 $500 HUGH
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COLONIAL VILLAGE
EXCELLENT HOUSES
THREE EXCELLENT SECTIONS
3O36 WOODLAND DR.; NV.
FOREST HILLS

2sO4 ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
An address Of distinction
in one OF Washington's most
beaut. locations. adjoining
secluded Rock Greek Park
yet close to Conn. ave. and
its smart shops. Schools:
Murch Elementary School,
Alice Deal Jr. High and
woodrow Wilson ST.. High.
Split level, individually
styled, luxuricuSly appoint
ed: 9 huge rms, 3 bedrms;
with potential 4th, unusual
closet space, rec. I'M. 5 full
baths, bsmt., garage; gas
heat; unusually attractive
financing. Priced in mid
40s. Open daily and Sun.
TO REACH: out Conn. ave.
20 Ellicort ST., right on Eli
colt to sample home.
ALDOH PROPERTIES, INC.
"a 2-kE1n ENG :
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SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE,
remodeled 5 bay station, loo. In
commercial area, doing good gal
lonage with plenty Of STORAGE
space. Extra revenue Of approx.
500 q mo. for parking because OF
location TO Grifnth Stadium. Pres
ent dealer has other interests,
over this nice business. Box A92-
Y, Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
tcoNIlNUEpl

bath. center han, Colonial briel
home; den, rec rm. Very clean
many extras. WO. d-2274, or EN-
3-s30g. TANEN REALTY CO.
coLoRED--3 BEDRMs, 2 BATHS
b2b QUAcKENBOS ST. NV. .
Lovely semidet. brick; q rooms,
baths, rec. rm. and bulletin ga
rage, Priced to sell fast
LOUIS Ridden TU. 2-306C
COLORED-sELECT DIET. mod. 8
4, bedroom. homes mot roominl
housesl, good NV. area. Decent
cash payment, balance like rem,
deal direct with me. We do mol
exploit on price or terms. 6TROUF
REALTY CO., RIA. 6-S700,
coLoRED-Issl GALLATIN ST
N.W.-Detached; bedrmS., den,
only olis ssfsssSo, OS WITH 81, 800 down.
STONE a. ,MARC CELL Tu'
coLoRED--SEMIDET. BRICK
7i5 RITTENH0usE ST. NV.
q RMS, BATH, OIL HEAT
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TAK0MA PARK--LaTge older homo
with hv. rm., din. rrn.. den, kit
and bath on LIST n. 3 bedrms. and
bath upstairs; wooded cor: Teas
down pymt. Assume loan $4,000
HUGH II. PECK, HE. 4-640O.
TAK0MA PK.-First Offering FOL
this gracious and spacious ram.
bier near Sligo PIX. and N. H. ave
Unusual dbl,-Sis liv. rm. with
frepl, 2 huge master bedrms
bsmt., gas Dashboard heat, loveiS
landsc. lot with trees. Many
extras. Priced at Sla,950. FHA OF
conv. terms. Z. c. HILLEY a. CO.
REALTORS. AP, 7-72O0.
TEMPLE HILLS = Old fashionee
charm, undermined frame Colo,
NAL overlooking valley and lake
8 rms. and bath LIST floor, 8 rms
and bath 2nd floor. Oil hot-watel
heat, full basement, over an acre
with SCOTT. road frontage. Sl9,.
$50, easy terms. T. d, BURGESS
Realtor. RE. $4,000 til 5.
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Motel Business

Is q mueh-wanted busi-
ness today. People like 70
travel and not be ANNOYED
with constant tippine and
interference-this business
Is we'll established and oners
you a good income-with
unlimited opportunities. 2b
units, restaurant, b acres
SNACK ON NO. l HIGH
WAY. located between WASH
ington and Richmond, Va.
For appointment to inspect
and secure full information
II you have at least $4,000
to invest. write-wire-or
phone-TE. 6-l400 or XII.
9-6844. ask for Mr.. Baker,
sr. or Mr.. Bloch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

BETHESDA = Spacious brick-and.
stone English-style home in ex-
ceptionally beautiful setting: COM
pletely modernized kit, Ice. liv
rm. w/beamed ceiling: imp. stone
flrepl., 13x15h din. rm., 3 twin
sized bedrms., 2 baths up; powder
I'm. on list; garage; private patio
berry. Low 30s. ANDRIs REALTY
OIL. 2-9070.
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD AREA
Neat Cape Cod; lily, rm., sep; din
ing rm., GE kitchen, > bedrms.,
bath on list floor: 2nd A., bedrm,,
tiled bsmt.; fenced rear yard;
trees; excel. financing; immediate
RETHEspA REALTY. OIL. 4-141E
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PARKER

SMITH a. DONNELL -
IA. 7-6l61 Realtors ia. 7-Ss17
ARLINGTON, N.-4-BEDRooM
2-BATH BRICK CAPE COD
FULL BSMT. OR WILL
TRADE FOR SMALLER HOUSE
M. r. REYNOLDS g. CO. INC;
JE. 4-4oOO
NORTH-3-bedr Dom,
2h-bath brick rambler. Mode
kitchen with breakfast DAT
screened porch, " bath in bsmt Z,
one block, to bus line and q Shor'
walk TO ct. Agnes Parochial sehool
$22.950. GEORGE MASON GREEN
HALL, close in, walk
to bus, Arlington Hall. school
and shops. Minutes to Washing
ton. Low down payment, and you
can assume terrific loan on this
immac. all brick home w/tull
hasn't, sep. din. rm., hv. rm. w
firepl., 3 bedrms. master bedrm
w/powder rmO, enclosed pine
paneled porch, wouvered jalou'
sizes Attached gar, ley W., lot; SeeI
CblpCIlubs We NOAAd ~ va
Price S2O,950, Dial IA. 5-e400
for inspection. BETTER HOMES
REALTY INC. REALTORS.
ARL.--Tcrriic location, wonderful
Investment for military or civilian
buyer. Center hall, centrally air
cond. 3-bedrm., 1h-bath bricl
Colonial in perfect condition. AS
sumo existing loan Of S15,G00 With
$4,000 cash or will sell at FHA
appraised price Of S22.500, with
S2,SC0 On. You won't find a better
buy for future resale or renta
purposes. ia. 2-Ss11. IA. 4-4411
ARLINGTON UNTRY CLUE
AREA-3S10 N. TaZewell ST.,
bedrms.. Q baths. plenty Of close!
space. rec nm. S25,760: RR0DIE
FE. 7-2iSi, or Mr.. Cassidy, FL
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