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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Negro Religious
Sect Striving For
Black Supremacy
Time Magazine
Article Says Group
Organized In 20
United States Cities

NEW YORK, Aug. A disci-
plined Negro religious sect is en-
barked on calculated campaign
of anti-white hatred to establish
a doctrine of black supremacy,
Time says in special report
aug. 10 issue) based on a ma
tional survey of racist activities.
Known as "the Moslems," the
cult boasts some 10000 Negro
members organized in 20 U. s..
cities. Their leader is a frail-
locking fanatic who styles himself
as the Messenger of Allah and is
known to his followers as Elijah
Muhammed. Gle was born Elijah
Poole, son of a Baptist minister,
in Sandersville, Ga. in 1897. One
momentous day, the tells the faith
full, he met one Fard Muhammed,
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Three Negroes
Given Death
Sentence In
Georgia Rape Case

Lagrange, Ga.-Three Negroes
charged with raping two white
women were convicted Tuesday
night and sentenced to die in the
Georgia State Prison electric chair.
The 12-man jury, which included
one Negro, reached a verdict after
considering the case about four
hours.
The three defendants, George
Afford, Jr., Is, of Dayton, Ohio,
Clifford Johnson, %, and Brannon
Epps, "a, both of La Grange, ac-
cepted the sentence with the same
stoical expressions they had main
tanned throughout the two-day
trial.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Campbell College
To Host Annual
Youth confab

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 1O.-The
Annual Youth Congress of the 9Th
Episcopal District of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held at the J. P. Campbell Col
lege, August Is through 81. Pre-
siding over the Conference will be
Bishop Frederick D. Jordan, Pre-
siding Bishop of the 9Th Episcopal
District, and Chairman of the
Board of Trustees, J. F.. Campbell
Junior College. Supervising the
Missionary activities, as a part of
the General Conference Program,
will be Mrs. Artishia w. Jordan,
Episcopal District Supervisor of
the Missionary Society. The di-
rector of the Conference is Miss
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
WASHINGTON STIRRED BY INSULT OF NGERIAN LABOR DELEGATION
African Labor
Official Hit By
Discrimination
In Kansas City
Cong. Diggs Files
Protest In
Washington

Washington, D. C. Aug. 9 The
nations Capitol was stirred last
week by reports of racial insult
and discrimination aimed at a
visiting African Labor delegation,
and Alaba Kalejaiye, Secretary
General of the Nigerian Civil Serv-
ice Union in Kansas City last
week.
Congressman Charles C. Diggs
Democrat of Michigan, put the
following comment in the Congress
sional Record covering the July
Goth incident.
Mr.. Speaker, I am submitting
for the information of those who
read the appendix of the Congress
sional Record, the following re-
port on a racial incident involv-
ing one of our foreign guests in
Kansas City, Missouri.
RACE INCIDENT JOLTS
FOREIGN LABOR GUESTS
From The
Washington Post and Times
Herald
Kansas City, Mo-, July 20 -
A Top Nigerian labor official tour.
ing the United States with grouT
of international labor leaders was
told not to return to a downtown
Kansas City cafeteria Mondas
night because of his race, it was
learned today.
"Alaba Kalejaiye, AZ, secretary.
general of the Nigerian Civil Ser
vice Union, said he was allowed te
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
National Pharmaceutical GROUP
Holds 18th Annual Convention

The 18th Annual Convention Of
the National Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION was held in Newark, N.
j., August 4, 5 and 6.
The principal resolutions ap-
proved by the Convention con-
cecrned the Associations activi-
ties in the area Of student re-
cruitment and programs for Civ
ing financial assistance to compe-
tent students. The problems Of
pharmacy manpower and future
needs were discussed. Unless there
is q decided up-turn in pharmacy
enrolment among Negro students
there Is the possibility that many
stores may close ct the death or
retirement Of the present owners.
In his presidential address, Mr..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Goodsell F. Waters Of Jersey City,
New Jersey, emphasized the i'm
portance of each pharmacist as
Stunning a greater responsibility in
community and civic affairs. He
also urged each Of the local asso-
Citations to initiate guidance and
recruitment programs.
DR.. Louis d. King, Assistant
Dean, Rutgers University, College
Of Pharmacy, in his address,
among other things urged the es-
tablishment Of more meaningful
internship programs for pharma-
cists; IN intensified search TOR
highly competent recruits; addi-
tional aid In scholarships for un-
dergraduate education and . sys-
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Negro Mob
In New York
Attacks Police

New York-An angry, shouting
mob attacked two detectives Sun.
day who were trying to take q
Negro man and woman into Gus.
tody on an east Bronx street cor.
ner.
A crowd of about 300, mostly
Negroes, beat and kicked the de-
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
African Rips
Negro Exhibit
| In Moscow Show

Moscow - American Exhibition
officials said today that two pho
tographs in the exhibits Family
Of Man" display were torwn down
by a Nigerian visitor who i'm
mediately was taken into custody
by Soviet police. The Nigeriah, not
otherwise identified, claimed the
pictures were "unobjective" por-
trayals Of the Negro race and rip
ped them from the wall after ex-
hibition officials refused his de-
mand TO remove them.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Seven White Men Arrested In
Bombing Of Delaware Negro Home

pletely wrecked the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Rayfield. The
Rayfields and their teen-age
daughter were not at home at
either time.
The Rayfields were the first and
only Negro family to move into
the previously all-white nearby
community of Collins Park last
January.
The Rayfields are staying with
relatives here. They plan to move
soon into a rented house.
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Wilmington, Del.-Seven white
men have been arrested in con-
nection with the first of two
explosions that ripped through a
Negro home.
Delaware State Police Captain
John Herbert said after Fridays
announcement of the arrests that
officials expect more to follow.
Herbert did not explain whether
they might be in connection with
the first blast last April Z that
caused $500 damage or the latest
explosion last Sunday that COM
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
326 NEGRO DEMOCRATS GIVE
ST. 600. 90 EACH TO $50 CLUB

Washington, D. C. - Harvey
Johnson, attorney of Cleveland,
Ohio, was one Of the first 100
Negroes to join the $50 Club at
the Democratic Party's public re-
lations conference during July.
Each member of the club which
now has a membership of 326
members, has donated $1,000 each.
Aside from membership in the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

$50 Club, more than 1000 Ne
groes throughout the United
States gave $1,000 each to the Ma
tional Democratic Party to help
gay off the party's deficit. Each
member who donated $1,000 is en-
titled to two tickets to the party's
national convention, which will he
held in Los Angeles in 1860.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

apartment building.
Police said there were no SER
ious disorders at the scene but
that Is persons had been arrested
for failing to obey police orders
to dispense. Three persons were
arrested Wednesday night on the
same charges. Most of those seized
were youths. Some 1900 persons
gathered at the building Wednes-
day night.
Capt. James Hackett at times
Continued on Page Eighty
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Cong. Powell
|Undergoes
Surgery

Washington, D. c., Aug. g.
Congressman Adam Clayton Pow
ell underwent an emergency ap-
pendectomy Friday at Naval Hos
pital, Bethesda, Maryland.
Powell, one of four Negro mem.
bers Of Congress, was reported in
no danger following the operation
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
TouqaIoo Professor Tells OF Unusual
Chemistry Success In State

given, with the final lecture, Fri
day, August Z covering "Funda-
mental Elements of Life and Their
Important Compounds"
AS a research scientist, DR..
Brady had done work for the U. S.
Public Health Service in the can
performing hydrocarbons and in
dependent research in plant prod
ucts, plant poisons and other
fields. His findings have been
published during the last 80 years
In various chemical and pharma-
ceutical journals.
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Hampton, Va, Aug. IA series
of five lectures by DR.. st. Elmo
Brady, the first Negro ever to re-
ceive a Ph.D. degree in chemistry
in the U. S., has completed Hamp-
ton Institutes eight-week "Sum-
nier Science Seminar" program.
DR.. Brady's talks to 70 selected
high school science teachers, culled
from Is southern states, began
Monday, August 8, with discus
sion on the history Of science.
During the week such topics as
Radiation and Matter" and 1.-THE
Spectroscope and Radiation" were
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Funeral Directors Pouring In Chicago
For 22nd Annual Convention

Chicago, Ill, Aug. 12.-Funeral
directors from all parts of the
United States are pouring in Chi
cago for the 22nd Annual Conven-
ton of the National Funeral Di-
rectors & Morticians Association
August 1920, 1859, at the Hotel
Sherman.
Many of them will attend the
All-Star Football Game, the Pan
American, Games, Races, and many
will remain to see the Yankees
and Sox on the 23rd.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Many social activities have been
planned by the Host Association,
the Illinois Selected Morticians
Association and its Ladies Auxili-
any. Among some Of the activi-
ties planned will be Grand Re-
ception & Style Show on Monday,
in the Grand Ballroom of the
Sherman, Cabaret Party at Rob-
erts Show Club on Wednesday,
Bridge parties, Bus Tours, Lunch
cons, and a trip for the children
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Virginia Board
Adopts Plan
For School
Desegregation

Fairfax, Va. = Chairman Sidney
Solomon announces the school
board of Fairfax County, just the
Potomac from Washington, had
agreed on a plan to handle school
desegregation but declined to re-
veal the details.
Twenty six Negroes have ap-
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Hey, boy, Whaddya got in those
packages 7"
Goodlett, acknowledged in his
newspaper that he then asked the
officer why he was Shopping a.
round his car"
He said the officer then tried to
take the packages from him.
Swore At Policeman
The San Francisco Sum- Report
er, Goodlett's paper, reported that
the physician politico publisher
then asked the officer, "Goddam-
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Wo Wounded
In WV Club
Shooting ARRAY

Greenville, Miss. Especially - A
26-qear-old Greenville Negro, Nor
ris Young, is being held by Green
vile police after he shot and
wounded two other Negroes at
the Negro VIEW Club here Satur-
day night.
Injured in the shooting which
Continued en- Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Cong. Diggs Wife
Fights Divorce
With Protest

Detroit-Mrs. Juanita Diggs, 81
year-old wife Of Rep. Charles c..
Diggs, Jr., has filed protest
answer to her husbands divorce
suit entered recently in Wayne
county circuit court.
Diggs, reelected to Congress in
1856, is serving his third term. He
is Michigan's first Negro congress-
man, and is also vice-president Of
Diggs Enterprises-which includes
real estate holdings florist shop,
funeral home and insurance bust
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Bishop Nichols Trial Date Set

Philadelphia - Bishop D. Ward
Nichols, indicted on 81 counts of
embezzling $4,000 in church
funds, has surrendered to authori-
ties. His case will be heard Sept.
18. Bishop Nichols, former head
of the First Episcopal District of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Negro Publisher Physician Arrested
For cursine San Francisco Police

San Francisco, Calf. Aug. 9 =
DR.. Carlton B. Goodlett, 45-year-
old physician and publisher Of the
San Francisco Sun-Reporter, has
been arrested on charges of using
profanity to a police officer.
Goodlett, who says he was ac-
costed by police and searched with
out q warrant to ''humiliate" him,
was said by police to have been
apparently looking for trouble"
Goodlett said he was accosted
by an officer near his building,
and that the officer yelled at him,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
TWO white Men ARRESTED FOR
RAPE OF AYR. old NEGRO GIRL

home near Sandersville Tuesday
night and told her foster mother
they were looking for domestic
servants.
She said the men claimed they
had just moved to Washington
County from Warner Robins, Ca,
and offered to pay her and her
foster mother S. to work for about
three hours helping their wives
straighten up their new home.
After driving several miles over
dirt roads, the girl said, the men
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Police Disperse Crowd Of 5000 At
Home Sold To Negro Family

Chicago, Ill. Aug. 8 - Police
men were sent Thursday night to
dispense a crowd of more than
5000 persons near a West Side
apartment building repeatedly sold
for occupancy by Negro families.
1t was the second straight night
a large crowd had gathered near
the three-story building. No Negro
families live in the block or within
several blocks. However, there
are Negroes living in the Garfield
Park district, the location of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

church, had been sought since last
July on the embezzling charges. In
the company of his attorney, Sam
uel Dash, Bishop Nichols surrend-
cred to Judge Joseph Sloan of COM
mon pleas court z, who released
the minister pending the Sept. 10
hearing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Federal Judges Study Legality Of
The Civil Rights Commission

Gremillion claimed the law estab-
fishing the commission is uncon-
stitutional in delegating to the
group authority to hold executive
hearings and to decide if evidence
should be made public.
He declared the commissions
rules of procedure are also un-
constitutional in that they would
deprive his clients, II North
Louisiana voting officials, of their
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Little Rock
Citizens Council
Issue Call
For Boycott
Say Time Has Come
For Negroes To
Share Suffering

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. TO-
Main Street was hit by an economic
war Monday over school integra-
ton.
A boycott was declared by the
Capital Citizens Council, pledged
to fight racial mixing in public
schools at all costs.
It's spokesman and attorney,
Amis Guthridge, accused downtown
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Shreveport, La, Aug. 9.-Louis-
iana's demand that the U. S. Civil
Rights Commission be abolished as
unconstitutional was under fed
eral court study today.
A three-judge panel, which
heard the case Friday, gave both
sides 10 days in which to file sup
Elementary briefs. The court did
not indicate when a ruling might
be expected.
Louisiana Attorney General Jack
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

Sandersville, Ca, Aug. 8-Two
white men were held in Jail with
out bond today charged with rap
ing 14-year-old Negro girl,
Sheriff ]. B. Garrett reported.
The sheriff identified the men as
Pete Coleman, 40, and Marion Blu
ford Hooks, 20, employees Of a
Sandersville meat packing COM
pany
Georgia law prohibits identifi-
cation of rape victim.
The sheriff quoted the girl as
saying two men had driven to her
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15
Senate Group Still Dead|oeked
In Debate On Civil Rights

Washington, D. C. Aug. IL -
Two members Of the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee said Monday
prospects for getting a civil rights
bill past southern members of the
committee appear hopeless.
Sens. Thomas C. Hennings 3D.
Mo- and Kenneth B, Heating (R-
N.Y. said they were considering a
plan to bypass the committee by
hooking civil rights legislation on
to some other bill as an amend
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-15

ment.
The senators issued separate
statements after attending a five
hour, close door committee session.
81 feel like a man who has spent
the day swimming in vat Of
glue" said Heating. He described
the days proceedings as "just one
more fruitless excursion through
the trackless wastes Of nowhere"
Hennings said things had be-
Continued on Page Seven)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

1885 K st. NV.
HarWill Bldg.
SUITES NOW AVAILABLE FROM
go TO re-, S0H Sc Ell; WEED pado
GRATED TO SUIT TENANTS:
FULL CHAR SERVICE: s-STORY
BLDG. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
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FARMS
W. VA.-68 ACRES
w. Waist ACRES

Good S-rm. house on hard I'd close
10 stores. stream on property and
two springs. Price, $1,000. 81, 900
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OVER 100 LISTINGs

OF farms or orchards TO choose
from. RE. i-Sll,, eyes IA e.
j"iS, SRtS. Suns. PA 4-4aa1.
EUGENE P. NIXON
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! OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
(CONIiNUeDl
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS

Custom suites in new medical BLDG.
adjacent to Bradley shopping cen-
ter fall occupancy. dense popui-
iation; hiRn income area; mr.. hos.
niialS
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NORTH
ARLINGTON

attractive stone Cape Cod
on q beautifully wooded
lot. close to eVeTythins
There Is a e4-it. living
rm. dining Tm.. kitchen
with eating space" :
larse DedTmS.. Ia baths,
full bSmt. with 3O-ft pan.
eled recreation rm. and
screened porch. There's
over Sl6.0OB In = 4ba'c
lst trust YOU can take
over" The full price,
only Sla.g5O. Call ia.
$1,000 to see II today.
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
MT. VERNON
TERRACE

Vacant and ready to move
In, this charming, CENTER
hall brick rambler features
up- to- the minute. all-elee :
. bedrms.. : full be this,
.tchen. separate din.
ms room. full daylight
hsmt.. attached garase.
Anchor fenced rear yard
and ia-acTe fully land
see ped lot . nns valve At
~"'i.ab0, finance $50 600
for 81 yrs. II you Ike.
Call so. $3.50 TO see 1t
today,
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GUARDIAN BLDG

Ga. Ave. and Cameron ST.
Desirable once space; nov avail
MODERN air-eond. once blds. Ap-
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mas A. Loan once. or call LEO
M BERNSTEIN a. CO, DE.
"-k4Sd
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COUNTRY
LIVING

There's plenty Of room in
this 2-yeaT-old redwood
rambler. There's q lbx"l
living rm,, large separate
dining rm., large sli-elee-
triC kitchen with break
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Is. I0xI., l3xlht a
baths, breeZeWav and ga-
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lOng al $4,000. Call CIR.
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HOWARD COUNTY,

81, acres, ,ong rd frontage: could
be eaSil divided INTO or 4 home
sites Price, SO 500 Call Mrs.
Steed with LAIRD B SCOTT.
Realtor, JU. a-O4"0: ewes. and
sun. ~ S-31SO
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WALK TO
SCHOOLS, BUS
AND SHOPPING

Brick town house. with q
iovsly garden. There's an
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'Jpsd kitchen. 3 bed
rms and full bSmt. with
recreation room. Priced
below the FHA appraisal
at SiJ.15u. with only Si5n
cash down and less than
50" per mo. Call XII.
80 TO see II today.
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SWIM AND FISH
NEARBY

well-eared for brick ram
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ly wooded lot, In Spring.
fields BeFerly Forest.
1'nia custom built 3-bed-
rm. home has a full hSmt.
with 49-ft. paneled rec.
I'M! There Q large mod
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$4,000. And the trans
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tOdayl
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

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SPRINGFIELD
SPLIT-LEVEL

Brand new brick-And red
wood Split-level, with three
bedrmS.. :. baths. recrea-
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packed" kitchen room for
a growing family. Just
SIS; so. on the best OF
terms. Call Fl. $4,000
10 see II today.
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Headquarters Building
200O p ST NV

II spacious ofices in de luxe air.
So H. cSs priy TG bat fS.0e eompsc,
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50 IT.: all services Incl. LEO n.
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HOW BIG
is YOUR BOAT?

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room to tie up al the
Mt. Vernon Yacht Club. II
you buv one of our custom
built center hall rambleTS
and split-leyels In lovely
YACHT HAVEN ESTATES
There are three. four and
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baths--carpori o. garaRe.
screened porches, large
recreation rm., and all the
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pay for. Prices start at
SCI ,5OtI-apd wen tailor
tn" f"Rnc'ng 20 vou' Sps-
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$500 to see them today.
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GOLF CLUB
MANOR

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"a r-rall .amUl"T with
tasteful individuality ="
There q GRACIOUS IOyet,
"b-t. living rm, formal
dining mn, huge kitchen
with every appliance. 3
twin sized bedrms,. -
well-appointed baths. lgs.
mahogany-paneled rec. Tm.
vii tirerlfce, s.re ned
poreh. lear garaHe ana
GENEROUSLY wooded lot
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~ Call IA. 4-6ORU TO see
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CONN. ANE.-Nesr RinE bids. :!
beautiful 4 rm. executive type OIL
hoes. l.0uu So It, ca. carpeted'
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CONN. AVE. Il3.!, bdrm. -Ciiice
comb sNsU April !; parking
$50 ~ Incl utilS EN- i-0S6l
CORNER. GROUND FLOOR. lnUl
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