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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

village necessary 10 the sue
'essful conduct Of all affairs OF
bi.racial community"
In town for the weekend on
fflcial business, Miss Cora Nj
Grown, special associate general
for the L. 5. Post office Depart
ncnt. spent most of her spare
imc with her mother Miss
Brown. a former Michigan Demo
rate senator. recently complct-
"a an inspection tour of post Of
ices throughout the country
,hc will return to Washington
his week.
An old and good friend of ours
~Iarcncc Gail'ff saved the life
4 l3.ycarold Saul Stubhs last
week. Gatliff. a veteran Detroit
'arks and Recreation Depart
ncnt swimming instructor pulled
Boy Scout Stubs from the Cen.
raj High School swimming pool
md applied artificial respiration
until fire department rescue
quad arrived and took over.
Stubs is member of a Boy
scout troop taking swimming les
sens at the Central High pool. a
"a student at Harris School, Saul
son of Mrs. Shirley Stubs.
Mrs. Lille Mae Countiss sur
priscd her husband. Oscar. Sun
day evening with a birthday par
" al their home, l0ll Alfred ST
Some Of the guests present were
MIS- Audrey Mae Poscy, Mrs.
gobbctte Butler. Fred Jetcr, Mr.
H.. Mrs. Charlie Thomas. Mr.
and ''rs Twin Norwood Mr.
ana Mrs Freddie Bush. Mr. and
Mrs. Slick Jones, Benny Warlon
Mrs. Jcnnc,tc Bland, Mrs. Ruby
Lewis. Miss Elizabeth Bolts,
James Jones. Mrs. Charlotte
Lynn. Buster Watson, Miss Ser
cine lakewood, Bit Lucille, John
ny Green. Murray Clay and Mrs.
Betty Wilson.
Mr.. Taylor Smith. of 1850 East
rrn Place, gave surprise birth
lay party for his charming wife
IN Sunday evening Many friends
and acquaintance enjoyed the
festivities Among h c m were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hollcy, Box
ng Judge Andy Brown, Miss
Bernicc Cobb and Johnny Sum
merlin
Incidentally Judge Andy Brown
and Miss Cobb have set June 10
As the date of their wedding.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Corinfhian Baptist Church
Observes Pastor
18th Anniversary

The Rev. FELTON, +. Jones
pastor of Corinthian Baptist
Church. was recent recipient OF
Anniversary fluctuations Chur-
ches and ministers participating
in the week long celebration
included Second Baptist Church
Ypsilanti, Mich, with Rev. A
Robinson, Pastor, Third Baptist
Church with Rev. S. J. Williams
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Ysilanti, with Rev. S. l.. Robin
son, st, James Baptist and Rev
w C. Barnett, King Solomon
Baptist with Rev T. S. Boone
and Rev. VIM. r, Haney & Con
gregation of Dexter Avenue
Baptist Miss Betty Bailey
Chairman, MIR. Edward Fusscllo
Co-Chr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

and Mrs Olive King, president.
This is a Branch of the NAV.
Clubs
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
is The Friendly Church, and
their programs are filled with
love. which is much needed TO-
day, come and visit with them
and you will find Yourself Join
ing there. Sunday morning TIE
Brotherhood is having delight
ful breakfast from 7 TO 9 am,
you will enjoy il.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Social g. Church Romd-Jp

May .22nd. Guest Soloist will
be Mrs. Ollie Mcfarland, Con
tralto. and Mr.. Junius Maxwell,
Tenor. Mrs. Jerene Macklln is
Chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

bers received door prizes. To-
kens were given of all descrip-
tons, including a loaf of bread.
There were other features OF
entertainment including Chi
Chi Skit. chaired by Alice New
man. The group included Win
fired Hill, Edith Taylor, Doro-
Thy Walker, Beatrice Watson,
Charlotte l. Brew, Claudette
Thompson, Mildred Blaney, and
Dora Gracia.
Hobo Com m i tee Members
were Ruby Thompson, Wilhcl-
nina Luckett, Jean Parker, Kat
herine King, Evelyn Martin,
Hannah Ellery, Evelyn Brooks,
Lille NJ. Noble, Mae Boiling,
Mary j. Boyd, Earlinc Carter,
Clherinc Lewis. Edith Taylor,
and Bessie +. Ware. Mrs.
Merry J. Hubbard was general
Catherine Lewis. Edith Taylor,
Basileus Eta Phi Beta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
Nscirems Club Honor
Senior Citizens:

All praise and the greatest
respect for the Nacircma Club
because for 35 years they have
kept on their agcnda special
Program and Dinner Date for
senior citizens of our commun-
tiles
To-day their were Russians, Jews.
Indians, Negroes and white PEG.
pie present TO accept of the hosl
pitaliy extended TO them al the
club home. This Good VIII Pro,
gram was instituted hy Ar Gold
or Smith an ardent member OF
Naclrcma and il has brought so
much happiness 20 all
We must remember that from
our senior citizens Valuable
knowledge can be obtained and
we all need to appreciate them
more and respect them highly
Mrs. Malcolm Dsde was mis-
tress OF ceremony. Rev. R. l..
Potts Of Carter CINE Church was
guest speaker. All musical num-
bers rendered we're highly sp-
precisied.
y Sumptuous dinner was served
TO the delight OF nearly 100
guests. candy lars were placed
hS each plate and flowers were
On each table Sweet music was
SUM DARN. the entire dinner
Mrs. Roxie Bell. lo3 years anc
Mrs. EIenors DeVere. IS were
given prizes. Mrs. Bell remark,
we're. Il do not wear gIasse
and cart see so we'll. but
am glad tn see so many fin
looking men here today. She i
still quite witty.
Mi Golden Smith. chmrmal
and Mrs Aruc Bailey. president
Election and installation:
Election and installation Ger,
MONIES are a part of spring clu
meetings as out going officer
rclnquish duties to their SUI,
ccSSOrs
The Current Topic Study Gu
now in lis 34th year nductc
it's new Slate into office at ihci
annual meeting last Tuesday
Installed were Mrs Eurlnc HaI
rison PRECEDENT Mrs Albert
Mccall vice president Mr.
Gwcndolyn Harrison rccordin
secretary: Mrs Mary Randolph
corresponding secretary Mrs. Oh
Poole financial secretary; Mr.
Dorothy Duncan. treasurer, Mr.
Eldra billiard parliamcntaria
and Mrs Millic lIynson, historian
Mrs Christine Bishop installc
the officers
Mrs Madeline Mott viii r.
present the club at the Region;
and the National Convention j
New York
Annual Card Party:
An overlooking crowd was pre-
sent for the annual Card Party q
The Triangle Club, held at tn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Msyflower Baptist Church
Celebrates Path Anniversary

Many members and friends
attended the Twenty-fourth An
niversary of Mayflowcr Baptist
Church May 9-l5. Sharing in the
celebration were the following
churches: Peoples Baptist Chur-
Oh and c. II. Nix, Galation
Baptist and Rev. r. Burroughs,
Christ Church Baptist and Rev.
Jacob c. Oglesby, Sweet Home
Baptist Church and Rev. Albert,
Thursday, May 18th Rev. r.
IA Moore, Associate Minister Of
xffowcr Baptist Church de-
iivcrcd the sermon, and on Sun
day, May 18th. Rev. r. Griggs
OF Second Ebcnczcr Baptist
Church delivered the closing
sermon at $3.50 PM. Ills Ser
mon Text was taken from Isaiah
1913 Rev Griggs his church
choir and congregation con
Quoted an impressive spirit fill
led service, and many departed
with affirmed faith. Closing re-
marks were by the pastor, Rev.
W. L. Glenn
May Is. 1860. a day to re-
member as symbolizing the pre-
Sentation of the Bird annual Dis
tinguished Community Award to
outstanding persons. for unset
fish service TO the development
of the social and christian well
fare of Detroit. The awards
are presented annually b v
Peoples Community hurch,
Woodward and Pingree, for out
standing contributions in the
field of human relations. The
Rev. Darneau V. Steward, made
the formal presentation at 1890
AM to the following recipients,
Sunday. May, Is.
Mrs. Lillian Hatcher, Intcrna-
tional Representative, Womcns
Dept JAW AFL CIO Rt.
Rev Richard S. Enrich. Bishop,
Espicopal Church, The Diocese
OF Michigan. DR.. Rosa l.. Graggs,
Pres. National Association of
Colorcd Womcn's Clubs, Inc,
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Committee Complete Plans
For 36th Church Anniversary

Mr.. Luke Fountain, General
Chairman for the Seth Annivcr-
sary OF Chapel Hill Baptist Chur-
ch has announced that plans
are complete The Pre.Annivcr-
sary Services will be held Thurs.
day and FRIDAY evenings, May
1920 at 7:30 PM. in the church
Sanitary, located 5535 Maybury
Grand Ave. at Hudson. Rev.
Lcabcaux of San Antonio, Texas
Will be guest speaker
The activities will climax on
Sunday, May 22nd at 800 PM.
Service with Rev. II. f. Owens.
and Pilgrim Baptist Church as
Guest. MIR. James Fcrrec is Pub.
licity Chairman, Rev. A. Allen.
is pastor of the Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Second Baptist Women's
Council Celebrate Ann;vers,r

Rev. Williams Saunders. and
Congregation of South Side Ban
list Church. Jackson, Michigan
were guest participants in the
2Sth. Anniversary Program of
the Womcn's Council of Second
Baptist Church last Sunday
Mrs. Eugcnia Dozier is Presi.
dent of the Council Rev. A.
4. Banks, Jr, Pastor.
a
The Alter Circle of Second
Baptist Church will sponsor a
Tea, Sunday. May 22nd al
Lucy Thurman YWCA. There
will be a parade of states. Mrs
Mildred O. Croft, Chairman
Mrs. Bertha Walker. President
Also. the Cultural Committee will
present a Concert at the Church,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

Many nice Gifts were received
by the contestants. Mrs. Luis
Patterson Of 18th Street received
SIS basket of food as a door
prize Mrs lncz Bailey is prcSi
dent
Ccnmemoration Program:
The Detroit Chapter OF Nation
al Council Of Negro Women. Inc
gave a Mary Mcleod Bethune
Commemorstion Program at the
Historical Museum Sunday. Guest
speaker James B. Summons, at
iorrey az Law, Vice Mayor OF
Toledo. Ohio. Mrs. Elizabeth
Morse, presiding.
Phi Delta Kappa:
Thc National Sorority Of the
Phi Delta Kappa of the Mid.
western REGIONAL Conference was
held in the Jade Room at the
Detroit Leland Hotel SATURDAY
May IA. 1860
This organizations membership
) COMPOSED Ct teachers only anC
heir theme Meeting Our Re
,ponsibllitics A. ClaSSroon
Teachers comprised the subicc
matter all through the program
There were many oulStandin.
members present
Dr.. Avlin D. Loving. associate
professor Of Education from tn
University Of Michigan was IN
keynote speaker.
The workshop discussions wer
divided into ) different room,
and the summary and ovaluatio
If the Workshop was given b
Or Loving, which closed tn
Tcach-A Rama
4 closed Banquet followed an
vas prcllicd up with flower
also palatablc dinner The |
o'clock dance was an clab0rat
affair and was we'll ATTENDED
Mrs Geraldine Smith is pres
dent Of Local Chapter Mrs Ne
lie Watts was the lIonorcc
Miss Harriet Chcathow Of Ii
} dianapolis Indiana was the wee
end house guest Of Mrs Eurir
+ Harrison Of Dexter Blvd NJ
Chcaihow was a delegate TO y
National sorority Of Phi Del
j Chapter Her gracious hostcs
Mrs Harrison carried her pc
Z calling and also on sightsccir
tour
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Luncheon Bridge:

LOIcneOn Dflu9e'
The Detroit City Club gave d
Card and Luncheon Party Sstvr-
day afternoon az The Hospitality
House. Many guests were present
which made the afternoon enjoy
able. Mrs. Alberta mcFsII, presi.
dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
Society DOizsgs-

Fisher ~" on the Boulevard
Many nice Gifts were received
by the contestants Mrs. Lula
Patterson Of 18th Street received
a S25 basket OF food as a door
prilc Mrs. lncz Bailey is prcSi.
dent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

The National Courtesy Club Of
Michigan IS giving Brio & G
Luncheon Saturday May 81 at
the Elk'S Rest ON Warren Ave
West Mrs Mary Bray. chairman
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eptlon. Or purehase-ioveiy SricE
seas: eyail. immed. Mrs. Deia.
ylgne, JU 6.763l. GRAHAM CO.,
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CHEvERLY AREA-3 bedrms., b.
level, loads of closets, equip.
kit, Anchor fence. ON cul-de-sac.
Rent S125 per mo. or will sell
Sl05 down, $120 per mo. In
eludes pitt. JAMES v. CALIAN-
DIG Co. JU. S-1SS6 or AP. z
49z2.
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CATHEDRAL AREA N.W.-Brick,
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room,
reer, room, garage. Prompt pos
session: $500 mo, Cali eyes, EN-.
3-l666. WALKER e. DUNLOP,
INC. REALTORS, IA. 5-24OO.
CHESTERRR00R W00na- "
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WHEATON, : 3-hedrm 2-story:
fenced yd,; bsmt.; pr. schools; no
petSi 81 10 TO right party Win
excel ref. WI. 6-a1I "'sN
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IMMED. OCCUPANCY

z. and 3 bedroom houses, Choice
location in nearby Falls Church,
Alexandria and Annandale areas,
Newly decorated. Close TO schools.
shops, etc.
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} ';bedrm. brick semioet. 5-story
home. Vacant for immed. oc.
eupaney; walking distance to
Conn. ave. ,transp.: flexible finane.
Ing; priced at Si6,950 CHEVY
eHes.. SnAs1 APl PHE7A1IH 7.11aIeHS IN. S-lsoO:
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Virginia Property Owners
OUR COMPANY takes personal
pride IN its Property Management
trogEam FOR quick and satisfac-
tory rental OF your property can
TINKLE PROPERTIES, NC,
S1O1 Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va.
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Nd NEARBY ARE1G

- nD NEANb1 AMEAbs
ana 3.peorm. homes available,
MANovILL REALTY corr. 10.
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TAK0AEA PARK-l ana 3 bsdrna.
apts. S66-$96 per mo. Newly dec,
Modern bldg. Nr. sligo PkWy. All
utils incl. JU. e-5013.
TAK0ldA fARK, 1904 1905 Flower
asesE2 eedrms:. Si05.Sl20. utils .
Rss5SksinR incl; sss isnitoT. 10 g.
fies. iies. K EsM5I. Z. nv. Ex.k xkkslaos s.saCos. co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CAPITOL HILL

ONLY $500
6-room home with enclosed side
porch or sun parlor on q nice
size lot 2bxl05 It. Call ROBERT
o. TERO. Ii. 1887,
zAGAMi REALTY CO., REALToR
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, LeBaum ST.
Detached brick, 9 bedrms. and
bath 1st A.. 9 rms. up; gas h..w.h.
full bsmt.. nice fenced yard: only
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. REAL
TORS. LU. 4-3400: ewes, LU.
1-g6lb.
HILLCREsT, near Penna. ave. det,
brk.. q rms, 2 bedrms., I'm. bsmt.,
scr. pch., gar: S17,p60. BY appt.s
JOSEPH FILIPPO, LU. 4-f7l7.
HILLCREsT - Detached home, ses
eluded area. beautiful grounds.
Close to schools, buses, churches,
shopping. Very low price, terms
arranged. CURTIS BROS, Lu.
$4,000: eve. LU. 1-0213.
COLORED-I430 c ST. s.E-6s
rm. and bath brick home. Equip,
kit. h.-w.h., feneer yard: priced
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. 1873 K
St. NV Ma. s-03b2, ewes. 10.
0-25h9.
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OAKTON

Suburban Maryland's most spa
cious. fully atr-conditioned, gar
den-type apts., featuring separate
adult and family buildings.
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
APTs kEUaMIsHED-VA. APIS. UKFURNIsRED-VA.

ARL. CLOSE.IN, nr. 0lebe snc
Columbia pike.--Edlc., 2 and 3
bedrm. apts.; quiet neighborhood
walking distance to shops, schools
sna Arlington Hall: $3.50 te
Columbia pike. "a. 5-4460.
ARLINGToH-New gerden apart;
ments. i, 2 and 3 bedrms., l to
baths, air eond., lge. rooms. dble.
closets. Walking dist. to schools.
shopping. churches: bus to Penta-
gon, Navy Annex and washington.
WESTMONT APTS., 5000 Colum-
bia pike. ia, 4-65Ss.
VA.-Why suffeF hot.
weather discomfort when you car
rent new l-bedroom, air-eond
apts.2 l010-12 N. 18th st. Si2C
includes utilities. B. =, SAUL co !,
Res. Msr.. "a 4-4Ss4.
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OFT 4-S5OO

CafpcfL, opLIon 70 buy. tuII equity
credit. DU. 5-5300, JU. S-33S0.
FALLS CHURCH, 3.bedrm.. firepi.
incl. porch, gear garage, trees; i'm.
med. poss. JE. 4-6925.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-3-bedroom
brick rambler. completely redeco-
rated; screened porch, fun base:
mo. MANNAS RLTY., JE. 2-3l1O.
Fl. BELv0IR- -QUANTICO-3 b.rs.;
Ice. lot; w/drier comb, dishwShr.
eye-l. oven, displ., lge. refgrS wi
freezer: nrepl: In liv. rm.. patio;
$3.50. FL. 4-7766.
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CoL9RED-RENT OPTION 70
HOUSES TO SHARE

WOULD LIKE to have elderly or
retired couple to share my 7-rm.
house, giving me meals and do
my laundry. Pay for utiIs. and
lood. 5000 Ritchie Rd., Wash, 2S.
D. c. RE. 5-545S.
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only is minutes from downtown %
by bus and only / block from
Mass; ave. A perfectly beautiful
rambler with q luxurious rms.
snd 2 tiled baths, Garage and
many other surprises. Available
Tor quick possession, Call our ups
town sH1MSi;,EH 9it1ss; HE; 7;lso9 500. ,til g D.n.
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HOUSES uNFURE. TO RENT

AIR CoND.; 1 yr. old: nearby Nd,
rms. III baths. elec. kit fenced
I'd. and patio: SIs6. wa. 7-9lz6.
AIR.CONDITIONED-2 brand-neU
homes adjacent to Prince Georges
Country Club: 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. completely equipped kit,
large liv.. rm and separate din.
rm.: available immed.: completely
air eond.: only $3.50 mo. Call Mr..
Lawler. FE. 10000. ALLEN q
ROCKS, INC. Realtors, 2011 K
Sc. NV.
ALEX. = Lovely 3-bedFoom corner
house with fenced yard: tiled full
basement with automatic washer
and drier; st. Rita's Parish. Only
Town c,' q nc COUNTRY REALTY
ALEX, vic. Russell I'd. and Mt.
ted bearms aysSnssors bSmt f.Desa Dslsk qss qRsnss
Section: immediate occupancy.
Apt. only. IA. 5-2333.
AhEAsor r.e rI dst STk ts spnt pacss Desos; Psom
$4,000.
ALEX, Braddock rd.--2-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod: large fenced yard;
$1l6. AD. 4-sp79, ewes.
ALEX, ARRA-2 baths. 8 bedrms. :.
firepl., sep. din, rm.: near schools.
Shops bus blk. swim. pool avail.
Cony. Melpar. Pentagon. d. c.;
Sl36 AD. 1910.
AMERICAN U. PARK-2 bedrms.,
scr. porches, gas heat, garage;
clean; $126. Ewes. EN-. 3-1661.
- Clean, 2.bedrm
rambler type, acre. fenced lot;
liv. rm. wInrepl... equip. kit. scr.
porch. Avail. July 1. 500. JE.
ARL.. 1910 5. Columbus st.--3
bedrms., full bsmt., nice yard.
Mr.. schools. TIE. 6-447S after 5.
ARL., Ms bedrms., 2 baths, near
schools, S170. General transferred.
IA. 6-6930 after $3.50 pm.
ARL. Mod. Cape Cod brk. 9
rms. Ia baths, ser. pch., fenced
yard. S146. JE. 10000.
AvONDALE, MD.---Just over DC.
line ne, 4 BIZ, full baths. Sur.
rounded by home owners. Rent
from owner. $3.50. WA, 7-2092.
BUCKNEIL MANOR--Alex. spac.
det. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. gar. patio,
fenced yard, disposal vacant;
S126. IA. 4-7bS2s kE. 0-0S2b.
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lcoNTlNuEpl

ssSA0w VSs I.. 9 soSsIn.s ssST.s ass. sSIns i9s F
with stove and refgr. Automatic
oil heat. nice ward. ideal for the
land. g u,Iies IRON Silver Spring:
mile "a nsy BE. 2s; S66 mo,
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SPRING vALLEY-Lower 3OsI On.
heard Of value in this suberb
location; large 3-bedrn,, 2-bath
snsdy sEMHn,.y-l 49, O. S SHOULD SELL IN.
Mc"iSsl Mcc." Eves.. FNHSk; va S.s1dRaH 3; dRaHnLIPs.
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9 baths: ayailabie Immediately;
MCLEAN, VA. - 4-bedrm., 2M-bath
split-level: close to schools. Avail
NORTH aD1is 1AiRsLiiNoroN-s.bedrOom
darling rambler. available i'm
mediately; $40.
MeI.EAN-Near new junior high
home. in exceiient Condition.
Available Immediately,
Call 81. 6-5565. MRS. wM. H,
LAUGHLIN. REALTCR, Mclean,
Va.
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CHEVY CHASE, DC. OPEN
4I2S military I'd. n.w.-3-5 beds
rms. Good schools, playground,
shopping center, also good tranSp.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

LISTING. Large brick kcIniI coIcnisIi
heod. Immediate possession: ST.
S50. For details and appt., can
MR.. RICHARpSON, EM. 2.5OS2,
With THOMAS L. PHILLIPS Co.
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ssol NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.

:s!:: s;',Ei 4; a; " n h E:IIs,sE; 4
express bus at door, root
deck, air cooled and ear-
peted corridor. Adults only.
No pets permitted. Apply
manager No. ia, after 2
Pm.
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RIGGs PARK sPECIAL

Modern semi-det. brick With pow
der rni. on LIST fir.: 3 bedrms. and
tiled bath. WV earpeting. st0Fm
windows and doors and rec. rm.
JU. 9-4704 ewes.
LOUIS RuDDEN TU. 2-306N
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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W. VIRGINIA AVE. Me-, lIie--
Facing college grounds. Largs End
mr.. l-bedrm. duplex apt, with
ssss1ss as ss PsGssisa snsiaa.s ais S.a e asd is, E. "
sTs6AST sTs1si sTn: :sR6s.s. Key NC. e 81 81. !:
2434. Di. 7-S605.
COOS 14th ST. NV, Apt. 4 - /
eedsm: Nv. rIn: dinette. KIT. and
col. *. a-24e9.
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lcoNTlNuEpl

GEOKGETOWN-2-l bedrm. spts.
Choice location. Apt. bldg $110-
.$l25. FE. 1881.
F00GY BOTTOM, 23l0 r st. NV,
jsnitor on premises or esii PRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC. Dl. 7-1411.
u. STEVENS Oh, NV. 1851
is4a. / Ssdrm. ri ii lsri. q. S iSs. 81 o.
Sos: See jenitcr, Ia 9.652S;
st. NV. Elk. 3.6002.
GEORGETOWN, 26ll Que st. NV,
=-l-bedrm. apt with air eondi:
service included: si25. DE. 2-IsiI
GEORGETOWN ARRA--AttF, l-bed.
Tm. Just redee.: wired for Ell
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Rosemary
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1929 East-West Highway
OPEN SUNDAY

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FEATURING:
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900 Woodward Bldg. ME. s-60b5
TAKOAfA PARK-carroil ave. near
Washington Missionary College
and Washinston sanitarium. End
n, 4 rms. and bath; Sa2. Includes
utils. Adults only. JU. 6-616s.
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COLORED

COLoRED
1324-26 Euclid st. NV.
/ Room, Dint., Kit. g. Bath
Newly decorated apt. in modern.
exclusive building. close to upper
14th street transportation: adults
only. Res. mgr. Apt. 107.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. D1. 7-6S3O
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SILVER SPRINGS bedrms., ~
baths: 2 year lease avail, August
l, Sl30 mo. JU. 9-6253.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Liv. rm. with
frepl.: din. area. 3 bedrms., beaut.
S1s5. r. w. BERENs, IA. 1861.
SPLIT LEVEL, 3-bedroom, 2-bath
home with attractive recreation
room; fenced lo,: close 70 buses
Cali JE. 2-262O, to see our selee-
tion Of over 40 rental homes. JO-
SEPH W. SEAY COMPANY, REAL
TORS, 113 West Broad street, Falls
Church. Virginia.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. 3 bedrTn,
rambler, liv. rrn., din. area, mod
ern kit. and bath. Handicapped
yard, fenced in back. Convenient
location. Complete redecoration
for june 20 occupancy. $l35.
Fl. 4-S666.
SPRINGFIELD. VA.-Avail. immed
Rambler. 3 bedrms., den, 2 baths,
earport. fenced back lawn. Mr..
schls.. churches. buses. 10 minis.
% Pentagon or IT. Belvloir. $135.
II. 4-5475; eyes, wkends., DU.
8.2521. 9 a.n.-5:30 pm.
VIENNA = 4-bedrm.- 2-bath ram.
fast nook. disposal. dishwasher,
bsmt. Only si55. One-year lease.
Call Mr.. Marcus, YEONAS, DU.
5-5500 or IA. 5-a197.
VIENNA, vA.-Lge., luxurious, 4.
level. 4 bedrms,. 3h baths: wall
to.vsil carpeting; 3 fireplaees.
25-ft. liv. rm,. 22-ft. fully equip
kit. washer, drier. entrance foyer;
ideal for entertaining; S275 mo-:
availabl0 June Is. Du. 5-6364.
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TAKOMA PARK
HANCOCK GARDENS

Spacious 2-bedroom duplex apts.:
also / bedrm. conv. apts: fully
air cond.. pvt porches or patios.
Res. agent. In sample apt, at Jos
Lee ave, from 2 I'll dark. Dir, !:
Out Piney Branch rd. TO Phil
left on Maple 10 Lee ave. right j
blk. TO spts. p. W. BERENG
SALES. NC, Ma. $4,000.
TAK0MA PARK-cross ventilation;
enc. $50 so: ufils. incl. ~
e-5l06. WA. 4-o126.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.E.

DESIRABLE NE. LOCATION
Attrac. brk. split level; Q bedrms.
baths, mod: kit. rec; rm: with
bath n full bsmt. Priced 70 seli
?. W BERENs SALES, INC. Ju.
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(coNTlNuEDl

ARL., 8. Hsmt. effie., ige. enough
for 1 or Girls. eonS. buses
1kL.. NEAR PENTAGON = Family
apt. rate, day or week, and hotel
room; free parking. "a. 2.3343.
6RlARCLIFT MAN0R-5NIesly tufn.
2 bedfms,: close 70 y G.. NJ bus:
$i26, incl. utils. lAl 2-74QA. !.
kAfklfN0fON, s.-Bublet z-bed.
rm: duplex, June 2lS 2 aug. zlst;
FALLS CHURCH-d rms, attyae.
utiis.: adults. IA. f-5s2s sveninEs.
GAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. s.
nm, apt, pvt, en&. and bath: nr.
shops. bus; S79.D. JU. 6.5S31.
FAKOMA PARK, E52O carroll ave.
-Effieiency, 1 person. $50 no..
including utilit4s.
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co.0PERATlVE APIS,

2030 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV. =
Spae. 8 rms. kit, bath. Iiv. rm.
14x22, hall 6x27, 3 exp. $500,
terms. HO. $3.50.
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HOUSES FURNISHED 70 Aeni
BETHESDA

ALEXANDRIA, bedrms.. brick,
bsmt., eonv. loe.; nice furn.; short
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The EVENING STAR Dill
HOUSES uHFURR. 70 RENT

waskington. D. c.
Tuesday, June IL. 1850
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FURNITTRE FOR RENT
APIS, IMFvRNlsRED-D. c..

AM,CssIslh sashr0sT nswl'-sss sso enc. no sE,I sH..
incl incl Mass.-wise. vie. EM. 2