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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Newton (conn.) Joins
New York In


Newton, Conn. (ANP) - New
ton, the town where heavyweight
champion Floyd Patterson trained
for 10 months for his historic
championship rematch with Inge-
mar Johansson, last week became
the second city to honor the 25-
year-old fighter. New York City
had previously honored Floyd with
a City Hall ceremony.
The Newton city fathers present
ed Patterson with a key to the
community and issued a special
proclamation In his honor as spec
tators jammed around the champ
ion in the ceremony held at town
hall.
Patterson last June 20 knocked
out Johansson in five rounds to be-
come the first fighter ever to re-
gain the heavyweight title.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

lins said, with a clear challenge"
IF the Republican party ac-
cepts that challenge, it viii act
favorably upon these proposals and
the country can unite in nipple
menting them next January"
Mr.. wilkins said the SO national
organizations comprising the Lead
ership Conference on Civil Rights
express their appreciation to 'al
those who contributed to the shap-
ing" Of the Democratic party docu-
ment.
Mr.. wilkins observed that the
overall theme Of the document
appeared to be contained in the
following section which he quoted:
THE time has come to assure
equal access for all Americans to
all areas of community life, in
Guiding voting booths, schoolrooms,
jobs, housing and public facilities"
Throughout, Mr.. wilkins stated,
the document sets forth the duty
of all the branches Of government
to secure these rights and makes
specific commitments for executive
and Legislative action in support Of
the eight-point program.
The plank" the NAACP lead
er declared" recognizes that civil
rights is of concern not only to
minority groups, but to America
and to our future as a free and
democratic nation.
ut recognizes that the pace to-
ward equality has been far too
slow.
1T recognizes that the vindic-
ton of constitutional rights can
no longer be relegated to chance
or to the uncertainty Of private
resources.
This recognition is marked by
specific language, rather than
by the generalities which have
been the fashion in past years.
The South cannot only live
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
TWO WOMEN FINISH
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
COURSE AT FARIBAULI

Mrs. Lydia Brown, 500 st. An
thony Av., and Mrs. Marjorie
Tendle of 1912 Undertake Rd.
graduated from Faribault summer
school of Christian Education on
Thursday, July IA, in Faribault.
Both ladies are members Of Pill
grim Baptist church and Mrs
Tendle is superintendent Of the
primary department, Mrs. Brown
superintendent Of the junior de-
partment of the church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Moore, Golden, Both From
Philadelphia, Elected
MaRhodisS RiShon

Cleveland (ANP) - DR.. Charles
F. Golden, At, and DR.. Noah W.
Moore, Jr., IS, moth of Philadel-
phia, were elected bishops Thurs
day by the aIl-Negro central jur-
additional conference Of the Meth
odist church
Before his elevation, Golden was
a member Of the board of missions
located in Philadelphia and a men,
Der Of the Lexington conference.
Moore, also from Philadelphia is
pastor Of Tindley Temple church,
the largest Negro congregation in
the denomination. He Is a member
of the Delaware conference.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Carrie
M. Neal, who passed away one
year ago, July %, 1859.
The little things she used to do,
The smile upon her face
Are memories written in our
hearts,
That time cannot erase.
Loved in life and living yet,
In the hearts Of those who can't
forget
Sadly missed by Mrs. Louise
Hughes, daughter, Percy Hughes
III and Cheryl Hughes, grandchil-
dren.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
So. Peter Clover
Alumni Association

81. Peter Clover
Alumni Association
Sponsors Dance
st. Peter Claver Alumni Assoc.
iation will sponsor the last two Of
a series Of dances for teenagers
from seventeen years Of age and
up Friday night July % and Fri
day, July 20, at the Sterling Club
315 N. Dale St., st. Paul.
All teen-agers are welcome to
join in an evening Of dancing and
fun.
Miss Margaret Ann Ponder Is
president Of the association; Tom
my Davis Is vice president and ad-
visors are Mines. Peggy GARNER,
Connie Price, Frances Moore, Adel-
aide Myers, Miss Helen Peterson,
Mr.. James Schuck and Mr.. DIAL
ma GARNER.
Other future activities Offered
include a pow-wow and a WTCN
block party.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunday, July II, devotons were
conducted by Deacons, James
Bradley and Joseph Maxwell. Rev.
B. c. Cassius read the scripture
and prayer was offered by Rev,
James Crawford. Music was by the
Senior Choir.
Rev. Joseph jackson, pastor, de-
livered an inspiring sermon TAX
ing his text from I Cor. 1913 and
using for his subject, zone OF
Three Greatnesses."
Visitors at the morning worship
were Miss Lois Williams Of Tilla,
Ark, and Miss Delois King Of TT.
Smith, Ark.
On Sunday, July 81, at 8 pm,
the Five Blind Boys Of Mississippi
will be presented in a musical al
the church. The public is invited
Mrs. Charlene Bellfield, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

NIBllld, anu perhaps even AK
ansas.
No Great Surprise
This is a Southwide feeling on
the part Of the longtime politi-
cal observers and several politi-
cal leaders who stayed home and
watched the Los Angeles pro-
ceedings from comfortable chairs
in front of television sets in their
county courthouse offices.
1t is at these levels that South
ern political influence begins and
is strongest These are the polite
ians who know the voters best and
what they are thinking. They are
the leaders who bring out the
votes or take them fishing on
Election Day.
The nomination of Senator John
F. Kennedy is no great surprise,
but it is something Of a shock.
The South favored Senator Lyndon
B. johnson and appeared confident
right up to the end of the ballot
ing.
Voting for Senator Kennedy win
cause many an agonized appraisal
Of the situation in the South.
Campaign Recalled
There are several reasons for
this:
1. Senator Kennedy Is blamed
for the ultraliberal platform which
the convention adopted. Southern
ers are aware of the Northern
liberal hostility toward the region.
They feel that Senator Kennedy's
organization strength was turned
over to the liberals to force through
the civil-rights plank which is GO
ing to be a real thorn in the flesh
for Southerners.
2. Southerners, as an almost
solid Protestant area, look with
much suspicion on a Roman Cath
ole presidential candidate.
The bulk Of today's voters have
heard many accounts Of the bitter
ness which accompanied the 1928
campaign Of Al Smith, another
Roman Catholic. When the solid
Democratic South was split for
the first time since the Civil War.
They recall the cross burnings by
the Ku K1ux Khan, the fiery ser
mons from Protestant pulpits, and
the almost daily alarms sounded
by local politicians
3. The ultraliberal views ex-
pressed by Senator Kennedy him.
self have disturbed Southern Dem
ocrats. Before the final weeks pre-
ceding the convention, Senator
Kennedy had been looked upon as
something Of a moderate, with
tempered liberal views, which were
excused as necessary considering
his geographical background.
Collins Criticized
But shortly before the conven-
ton, his announcements began to
take on a tinge which Southerners
felt put him on a liberal side well
beyond the Roosevelt and Truman
Administrations
This, plus his quoted statements
that he could win without the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Minneapolis Gospel Temple
House Of Refuge Presents
Wings Over Jordan

The internationally known Wings
Over Jordan Choir viii be pre-
sented Sunday, July "a, at 4 pm.
at the Minneapolis Gospel Temple
House Of Refuge, 1908 Fourth Av.
s., Minneapolis, In a program Of
gospel songs.
The public is invited to enjoy
an afternoon Of inspirational mu-
sic. There IL no admission charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Challenge 70 COP. a.--
NAACP SecretaTys Halls
Democrats Rights Plank
AS BOLD" Recognition

rights plank characterized here by Roy Wilkins chairman
of the Leadership Conference Civil Rights and NAACP
ecutve secretary bOd recognition of the fact that
country requires reafrmation of basic human rights
The plank adopted by the Democratic National Convention
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

with this plank, but can grow with
it to the benefit Of all its people.
In truth, the functioning Of such
a code is essential to the freeing
Of the South and to the realization
Of its full potential as a region."
Next week, he said, the Leader
ship Conference will present its
proposals to the Republican Ma
tional Convention in Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY
AT SUMMER FIELD

The third band concert of the
season sponsored by P.T.F.. Music
ians Local No. 70 will be presented
Sunday, July "a, from 2 to pm.
at sumner Field in Minneapolis.
The concerts are directed by Ira
Pettiford and are free to the pub
lie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Henry Hanks Returns
Compliments; Beots
Casey In TO

New Orleans (ANP) = Henry
Hank, hard-hitting Detroit Middle
weight, avenged an upset defeat
at the hands of Hank Casey re-
Gently by hammering out a 10
round decision over the San Fran
cisco scrapper in a bout here last
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
'HONEY, 1 WANTS

SOME GRTTS"
Sen. James o. Eastland, arriv-
ing for the Democratic Convention
before the rest Of the Mississippi
delegation, brealdasted at the hotel
fresh out Of grits.
The waitress said they were
fresh out of grits.
You'll need plenty" Eastland
replied.
The waitress promised to take
it up with management.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
FUNERAL RITES MEAD
ROR lCHM q. HllI

1--WE
Services for John r. Hin, So,
Of 1914 18th Av N, who died July
16, in Minneapolis General hos
pital after an illness Of several
months, were held Wednesday
July 20, at the Woodland Funeral
chapel. Rev. Charles Parker offici-
ated.
The deceased had been a resi-
dent of Minneapolis for Is years.
His only known survivor is a
friend, Mrs FIossie o. Matthews
Of Minneapolis.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service. Burial was
in Crystal Lake cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
SARATHAM BAPTIST

Let everything that hath breath
praise the Lord. Praise we the
Lord" Psalm 1905. Sunday morn
ing services were opened with an
organ prelude with Mr.. Ralph
Primm at the organ. The process
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22
Dixie Democrats FESTIVE:
Dixie Demoerofs FESTIVE:
Forecast Republican Gains
In South Because
Of Rights Plank
(By BiclZnen Eubanlxs in the
Christian Science MonitOr)

at the Democratic National Convention may be misleading
Unless there real shift in Southern sentiment between
and November the Republicans make serious nroad
Southern and border states for the third consecutive election
Serious doubts be held by the Democrats that they will
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

"a politician IL somebody who
can throw his hat into the ring
and stin talk through It." - Frank
J. Pope.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

When it comes to doing for
others, some people win stop at
nothing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

Jack Shannon Here:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-22

A new realignment, with South
ern conservatives leading the way,
is suggested as q possibility, but
not yet a probability.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
MADISON MANOR
S23,500

This spacious brick Colonial with
popular side hall plan is ideal for
family living. 3 large bedrooms. 2
baths, pine paneled family room,
separate family-sized dining room,
full basement, kitchen with am
pie breakfast area. All this in
eood North Arlington location per-
feet for family with children. Con-
arS GhaRnfnu
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

INDIVIDUAL lot owners wanted TO
participate with builders in specu-
lated building. excel. returrs. in
vestment guaranteed. Write P.O
Box 423. Arl.. Va.
LARGE BUILDER needs acreage In
several areas Of Bethesda or Silver
Spring for residential or apt. con-
Struction. large or small tracts
considered. Box 459-A, Star.
LOT SUITABLE for paTkins trucks.
upper NV. or Silver Spring area
Must be reas. He a-0737s
WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreags OF
farms IN D c or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO RA 6-22O0
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GARAGES

wANTED--Garare to rent in Alex
andrla are. 1I. S-s710.
GARAGE FOR RENT. for tmaii or
medium car. at :s3rd end H sts.
NV. Call FE. 3-602O.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA. /
NEAR MCLEAN
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311O

Brick home With. full bsmt., stair
way TO expansion attic. Only
S16,T5O.
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MoToRsYeLEs

HARLEY '5o-KHK: red and white
iew windshield, white saddlebag
twin ..tpes, plenty OF chrome
$3.50. Phone CARTER. IA. 5-3695
PANTHER IS Springer de luxe; 500
&C.. excellent cond.; 1000 actual
mi. ell extras: $3.50. Seen BY appt
only SP 3-245S.
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OFFICES, Studio: fer RENT LoTs. ACREAGE FOR SALE

CONN. AND X sT.-Desir. once
space; l.570 50. #; unfurn
inels., draperies. carpetins: reas
rental; 3-yr. lease throush Mar.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

New split-level In city Of Fails
Church with q short walk to
bus. public and parochial schools,
shopping. built for the particular
purchaser who wants pa baths.
spacious oedrms, full family
rrn.. mod. fully equipped kit.
with din space and full daylight
6smt.. on large lot with trees: Q
wonderful buy at S33,950.
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IeguIII @ 0eIDer hedIIy co,
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
MONTHS RENT FREE
Near Union Station

Entire second floor: approx. 4,0OC
So. II. Lsrge and small div. once
VERY reasonable rent Car FRTn
M55IIzSSEA. ST. $1,000, Eve co.
JAMES I. DIXON 4 CO. Realtors
NEW CORNER BLDG, for prof. per-
sons. / blk, Nd. side Of Eastern
ave: ne. Suites $40 up. sP. 3-si5s.
NICELY FURN. OFFICE, new air.
eond. hldg West Hyatts., Nd
WA. 1901.
OFFICE SPACE avail April i -
Mssr Moo once bldE.' loe. at 77O5
near Silver Spring. contset M n
STEWART ct Tu. 2-OInh.
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$3.50 DN.!
SIS PER NO. PAYS ALL

90 FEN MI. FA1o ALI
is the key to this one:
near schools. bus line and shop
ping. Clean as Q whistle. bis
bedrms., liv. rm., din. area and
bright ventilated kit. (ineludes
range and refsr.). Plenty Of closet
space and full I'm. bsnt. with out
side entr. Gas hot air furnace
Easily adaptable for central air
cond. Listen to these featuresl
Cyclone chain link fence, storm
doors and windows througout. and
range and refgr. These extras
alone cost more than down pay
ment
now-only SlO,5OO total
price-S350 dn., SIS per mo.
Plus closing eost-Bring your
check book with you-this one
won't last. Call so. s-2s00.
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DOCTOR'S CTTTTE

splendid location for two doctors
to snare once. Eeneral pr4cti-
tioner and oediatrician or obste-
trician or surgeon. on grouTld
floor OF apartment bldg IN cen.
ter % Good Hope Hills. NsyloF
Gardens area. and surrounded BY
1.g00 family dwelling units.
rms and hath; designed for prae-
Phnna LII I-3ann
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OUT or TOWN. REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

RETIREMENT HOMES - s-room
house on approx. acres, s12.50O.
6-room house on approx. S5'x362'
lot, 1880 Both houses in good
condition. Need modernizins. Nee
esSary. outbuildings. Conveniently
located In small villages near High
way E211 approx. 55 and 20
miles west Of D. c. Other prop
STUART. Broker. Amissviiie, Va.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
tcoNfINuEDl

READY FOB DEvELoPMENT-40-
s-ea. BSitimore; ideal Tor so. 100 100
to $4,000 homes. Garden apt.
ME view Country Club, and clo-
veriest OF new Jones Fails Ex-
able at properly. $4,000 an acre acre.
Inform tlon call write. LOUIS
] GLASS, 4OI9s Belle Grove I'd
Baltimore. Nd. state e-eOeO.
80 WOODED LOTS, large hard :
wood trees, rolling ground. y acre
ideal for small builder or inTes,
tor, these lots should enhance
in vsiue very rapidly, located IS
MI. from DC, much closer 70
Prince WINS. County, Va. Zone
Of the fastest Rrowing counties
~ the U.s. VIII sell only IS .
small down payment. easy terms
on balance, IA. Alias after
nm.
ACRE. on Bradley blvd. next TO
Beth. Country Club: li7-ft. 'front.'
aee: level lot. Cali Mr.. Holland.
H @. Swiftly CO., sll 18th st.
nv. ST. 3-33G0.
CoLoRED NEW GLENWooD
PARK, Pr. GeorEes Co.-oply 90
min 70 D. c. Beaut. wooded lots:
Two 90 by 1855 f.. one 90 by ! 50
#: paved street. curb, gutter,
sidswslks and driveway aprons in
LEO sToRcH. sP s-4sGO.
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JE. 2-1260
HILL BUILDING

FURN., / rm.. isxI2, in assoc
rsp:s suite; quiet. air ecnd. 1925
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DOLI, HOITSE,

Opportunity knocks again. A little
gem Of q hve-room rambler Just
over the Arlington County line
Home has large living room, sepa-
rate dining room, uniqde ultra
modern kitchen With eye-level
oven. tabletop range; storm vim
eoWe, awnings. lear saraee:
fenced level lot and il is cIose
to the bus. A real buy. FHA
down payment. $3.50.
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area; for commission merchant OF
meat purveyori reas. rent; inquire
1901 "A 4th 81. ne. wkdays.
ARL., cor. N. Wash. blvd, PershIns
--Approx. 1.35O SO. IT. store OF
ofe. Mr. L'Hommedieu. EN-. 3-O22O,
BETHESDA
Modern air-eond. bldg. ready fol-
occupancy in May: up TO 4,OUU
50. II. of store space, ample pri.
yale and public parking OIL
-2-2262: evenings, AK. g-JO27
FALLS CHURCH, cor busy intersec-
tion; lse. show windows; 65U So. II :
Sl1o mo-; 700 Washin2ton st.,
ia. o-o2O0; ewes. JE. 2.oU1l.
LANGLEY PARK, MD.-33-store
SHOPPING center has opening for
florist: children'S wear, loan co d,
OF insurance otlice. Fully air-con-
ditioneo Ayail. immed. Call Mr.
Holland, H. @. SMITHY CO., Sll
10th So. NV. 81. 3-330O.
PENN MAR SHOPPING CENTER-
"a. ave. sc extended. Several
choice locations avail. Suitable ior
fabrics, toys, .children's wear, Ee-
ords; and appliances, etc. REALTY
MAlNAShMsHT nel ar, wssS Sofs S. H. Ssiss Sss7i Pon
SERVICE GARAGE - Downtown
l4th st. NV. Suitable Tor Glass,
generator or speedometer repair;
ZOO 50. II. plus 200 So II.
showroom. front and rear car
ooor. Avail. June /. Call Mr.. Hol-
land, H, @. SMlTHY CO., sIl 18th
81. NV. ST. $4,000.
rAk0MA PARK. MD.-IO,OO0 Sa
y. available June. Suitable for
furniture, carpetinE or appliance
outlet Mon. throush Fri', Mr.
LEBL1N0. OIL. 2-1132.
rAkOMA PARK, MD, = Several
enoiee locations In new shopping
center with 10000 50. II, COOP
super store. Suitable for ladies'
Isaoy-to-Wear' mems store. hobby
thfonsh Fri, Mr.. LEBLING, OIL.
WHEATON,, MD.-Exeeilent loca-
tion on Georsia ave. Store I8x45
IN COOP shopping center. Mon.
through Fri, Mr.. LEBLING, OIL.
2-ll22.
s3l4 18th ST. N.W.-Approx. I6x
32 in modern NV. apt. bids; ex-
cellent for real estate ofc.. atty.
accountant, etc. DI. 7-4244.
'31 Ilth ST. N.W.-Excel. loc !,
Az COMO, good for any business.
TX. 3-9l64, RA. 6-llOi.
'lO5 RHODE ISLAND AVE, River.
dale, Nd; store 80 II. ey IS II !
oue stop in front. SIPS mo. UN.
4-llo6 or UE. 4-O437.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP

CATERPILLAR. D6 hydraulic dozer
electric starting; good cond. DEM
onStrator John Deere 44O crawler
gasoline front-end loader, Oliver
wheel tractor with loader. KRAU-
OC3 fTont-end loader and Ford
SER EQUIPMENT CO. Arl.. Va;
week days. OF. 4-69O6; Sun, XII
9-tis93 or. JU. 5-9596.
DIAMOND 7. tractor and low boy:
peri. cond.. and tires like new:
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STORES FOR RENT

APPROX. s,IOO 50. it., can be d.
Tided; ideal location, NE. Market
area; for commission merchant or
meat purveyor; reas. rent; inquire
l30l "A 4th 81. ne. wkdays.
ARL., cor. N. Wash. blvd, Pershins
Approx; l.35O SO. Il. store or
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DOWNTOWN
AREA

about July 1: entire floor
CONSISTING OF approximately 5,1OO
50. H.: fully air conditioned; will
su6divide: reasonable rental. For
further Information call Mr..
GILL. EN- $4,000
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AUroMoTIVE MISC.
IRAILERS

JUNK 81 Mercury, an parts fol
sale. RE. 6-7344.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLlAs-The alI-new 1850 Eng.
sR sS 4 To5ds TT irS nSfsHs hsEs SEE s them &; e.
Pa. ave sc. Ii. 4.2300.
ANGLIA SO sedan; r., h., low mi,
owner; excel. cond.: $3.50. 1909
Geranium 81. NV, ia. a-0011.
ANGLIA '57 4-door; black. beau
ttful; S795, JACK PRY, 10th and
Pa. sc. Established 1893.
B0RGwARD '5s: 1000 miles; :,
and h.: must sen, S1,0a5. Call
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STEEL STORAGE BOXES
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTE0

a PRIVATE PARTY with q clean
car 70 sell, Call IA e-26Bi. KIRE
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave nv.
BEEoRE YOU SILL see Lefty and
Pat Weleh. WEST MOTORS NC.
5333 WIS ave. EN-. 3-4533
=, AN CARS WANTEl-ToD DOL.
az az ~ 'ToL DISCOUNT. NC
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

CONT. YD. with or, storage, ~
acre suit. for wrecker or surplus
mat, Close in. $3.50 mo. OIL. 6-4506
SO? KENNEDY ST. NV ioofs
and basement, 30xl20. 3, II.
ALLISON. RA. 3-O5l3,
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
The new 4-story Anderson
Bldg, $50 West Broad st.
Plenty of parking and at
bus stop. Custom fit Of
fices.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

S3g sl7th ST. NV.
11th AND EYE sTS. NV.
Rarely do we have a vacancy, in
this f1ne modern elevator building
in this city's finest business area.
available Immediately. Larse a-rm
front suite, completely air condi-
toned. Only $3.50 per month on
= fair lease terms. See superintend-
'ent on premises or call Mr.. Gill.
En-. 3-90O0.
I,epum a. Gerber Realty IN
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FOR SALE


ExcAyATING EQUIPMENT
The foilowins exeaystins equip
ment = for sale. Please cal
Of Wa l. 74sosff 7Asaoassfso9i The EH eu1ipmsn; SISnog;
may be Inspected at the yard Of
Suburban Excavators. 1901 Rhode
Island avenue, Riverdale. Mary
1-Allis chalmers Model HD-s0
loader, Serial No. s765.
i-Aliis1chalmers All SCI Model Hp,eo
loader. Serial No. Sg6s.
1-International IDS. equipped
with Bucyrus-Erie hydraulic
fpcs.sssosfcsc. fI55ss.ss sIass. Serial No.
International TD-g equipped
with Bucyrus-Erie HYDRAULIC
bulldozer blade. Serial No.
TDCB-404S6TCC.
bay City Model 80 cravler
crane with h3-yard backhoe and
lz-yard shovel front.
bay City Model 25 crawIer
mich. Model ellis s-yard
crawler shovel.
1-le59 F-3 Ford pickup truck
with $50 amp Hobart portable
welder mounted, welder Serial
No. 5cW32s7l.
1-l9s2 %-ton Chevrolet pickup
i-iSS6 K-eos international truck
with a5-ton Dorsey tra,ieT
Model HTs-25 trailer serial
M 19EGSt
Evening star., 1960-03-28
HAMMOND HIGH

9eRutiful 4-year-old brick split
level IN new house condition Fea-
lures living room, large dining l.
completely equipped Kitchen with
built-tn dining table. Paneled rec
room, large bedrooms and Ia
baths. There Is an attached car
port, trellised with climbinR roses
and lovely well planted yard. As
sumo high loan and reasonable
down NaynAnt GoD QE0
Evening star., 1960-03-28
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ACCoTINK VILLAGE, TT. Belvoir
Val acre on No. / hwy; ex-
cellent location for motel, rest
aurant or apt. L No. 3s07. COR
DIN-MENSH REALTY CORP. Fl
4-s6O0.
BARRY PL. NV. elliot for
lease, 1000 50. IT,. soft. front
age; compl fenced DE 2-23f7
CORNER BENNING RD. AND
HANNA PL. S.E.-RA 5, apt. house
sround. suitable IS units excel.
finance. TU. 2-63OO.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-37 600 "a.
II. Of ground In Alexandria. eva.
zoned heavy and light. RR. sid
ing one block from river. one
block from Mt. Vernon hwy. VIII
build TO suit. Phone DE- 2-4500
HALF MILE SOUTH Jones Point
Bridge; approx. 3 acres. zoned
C-G. approx. 4l5-ft. frontage.
prime for motel or Ice. restau-
rant: only a6 cents per 50. #.
CURTIS Z. MARTIN SALES, INC,
call MCGEE, XII. 9-6700: ewes,