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There Ii no substitute for the
Newspaper I'm securing for merch-
ants the consumers interest and
patronage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-07-28

three times in 1859 in attempts to
purchase a Sio.00O ranch house
IN the Asbury Gables development.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-07-28

Stay Off this date July 2s--
Local SIs Auxiliary Picnlc.-Advt.
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HOUSTON MITCHELL
FUNERAL RITES

HELD THURSDAY
Services for Houston Mitchell
We're held at pm. Thursday, July
u, at St Peters AAIE church with
Rev. L. H. Mhoon, pastor Of Hob
sey CINE church, officiating,
Surviving in addition to his
mother, Mrs. Juanita Jackson, are
two sisters, Mrs. Bobbie Jean Per-
ny and Linda jackson Of Mime
apolis; two brothers, Floyd and
Emeal jackson; great aunts, MrB.
Mary Chillis and Mrs. Daisy Coop
or, all Of Minneapolis, and other
relatives.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
JOHN NICHOLS BURIAL
FRIDAY, JULY 70
Services for John Nichols were
held at 9 am. Friday, July %, at
st. Leonards Catholic church with
the Rev. FIR. Frederick ortner Of
ficiating. Burial was in St An
thony cemetery.
He Is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Viola Nichols, Minneapolis;
grandfather, Alonzo Nichols of
Tennessee; aunt, Mrs, Violet
Nichols, Minneapolis and great
aunt, Mrs. Anna Noble VIM Of
Chicago, ad other relatives
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
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from Central hIgh school.
The young men arrived at the
lake about 5 pm. and rented a
boat from Halle Dvorak, Waconia
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Reports are that Judge Ray
mond Pace Alexander win receive
one of the five new Federal dis
trict judgeships allotted to Penn
syivania Wisconsin Gov Gay
lord Nelson, a fellow American
Legionaire told the recent state
of the Legion at wauk-
esha I'VE Of the American Legion
should lead the fight against the
forces that deny equal rights to
minortties, be they Of race, re-
ligion or point of view" Nelson
added:
I'VE should be the first to
champion freedom for we were
our country's champions when
death could have been the price
Of such championship. In essense,
we went to war because we did
not think our freedom could sur
vive in a world in which everyone
else's freedom had been destroyed.
II believe that we must exercise
the same responsibility in the
present era Of domestic problems
and international tensions"
The University Of Pittsburgh
medical school faculty win no
longer meet in clubs which prac-
lice racial or religious discrimina-
hon. The decision has attracted
the commentator of the Catholic
Council Of Pittsburgh
who in a letter to Faculty dean
Francis s. Cheever wrote: this
action is a great step forward in
breaking the social bars that stand
IN the way Of true justice and
between all faiths and
races. 1t gains for the Pitt faculty
respect and admiration from peo-
pie of good win everywhere"
The us. Treasury department
Is currently investigating IS COM
plants of race discrimination in
the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. A five man board was
named to review the complaints.
On the heels Of the formal COM
plants the Bureau announced that
an employment policy officer had
been named to process bias COM
plants. The Treasury department
also stated that its first Negro
Samuel Ficklin had been
by the Bureau. The five
man review board consists Of three
Negro employees, Conwen Jones,
Thomas Tibbs and Richard Red
mond; Jay L. Esserman the policy
officer and Arthur Barron a white
employee.
The Bureau prints money and
stamps for the government. 1t has
had many Negro employees for
years but very few Of them were
as hundreds of white
came into the depart
ment as beginners and moved
ahead to supervisory and more Inn
portant jobs, the Negro workers
at a certain level they
charge.
Negroes seeking TO work at
such skilled building trades a.
carpentry, plumbing, electricity
etc, have generally found q
rOad-block when they have at
tempted 70 gain entrance TO gov
ernment supported apprentice
ship courses. They have found
token acceptance In only . few
CONTINUED On Page -
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Moines with a 167 score. ]. NC
Kneely Of Kansas city won the
first flight crown with a 159.
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TWO Mill CITY YOUTHS DROWNING VICTIMS
N0fiondI News
In Brief

Attack Northern-Style School
Jimcro: Five groups in New Roch-
ellie, NY. have entered the attack
Of Rochelle Negroes on the city's
rampant school segregation. The
groups who have entered a legal
attack on the practices a. amici
curiae friends of the court) are:
American Jewish Co mmittee,
American Jewish Congress, Anti
Defamation League Of B'nai Birth,
Catholic Interracial Council Of
New Rochelle and the westchester
County Urban League.
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]. Minis Of Minneapolis COPIED
the second flight crown with a
1853 score. Third flight winner was
N. Miller Of Phoenix who shot a
lse. 7--------
r. Tate won the Junior flight
with a 1853.
James Slemmons was sponsor Of
the affair with the number Of en-
tries approaching the 200 mark.
Large crowds followed the vari-
GUS golfers and many remained to
witness the awarding Of the $500
in trophies and prizes.
d. Lundquist Of Robbinsdale
was runner-up to defending cham
pion Tanner with a 14s for the 80
holes. H. Nishimura of Mime
apolis and c. McKinnis Of Mime
apolis tied for third place honors
in the championship flight with
149s.
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Members Of the Portsmouth,
Va, Emanuel AME church voted
last week to withdraw from the
denomination following n dis
pute between the congregation
and Bishop Frank Madison Reid
over the pastor and denOmina-
tiOnal assessments.
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Justice and humanity demand that the
Cwealthy nations) come to the aid Of the
(poor nations). To destroy or squander
offend against justice and humanity !.
But the temptation with which the econ
omicaIly developed political communities
have to struggle is that Of profiting from
their technical and financial cooperation so
as to influence the political situation Of the
less developed countries with view to
bringing about Of world domination Pope
John XIII.
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In Royal Oak Township, Mich,
Negro teen-agers sponsored .
cleanup, paint-up campaign for
Fenner settlement house and
then extended their drive to
nearby streets, alleys and yards.
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Emancipation must be total and for all.
II Is the tragedy of our world that those
who have not been free, the exploited. the
hungry, have been largely the non-wfite
populations. Thus the search and struggle
for emancipation takes on racial connota-
tons Bitterness increases on both sides and
the dangers TO peace are magnified. Racial
discrimination in any part Of the world Il
known everywhere and distorts positive
attempts at assistance that may be under
taken. = Charles ID. sherman. President
YMCA World Alliance.
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North Carolina claims it leads
all the southern states and many
northern states in the matter of
Negroes serving on state boards
and commissions. A total Of seven
bronze North Carolinans have been
appointed to state boards :.
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASED.

27UI Northampton ST. NV.
8 bedrms., 2 baths, powder rm., den
rec. room, air cond.. garage, spa
cious grounds. $4,000
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
Wn R-O0OQ
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TOWN & COUNTRY

ALEX, 1928 Duke St.-Semidet
cor; 8 bedrms.. Ia baths, compl
kit, rec. rm., fen. I'd; $l2b
Avail. immed. OIL. 4-036O.
ALEX, Rosehill Farms-Brick ram,
bier. 3 bedrms., Ia baths, car.
port, mr.. schools. shop. ctr. LIZ
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Washington, D. c.
Saturday, October 70, 1861
APIS. UMFuRRIsHED DC.
(CONIINUEDl

BOILING VIEW APTS.-well main
tanned, garden apartment; l beo-
I'm, $3.50 includes utilities: rent
al office; corner of End ano
Orange SITS sc. 10. 2-427O
PORETSKY & SONS. INC.
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tcoNTlNUED)

ARL.. n. 4O23 Upland st.-Beau-
ttful, 4-bedrm.. 2Lz-bath brick
rambler. mr.. Chain Bridge: excel
lent p nsighheshogS; $3.50 FRANK
ARL., E.-Brick Cape Cod; . bed
rms. baths. new paneled rec.
nm. 17x26; S145 mo.
Also, 2-story frame; all new in
terror, 3 bedrms.; $40 mo. Both
ideally located. Call 522-2310.
ARL.. 4sI7 N. 10th St.. lust off
Glebe rd.-Two-bedrm, Diet. house
on quiet street; convenient;
SI9o. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
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ALEXANDRIA, 73I 8. Alfred St
Newly dec. 2-bedrm. house avail.
Nov. !. S95 mo. Open for In
spection. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-l411.
ANDREWs-B o ING AREA -
Lovely home, 8 bedrms., az
baths. din. nm. semidet. 10. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK-DistinKutshed
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial.
Rec. room, porch. garage. finished
attic. choice location. Priced In
low 40s: A.. C. HOUGHTON a.
SON, INC: DI. 7-9057: week end,
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EVENING sTARAPTs UEFuRNsHEp DeApTs UEFURNsHED

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA bed
rm.. liv. rm., full kit, separate
din. area, in large elevator apt.
bldg. Newly redecor. Tiled bath
and shower. Laundry facil.: l.
year lease req: SOS .50-S102. Call
MANAGER, Pc. 1860.
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt. home
with large porches. 10 minutes
from the Capitol. overlooking
Suitland pkvy.. Oxon Run Parl
picnic grounds and new goli
course open to public; 1, . and 3
bedroom apis. from SIS: detached
small buildings, home-like stmos.
phere, beautifully Handicapped;
quiet, friendly neiKhborhood in
suburban setting: three exposures
in every apt: large rooms. ample
closets. porch cow. for dining
sleeping and living rear stairs tc
spacious fenced-in lawns for safe
play, plumbing in kitchen fol
washing machine, outside drying
individual storage lockers: build.
ing wired for air conditionersi
short walk to two 1-fare bus
lines. shopping center. schools anc
theater: off-street parking. Coco
Hope Hills is west Of Naylor I'd
in vicinity of Both ST. sc. Renta,
office open daily. between 10 an
and $50 pm. 1900 Both st. sc
LII 1-3300.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

AIR-CoNDITIoNED. 1-bedrm., liv.-
rm.' kit. apt. A real buy At 81 800.
Other apis. from $4,000 to S20,-
OOO. some with very low down
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-. g.
1900; ewes. and Sun, NO. 1888.
WHITE HOUSE AREA, finest loo
redec. 2-bedrfn. apt, 9 baths. Per-
feet for formal entertaining;
S4l,500: easy terms. HUGH +,
PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 6-9l7O.
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ARLINGTON, s. - Semidet., close
school and transp.; fenced yard;
S95. per mo-; Just like your own
hnmR Or 1.Q2OA
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APIS. WANTED

BELL SYSTEM EXECUTIVE, wife
and 2 children desire . or 4
bedrm. apt. Ia baths; preferred
in GEORGETOWN or Chevy Chase
area. Call VIII. 6-2O6S, 9 AM
to 9 PM.
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BRIGHTW0OD, sos Somerset pl.
lnr. Coolidge Highl-Mod. semi
Diet. brk. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. den.
Kit. 3 bedrms., bsmt.. garage:
$4,000 low down payment.
EARLY DAWN REALTY. TU.
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ROCKVILLE-3-bedroom rambler
fenced yard: available Now: cal
GA A-QgIE
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KNOWLTON APTS.-I block of
Conn. avL. at Kalorama; spRc. l.
bedrm. apt. in lge. elev. bldg.
So so Call Res mgr. AID. 4-6431
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,NPIN PROPERTIES
80. MINT

ALEX. = Transferred: possession
Nov. 1; 8 bedrms.. IN baths. liv
rm. with firepl., fully equip. kit
incl. dishwasher; fen. patio, car.
port: COW. to schools. In Park
lawn, off Columbia pike: $136
Pc. 2-3337.
ALEX. : This 3-bedrm. 2h-batt
brick home has finished rec. room
. fireplaces, separate din. rm.
screened porch, separate garage
d and 0ui Nom. patio c,o Greatly re-
OFF FORT HUNT RD.-A simply
delightful redwood rambler, per-
feet for entertaining. 8 bedrms. =.
. baths, centrally air cond Grapes
will stay. This contemporary mod
ern home will be avail. Nov. 2.
S2l5.
rNYYyNY ~@rYNY~xY
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Ills 9Th ST. NV, Apt. 13-col-
ored: / rm., kitchenette, semipyt
baths, all utils. incl; only S4S.5C
mo. Call MR.. NEUMANH. Ma.
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eos TRENTON PL. Sc. Iat Nichols
ave - rms, kit. din. area, bath
500 so mo. Attrac. corner bldg
Inspect, then apply THOS. D.
WALSH. INC, 1900 K st. NV
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COW. NV. LOC.-Young man X
share 2-story house VIZ others
Own rm.; phone, TV. Hi-Fi; must
have own bedrm. furn.; sos pei
mo. Reply Box 3S4-K, Star.
MAN, 25-35. to share house with
4 other men. College grad. pre-,
ferred. JU. 5-1205.
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APIS UNFUREIsHED REETHoUs

NORTHWEST BRANCH ESTATES
-Bra.d-new custom de luxe
splits; 2 fireplaces, ga baths, rec.
I'm, den, caTport. Dashboard heat.
Only S225 mo. HUGH T. PICK,
Bethesda, OIL. 6-9170.
OXON HILL AREA-3-bedrm. split,
ia baths, bsmt.: fenced rear I'd;
newly decor; $40. CHI. s-4474.
POTOMAC = 4-bedroom, 2-bath
Cape Cod; for rent or sale or for
rent with option to buy. Located
on 1-acEe lot and convenient TO
shopping and schools. Rent $50
mo. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC,
EN-. 5-13l3.
QUEENS CHAPEL-WEsT HYATTS,
2-bedrm., brk. semidetached;
fenced yard, full bsmt. with rec.
rm.; S120 per month. 256-0553.
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1885 p ST. NV rm., kit. anc
bath, tenant pays gas and elec.i
SIS mo. NJ PAUL HANNAH, 1915
18th ST. NV AID 3-4lOO
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LARCHMONT
VILLAGE

No. Virsinia's choice garden-typt
apt. project: COW. loo. on Rte.
and 5. Walter Reed DIR. between
Baileys Crossroads and Shirley
hwy. Features garbage disposal
free swimming pool, floor to.
ceiling closets: wired for air con-
ditinDinR
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THREE ROOMS. kitchen and bath.
Colored; utilities furnished: conV
70 shops and bus. Call 399-3321.
UPPER NORTHWEST, 54O4 LIST
place. -bedrm. apt, rear porch,
S67 so mo. THOMAS P. BROWN
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEX, HUNTINGTON area - Central
loo. quiet dead-end St; 2 bedrms.
liv.. din. kit. full bsmt., pleasant
I'd; storm windows. S102. pei
mo. Call OWNER. CIR. 3-0610
tafter ofc. hrs. DU. 5000.
ALEX, Huntington. sos. 2 bed.
rms, fenced. self-defrost refgr.
beautifully redecorated through.
out. JU. S-49S7.
ALEX, in old TOWN" = Re.
developed area. newly decor. {
rms. with modern kit; heat anc
hot water furn. Call XII. 9-245S
ALEX, jefferson Manor = Rem
option TO buy: 2-bedrm. brick; liv
and din. rms, full bsmt.
CRISPIN PROPERTIES
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wAvERLY TAYLOR, INC.
KALORAMA TRIANGLE

Extra-large efficiency, recently re-
tored bldg, "a blk. off Conn. ave
POLL Kalorama I'd. NV. All utilS
incl. SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
MA. S-2345.
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THREE ROOMS. kitchen and bath.
Colored; utilities furnished; cow.
TO shops and bus. Call 399-3321.
UPPER NORTHWEST, 54O4 LIST
plaee-1-bedrm. apt. rear porch.
S67 so mo. THOMAS p. BROWN,
INC, FE. 7-l770.
1885 P ST. N.W.-1 rm., kit. and
bath, tenant pays gas and cleo;
SIS mo. NJ PAUL HANNAH, 1915
18th ST. NV. AID. 2-410O-
Ills 9Th ST. NV, Apt. 13-col-
ored: / rm., kitchenette, semipvt.
baths, all utils. incl; only S4S.5O
mo. Call Mr.. NEUMANH. Ma.
$4,000.
1920 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Modern 3
bedrm. apt; all utils. incl. Call
Mr.. KHIEL. RIA. 3-251s.
90 4th ST. Me- Dr.. liv. I'm.
din. area. kit. bath; $50. WI.
s-9165 or VIII. 6-9446
93I EYE ST. NV rooms, bath,
utilities: $50. ia. 9-1291.
/ BEDRM., enclosed porch. Avails-
BILE Immediately. Open Sat. 1880
to 2:30, 1875 Fl. Stevens dr.. NV.
MAURICE FITZGERALD CO., Ma.
S-33S6.
eO6 TRENTON PL. Sc. lat Nichols
ave - rms, kit. din. area, bath.
500 so mo. Attrac. corner bldg.
Inspect, then apply THOS. D.
WALSH. INC. 1900 K st. NV
FE. S-204O.
1918 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc. = 8
rooms, kit. din. area, bath; newly
dec; $3.50 mo-, incl. utilities.
See manager, Apt. 101, to inspect,
then apply in person to agent
WITH Al REAL ESTATE REFS.
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC, 1900 K
st. NV. FE. S-2040.
A MODERN 5-rm. apt. Jefferson
st. NV. Entire End fir; pvt. entr.,
garbage disposal and heat. Must
see to appreciate. Cow. to all
transp.: $3.50. 5sS-4037.
800? X ST. SEW. rm., bed
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath: $50
incl utils. Call manager, u
INC, ST. 3-5050.
1860 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Col-
ored. 2-bedrm. apt, newly dec;
SS5 and $50 so; adults. See res
mgr: Apt 106. to inspect: L, T
GRAAy5ATTE. 1918 x st. NV Ma.
1914 I4TH ST. NV bedrms.
Jsnitor. tor EDMOND M o'sULL1-
VAN. 1401 Eye st. NV. MA. g.
7S4S.
1915 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. 1-bed-
rm., liv. rm., din, kit, bath. re-
cond.: SIS. Res. Mgr. LII. 4-l466.
5s22 COLORADO AVE. N.w-Apt
3. One bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath: SOS plus utils. Key at
office. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
1929 K st. NV. MA. S-O362.
1858 18TH ST. N.W.-Half block to
10th st, bus: l block to school;
$3.50 all utils. incl. CO. 6-7947.
4eOi EPSON PL. N.E.-Apt. l. col
ored: . rms. din. kit. and bath.
Children welcome: only sos mo.
Call MR.. NEUMAN. Ma. $4,000.
1901 4th ST. N.w.-Apt. 4; $50
plus utils.: bedrm., liv. rm. ,di-
nette. kit, bath: adults only; key
at office FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.,
1929 X ST. NV. MA. S-0352.
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1 BEDRM., enclosed porch. Avails.
BILE Immediately Open Sat. 1890
to 2:3O, 1875 Fl. Stevens DIR. NV
MAURICE FITZGERALD CO., Ma
S-33SR.
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TOUCH OF OLD EUROPE
AT DUPONT CIRCLE
ON CHURCH ST.
BEHIND the privacy OF front
wall is a large patio; plus
two 3 rms, kit. and bath
apts. scar garage. New gas
heat. Double lot SO II. wide,
viii take trade. Mr.. Rowland,
BOSS d PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res, LU. 1-706a
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DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE IA. 4-O244

REAL ESTATE ia. 4-O244
ANNANDALE, prestige area, nr.
Lake Bancroft. Pentagon, Navy -
4 bedrms.. 3 baths. new home
owner transferred: u -acre wood
ed lot. patio, scr. porch, each 12y
"a; dream kit; 2 firepls.; ideal fol
entertaining: rec. rm., hobby rm
l bedrm. and bath sep. for in.
law or maid: $3.50 mo. CT. g.
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1918 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc. =
rooms, kit. din. area, bath; newly
See manager, Apt. 10I, to inspect,
then apply in person to agent
WITH Al REAL ESTATE REFS
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC, 1900 K
81 " EE 2OOAn
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A MODERN 5-rm. apt. Jefferson
st. NV. Entire End fir; pvt. entr.
garbage disposal and heat. MUS
see to appreciate. Cow. to al
transp.: $50. so. 5SS-4037.
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Mr.. KHIEL,, RIA. 3-251S.
% 4th ST. Me- b.r.. nv. I'm,
din. area. kit. bath $50. WI.
S-9l65 or VIII. 6-9446.
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ANNANDALE; rent or option tt
buy-3-bedroom, 2-bath split-lev.
ell; rec. room. equipped kitchen
walk to Annandale High and st
Michaeps; immediate occupancy
Sl79,50,
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93I EYE ST. NV rooms, bath
utilities. $50 IA A-12QI
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ARLINGTON, S.-Vacant, 2 story;
bedrms.; near Columbia pike,
schools, transportation; oil heat;
fenced yard: $97.50. ia. $3.50.
ARL., 1880 N. quincy street - 4
bedrooms. 2 baths. living, room.
ment. oil heat. large fenced yard:
S165. month. Call ELMER LU-
CAS- after 400 pm. ia. S-5413.
ARL.. N.-3 bedrms.. 3 baths, fire
pl.. 2 porches. lge. fin. rec. rm..
gar; 5000 mo. DI. 7-0250.
ARL. N.-3-bedrm. 2h-bath brick
rambler in excel. cond., full bsmt..
rec. rm., side screen porch, garage,
patio, beautifully n d s C pc d
grounds. An outstanding home in
choice location. 1925 mo. Also
beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler in ex-
eel. cond. in Springfield, S135 mo,
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP ),
ia. 7-444S, ia. 4-0324.
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1914 I4TH ST. NV bedrms.
liv. rm.. kit; adults: ST. 80. SCI
Janitor. EDMOND NJ. O'SULL1'
VAN. 1401 Eye st. NV. MA. g.
TS4S
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1860 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Col
ored. 2-bedrm. apt, newly dec.
SS5 and $50 so; adults. See res
mgr. Apt 106. to inspect. L. T
GRAVATTE, 1918 K st. NV, Ma
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1890 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Modern Q
bedrm. apt; all utils. incl. Call
Np RuTEI pa Q-O6IS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXcH.
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BUILDER will TRADE new houses
for commercial sites or acreage.
Box 314-K, Star.
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CHEVY CHASE, near Lafayette
School-S24,950 A 4-bedroom
brick Colonial home with an inter-
esting floor plan-large den, good
lot. nice street. In excellent con-
dition. Call WO. $4,000. EDW. H.
ZONES L co INC Realfnrs
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ANNANDALE - 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler on wooded " acre
2 firepls., rec. rm. in daylight
bsmt., carport, school bus "a blk
Vacant. Rent $3.50 per mo. Call
CIR. 3-l0SS
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3O22 X ST. S.E.-Liv. rm.. bed.
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath; $50
incl. utils. Call manager, LII
2-3730. WALKER AND DUNLOP
JNC st 3-5O50
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Cleveland PIX. Value

Cleveland PIX. value
Det. 6-bedrm. house. Stairs from
dining rm. to secluded garden W.
magnolias, evergrns., holly, aga
leas and patio: Gear gar, grind
level bsmt. High 30s. Call Mrs
Jones, ia. 7-5341, no. 1854
CLAIRE STAHL REALTY
Evening star., 1961-03-05
on THE AIR
The Perfect
Assignment

William saroyan, an old friend of Omnibus
returns to the series Sunday afternoon Is o'clock
WRC-N for a program he could be described
as fated to do.
The original Daring Young Mans assign
ment: To take look at THE New Drama
Omnibus is not overlooking the fact that the
theatergoers who puzzled by the Ionescos and
Becketts might-if their years sufficient
have been equally puzzled by the controversial
Mr.. Saroyan in his prime
In addition to selections from Beckett
("Krapp's Last Tape'O. Ionesco cThe Killer'D
and Albee ("The Sand Box'), there will be an
excerpt from Saroyans own THE Time of Your
Life" plus 3-mnute parody of the play.
In one sense, "The Time of Your Life" may
not be the most logical selection for treatise
on the New Drama" 1t is one of the most
lucid of Saroyan's efforts as compared, say to
his Jim Dandy" play that was first presented
at Catholic University about 20 years ago.
Actors involved include Myron Mccormick
Nancy Wickwire, Barbara Baxley. Pat Hingle
and Charles Bolender (to name a few.
You may not learn anything, but I've a hunch
it will be fun, especially with Mr. Saroyan at
the helm. Bernie Harrison.
Moeozine, Washington. D. c.. March S. 1861