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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Requiem Mass
Held For Mrs.
Annie Davis

TOUGALOO, Miss. - Mrs.
Annie F. Davis, retired
Teacher of Tougaloo Southern
Christian College, Tougaloo,
Mississippi passed suddenly
Monday Night, February 81.
Rosary Devotion will be
held Thursday, March 2, 1861
at Peoples Chapel at 8 pm.
Requiem Mass will be held
Friday, March 3, 1861 at Holy
Ghost Catholic Church on
Cloister Street at IL am. In
terment will be in the Tonga
loo College Cemetery.
She is survived by three
children, Laura d. Clarke of
Washington, d. c.; Sarah d.
Mack, Baton Rouge, Louis
lana and James L. Davis,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
seven grand children and two
great grandchildren, a host
OF relatives and friends.
Peoples Funeral Home, Inc.
in charge of arrangements.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Supports Jackson State
College Honors Program

JACKSON, Miss. - Offic-
ials of the Woodrow Wilson
Fellowship Foundation have
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Utica Junior
College Chooses
Queen

Each year during the month
of February, the Utica Junior
College campus becomes the
scene Of much activity. This
is the time of year when five
young ladies, chosen from a
lost of eligible young ladies
vie for the title of "MiSS
Utica Junior College" This
activity is sponsored by the
Student Council.
The following young ladies'
are candidates for IN i S S
Utica Junior College,: Miss
Bette Blue, Brinkley H G h
School; Miss Bette Titles,
Parish High School; M S s
Clyde Evelyn Laws, Utica
Junior College High School;
Miss Beatrice West, Brinkley
High School; and Miss Edna
Hollis, Sumner Hill High
School. The criteria for Sc
lecting these young ladies
we're personality, scholastic
average, and talent.
Miss Shirley Robinson is
now reigning as Miss Utica
Junior College, who was chOs-
en- last year.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

Broad st. High Sch. y. 1908
st. Francis School -. $3.50
CLUBS: Mrs. A. d. Taylor
Smith, Chairman
Community Club ...$ 500
Hart Lodge Elks .. 1000
Greenwood Star PA ESQ
Greenwood Negro Civic
League 49,. 1000
Mrs. Josie Weems -. ZOO
&c Alumni Assoc. -. 500
Thompson Clemens
Post 200 .... 500
Cotillion Club -. 500
Womens Prog. Club IA. 500
Continued on Page y
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

given approval and support
to an honors program to be
conducted by Jackson State
College beginning with the
Spring Quarter, 196O-61.
Jackson State College has
been conducting an honors
program for the past three
years for selected freshman
students, and on a more gen.
eral basis to upperclassmen.
The Woodrow Wilson grant
will enable the College to
work intensively, using t h e
interdisciplinary approach ,
with a selected group of tall
ented students of the sophie
more, junior, and senior col
lege levels.
The emphasis will be on
intensive reading and writing
in the arts and sciences with
appropriate philosophical and
historical background mater
ial. DIR. John B. Eubanks has
been nominated by the Col
lege to direct this program.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Central Methodist To Present
Tougaloo Choir Sunday, March Il

music lover, for under the di-
rection of Mr.. Ariel M. Love
lace, Head of the Department.
of Music and Director of the
Choir, it has made disting-
uished record in the field of
music.
Mr.. Lovelace, who received
his Bachelor of Music degree
from the American Conserva-
tory of Music, Chicago; the
Bachelor of Music and Master
of Music Education from
Sherwood Music School, Chi
cago and has worked towards
the doctorate at Chicago Mu-
steal College and Northwestern
University, is also well known
in the music field, coming to
Tougaloo from A. M. and N.
College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
he had formerly headed the
music departments at Alabama
State Teachers College, Mont
gomery and Jackson State Col
lege, jackson, Miss. He has di-
rected choral groups through
out the Midwest and East. The
appearance of Mr.. Lovelace
and the Choir of Tougaloo
Southern Christian College is
a part of a series of engage
mentS over the state.
Mrs. Ruthanne Schnell,
staff member of the college,
serves as violinist; and Mr..
William Howard Moore, of the
Department of Music, serves
as the accompanist and piano
Soloist.
The concert will benefit the
Building Fund of Central
Methodist Church. Tickets are
on sale for $100 by any mem
Der of the church. All music
lovers are urged to be present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Tougaloo Alumni
Building Drive
Off to Good Start

Pledge cards are currently
going out in the mails to Toug-
aloO Southern Christian Col
lege alumni, in the drive to
secure funds for the Student
Union Building to be erected
on that campus.
DR.. A. D. Bethel, president
of the college, was the key
note speaker at the cam
paign's kickoff; which occas-
ion Melted approximately one
fifth, of the 1861 goal. The
amount to be secured this
year is $40, 600; next year
SIS, 900 for a grand total of
SIS, 900 to be contributed by
the alumni of the institution.
The president stressed the
academic standards and rat
ing of the college; along with
other stirring, authentic state
ments concerning the achieve
ments of the school, its stu
dents, former students, and
graduates.
H. NJ. Thomspon, quoting
the great philosopher of an
cient Greece, Socrates, has
summarized the appeal of the
campaign in his immortal
words, why is it you turn
and scrape every stone to
gather wealth, and neglect
your children to whom, some
day, you must relinquish it
all2" This is the challenge of
the day in which 20th-century
citizens live and strive.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Singer Not Out
OF Danger

nita Jones, WIS continued in
So, 500 bond in connection with
the shooting. Miss Jones adj
mitted owning the gun which
fired the shots that wounded
wilson during a tuSsle in the
hallway of his West 57th st.
apartment.
Jackie's wife, his sister,
Joyce and mother, Mrs. Eliza
Lee, arrived in New York
Thursday. They and Wilson's
toy poodle, Poppy, and Chi
huahua, Tapoochie, are stay
ing at his temporary apart
ment at 408 w. 18th ST., which
is near the hospital.
INCOMING CALLS to the
hospital have doubled since
Wilson's arrival from a nor
NAL 800 to 1000 a day. Two
received so far were from
Elvis Presley, the head OPP
orator reported.
The pile of fan letters, post
cards and get-well cards in
RooSevelt's mail room is
three feet high. A telegram
was received from Sammy
Davis Jr., and basket of
fruit was received from
frankie Avalon and Fabian.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

NEW YORK - Roosevelt
Hospital officials continued
to place singer Jackie Wilson
on the critical list over the
weekend, and some sources
close to the rock N roll star
described his condition as
extremely grave. .
Wilson, who has cut a num-
Der of hit records in h e
rhythm and blues category,
is near death as the result of
bullet wounds suffered in a
Scuffle with a woman admirer
on Feb. Is.
The switchboards at the
hospital here and at many
newspaper offices throughout
the East - the AFRO's in
cluded - have been swamped
the past two weeks with in
quiries as to Wilson'S con-
dition.
The Roosevelt desk has
adopted a stock answer of
"still on critical list" but
unofficial reports insist that
there has been little or no
progress since last Wednes-
day.
IN THE MEANTIME, the
young singers assailant, Jua-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

LOS ANGELES - Local
Superintendent of Outgoing
Mail, Christopher c. Scott,
So, has been appointed to the
highest position ever given a
Negro in the postal service
Deputy Assistant Postmaster
General at $18,500 per year
in the Bureau of Transporter
ton.
NATURALLY / am thrilled
and humbly grateful Mr..
Scott declared. 81 feel it is a
terrific honor. 1t also entails a
tremendous responsibility and
a challenge"
Scott, a Houston-born post
office career man, has been
in the postal service 38 years.
He was the first Negro to be
appointed a postal supervisor,
in the entire area West of
Chicago.
THE NEW APPOINTEE at
tended public school in Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; high school in
Lawrence, Kan, and entered
the uses School of Phar-
macy, when he came to Los
Angeles in 1921.
Scott said Postmaster Gen
eral j. Edward Day has
phoned him from Washington
to give him time to think over
the offer and that he tele-
phoned his acceptance the
next day.
Scott and his charming wife
Myrtis, have daughter, Miss
Juanita Scott, who is a teach
er in the Houston, Tex. pub
lie school system.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

erature that is regularly sent
to principals, class sponsors
and councillors throughout
the state, Dean Lowe and
Mrs. Mays, with the coOpera-
ton of the MVC Public Re-
lations Office, are planning
visits to schools in this area
to explain the nursing pro-
gram to prospective enrollees.
The visits will also serve
to clarity certain miSconcep-
tons nursing trainees have
Continued on Page q
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
MVC Seeks To Enhance Interest
In Practical Nursing Program

ITTA BENA, Mississippi -
A course Of action to acquaint
more prospective Practical
Nurse trainees with the pro-
gram at Mississippi Vocation
al College and at the came
time to stress the scholastic
requirements for successful
matriculation in the program,
was outlined here by Dean of
Instruction, O. P. Lowe and
Nursing Instructor, Mrs. jan
ice Mays.
Along with the nursing lit
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Acorn Student,
Larscie Ellis Gets
High Rating

ALCORN, Miss. - Mr.. N.
C. Buford, director of the Di-
vision of Mechanical Indus
tries, announces the achieve
ment of a senior in that area,
Mr.. Larscie Ellis.
Ellis has received ratings
on civil service examinations
for engineering aid with a
GS-3 rating of 80 and GS-4
rating of 30.
Mr.. Ellis, a graduate of the
New Prospect Vocational
High School, Louin, is ma
joring in Elect lefty.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Pelahatchie
Prof. Tells His
Side of Story
BY, Hattie C. Dyson

In an exclusive interview
with hurry Feltus, former
principal at the Pelahatchie,
Miss, School, about which
headline news was printed in
local papers recently, this re-
porter was told by Mr.. Feltus
that his resignation had moth
ing at all to do with race
or indignation problems"
Articles appearing in local
and national papers had stat
ed that the former Mccall
High School principal was
hiding out in fear of being
taken care of once and for
all. !" These reports quoted Mr.
Feltus as saying that a parent
threatened to shoot him after
falsely blaming him for
bringing in an investigator for
the State Sovereignty Com
mission. These articles also
quoted Feltus as saying, an
tagonism toward him stem
med from his inability to Sc
cure a gymnasium and other
facilities for the school.
In his interview Mr.. Feltus
stated that his Supt., Mr..
Aubrey of Rankin County and
the Board members did not
bother him in any way. He
further stated that the Supt.
and the Board did not request
his resignation.
Asked about the parents and
patrons using pressure to gain
his resignation, he stated that
the patrons had a leader who
had gone way out to let him
(Feltus) know that he was
no longer welcome in the
community and no longer
needed as principal of the
He further stated that
he had no bitterness toward
the colored patrons who we're
so much against his policies
at the school. Emphasizing
that he believed strongly in
"channels of command
that all should respect those
who are in authority, the
young principal feels that
there lis much good he can still
do in the school rooms of his
native state, and for that rea-
son, among others, he left
Jackson, Wednesday, March
l, to enter Michigan State
College, Lansing, Mich. There
he hopes to complete his re-
Continued on Page q
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

VICKSBURG, Miss. - Mrs.
Gertrude Darlington of Eure-
ka Temple, Vicksburg, Miss,
has been reelected as Loyal
Daughter of the Sidney Ellis
Council of the Mississippi
Daughter Elks. Daughter Car
rington is Recording Secretary
of the Mississippi State Asso-
citation of Daughter Elks and
is chairman of the Education
Department of her Temple.
She has been outstanding in
Mississippi Elkdom for a num-
Der of years and made a sub
stantial contribution to its
growth, having worked har-
moniously with the State Pres
ident, Past Grand Daughter
Ruler Willie H. Rudd.
Wan all the hoonrs that
have been earned by DIR. Car
rington she is still a very
charming lady, with a way of
making each member feel in
dividually important. She is
married to Mr.. Charlie Car
rington and lives at 1918 Ran
dolph Street here in Vicksburg.
Other officers elected we're:
DIT. L'Dina Robinson, Vice 10y
al DIR. Ruler; DIT. Ida Morris,
Secretary and DIT. Tommie Hig-
gins, treasurer.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Rezoning Of
Tuskegee 0ut|awed

MONTGOMERY, Ala. =
This week, a Federal Judge
ruled illegal the 1856 Legis-
lature-approved gerrymander
bill which put some 5,4O0 Tus-
kegee Negroes outside the
city limits; the vicious bill
that was sponsored by ex-
State Senator Sam Engle-
hardt and which took over
400 registered voters off the
list. The Federal judge ruling
declared the bill void and the
city was ordered permanently
to stop enforcing it.
The act, which set off the
non-buying program of the
lush Negro market in Tuske-
gee, which is still in progress,
had been under attack in the
courts by DR.. G. G.. Condition
and IL other Negroes for sew
eral years after the Tuskegee
Civic Association asked Fed
eral intervention in 1857.
Under former Atty. General
William Rogers, the Justice
Department went about to
help the Tuskegee Negroes.
The ruling by Federal Dis
trict Judge Fran NJ. john
son, Jr., with a nudge from
the U. S. Supreme Court,
came at a time when the
TEA was busy preparing for
another legal battle against
the vote denials hurled at
Negroes in Tuskegee.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04

JACKSON, Miss. - Central
Methodist Church, N. Parish
Street will present the Tonga
loo College Choir concert at
the church, Sunday, March IL,
according to a release by Rev.
E. A. Mays, Pastor and Mrs.
Nellie Williams, chairman of
of the sponsoring group.
This outstanding choir needs
no introduction to Jackson's
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-04
Creenwood's March OF
Dimes Report For 1861

CHURCHES: Rev. George A.
Harper, Rev. J. L. Pleas,
Rev. ]. d. Collins.
Union Grove, M. B.
Church .. S 1901
Church of Christ $50. 1901
st. Luke Church Of God $3.50
Mckinney Chapel M. B.
Church ............ 1000
Providence NIB Church 800
Friendship NIB. Church $500
Wesley Meth. Church SIS
Strangers Home Ch. !. $500
SCHOOLS:
McLauren st. School S 60.58
Stone st. Elem. Sch. =. 105.OO
Evening star., 1961-02-20

SPACIOUS and gracious this
huge Colonial home located
IA n. ArIington (near the
Country Club offers q soft.
living Pm. with fireplace,
formal Aft. dining rms
biz family sized fully equip.
PeoSuHn nfcnsei IAsos ISEoss IsEnsooMs lmj
AND TWO FULL BATHS ON
ONE LEVEL, finished rec.
rm., paneled den and bath
In lower level. 1AgEDoARD
HoT.WATEE HAT, gear
Excellent terms. Shown by
appt.
THERE REALLY 10 A
SUM Isn't II wonderful
Come on nov, letG 90 out
value on . y acres: 8 bed.
rms, 21s baths. Sd floor
avail. for studio, more bed.
Pme., etc. Living rm. 16x28
with fiPepl., spaeiouB 16xl0
dining nm. with firepl.. 16x
IL kit, 2 screened porches
full bsmt., TIE SETTING
NUgT BE SEEN. Vacant.
Near pAroehial school, near
smart country club. Priced
in mid 30's; On Good terms
cail now: JE, 10000. WIN.
a; CHAPMAN REALTY
INC, 70l W. Broad st.,
Pals Church, Va.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

u decor. brick and stone rampIei'
center hall. formal din. rm.. "a II.
Kit, family rm., 3 twin-sixed bed:
F rms ,.s sfssS ss, rec s b!mt rm :susy sssr ane ss
rage. centrally air cond:. ecveTeo
Al S4S.S50. KoRzRNDoRFER.
HRAiITOR OF. 4-6lll It'll 8.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
4 BEDROOMS

Care Cod; G.I.S hSSss III kIs;, z sstA:: ,.,!:s rec.
large yard: walk to st. Johns
sshcoli y $500 dgTn- saso SHA tsrnA''
Evening star., 1961-02-20

DAYLIGHT: hest, light and siF
s:Rs isl In ApSs ASsSg' sssf ssssi'' r. S sss
NV. or phone Pc. S-4444. Z:
Evening star., 1961-02-20
N0ueEs FaR aALR--VA,
(coNfikUeD)

CALIFORNIA cuTTB = sAAdes Of
tEins g lit II your our Vinter-Sssfy
flcoml Pieturs-Soof. pretty. NV w
BRICK RANcHER, hidden in .
GROVE or TREEs. and featuring
Us own ENCLOSED RAIII1 oSE iHr
FAMILY RM. with fireplace and
glass patio doors Just off the
ROOMS, Z BATHS. huge base
msnt = 90 many intriguing fea-
turee for see, 1901 See this red
sss az hoTs geRANn Rs ASnes noye Rsna,sUas y nsns
Ell. 5000: ewes, IA. 2-o772.
CENTREVHLLE AREAi "owner IL
S95 mo.--Mod. 8 bedrms., baths,
vacant. CR 3s4n0e, JU, A-3390
Evening star., 1961-02-20
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

EXPECT TO RETIRE so would like
10 buy small apt. bldg. for in
vestment and living In Arlington
or close BY Wash. area. direct
from owner BOX 90-S, star.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
OFFICES, STUDIOS iOF RENT

CONN: AVE, NEAR MHYFLowER
csfpeted, | pansIed: rent. SEQ mo:
UP. incl. space for secy., lib. snd
kitehenette use: telephone answer
ing. ;eey serv. and parking ayail.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

BkENTW0OD, Home end income,
zHs:. ALLEN REHLToRs. 70. s.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

"a SETTLEMENT CHARGES-SS50
an. plus taxes and insurance for
very pretty .ssrT S.ssdrnTaiu - ranDless: SaS.s /:
SEP. Gin. rna ssuiSpped Eit' Osmt"
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Wanted Man or Woman
To distribute world famous
RcA ana sylvania television
and radio tubes. Sold
through our new modern
type, self-service tube test
Ing unit. Earnings could
net up to S4oo per mo. to
start. viii not interfere
with your present employ
ment. To qualify you must
have 8 spare hours weekly,
from $1,494 to $2,9ss cash
available FOR INVENTORY
ONLY. WE FURNISH MA
CHINE AND LOCATION.
No selling or soliciting;
business is set UP for you.
Do not answer unless fully
qualified. For personal in
terview In your city, include
phone number and write
Box 36-S, star.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
APAkTnrENr

Upper Northwest; less than
10 years old: 30 units. Park
inf In rear. Can Mr.. Martin
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. 4-6s20
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

aiFl:s p ss.:ss i:lsib b.ssSss. 5sss: HHSss I
arste dinins room bassmsnt. *
cellent terms arranged and this
favorable pries includes { ar con-
diticnels. KI g.3e3Q. d H.
BARRY ORG. Realty Admin. EVes.,
ALEX.-3-bedroom brick, garage,
close g Pentason. S2hsS0o' a. s,-
sumo 81, or rent. OWNER OF.
2-bedrm. home 10
min; TO Pent;, y min. to downtown
Evening star., 1961-02-20

g SSs HfS FS5 u }SS oSEHEsssISf 8Et f:ssSi
Evening star., 1961-02-20
LANGLEY.MeLEAN
Black Silk Hat

CANDLELIGHT DINNER
WOULD COMPLETE THE DETAILS
home-peautifully Ap-
pointed. Hand laid mosaic panel
and entrance foyer with sunken
planter. Striking formal liv. rm.
with Wall-to.wsll cafpeting and
huse S4-ft' screened porch; gentle
warm tones In the kitchen sets
off adjoining famiiy-roorn with
oversiSed fireplace and burnt
brick walls; charming powder
room, rieh ii, n black anS white
the comforts galore Of her MASTER
bedroom suite with fireplace. sep.
dressine room, private bath and
loads Of closets: 3 more hedrms.
and bath; 2-car built.in 6arage;
Dashboard hot water heat and tre-
mendous storage are lust few
ASSUME VERY HIGH LOAN. Be
SURE TO CALL
Evening star., 1961-02-20
BELLEVUE FOREST
GRACIOUS COLONIAL

the grounds Of the wash
ineton Golf and Country Club,
this immaculate white brick CO.
lonial features the aselesS graee
tifully Handicapped setting with lots
Of privacy amidst towering trees;
8 bedrooms, den, screened porch,
wall-to-wall earpeting. Colonial
dining room and separate break
fast nook, S29, 800. Call Mr..
STEVENSON. IA. 2.1102.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

TWO ACRES for pleasant country
living and o comfortable brick
and shingle home. 4 large bed
rms. 16x24 Il. liv. rm., floor TO
ceiling brick woodburning firepl.,
full bsmt., 2-car garage. $4,000
down will take 1t. Trades invited.
RIVERDAIE-Just off KenilWorth
ave. In et. Bernards Parish, q
smart buy in Q clean and COM
pact bungalow and It's only ST.
800. 2 bedrms., sep. din. rIi..
enclosed porch. bsmt. and fenced
yard. Moderate down and as
sumo balance due. $40 mo. pays
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HoRANcE REALTY
"French Normandy"

French Normandy"
TaSs.tT aSsT erss Iesdsnes dssI9Sed isi
the family with ideas. Loved but
too large for owner; spacious
bedrms. tsmallest 1bxlb); 3 fam.
ily baths. rec. .rm.; RAraGe and
custom throughout. REpUCED
FOR QUICK SALE TO S36,950.
shown By appointment.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
2l00 n. olebe Rd. IA. 6-0707
Evening star., 1961-02-20
THE GROOM CO.
REALToRs IA. 7-44e;

PRESTIGE LOCATION
EXPENSIVE AND WORTH I'll
Spacious 4-yT.-old brk. home:
large bedfms. (inel. loft. master
suite. 22.ft. liv. rm., oversize sep
din. Tm., den. ENORMOUS PAN.
ELED REC. RM. with fifepl., 90
It. scr. porch and built-in RarRge
This lovely home. in spotless con-
dition. has been DRASTICALLY
REDUCED By out-of-toWn owner
for IMMEDIATE SALE. See thil
tremendous home real value
Call now for appt.
IA. 7-6525
WALTER R. REYNOLDS CO.. NC
RAVENWOOD PARK-epacious s.
bedfm. brick home featuring hot
water Dashboard heat, center hall.
family center, kitchen. patio and
deep fenced yard. Walk 10 Jeb
Stuart School and z Corners
Shopping Center. Price $40 500.
Inspect with Us today.
Shannon & Luchs
Raaltofo, 0 TIL Q, IA. $500
Evening star., 1961-02-20
LkLk, ~. U-1V0:

NEW MOME8-4-bedrm. fAmbIeIs
or 5 bedrms.. split levels featuring
3 porehes. ia baths: earports and
family rooms, trades invited: 1--we
In 9 prestige location can HUGH
HR A.1T00
Evening star., 1961-02-20
60 ~ ssS1z.M = y sIsS;; 1SIIS .nIS -
o. A. 0CHLESINGER CO.

kOCKCREEK WOoDs-Nev { 3D.
sas,snss sSiiy sauip t. fsmil, n r. Nth sRi
firepl., bsmt. Only S24,500. flex-
ible financing. LO. 5-36s7 SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT. Open
q Ia o.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
THE BIG
''A''
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.

BEATS RENTN'-on your terms,
move into this new brick rambler
with center-hail entrance. 8 bed
rooms. and full walk-out base.
wooded section Of nearby Aiexan.
dria. Builder Is ready to listen.
Only $2l.960. Cal IA. 10000.
FLORANCE REALTY Co, SolS
Wilson blvd, Arl. ~