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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
By CRANBERRY DICKSON.

Greensboro, Oct. 21-At a SEES
sion highly historic in character
and at the same time impressively
conservative, the declaration of
union Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, the Methodist Protes-
tant church and the Methodist
Episcopal church in the western
half Of the State was officially
adopted by reclamation, at West
Market Street church last night and
the Western North Carolina con-
ference Of the Methodist church,
successor to the three annual con-
ferences of the uniting 1enomina-
lions, was organized.
Before the end OF the day the
Western North Carolina conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, at West Market, the North
Carolina conference Of the Method
list Protestant church, at Grace
church, and the Blue Ridge-Atlan-
tic conference Of ihe Methodist
Episcopal church, at Centenary
church, completed their business
in final annual sessions and per-
manently adjourned in preparation
for creation Of the new conference
at last nights uniting session.
To Close Monday.
West Market Street church will
Re the scene of the remaining as
semblages of the annual con-
ference, adjournment Of which for
the year will come Monday, prob
ably at noon, Immediately after an
nouncement of the appointments
Tor the minister's.
Last nights history-making Ses-
sion was held under the leadership
of Bishop Glare Purcell, Of Char
lotte, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, Bishop James II.
Straughn, Of Baltimore, of the
Methodist Protestant church, and
Bishop Wallace E. Brown, of Port
land. Ore, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. Music, constituting an
effective part Of the decorative
and conservative ceremonies, was
under the leadership Of Walter
Vassar, West Markets choir direc
tor. who is head of the voice de-
partment at Greensboro college,
with the choir actively enlisted, and
with Mrs. Gilbert E. Powell, church
q ganist, at the organ. In attend
ance was an immense congregation,
declared to have been the largest
in the history of the church.
AS arranged by DR.. J. B. Craven,
pastor Of West Market, and mod
eled after the original unfying in
str1lment of the Methodist church
as adopted at the Uniting con-
ference in Kansas City, Mo-, May
10, last nights ceremonies en-
braced an impressive combination
Of hymns, prayers, liturgy and Off
cjal Recommendations, with the dec
laration Of union central pro-
claimed.
"Now, therefore,, it is set forth
in the affirmation Of union as orig
irally enunciated last night by
Bishop Purcell and vocally af-
i fjrmed by the official delegates to
4 the three dissolvng annual con-
ferences, con2tituting, also, dele
gates to the new annual confer
4 cree. eve, the members Of the unit
ing session of these annual con-
ferences, the legal and authorized
representatives of the Methodist
Episcopal church, the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, and the
Methodist Protestant church, ir
conference here assembled on this
| the goth day Of October, 1889, dc
| solemnly in the presence of God
and before all the world make ano
publish the following declarations
OF fact and principle:
] (The Bishop: "The Methodist
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
PAGE THREE

have loved. and, served. thes cause
that is here contaminated; in low
ing memory of those who have
Jared forth from this earthly habi-
tation in high hope for those who
shall share in this heritage Of faith
in days to come"
Division between the Methodist
Episcopal church and the Method
ist Protestant church had its incep-
ton in 1928. Organization of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south,
Methodist Episcopal church, was eff
fected in l845. Membership in the
Methodist church, now happily
united, numbers about seven and
three-quarters millions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
Methodist Churches Unite
In An Impressive Ceremony

Episcopal church, the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, and the
Methodist Protestant church are
and shall be one united church."
(The Delegates): owe do SO de-
clare"
(The Bishop: "The plan Of union
as adopted is and shall be the con-
stitutiOn of this united church, and
of its three constituent bodies"
(The Delegates): eve do SO de-
clare"
(The Bishop: 'The Methodist
Episcopal church, the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, and the
Methodist Protestant church had
their common origin in the organi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
J. f. PRITCHARD,
r. M. ANDREWS,
S. w. TAYLOR.
Coldsboro Man Dies
From Knife Wounds
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Whitehurst, of Beaufort, apparently
stopped their car on the Wendell
highway Just outside of Raleigh
shortly after midnight and an ar
gument ensued between them and
three Negro men who happened to
be passing.
"Monk and Elks and the Negroes,
he said. began a fight in the course
of which knives were flashed, while
Whitehurst waited in the car
Monk died shortly afterwards and
Elks was taken to a hospital here
for treatment for minor injuries
Police are looking for the three
Negroes but said they had not been
able to identify them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
Reynolds Not For
Repeal Arms Embargo
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repeal Of the arms embargo would
be "unWise and dangerous.
In the face of outspoken opposition,
the administrations leadership IN
dertool 10 cut short debate m
neutrality bill ana speed it alona i.
final vote.
Majority Leader Barkley an
days a-..v,lam>nt, he would
debate limitation to be mae e.
fective Monday when consideration
of amendment is expected to begin.
AN Ol-rN'i- Inning majOrt~
Senate, EaINley told his colleagues,
feel th-t the time has come ...."
an effort should be made to Dr4ns
this matter to a conclusion
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
Injured Taken
From Harding
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iuries were caused by one huge wave
propelled by 40 mile an hour
wind. Some said it was 100 feet high.
A fleet Of ambulances and stretcher
bearers waited ct the dock when The
vessel arrived.
Paul Van iceland, former premier
Of Belgium, was in hi scabin with
his wife and four children when the
wave struck All were tumbled out
of their beds and piled in heap
against the wall. Van iceland was
bruised and cut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
Finland to Float
Loan for Defense
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both parties. SO far the discussions
with the Soviet have been on friendly
terms. There has been no PRESSURE
At the same time he indicated Fin
land was fortified by the backing OF
other northern countries and was
ready to stand firmly to her view
point.
Referring to Finland's extensive
defense preparations the minister
said they are due to hope for "hap-
penings in the South Baltic which
forced us to take steps to guard our
neutral position He said the morale
Of Finland's armed forces was very
high
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21

the Methodist church thus estab-
lished we do solemnly declare our
allegiance and upon all its life and
service we do reverently invoke the
blessing Of Almighty God. Amen"
eve consecrate this church, ;"
Bishop Purcell proclaimed, Gin
grateful remembrance of all who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-21
Russia Wants Control
Of Dardanelles
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curing reports Germany was on
her knees begging for peace.
Adolph Hitler made a peace offer
once, it was said, in sources close
to the foreign office, and if the
hatchett is to be buried now the
initiative must come from the 9th
err side.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
cNE OF GLOVER PARKS

Available in About 30 Days
New-houSe condition throughout: con-
tains six lovely rooms with large open fire-
place in living room two screened rear
porches. built-in garage. weather-stripped
caulked. screened. hot-water heat; this
home is equipped with awnings and Vene-
tian blinds throughout; this is an excep-
tional buy and is offered on very easy terms:
price, $3.50. Phone MR.. TUCKER, for
information. Randolph ln14
Evening star., 1939-07-14

Exc dwg. springs, . running stream
timber on "a a. sufficient to pay for plac
good road. elec. avail: mr.. school. stor
committing dist. City; rare bargain; smi
cash. easy terms HANSEL oxford 0400
Evening star., 1939-07-14

Best section Of Chevy Chase. D. C, con-
venient TO bus, shopping center. schools.
It's impossible to give any idea OF the f1ne
construction. charm and unusual features in
this fne. det.,. center-hall home. Inspect
any time = baths, spacious porches oil
heat; Gear gar: beautiful fenced lot.
MISS REED@EMERSQN HRQl
Evening star., 1939-07-14

ATTRACTIVE 7-RM. HOUSE 2 BATH
garage Convenient. desirable neiehbo
hood. Entirely redecorated. 29O5 29th
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HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS NE Line Os97.
American University Park.

This is the best new-house bargain on
today's home market. Imagine I large
than $1,000 In as fine residential
section as AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
surrounded by all new homes where the
streets are fully paved There is a large
living room with big colonial fireplace and
adjoining fully screened rear porch that
crosses the full width of the house. There
with custom-built cabinets. big refrigerator
and large range. and lovely paneled IL.
brary or den The large light basement enisn
laundry trays, toilet and automatic air
conditioned heating system. Detached ga
rage on tree-shaded rear lot. Call Dupont
5S25 to inspect
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GREENWICH FOREST.

Owner Transferred Out of the City.
Desires to Sell
Colonial OF the finest traditional design
is this lovely large home 1t is situated
on a beautiful lot containing over 10000
square feet. First floor: Large living rm.
with open wood-burning fireplace. dining
room, kitchen, dining alcove. den and Law
atory. large sun porch. 2nd floor: large
bedrooms, baths: attic Basement: Com
plete maids rm. and bath. furnace and
laundry room. This home is less than .
yrs. old It is superbly built of the finest
materials available and will endure for
generations Its low price merits your
immediate investigation.
1904. or come TO exhibit home, 5105 York
lane
DI 9OSO CAFRITZ 14th and K Sts
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RUY LIKE RENT

right in town, New 7-room brick semi
bungalow with all modern improvements.
built-in garage, tile bath modern kitchen:
ROGERS. owner. Hyatts 49,: ewes. Gr
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
COTTAGE CITY

a large, thoroughly reconditioned home
with plenty of space for . big family. Con-
tains bedrooms and 2 complete baths.
bath. Large living room with fireplace
and fully screened front porch. Kitchen
WITH pantry. light dining room and first
age space. Automatic oil heat. Full base.
ment with laundry room and work bench.
ms home can be bought on most reason.
dress. Wisconsin 62SA or Emerson 26l0.
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I AM A HOME

brick bungalow of 5 rooms and bath
7 am located on lot 75'x16T. have oil
because want a happy owner. My present
owner and family have outgro-, iHe; I
I am worth. know that $3.50 will buy
me, and am going for a down payment of
only 5000. I am located near stores, schools
and transportation in nearby We. I hope
my new owners will appreciate me. If you
would like to come and see me- call me at
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor, Chestnut
/ 241 Oxford OHQR
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$40 $50

This is an outstanding bargain in a
new home. Following the traditional lines
of New Orleans" Colonial with its over
banging porches. this home is situated on
deep tree-shaded lot There is a large
living room with big fireplace. a large light
dining room. knotty pine paneled library
with built-in bookshelves and modern
kitchen with Majestic range, G z. refriger-
ator. double drainboard sink and custom
built cabinets. Upstairs are large bed
rooms and 2 complete tiled baths with
showers, and many closets. The basement
contains paneled recreation room, auto
matte aforementioned heat. laundry trays
toilet and storage space. See 1t and be
convinced OF its value. Call Emerson 261O
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I AM A HOME

:. Of 7 nice rooms and bath. have oak
floors, nice dry basement. laundry trays. oil
than year old and am being offered only
because my happy owner is forced to get
larger home. I can be bousht for less than
me- and am going for a down payment
Of only S1,500.. am located in an ex-.
appreciate me Oh, yes. am brick. and
located in nearby Va. BY the way, forgot
to tell you am near schools. stores and
transportation. If you would like to come
and see me. call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor, Chestnut 1341 or Oxford 279S.
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COIORED-S3 son.

Attractive 5-rm. and bath BUNGALOW.
fun basement. front porch conveniently
located on nice lot. y blk from car line.
$3.50 cash. balance S25 month in one
trust. Ewes. Shep. 1913
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS NE. Lin Os97.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

STORES OR BUSINESS PROPERTY
leased to chain or other responsible tenant.
showing good return. Have cash. What
have you? Full details by letter. GUY
WHITEFORD. Southern Bldg
HAVE CLIENT WITH $4,000 TO INVEST
in apt. house. What have you? Give full
details: including itemized rentals. trust.
price. by letter. Desire listings from own
ers only. GUY WHTTEFORD, Southern
Bldg.
INVESTOR WANTS .. OR FAMILY
condition and reasonably priced. Box
400, Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS.
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
$3.50 MONTH. DISTRICT 1888
Evening star., 1939-07-14

'SoSsS "NNs60 ~ OOts
ANAcosTTA-LIsT YOUR PROPERTY
Natl 1885. A. M RoTH. Temple s7s4.
CASH. 6-l2-RooM HOUSES BRICK OR
frame. white or colored; no comm. A.
FISCHER. $50 18th st. NV. Natl. 1928.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. D. G, only.
Get our price; No commission. Call Mr..
RaSs Ratl a55s N E1es ElahN All iN 7sss soO ST NV
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME,
shRsy shf or ssSa e9I0rea ,siD any c9ndop eose
8 TO S. RMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE; LIKE
cash net E A. GARVEY. 1925 VT. ave.
Dist. 450s. Eve. and Sun, &c. $500.
I personally viii pay cash for your d c.
fo24 Vermont ave Nationsl 44s2.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small; condition immaterial.
R. A HUMPHREYS,
sos No Cap. Realtor. Natl 0s7s.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D, G.
houses. brick or frame. white or colored.
Call or write Mr.. Conner.
Ewes Att. 27oe '' N
HAVE BUYERS FOR INVESTMENT
]. LANE, Jr.
WOODWARD BLDG. NATL. e43s.
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE.
Evenings, Woodley 9271
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1862 BrandVWine st. NV,

250-One of the best residential Sec
tions in D. c., n block from Mass. ave:
q large rooms. attached garage; thoroughly
modern in every respect: lot 50xl10 to
alley. fine place to live. Come out and
see for yourself. Open Emerson 1896.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
THE BOULEVARD,

2I21 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
IarEe. modern downtown building. con-
venient to Govt. ofhces. l room kit. and
Sh Ssh $3.50 to TO ST. A esesrcs f ,ses
Res. mgr. National $3.50.
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g. ohO

New detached brick corner; g large
well-arranged rooms. bath. One block
schools. blocks bus line. 3 blocks shopping
center. Large lot SO IT. wide, wooded
Air conditioned. walls furred. slate roof
nearing completion. Choice Of decora-
tions. This is a good buy. Terms. Call
MR.. FIELDS. Geo 2O42.
Evening star., 1939-07-14

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
$1,000. First commercial. rms. and
bath brick: rent. $40 per mo.
$4,000. g rms. and bath brick; h.-w.h.:
nice lot to alley; second commercial zone.
Rents S42.50 per mo-
$4,000. 2-family fat. rms. and bath.
latrobe heat. Each well rented at SCI
Der mo.
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S4,99O.

CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD.
NEAR COR. 18th AND PENNA. SEE
Colonial front porch, row brick: 6 rooms
and bath. nice yard, full basement, h.-w.h.,
!nclosed rear porch. Worth checking into.
Dist. 7740 Friday until pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-14

PETWORTH.
0emt.Det. Brick.
2 Yrs, old. rooms, 2 baths; modern.
wili sell e rsduesiso1na s1a IN price. Call Mr.
WAPLi & JAMES. NC.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
A RARE BARGAIN.

In . new home in Barnaby Woods section.
AN.brtck. 2-story, Groom, 2h-bath house,
built-in earaEe, automatic air-conditioned
heat; on large lot. Let US show It to you.
Cau j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143
until pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR eehr
LOTS FOR SALE.

CORNER LOT ON FOUR STREETS. AT
bargain price; attractive location; close to
bus: See owner. JOHN M. HAPPEN. 4l5O
William st. Brentwood. Md 17s
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. FOREST
price. GUY WHTTEFORD. Nat. 2432,
COR. BLADENSBURG RID. AND L sT-
1St commercial 2Sx100: will sell or ex-
change for income property MAX KUSH-
NER. Natl 2425. Ewes. Emerson 1886
TWO BUILDING SITES-S75O AND $500
One-acre corner on grade good Sc sec
tion 2 blocks from school, bus and large
park; Branch ONCE. 1901 Alabama ave
Sc, Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Phone
Lincoln 1000 01.o
ADELBERT W. LEE
1913 st; NAV. Dist 1900
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SEMI;pET, I BRICK.

rooms two baths, oil heat. built-ln
ing 20-acre park, only 9 yrs. old and sold
for S12.5O0 Price $3.50. Owner leaving
city. Call for apt. Mr.. Bennett, Geo 229S
WAPLE & JAMES, INC Dist 3346
Evening star., 1939-07-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
I will have available in about thirty
DAYS one Of the finest corner homes in
Glover Park This home will be in new
house condition. 1t contains six lovely
rooms with bath. hot-water heat screened.
caulked. weather-stripped: buit-in garage.
two screened rear porches. large open FIRE
place in living room. This house is equipped
with awnings and Venetian blinds throuah-
out. This home will readily rent from $50
to Ss5 per month Price. Ss.s50: very
easy terms. Phone MR.. TUCKER. RA.
1044.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S7,5O0-TWO BRICK HOUSES, six rooms
and bath each cellars, hot-water heat.
16x100 to wide alley; not far from
Capitol; white tenants at S45 month
each. For sale to settle estate.
Sl3500 - SEMI DETACHED FOUR
FAMILY FLAT. On 50-foot-wide lot in
popular Glover Park. Northwest. 3
rooms, bath and porch each separate
gas heating units in each apt Fully
rented at S169 per month. Will ret
20eo on investment.
SHANNON d LUcHs CO.,
1908 H ST. NV. Natl 2345.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
COLORED, ATTENTION.
IL ROOMS, 9 BATHS.

Near 10Th and California sts This
large, spacious home is substantially built.
FsTaee nest sfa shd 0rek lex
the people OF the professional type or for
the better-class rooming house Call Mr..
Burnside. Dist. 1411. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
92T 18th ST n w
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED 70 ACRES. FAIRFAX
Star. 1ks
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


RED TAPESTRY BRICK, BATH AND BED
room room, nrst floor. No sd can adequately
that will please. Z large rooms, closets, 3
paths, modern throughout. Delightful
lawns. trees, shrubbery and porches. Beau
tilui setting. Finest materials and con-
strqction. One acre of land. fences, out
BUILDINGS. Drive out Brookville I'd. one
mile or more before reaching Olney Inn.
STOP at our sign. Make yourself acquaint-
co. inspect this unusual, magnificent home.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.,
Shen Alo3 eve 32dR
Evening star., 1939-07-14
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOTS OR ACREAGE VICINITY
Bethesda or Silver Spring. also row-house
lots eny, good section Of D. C. See or write
Mr. Walter,
925 18th St NV. Natl o1on
Evening star., 1939-07-14
BUY LIKE RENT
SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT.

DON'T WISH FOR A PLACE-CALL FOR
DATA Big. select exclusive list; reduced
price, terms, rent, few for traoe. Farms,
acreage, shore cottages. estates, on Bay
and nearby rivers. Fair Haven Cliffs for
SOC on dollar cost; terms. See Capt.
Taylor. shore front. N E. RYON CO.. 1915
N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907.
Evening star., 1939-07-14

WOODBRIDGE
This semi-detached brick home contains
9 large rooms full bath on each floor,
Venetian blinds. copper cutters and down.
spouts, oil heat with summer and winter
hookup. kitchen beautifully equipped.
This home so arranged 1t could easily be
converted into 2-family home Lot $50 it.
deep. For information call Mr. REAVIS,
Dist. 300. or Rand 774h after pm
Evening star., 1939-07-14
BUNGALOW-11a ACRES.

Concrete road. Nd. rooms and bath,
cellar. h.-w.h.. front porch, garage; shade
and flowers; quick possession; $3, $50;
acres. Montgomery County: beautiful level
ground. highly cultivated. on cement road:
Price. $3.50. Easy terms. Cali Warins.
J. HARRIS ROGERS. Hyattsville 463; eve
ninRS or Sunday. Greenwood 2332.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
BEVERLY HILLS.
Sc 450

New Diet. brick home on wooded lot. Il
min. from Capitol; 3 bedrms., ultramoderl
kit bath large screened porch: convenien
stores churches, schools Chestnut 1924
Evening star., 1939-07-14

81 lots, Is building sites. All facing on
an avenue. includes . small houses. excel
lent low rental property. Located in Md.
Park, Md; "a mile from D. c. line. Out
Central ave. Call Dec. 0054-M. after pm.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC, Dist. 3346.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

:3s.70s FIT. COLUMBIA PIKE AND
Courthouse rd.: suitable high-class homes
or apt! overlooks. Washington: all I'm
t pr9ysments: 30c fl reas. terms. G.; p.
Va. Chestnut 1850.
MASS. AVE. ExTD-IMPORTANT.
Very fine. small tract: ripe acreage:
strictly ripe. Call Columbia 1855.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
1434 HARVARD ST. NV.

(REDUCED RENTS.
rms. kit. breakfast rm.. bath and
porch. $3.50
3 rooms. kit. bath. S45 to $3.50.
Electric Refrigeration
Resident Manager on Premises
GOSS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

16,5O0 SO: FIT, 66-FT. FRONTAGE, WITH
railroad siding available: price Sl.5O #:
assessed at So Close in. GUY WHITE
FORD. Natl o43o
Evening star., 1939-07-14

rooms. baths cleo. sun porch: high
elevation: 81 500: terms. ERWIN REALTY
CO. call Hyattsville 165. Eve. Greenwood
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COLONIAL TERRACE.

New semi-detached homes: 8 and 4
large rms; front, back and sleeping porches;
conven. to bus. school, transp. and Colonial
VILLAGE market: minutes drive to Consti-
tuition ave. Open evenings until q. Follow
sign at Wilson blvd. and N. Oak st. to 1900
N Ode ST Arlington, Va
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WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St. NV District 3346.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
S11.85O.
TRUE VAIIJE
FORECLOSED BUNGALOW.

Here's your opportunity to buy with a
very small down payment . practically new
home. completely reconditioned; 5-room
brick, tiled bath, large attic, built-in garage
on lot 70x150. Call J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Met. 1143 to pm.
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! ArDEG

oOO-ft. frontage on paved road: rooms.
bath. elec.. hwd floors floored attic, full
basement, buit-in garage. = chicken houses.
$3.50. terms.
5 rooms. bath. INV h.. cleo, oity water
garage. level lot. S1x1O0 ft, fenced; "
block car line: 81 500; terms.
Evening star., 1939-07-14

In row house in a most unusual location.
surrounded by Government parks; a very
high elevation and marvellous view: x6.750
up. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met.
Evening star., 1939-07-14
NEW CENTER ENTRANCE DETACHED
BRICK-UNUSUAL VALUE.

4509 WARREN ST NV
6 rooms, bath. basement lavatory. knotty
pine finished clubroom screened rear porch
opening OF living room: slate roofs, copper
cutters and spouts; furred. insulated and
metal her-stripped: street. curb gut
ter, sidewalk and alley in. Open and
lighted until pm
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV District 3346
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-06
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Jefford left for Teller & American CT early Thursday morning taking 2 passengers & express, after returning left for Ungalik and Unalakleet with two passengers and express and is due back in Nome this evening.
 Pilot Mirow returned with two passengers and mail from Fair banks Thursday evening. Also brot express.
 Pilot Martin returned from Kotzebue with three passengers and left soon after making a round trip to Candle with Dr Hughes and express also return ing late in the evening.
 Pilot Mirow left for American CT. with Lloyd Root and wife & will make another trip to carry two more passengers and mail this afternoon.
 The trip set for Anchorage has been postponed until Sunday or Monday morning and will retorr the same day.