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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Fourth OF July Will Be
General Holiday Here
Business Generally To
Suspend Entire Day;
No Special Observance
of Occasion in Pros
pect.

Business, as usual, will come to &
virtual standstill here tomorrow fol
The annual Fourth of July holiday
Nearly all establishments will take
4 full day.
Banks will be closed for the entire
day. as will railroad freight offices
public offices and most wholesale
and retail concerns. The post office
will also take full holiday, with no
deliveries either in the city OF coun-
". though the general delivery and
stamp window will be open for the
usual onc-nour period, from III to II
Il. m.
No particular observance of the
day has been provided, except that
the holiday will be had. Many pco-
ole planned 10 go away late this
afternoon to spend the holiday, and
some expected to head for the beach
cS or other resorts within easy driv-
ing distance.
In some instances visitors will be
in the city, and some groups have
arranged for picnicS to be held al
convenient places.
Stores which usually observe We'd
n2Sday afternoon as a holiday dur
ing the summer months were open
for the usual business hours this aft
clnOOn on account Of the full holiday
tomorrow.
Drug stores and food establish
mcnts viii be open for part Of the
time Thursday.
Fourth Of July is one Of the three
holidays of the year when there is
virtually unanimous action in SUI,
pending regular business.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Tax Books
Are Being
Prepared

Tax books for l94O-4l collections
are being written up at the court
house for the county's records dur
ing the coming year, but the rate mas
not yet been fixed.
The scroll books and the ledgerS
are being prepared, with names OF
individuals and corporations BENG
written in. The rate is not applied
to the assessments to determine tax
obligations as yet, but efforts are
being made to have the work as lar
advanced as possible by the time the
county commissioners adopt the new
budget and set the rate.
The general county budget has
been virtually completed, and has
been adopted tentatively.
Agreement has also been reacneo
by the County Board Of Education on
the school budget, but the commits
sioncrS have not passed unon THESE
expenditures. When this will be done
was not definite today. but the com,
miSsioncrs will likely hold a called
meeting in the near future to take
final action. After that the rate VIII
re set and computing of tax accounts
will begin, also tho preparatlon OF
receipts to be furnished to property
owners when payments are MADE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Dry, Clean
Cotton Pays

College Station, Raleigh, July g.
II is worth about $685. net per
bale to dry and clean damp or wet
cotton, says j. G. Ferguson, EXten-
sion cotton gin specialist of N. {.
State College, This is on the basis
of gin results tabulatcd for the past
season.
"a summary Of gin reports in
North Carolina shows that the fuel
cost per bale for drying cotton
amounts to less than 20 cents, while
the value of bale of dry and clean
cotton averaged S4.15 more than
damp, dirty cotton" he said. I'm
Georgia and other states the average
increase in value is even higher"
Last year, 1874 bales of damp or
wet cotton were dried by .. North
Carolina gins having drying equip
mcnt. In addition, 9,035 bales were
improved by passing them through
drying machinery with little or no
heat.
Ferguson pointed out that the gin
capacity is increased more than 20
percent by drying damp or wet cot
ton. He said approximately $4,000
of the 40l228 bales produced in the
State in 1889 were harvested green,
damp, or wet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
MIR. Peace Assumes Duties
As President Of Rotary
Other Officers Also
Take Over for Year;
Musical Program Pro
vided; Pin Presented
to Retiring President
Jones.

S. T. Peace was induc1Cd mic u.-
flee as president Of the HonGn,...
Rotary club at the weekly uua.
meeting at the Vance hotci ug.-
day evening. other Officers vino ..n
recently elected also a$Suaru- '..
duties al the same time. Ar. Poe.
succeeds II. J. Jones. who ,'r.ir
president Of the club tho past v....
William Bailey became vice pre-.
dent, and T. f. Shaw begin nra
term as secrctary-rcaSurcr. an .-
lice he has held virtually since g..
club came into existence na...y
twenty years ago. The board O.. a-
rcctors will consist Of the three u.-
ficcrs and W. b. BeaSicy, T. G..
Flanagan, r. J. Jones and II f.
Legg.
r. G.. Kittrcll. member Of the club
with d perfect attendance record g..
l8 years, presented Mr.. Jones VII.
the retiring presidents PIN. H pa:
ed Mr.. Jones for the work he lad
done, and declared ne had been flo
most an ideal executive and pro .-
ing officer.
Mr.. Jcncs made his report for the
year, showing healthy growpa =
membership, with roster now o.:
~.
In addition to the installation cc.,-
monies, the club had a musical puu-
gram given by Roy Moore. iio.E
Keller and Bobby and Harry Jo.n-
son.
MIR. Shaw made his annual rcp.,
as secretary. and showed that c,uD
finances were in excellent condition.
The average attendance for the yn0.
was 65.i7 percent OF the mclaDc-
ship.
Miss EfGic Louise Flanagan, SID
dent in d New York art school. Was
Il guest Of her father at the mcctn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Henderson
People At
Oxford Day
Band Marches and Is
Well Received; Thou
sands See Parade and
Pageant and Hear
Addresses; Exhibits
Viewed.

Manv Henderson people attended
the celebration in Oxford today Oh
the one hundrcdth anniversary OF
the completion OF the court house,
and many others attended the pa2-
cant last night entitled, "GranVIIlc
County Through the Years.
The Henderson high school band
was one of the most prominent and
among the best received units in the
parade at II o'clock this morning,
which was viewed by d crowd estl-
mated at we'll over 5000 persons
The line of march was through the
principal business streets, which
were lined with great throngs, and
second story windows were filled
with onloOkcrs.
In the parade also was Company
c of Henderson, National Guard in
fantry unit, with majority Of its
enlisted personnel and officers in the
line Of march.
Numerous floats depicted days long
gone, especially the horse and buggy
days and the types Of vehicles IN use
then. BY contrast, many 1910 MODE
automobiles were in evidence. CLUBS
and other agencies entered brilliant
~ decorated floats.
This afternoon speaking hac
been arranged at the square, and
GovernOr-nomincc J. M. Broughton
Of Raleigh, was TO be heard.
The historical pageant that was
given Tuesday night is to be repeat
ed tonight, and numerous Hcndcr-
son people arc expected 10 be present
again for that presentation.
After the parade the high school
band dispersed for dinner, and was
to give concert on the platform al
the square this afternoon. The band
shared honorS with the Oxford high
school band, which is much younger
and which gave a good account OF
itself.
Universal comment was that the
parade was a highly crcditable I'M
dertaking, fitting for the occasion and
well designed and carried out.
Those who saw the pageant were
highly pleased with its general mo-
tive and its historic value. 1t has
been arranged by the same produc-
ing company that is to be engaged
for the Henderson centennial ccle-
bratiCn in 1941.
Numerous relics and antiques OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. Who was called the Maid OF
Orleans"
,. The members of what military
organization are called Devil Dogs"
3. How would you say IT'LL we
meet again" in French.
4. Customs collections are made
by the Commerce. Interior or the
Treasury Department?
5. Are the Moons phases caused
by its rotation on its axis, or its re-
volution around the earth?
S. What is the name Of the type OF
dive-bOmbng planes used by the
Germans in The Netherlands and
Belgium?
!. Joe Louis has fought five for
mer heavyweight champions. Name
them.
8. Which country has been called
The Land Of the RoSc?"
10. Four Bells in the morning
watch is what time?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Dickie To Speak At
COfC Meet Aug. |
Manager of Southeast
ern Division of Nation
al Organization Will
Address G e e r a |
Meeting of Local Or
ganization.

I. p. Djckie. manager OF the south
eastern division OF the United States
Chamber of Commerce. VIII denver
the principal address at general
meeting OF the Henderson Chamber
of Commerce on Thursday, AuSuS'
/ i WAS announced today by Smith
II. Young. secretary OF the local or
sanitation. The place and hoir o!
the meeting have not yet been oe-
cided upon. Young said.
Mr.. Dickie has been in business
organization work for more than %
wears and has probably visited more
NShaNbcrS OF commerce ana SltNilat
organizations throughout the SOUTH
east than any other indlrIduaL he
served as secretary OF the tampa
Florida. Chamber OF Commerce toi
II wears and left that city 70 open the
southeastern office OF the nationai
organization when il was establish
ed in Atlanta in 1929.
Dcvotjng mitch OF his time to ma
tioual affairs. Mr.. DiCkie is thor
oughly acquainted with many OF TO-
DAYS most important legislative
problems affecting business. and ne
has the reputation and ability to
discuss iutclljgcntlv the important
business and civic question OF wide
spread general interest.
Secretary Young said that the
meeting planned for August will
be q dinner meeting which all MEM
be,.. of the Chamber of Commerce
are expected to attend and to which
a LARGE number of guests will be in
vitod. Purpose of the meeting. he
said. is to stimulate interest in the
work being carried on by the local
oraauization and to promote further
industrial and business expansion OF
the city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
BILL BRAGG TAKEN
AFTER TWO YEARS
ABC Officers Sought Bragg
In Connection With
Still Possession

Bill Bragg, who ABC Officer j..
c. Champion said today has been
sought for the past two years on a
charge of manufacturing illicit WhiS-
ky and transporting an Illicit Whis-
Ky StI on a truck, was captured
Tuesday afternoon about ) o'clock
at his home between CokeSbury and
Mddleourg.
ABC Officer L. A. Jackson. and
\. T. [. Officers of Raleigh, captured
Bragg.
Champion said Bragg was taken
to Raleigh Jail to await trial in the
next term Of Federal court. Bragg,
the officer said. has already been in
dicted on the charge by a Federal
grand jury.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
SERVICE TONIGHT
AT PRESBYTERIAN

The mid-wcck service tonight at
the First Presbyterian church Will
DC IN the nature Of preparatory
crvica for the sacrament OF the
Lords Supper which will be obscrN-
ed next Sunday morning. Special
announcement Of this service was
made last Sunday, the congregation
icing urged to take advantage OF it.
The minister OF the church Will be
N charge and will deliver medita-
ton from the subject Seeing Jesus.
There will be Il meeting of the SEES
sion OF the church following this
service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
CELIA HARRIS TO BE
INFERRED FRIDAY

Celia Harris, widow OF Haywood
Harris, colorcd, died at her home this
morning on Vaughan street, it was
SAID today.
Funeral services will be conduct
cd Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from Shiloh Baptist church, with in
tcrnCnt in Blacknall cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
From Newport News

Mrs. N. E. Falkner, Mrs. Green
Faulkner, Mrs. f. H. Falkner, Mrs. NJ
F.. Faulkner and little son, Ronald,
nave returned from a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Falincr. OF newport
News, Va, and also visited Buckroe
Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
COTTON BLOOMS IN
KITTRELL SECTION

S. +. Floyd. well known Nc2p
farmer OF route ,. kittrcll, brought
in three cotton blooms today from
his fields. the first to reach the
Daily Dispatch office from that see
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Library To Close

Thursday. July i. the H. Leslie
Perry Memorial Library viii be cIp--
ed in observance Of the day. All
books due on that date will be con-
sidered due Friday, July 5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
TWO CHARGES UP
IN COUNTY COURT

Two charges were disposed Of at
today'> session of county court. Will
Recorder L. F.. Clements presiding
Robert Vann, Negro. was guilty OF
assault with deadly weapon, 4
brick. and was given 60 days. SIT
Spendcd upon payment of the costs.
and staying away from Sam Vann'S
house for the next two years.
: David Lee Foster, Negro. was not
guilty of assault.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03

the past century were on display in
the show windows Of Oxford bust
ness establishments, and attracted the
attention of many of the thousands
of visitors in town for the event.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Back AT LcggCtt's

D. J. Mcdonald, who has been out
for the past month, due to an opera
ton, has resumed his duties at Leg
gets Department Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03

Granted Liccnsc-IICrman Harold
Blaska and Dora Jennctte Miller. d
Richmond. Va, couple, obtained
license to we'd at the Vance Registry
office Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Has Operation.

Mrs. L. @. Arnold underwent an
operation for appendicitis Tuesday
morning at Maria Parham hospital,
and was said to be getting along as
well as could be expected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
MIR. Stewart Sick.

Hamilton Stewart, who has been
sick at his home on route : for the
east three weeks, remains about the
same. it was said today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03
Mr.. Stewart I'll

Hamilton Stewart who has been Ill
IT his home the past three weeks
rnm2ins in abort tho same condltlch'
j: wa reported! today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-03

External education begins the pro-
cess of Misunderstanding, and self
( iucaticl Cor2p.3i55 it.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door trunk sedan;
ittle used by careful owner; not to be dis
hydrsuies,, GOOD rubber: SS47 Butier
sGndef nW 6stret hse BIB 3 Butler Inc 1lal alst ST.
PLYMOUTH 80 de luxe tr. sed.: little
used: S495: terms. CO. 61s6-M. Dealer.
PLYMOUTH. model p B., convertible coupe.
perfect condition. new paint; sacrifice, sos.
Mr.. Jerman. MI. 11O2.
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible coupe; driv-
en- 700 miles; substantial deduction for
immediate sale. Woodley 1928.
PLYMOUTH 1884 convertible coupe: Just
the car for the top-down season at hand,
splendid all,alound condition. good rubber;
n. Z ave. ne Hobart sois. go % Gnu
PLYMOUTH 1887 coach: finish and up
hhosteTy no., Ii. very clean smooth thrifty .aotor;
s dsss in Slns to Eosan ssS
Motor Co. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. D1. 5s17.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan sedan impossible to find a cleaner or
town, radio and hes s Ter . s5a9 g must must be BE-
seen to be appreciated Logan Motor Co.,
18th and M SITS. NV. D1 5sl7.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe coupe; clean as
ciall price Of $3.50 for quick sale, Don't
ian to snap this up. Logan Motors. 354O
M h4th ,I;5 s; NV District 5631. Ask for car
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door trunk
draullc brakes fostins e' power economy. %Hsi ny
Pcs 9ect,v tlres unusually clean. performs per
''''' 81 u IF FRANK sSS SMALL, sNls Jr..
1853 Pa. Ave ofs Sc Peasf' IL ao77.
PhGYMoUTH pi, k1'IT 1899 4-door de, luxe sedan
ma macu,a1e t,fr condition throuEhout; one-owner
fSt s?S sSss !srm'
I""o I4th ST NV NO 2.9S. NO. 1419
PboNTlAc bssSar Ssla 1899 2;door sedan. s-cyl radio
neesiSr neetieut s0tS Mo s4Sl s9Hd Pontiac 1921 Con-
PC bpoNIiAc vi 1913; I'D @2-door sedan s-cyl. used
soN11AG sseSI Gmscnis ls3s 70 a.door touring sedan
42:1 Connecticut Wo s4dl~. ~ ''~'
PONTIAC NH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
td i .uuu miles original owner being trans
ike aneSs eSeeest pse ea sh
Must see to appreciate Seryiced regularly
S4:'5. Box l56-X. Star.
poNTIAc sr,NsI 1910 de luxe Is" door sedan;
Pontiac l4a7 Irving St NV -
PONTIAC 1898 coupe; black factory fin-
lsh Clean velour upholstery, best mechani-
sarsnteed a 9fne. and "a tTeS bargain price $40
Motor Co, 18th and NJ sts. NV. DI ST.
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe 2-door trunk sedan:
attractive maroon, immaculate inside and
4 Sa ''PIGp fu meehanss 95eeT be, Tei
SALES, 20ls 14th NV. Dupont 555}.
PONTIAC 1910 coupe with full inside
seat; used 1000 miles: immaculate: new
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO. s4O1.
STUDEBAKER 1897 4-door sedan; radio;
cyl; Navy CAPTAINS car: immaculate
10 tiood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut
motor overhsuled, tires, paint and interior
very sood; $50 cash. Hobart 2O42
SIUDEBAkER 1894 Dictator g 4-door se-
gan: reduced 20 Sa5. SCHLEGEL a.
D. c Randolph s4l6
Evening star., 1940-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUD,EBAKER s. uI,E,s 1887 coupe. e-cyl.: lm:
maculate; $3.50. Flood Pontiac. 1921
Connecticut. Wo s4O1.
srUDEBAKER E I.Eo, ,3s Pres. Convertible sedan;
nth Motors, 1922 Pa. ave. Sc
siT5uDsPtRER 5Issl hS5I u, 1899 Commander sedan:
lessly clean inside. tiptop Mechanical
order: fine tires, will serve long and
well at minimum upkeep: S597. Butler
bonded Lee D. Butler, Inc, 112l 2lst
st. NV. District 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator coupe, custom
ri.a0 radio and @ heater heater finish and upholstery
motor. smart personal car and thrifty
LOT business use; 1897. Lee D. Butler. Inc,
III u st st. NV. District 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1899 President cruising se-
dan; black powerful, efrcient straight
age BY careful owner; S745; full guarantee.
FEDERAL MOTOR SALES. 2O1s 14th NV.
Dupont 5553.
WILLYs de luxe sedan, heater; 80 mi ral-
Ion: sacrifice. S249; terms $40 cash SIS
mo. Roper. 1880 R. I. ave. ne. 2s'
WLLYS 1898 de luxe sedan. heater; oriEi-
ma! owner finest condition; 80 miles Eallon.
Roper, ] 130 r. I ave ne 2ss
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Small Investment BARGAINS

Brick-:| families, mr. 9Th and R. I ave
NV: mo- income, sos. Price, $4,000.
Terms TO suit.
Brick-K st, nr N. Capitol families,
! rms. bath each: mo. income, STD
Price. S4,35n.
BIick-Nr NAVY Yard; :, families. > rms,
XII each: mo income, 81. Price. $3.50
BunealoW oframel. TaFoma Park
rms. bath; rented for 81 30 10 same ten
ant since 1896 Price ~f.l1n. with sub
stantial down payment
HOME REALTY co.
oOf 10Th ST n " Republic l33.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE HAVE OWNERS WHO ARE WILLING
to erect commercial BUILDINGS IN Arlington
County. Va. Consult us about location and
details 1901 Columbia pike ] WESLEY
BUCHANAN, CHI l34l, l13: st, NV
Evening star., 1940-03-28

CORNER STORE

On main business artery: :'3- IT. front;
leased .or ) years to national chain mer-
camille store; tenant pays heat and light
bills: will show approximately 12e, net
on equity Investment S10,00o cash re-
quired Al conservative investment. Call
n
Evening star., 1940-03-28

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

FOR LEAsE-PRIVATE TROUT STREAM,
GpshH one,hslf mile ,, Of LITTLE HUNTING
Frederick Co. LANCELOT tAC0TES,
SMITHBURG. MD. Phone 80, 31s
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
WILL, SACRTFICE

cape Cod home in unusual setting vestibule
nall entrance with coat closet and phone
booth. spacious living room 13x23la, large
bedroom or, study with bath off living
room de luxe kitchen, large screened
porch off dining ROOM screened back porch
ieadlne TO sarase. md foor-2 huge bed
rooms with 3 closets in each room, tile
bath and shower, large sun deck Located
on large wooded lot. Shown by appoint
ment nnt only; BEVERLY REALTY CORP,
.t:.u1 MI. Vernon ave. Temple 5591.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

5000 CONNECTICUT AVE. OPPOSITE
zoo entrance; l0x42. with kitchen: ideal
location for grill, etc. Apply once or
phone Adams $500
Evening star., 1940-03-28
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sIX-APARTMENT BU1LDING-oNE-H HALF
square from Connecticut ave. and st. NV.
s2 sS;s $50 year: This desirable location makes
W sboH by Pr1
those bona fide interested Substantial
MAR6 sasR feSured Phens Mr. TAM
s45 as eSeninss' SANV VS. E2GsS ssos co. Na''0ha'
LARGE OR SMALL INVESTMENT PROP
teeted H. E RElNER CO., loi4 X st.
APARTMENTmA A ART Eea COUNT 20 BuILp1Na n
ments Annual rental Slolon. Estimated
300. at BEITZELL'S.
AtNS;AcosT1A ANA. = FAMILY BRICK Flat,
NA Wy 9e3d DF'Fs sls S5aoa" woodward BIDS Is Ni II
GEoRGEToWN-BRIcK. 8 R: AND p H.
VIII, elec: Price, $3.50 Rented 500 per
S547; balance. S3sol per month; on an
investment of 81 900 HUGH B CONNER,
a,,srl aGi 18th St St, NV Republic 4'do' Eve
WE HAVE JUST LISTED SEVERAL A.
family apt buildings in good sections that
can be bought right Each building shows
fSsslIsn DHSIs CO.. 'nysismsa5 NE aa5 return FLOYD E.
A GOOD INCOME WITH, SAFETY!
S', 5o--Six-room and bath brick in good
condition. Hot-water heat, electricity.
Rented to colored at 81 30 per month.
5000 PER MONTH INCOME = PRICE
S6.350-Two-famil fiat. near 4th and
Park rd.; five rooms and bath each;
separate entrances: separate heating
plants White tenants.
Semi detached brick four family flats.
Only Two left Modern buildings. SOME
APARTMENTS HAVE TWO BED
ROOMS; paneled halls; central oil
heat, insulation Newly developed white
community. Rentals over $500 VI.
each. Reduced price. only 81 ! 800.
SHANNON < LUCHS CO,
1908 H ST NV National @343.
INVESTORS. ATTENTION
7'33 Fla, ave n.e.--SIX rooms. bath
h.-wh, Priced to sell Bareain. Mr.
Orem, GE 4639, WAPLE e. JAMES. Inc.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

DESIRABLE CORNER sToRE-sUITABLI
beauty parlor, cleaning store or shoe shop
cheap rent. 80 l4th ST. Sc. IL 932S.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

MI. PLEASANT CORNER - EXCELLENT
location Tor delicateSsen or dining room.
Address OWNER. 1063 31st st. NV, or
phone Woodley 6o3O ~
Evening star., 1940-03-28
ATTENTION.!
$4,000

COLORED-1"56 HAML1N ST NE
S. 1.95U-Thoroughly reconditioned, dctach-
ed; large rooms attic, cellar. INV h.;
COLORED-6-RM. BATH BRICK. H-WH
81 600, terms. Good investment MADISON
REALTY CO., National 1871.
COLORED, 1900 MARYLAND AVE Ne
Attractive brick corner : large rms and
bath: newly dec. only $500 cash. balance
like rent must act quickly. URCIOLO
REALTY CO, Me. 4aii
COLORED-S},',,50- = DETACHED BRICK
s rms, bath, stove heat, elec., lot .5Nl64
Facing public park sc Few blocks below
CAPITOL. Rented for So 80 per mo; Good
investment. Ewes phone Temple l16S.
L. I. GRAVATTE.
s9a 18th ST Realtor MA 0153
CCLOEED-HOAIE OR INVESTMENT.
la'' Hamllr q. ne. in Brookand--
Convenient TO cars and buses: rooms
snd bath, bedroom OF st floor: oil heat.
large lot Price. S'.:;nn N C. HINES
& SONS. Investment Bldg. d. 71b9, or
call Mr. Martin
Evening star., 1940-03-28

. LOCAT1ON-2,1 100
ter tenant n9ST Spa space; W,.o wiil improve to suit
PAGE & STOTTLEMYER, 2SOl Wilson
blvd Oxford 14lS
Evening star., 1940-03-28

QUICK End TRUST LOANS
IO 2. MD IVA. HOME OWNERS
Colonial Investment Co.
80 7 81. NV. DI $3.50 ..
Evening star., 1940-03-28

DODGE 1886 4-door sedan: in fine con-
dition mechanically. safe hydraulic brakes,
clean interior, will give you many thou
sands of miles of excellent service: S325
PACKARD, 24th and N sts. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1940-03-28
1924 H ST. NE,
ONT " - CET

Lowest price new houses for colored III
city Small down payment. balance like
rent. Furnished sample house open 10
an. to 10 pm. 81.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

BUICK 1899 club convertible coupe; gum
metal factory finish. custom radio and
heater, Whlte-wall tires. like new in every
respect; Ss45: full guarantee FEDERAL
MOTOR SALES, 20lS l4th NV. Dupont
Evening star., 1940-03-28

DODGE 30 4-door sedan; radio and heat
er; $525 GO. Grifhth Motors, 1922 Pa.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LINcOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan: ex-
ceiient black nnish, with 5 very good white
nne condition.; low price; NOW $475.
PACKARD, gath and N sts. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1940-03-28

DODGE 1899 coupe: low mileage, good con-
dition: private owner Alexandria 331 M
Evening star., 1940-03-28
ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
wanted IN exchange for new six-room
brick; IN best section of Arlington Box
SID. Star. 2S'
100 TO $50 ACRES IN VA. 30 TO As
miles D C.. Must be mostly wooded with
nice stream oxford O515
Evening star., 1940-03-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1895 sedan delivery: S1fO; i'm.
maculate condition. Flood Pontiac 422
Connecticut. WO S401.
FORD 1898 stake. pickup; all-steel closed
mechanically: S4o5: guaranteed Hill &
Tibbitts, l1l4 Vermont ave MA $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1898 pickup; safety steel
body hydraulics, floating power economy
anteed. Hill & Tibbitts, lila Vermont
ave. MA $3.50.
g. NJ. c. 1-ToN PANEL, 1886. SS5 4s4a
Mass ave. NV.
CHEVROLET '36 lla-ton; in perfect con-
dltlon' green sticker: bargain. $500