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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

FOOTBALL
Hundreds of mole-skinned He
brew warriors fought the battle
of the gridiron during the past
year. Gone were those spine-ting-
ling dashes and wall-crashing
bucks of such stalwarts as Sid
Luckman and Marshall Goldberg.
Gone from the collegiate ranks
and with them they took some of
the aura of a better day. But
these two Jewish athletes, like so
many others, had merely traded
their amateur tickets for profess
sional berths and were still to be
seen in the land.
The colleges produced another
grand crop Of pigskin performers
who were outstanding for their
alma matters. And though not one
received the universal acclaim
that was the reward of a Benny
Friedman, a Barney Mintz,
Luckman or a Goldberg, theirs
was the accolade of the millions
of fans and their own loyal sup
porters. The broken field running
of Gottlieb Of Rutgers; the line
bucking of Bob Moser of Texas
A and NJ the pass-snaring Of
Finklestein of Brown-a three
year man; the front-line barrage
laid down by Captain-Elect Harry
Newman of Alabama's Crimson
Tide, rated tn m the praise of
spectators. There were hundreds
and hundreds of Jewish football
players on college and university
elevens. 1t is impossible to men
ton them all here. Outstanding
were: Mendlesohn, Goldberg, Sherr
and Kaplan in the backfields of
Pennsylvania, Buffalo, Washing
ton and Tulane. On the line, Mon
sky of Nebraska, Levy of Mime
sofa, Alter of Penn State, Hirsh-
orn and Stack of Yale, Miller of
N.Y.U., Roth of Cornell, Krieger
of Dartmouth and Stern of Buck
nell.
But if the Jewish athlete wasn't
as spectacular on the gridiron as
his brethren of previous years, the
spectacle was clearly visible on
the professional field, to which
these very same brethren had
travelled. Qn years past they had
been listed in the honor rolls men
toned above.) Since professional
football received its greatest sup
port this past year and enjoyed
its most profitable year, it is in
tereSting to note some of the
Standouts among the Jewish pros.
We list what we believe to be the
strongest eleven, even though it
does not include all the Jews in
the professional ranks:
Dick Plasman, Right End, Chi
cagO Bears, Vanderbilt.
Leo Disend, Right Tackle,
Brooklyn Dodgers, Villanova.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27
* } 9 !! Y: 3! IS
BY NORRIS WIENER
Southern Jewish Weekly Sports Correspondent
The Year In The World of Sports

All hail the cOnquerOr! Make ready the laurel wreath
for the champions among the Sons of Israel.
The activities Of the Jewish athletes during the past
500 have Illuminated the annals of the athletic
with remarkable record of scinatng performances Their
achievements thrilling. We saw newcomers nscribe
their the honor scrolls of athletes in letters Of
sweat and skill Old faces marched BY tOO-their
still emblazoned the purple banners of champions.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

it, Michigan.
Sid Weiss, Right Half, Detroit,
Michigan.
Marshall Goldberg, Fullback,
Cardinals, Pittsburgh.
BASEBALL
A mere handful of six Jewish
baseball players appear in tn e
lineup of the American and the
National Leagues but, as in the
past, these performers in the ma
tional pastime have lent an add
ed lustre to the game. Strangely
enough this is the first time in
Evening star., 1940-06-23

Nine thousand miles Of scenic splendor That's
what this aluring Grand Circle Tour offers.
Coast to coast, both Fairs New York and San
Francisco-and back again Take two months,
if you wish. Enjoy the New York Fair or the
West hrst-that's up to YOU. The Pennsylvania
will make sure YOU see it all-and that you 60
in greatest comfort on its fine EastWest fleet to
perfect connections at Chicago or St. Louis. For
it provides Luxury Coaches with soft reclining
seats-and the most modern Pullman equipment.
If ever you We thought of rediscovering America,
this is the year the Pennsy lvania the way
Evening star., 1940-06-23

This lovely dress. with its COM
Portable and convenient 'front.'
button style, is dream to wear
with your big hat and cluster
Of flowers on the shoulder 1t
looks so slim. soft and distin-
gulshed on every type of figure,
with shirrings to create a pretty
bodice line and with stitched pleats
in the skirt that break into un-
pressed fullness Pattern No 1899
is designed for sizes IA. Is. 18.
20; 40. AZ and A '32 to a. busD.
Size l6 requires A.. yards of 39-
inch material without nap.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

Everywhere you go-town or
country-on a summer day. this
crlsply tailored, clean-cut shirt
waister will look and feel su-
premely smart Filndoms Martha
Raye displays it for you in striped
cotton with crushed white kid
belt. Pattern No H-344l is de-
signed for sizes -. IA. Is. 18, 20
and 40 80 to 40 BUST. Size IA
requires a. yards Of 35-inch ma
terlal; Az yards with short sleeves.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


S5s n NORWOOD, ,ARL1NdToN, Va
S37 30: heat, light, gas incl: See after s.
CHERRYDALE va RMS. KIT. PVT;
ehsstnus efsa DSt 744 spts.n's: over stores sSS Call
97OI. COLUMBIA PIKE. ARLINGTON
rm.. kit y. furn.: elec. refg.. ami; on 1Oc
bus line; 15 min. downtown. Gentiles
HYATTsVILLE, II PERCY sT.-UNFUR-
Phoae se areen%ood TSad a5aaJ lfhsne''e 'e"'-0a'n'
ALEX, VA, MT VERNON GARDENS. 715
South WashinGton ST., on Mt. Vernon blvd.
Esatai Isc s45 5ex snd e4s3 NA SRoRE ss
bus. SHOPPING center; $50. sH 235o-J
TAKONdA PARK, 6O7 GARLAND AVE-
sssa aSMGsrfE rf2Ri SE8LrY snd coRp Ssie MI
End 4 apt: elec. heat, furn'; $3.50 per 81,
no Also 5-rm. apt. ami. in rev brick
apt. house: gar. avail. Berwyn 3s.-W.
ENGLISH EN- .n,Eara. BASEMENT 5ss rms Ak K
lshs : Adults: ssa' ata' EN-. EN- 7fss H n00'S' sun"
RIyERDALE, MD, 3 BEALE AVE-FUR-
tEaseTftGs nGed i4s,% sSol'ns system. Re's cTesn
NICE, LARGE. RMS, UNF, PVT. BATH,
EioIErr ss4s 'ss s4th IT. st.. v'' Mt sH' Rainier.
TAKoMA PARK, MD, 107 CEDAR AVE
heat nSS po1ch s4so oS sSefn sSef sDTns 1aah AUTO
NE NEW 1n,!4ass APT; B5PGTNEARgY 5pe4 W; We
M6DEFN y,i'55sS sd 1sau3tSI residences Zen
s$ss;; $snsSsss4 5s$2sSb sS
Zoo wilson siSlei Eva l4r Az Duy Va NHiLAMG III
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Nenr Rooaspelf Hia

wear NOOSeVeN HtG0
a312 Georgia Ave. NV.
S42.5O-Apt. 3-Living room. bed
room, kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration.
42O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
S51.5O-Apt No. 3-LivinE room.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath: elec. stove and refrigerator;
screened rear porch
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Right Downtown, Walk to Work
I4l9 N St. NV. Near Thomas Circle.
4A7 s0-Apt No. Living room.
bedroom. Kitchen and bath:
electric refrigeration free
1925 X St. NV.
SAT .5O-Apt. No. 6-Living room,
bedroom. kitchen and bath.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

4420 YUMA ST NW.-NICELY FURN,
get, rms, baths recreation rm., fin.
iShed attic rm.. scr. porch gar: auto
heat; mr.. schools. on bus line WI 1880
ATTRAC11VELY FURN.. & ROOMS. REAR
screened porch. built-in garage; near
schools and bus. RA 1919 or RIA 4376
GEORGETOWN - ATTRACTIVE. COM
pletely furn house. April to Nov; reason-
able North 694o
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FLATS FOR RENT.

UNFUR: 1927 7th NV: 3 r, B.. S25 80.
1000 7th st: Nv: rms, bath; $50 mo.
M. FRANK RUPERT, 1927 eth st. NV
$3.50. AUTOMATIC HEAT: OR WILL
breakfast rm., lge kit. comb laundry,
tray, sink, tile shower. hdw. floors. New
mouse condition. Conv. locat., mr.. 18th. D
st. cars. Apt. /. 1910 Emerson ne.
Open and lighted evenings
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In RAfiuorfh

Convenient to Schools. Churches.
Transportation Facilities.
337 Delafield Pl. NV.
$56. .OO-Apt. No. Living room.
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration.
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Excellent Location

E1CSIIgHt IOCutIOU
81 Concord Ave. NV.
CAT SO-Apt No. Living room,
bedroom, dinette. kitchen and
bath: screened rear porch elec. re-
frigeration.
5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
SIS. .OO-Apt. No. 103-Living room.
bedroom, dinette. kitchen and
bath; enclosed porch: elec. refrigera-
tion. Available April Is.
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APARTMENTS UNFuRNlsHEp.

APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED.
EXTRA-MODERN DUPLEX,
6012 End st. n.w.-3 rms. din, kit. bath.
shower. porch. yard; Venetian blinds;
NEAR GOVT DEPTS.
.2137 PA AVE. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and bath S30.50
1887 ST. NV.
l room. Kitchen and bath S36. 90
,.,sls 22nd ST NV.
rooms. Kitchen and bath S37 80
2134 ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath S42.6O
3142 o ST NV
3 rooms. bath. auto. h-w.h S45.5O
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
21s1 Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 2112.
SILVER SPRING.
New 3-Bedrm., Corner Apis,
Near Park, Schools, $65 Mo.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
1908 GeorHia Ave. SH. 5100.
1905 B ST. NE.
Two rooms, kitchen. dinette, bath and
screened porch. Newly redecorated. Elec-
trio kitchen.
$45.50.
wM &tf'P II. sAUNDERs TN iSf So CO., oa''1 1iNc.,
1919 st. NV: District 1918.
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BUNGALOW.

Brick bungalow, a large, wooded lot.
l1Xl65 IT.; liv. rm. has stone fireplace;
din. rm. has French doors opening on nag
stone terrace; shaded by lge. oaks; mod.
kit. ? lPe. bedrms., full basement, auto.
neat. Located in pretty NV suburb;
convenient to transportation Price.
S693o. Easy terms can be made for
responsible people. Call Mr Allen Adams
6623, or Emerson 53l0 until pm,
REALTOR. EDWARD R. CARR. BUILDER
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IF YOU MEAN BUSINESS
8 bedrms., . baths. new brick house IN
55estreted onab3 section priced 5sht no
NEW HOME-MT. PLEASANT.
Asso1uE sss5 th sAseaSosLY sas GGlSm1s r. sSSSo
Ii BLOCK North Of. Harvard ST. pu' 7777.
ROOMING HOUSE
bedrms.. 2 with running water; baths
kitchen. oil h.-wh.; Near Wardman Park;
only, Ss,95o. Clear. o'HARE ESTATES,
1909 L NV.
A.eFiss ahss THAE bEisk s,,ys,.s xsAns e OH hear,
sssn Sams F Tsae for es, sss5 sS *
Leg 1isoS M cas sERNsTE1R NJ + M i, CO., ME. s4oo.
PETWoRTH. ,s53 VAN BUREN, ST. NV
Detached house on large, lot, living room,
on the first floor, 3 bedrooms and bath on
prced ths Sefond; sga5o gas heat detached garage
We, $A-.T. i- MrL5ER / r DEVELOPMENT s1sc Co.
CHEVY CHAsE-S9 $50 90.
very attractive new Colonial brick
tion heat Excellently constructed, Wooded
n lot A real by We on m most reasonable o5s5 terms
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
A new detached center-han Colonial
brick situated on beautiful lot inclosed
with rustic fence Delightful living room
opening onto screened porch. cheerful din
ing room: 4 BEDROOMS AND BATHS
on End floor: finished and heated third
floor attached garage. This is an excel
lent buy Phone G. F. MIKKEISON g.
SON, owners. Woodley 1856
OPEN Q TO o.
5117 5th st; n.w.-Sacrifice. Owner
leaving city. + rooms, . baths, 2-family
house. front and 2 rear porches. Will take
small house or lot in trade.
Call Mr.. Crsaful.
THOS. d. WALSH, INC,
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

SPRING VALLEY.
Corner house, wide lot. recreation room
and den with screened porch; 1925 furn;
$500 unfurn
FREDERIC L. PATERSON.
733 18th ST. NV. RE 2O3A
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14O4K CAFRITZ Dist. 908O
COLORED.

coLoRED-NEW APT. HOUSE BUILDING
Apt. "a, 1413 11th ST. r. b.: $32 so
Open for inspection. AFFLECK, 2423 Pa
ave Republic 1868.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HOUSES UkFURhlsHED.

bsdrms, DIN rm, n"ss Dorehes e K h'b b: END IND
Iurnsce m s rm ass oeem ees dln Ksv coal
BY OWNER. CHEVY CHASE, D Ct TO
!: rms, ! to ~ bas $50 to .sIl5 zone
ments, n1qSe fnfoT VIZ 5 5RnnN ba apart
pm. Brokers attention
BY b6od OWNER IRs HHYATTTsvILLE NEIGHBoR-
bs s4s ea oce aso sfm'ope,a'9ea open 70 rmS' n ms
FULTON R GORDON AZ Eye St Dis Dis.
trlct $3.50 Brokers attention
3sl7 WooDLEY RD.-s RMS. a BED
porch Ss5. Emerson 2O5O
SILVER SPRING; Up! MAY l. ADULTs7-NEW
S65 Shepherd 36o5 any time.
soPr' OPPOSITE HOUSE OFFICE BLDG
$50. OWNER. Ma s7s7.
NEAR NAVY YARD-6-RooM, BATH
location; S45 month. Inquire $50 10th
sso-se6 CRTTTRNDEN ST. Nw-s1x
rooms. screened porches; oil heat; 2-car
NE.R 9Th AND B SITS NE-7-RooM
noTse no}v sespns Anp,v o%Thp p2rsh hTh ons family
Possession April ]
Is MAPLE AVE. ALTA VISTA, MD, NEAR
Surrey ane fssi Foshs !hFSf Vlaee GO
Cali MR. MR MiIIRR dh.IRR.i Ma ae1s asdo SsraSe
s12 WHITTIER Nw-DETACHED. 2
SO mo. Fine condition Ma 0a1I,
WooDRIDGE. 1903 OTIS ST NE-6
rooms. also sleeping and breakfast porches
eapsr earase .fsec fReconnditioned throughout. BY
nSAf1EaA S s1. ls1 lsHRfDEn ne Eard BHlGK' ss5 R.
sssSss THos L. b pHHn1Fs ifIihfs1
s65-1cla QUINCY ST. N.W-oUIET
I'd shopping center, schools, transp., etc !;
27o4-J o, Me. oo45 '' ~''>'' "' w.
& esAsE nD Taa%s rH1AsP Raih eaTsss
oWN2R shsphera e fa 5oas% ssS aeF Ifff ps pm
t1io + halt lstn cbSsd-.I ST NwimELAT .ioo 3 Rms
$50 month. Apply 143. Fairmoat =, nv.
nexiv ei seRdNG sedoTsed RD 1 NY n.y. Rooms
month. Available April IS District 12l1.
1923 ST Mt ROOMS, ALL MODERN
| improvements; $40 month. Immediate pos
| session. Phone District 1911.
BETHESDA. MD, .l7 MELRosE AVE-
all UlL neat EeCON0l-
toned: large lot; 500 THOMAS E.
HAMPTON 1855 Wis. ave. WI. 2425
Aus Bird ST. NV BEDROOMS, . IN
closed porches; newly decorated double
garage: SOS. Phone Greenwood 1885
CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA
| Call US to inspect our list of houses in
tnlS delghttu1 suburban area. Price range.
| SO to S1"5
EDW. H. JONES g. CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave Woodley 1900.
| LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH
rs Tenants waiting. Prompt remittance.
MA. 1854.
WINFIELD g. THURM. 9os 10th NV.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Near Soldiers' Home

Unusually Larse Rooms
10 ALISON st. nv.
S42. 5O-Apt. No. 205-Living room,
dressing room with Murphy
bed. dinette kitchen and bath; eiec.
refrigeration.
$sO OC,-Apt. No. 1O9-Living room.
bedroom, dlnette. kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

awe rms. Kitchen bath; on quiet,
shady street. Shepherd 1695-W: S35.
N AT 1892 18th NV RMS. FIRE
place, bookshelves, closets. din. and X,
Evening star., 1940-03-28

l745 COLUMBIA ROAD NV LARGE
rooms porch, bath retrigeration; one OF
the most convenient locations: S57 50 per
month LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 11l9 K
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S6.5OO.

PetWorth Attractive, semi-detached
nome. 3 stories and cellar; rms. BATH
h.-W.h cleo: arranged for 3 families Web.
ster St, lust off Georgia ave. Ewes. phone
Temple 5363
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Near Walter Reed

Near Walter Reed
s432 Georgia Ave. NV.
GAG s0-Apt No. 3-Living room.
bedroom. dinette, kitchen and
bath. Electrolux refrigeration: screened
rear porch Available April Is.
743O Georsia Ave. NV.
Ss7 sn-kpt. No Living room.
bedrooms dinette. kitchen
and bath screened rear porch, Electro
lux refrireretion
Evening star., 1940-03-28
NEARBY MARYLAND

English brick bungalow. Very attrac-
tlve'y situated on a hillside with wooded
lot 10x1O5. Two f1replaces, living room
full f1oored attic. Attractivelv priced for
prompt sale. BOSS &, PHELPS MA. 1900,
Evenings. call Mr.. Shackelford, SH. 66OS
Evening star., 1940-03-28

1907 18th ST, NV.
D rooms, kitchen and bath; newly deco
rated close to 14th st. shopping district;
$4,000 per month
M. MAY DOUGLASS,
l5l2 K NV MA 1850.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

MODERN DUPLEX ROOMS, DINETTE
kitchen, bath; heat. hot water furnished; ;
excellent condition. Apply ll05 Morse st.
Ant Reasonable
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HIGH AND HANDSOME

OVerIooKlng GEORGETOWN, this distinctive
new home, conveniently in-town, has ali
I he charm of the great outdoors Truly Z
!oVe5y view Phone MR. LUNDGREN. EN-
5118 3rd ST NV
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Corner. Brick stucco. rooms bath.
reception hall. Lot 5Ox140. Price. SO. 900.
Call Mr.. Partlow. RA 1896
WAPLE &, JAMES, INC, DI 3346
Evening star., 1940-03-28

1743 Corcoran St nw-Large basement
apt: newly decorated: S25. B. F. SAUL
CO. 925 18th st. NV.
CoIORED. 1870 V ST. NV rooms,
kitchen and bath: $40 so.
1903 E st. nw@3 rooms and bath:
$3.50.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
01os pa Ave NV RE o112
Evening star., 1940-03-28

1865 COL. RID. NW-LARGE LIVING
room, dressing room. kit. dinette Murphy
he'd. elec refg: newly dec; ~31 80.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

sO2 FERN STREET NV.
:" 5sis SIG 4th pH1's Street ee nsas NV. sSooo
r. b. ,ea gil heat; heat; gar; semi,det @ W. 1000
L. D. 4o1s S'ni. I4th fe'si; Street. stmITs. NW 0Soo
6 r. b., h.-w.h. refg.. gar. $3.50
1855 18th Street NV
T. b. h-Sh; u yds gsdssSsatfs sffsst NV. 5000
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th Street NV, D1. 3346.
,,,,,,,as 9 s; MANSION DR.; Nv,
-WYNNEWOOD PARK, MARYLAND;
IoveIy neishborhood fu1o eS $1,000 ea' ''o io0''
IT TH0S iStn E O. JARRELL Y r co. KealtG1rs Re- o1s
SILVER SPRING
nice ovey eheR
bath: automatic, gas heat: attached ga
rage; convenient one-fare transportation,
schools. stores; lease to cultured gentle
family $75 per month. Shepherd 1896
1437 MADISON ST. NV.
Detached home. attractive yard. large
rooms. . Rlassed-in porches on 1st floor;
ssa oil @ @buTnsrs seSs eisesFic rsfTsera' eaffR on
.515 TUcKERMAN ST, NV
''s 81, 1',n S&lfH7 z''sfS ssa sao,
WESLEY HE1GHTs as5l KLIMGLE @ 81
on beautiful wooded lot. Living room,
dining room, kitchen. breakfast room,
screened porch. 4 bedrooms and bath. p
Socf o ba and eft ato5y from in ssnpa % M
1i1s 17th Hitfi St N NV LEV ADTMAI DT. 44e4.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

NEW 1st-FLOoR 5-RooM APT: $50.
400 Garland ave, Takoma PARK, Md
S33 5O-3 ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH;
Stone building: just finished; large yard for
children: one more left. You will like this
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(r1n$sr,,aI
NNO1AtsAiuCu.J

IF YOU MEAN BUSINESS.
8 bedrms., baths new brick house IN
restricted NV. section: priced right: no
brokers Call tonight, Emerson 9173.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

Owner must sell. Built years ago. a
rooms, baths, recreation room garage
District 2,24. Evenings. Woodley o432.
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$12,950.
New Center-Hall Brick,
Noor yLyonIra1r, yIy;lco~ rY;cl>


New Center-Hall Brick,
Near Woodrow Wilson High.
We believe this to be the first new home
in that popular area adjacent to the
woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal High
Schools that has been offered at q mod
crate price. Its construction is Of the
highest standard and we know the interior
DECORATIONS and conveeniences will please
the most fastidious. q rooms, 3 splendid
bedrooms. 3 tile baths, 1st-foor lavatory,
side porch. lovely kitchen and every
ditioning. Attached garage Attractiyely
landseaped "a ed,I lot 6GxllG, THoS. J; FISHER
CALL MR.. MATHEWS CO. 4253-W.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE,
IN RESTRICTED NV. section. new Early
Am, brick home br.., 3la baths. den.
fin: attic maids rm.; ] r. 2ixl3., kit.
air-cond;: 2-car garage; outdoor fireplace;
beautifully Handicapped; large rear porch;
yard incl with cedar sapling fence. WI
64S1 or WI. 1855
CONTINUED on Next Psss.J
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1925 sth ST NV ROOMS WITH
kitchen: gas, light and heat included.
11nD
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2411 OBSERVATORY PL NV
A lovely six-room and bath residence.
located not very far from the Episcopal
Cathedral at Mass ave. and Wisconsin
ave. Near schools, stores and transporta-
ton. Rent. sos
1928 WINDOW PL NV.
This semi-detached home is located just
west Of the Bureau of Standards in a COM
munity of fine homes. 8 rooms. 2 baths
oil burner. elec. refs.; double brick garage.
Rent 500
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
S13 Union Trust Bldg MA $500
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CHARMING-NEW.

A beautiful new home in a very pleasing
wooded section. near Conn ave. and only
few minutes ride from downtown, 1t is
well arranged throughout. having a recre-
alton room, maids room. living room din
ipg room kitchen, BEDROOMS AND 4
BATHS. Cool in summer. $1,000 cash
Call Mr.: Backwelder. RA. 2153 j. IVES
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A GEORGETOWN Mansion

STEP INTO YESTERDAY TODAY.
Scaped garden, ) grand bedrooms and 4
baths. double living room with freplaces
Trimmed with black walnut Of Civil War
vintage. Large dining room and modern
kitchen 2-car attached garage For ad.
dlllonal information call MR. KEASBEY,
HO 1036. with j Wesley Buchanan.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

bath; heat furnished; $1,000 per mo.
KEIsER, 1910 Wis. ave. WO, 537l, 20
363S ALABAMA AVE sE,--APT.. ,
rooms, kitchen. bath. heat, gas, cleo: F'rigid-
are; $40; adults. Atlantic 9S5l-W.
1896 OGDEN ST NV RMS, K; B.
rec hall, newly dec, refg, @nd f.; adults.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

51oa NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Second floor. = rooms, kitchen, private
bath Utilities included. On bus line.
Rent reduced. Private home. Adults.
CHASII EION-o LARGE RMS. 3 CLOS
Evening star., 1940-03-28

119 MASS. AVE NV ROOMS, KITCH-
enette and bath. front apt. See lanitor.
Mr.. 18th AND POTOMAC AVE SE.-2
norch Fricidaire Reasonable LII O121-J
Evening star., 1940-03-28

BROOKLAND, 1905 OTIS-ENTIRE SEC
ond floor of apartment home; S4S5O: in
cludng utilities; refined. responsible adults.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

3 ROOMS AND BATH. OIL HEAT. Sou
it Frigidaire 5Ol9 r. l. ave. or Q r. r.
ave, Hyattsville Md. CIR. 176s-W.
NEW, MODERN BEDRMS.: 4-FAMILY
apt. extra-large rm., porch, yard; in Con-
gress Hts ReaS. Georgia $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

172i olst ST N W-TWO ROOMS, FRONT
corner EXPOSURE bath, Frigidaire; S39 30.
Rneident nlanaPHr
Evening star., 1940-03-28

Apt. 3, 1921
kitchen, dinette,
porch; gas heat;
CO., ME. BOIL.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

kitchen and bath. plenty closet space
parquet floors; . weeks concession. See
LOO Van Ruren ST. q ".
Evening star., 1940-03-28
HOME AND BUSINESS.

1880 18th st. n.e.-Attractive brick:
rooms, tile baths, with bedroom and bath
on lst floor chestnut trim. fireplace, mod
ern kitchen, gas r-conditioned heat:
prIck garage. Consider small house in
~ - NN' william R. TRoRowGoop,
2O24 Rhode Island Ave. NE DE 0317
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-09-13
- PROGRAMME y"
District Industrial Harvest Rail
Meridi;n District NississiIIi
Conference
TO CONVENE IN
Tabernacle Methodist Church
OCTCRFP. 1910 1910

M PROGRAM CT Il INDUSTRIAL HARVEST RALLY
OF MERIDIAN DIsTRICT-NIss CONFERENCE
Church. 6-19
NIGHT, OCTOBER 18TH
1880 pnl-Worship Meditation E.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER nth
$50 aDoon delegates Scoob Luderdale Daevle Dekalb
1000 Organization md business
Collection anda adjourn.
EVENING SESSION
2So pmDevoton delegates Philadelphia Philadelphia
and Deemer
pm-Address ... Rev J. A. Williams
pm--Reports
200 pmExceept hampton Riley
500 Recess
NIGHT SESSION
7.o pm--Dev tor, del Charthage,
800 Rev
Collection andbe nedicion.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 18TH
NIGHT SESSION
IS. aDevoion delesate Hickory, Newton Rose HUI
Chunkey and Garmvlle
am-Reports
ms p q Edison
Collection
2.3O pm.-Devotion,
800 pnDiscusson of the District
400 pmDuion-The Women and the New Church
500 pm:-Recess
7Oo-Devoton delegates Haven Chapel, Paul
7:90 Decentralization of the minister.
500 Sermon subject-The Man., A. MAYS
Collection
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
9:3O-D evoton Meridian Forts Stephens
1000 Reports Ministers Wives Association finishing conference reports
and adjournment
All delegates pastors
All auxiaries leaders with
$50 administration expense
All Local Peach viii pay 81
COMMITTEE Reverends A. Luckt Morgan W. Rogers
j. Grggs Pastor Leonard District Superintendent
Bishop R. E. Jones.DD, LID, Bishop