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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
Before You Plan

Before you plan your public en-
tertainment, before you select your
date, be sure that no other group
is planning an entertainment on
your date by consulting the col
umns of this paper weekly.
Or call our office, Midway 834O,
and we will be glad to tell you
what the calendar of coming events
indicates. You can save money by
keeping off dates which other or
CARNATIONS are using.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
WENDELL JONES DOES HIS
BIT BY BAKING CAKES

Wendell Jones, 3721 Aldrich
Ave. S., postoffice clerk and MEM
Der of the Phyllis Wheatley board
of directors, has a novel way Of
raising money for the Wheatley
Camp Fund. Mr.. Jones is an ex-
cellent pastry cook. It's a hobby
with him.
To date he has raised $25.25 by
baking and selling cakes to various
people in the city for $1.25 per
cake. +
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
A. M. ELS MET IN ST. PAUL

Last week in st. Paul the 33rd
session of the st. Paul district
conference of the A. M. E. church,
Fourth Episcopal district, was held.
The conference was guest of st.
James A. M. E. church. Meeting
in conjunction with the conference
was the Women's Mite Missionary
Society.
Delegates were on hand from st.
Peter, Wayman and st. James,
Minneapolis, and Winnipeg, Cana
da, Duluth, Waterloo, Cedar Rap
ids, Fort Dodge, Sioux City and
Marshalltown, Iowa, and Yankton,
and Huron, s. D., and Wildwoods,
Canada.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28

Record Number Entries
Expected for Second
Minnesota Golf Open

Sunday, June 3Oth is the second
annual Minnesota Negro Golf
Tournament at the Theodore Wirth
Golf Course, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa. Teeing off time 7 a. m. Some
$4,000 in merchandise prizes will
await the winners of the various
flights as they finish the 36-hole
meet. Jimmy Slemmons and
Theodore Allen, co-sponsors of the
meet have left no stones unturned
in an effort to make this affair a
success. The have solicited some
40 prizes to be awarded for vari-
Gus golfng feats - good, bad,
worst, and even Indifferent golfers
can win prizes in this tourney.
They have even gone to the
trouble of having pretty girls fol-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
LUCRETIA COTTON DEAD

Lucretia Cotton, 259 Rondo Ave-
nue., died Saturday, June %, at the
family residence. She was the
mother of Charles and Rufus Cot
ton. Funeral services for the de-
ceased were held Thursday, June
II, at 2:30 p. M, from a local
funeral parlor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28

first, the Star-Journal Trophy and
an electric toaster; runner up, card
table; third, cosmetic set; fourth,
basket of groceries; fifth, manicur-
ing set; sixth, table lamp; seventh,
box of candy; eighth, bracelet; the
longest drive, box of candy; best
dressed lady, toilet set.
Other prizes and donors are:
Farnham Stationery Co., game;
Grodniks Jewelry Co., bracelet;
Zeff's Food Market, groceries; Jack
Diamond Grocery, IL cans Drewrys
ale; Belden & Evans Shirt Co.,
shirt; Snott Pharmacy, candy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
TAKE MORTICIAN STATE
BOARDS

Foster Brown and Byron Rife of
st. Paul, Ahmad Arabia Reimer Of
Chicago, and Timothy Mills of In
dianapolis took the State Board
Examinations Monday and Tues
day of this week at the University
of Minnesota for Embalmers.
Brown, Rife, and Mills are all
three 1910 graduates of the School
of Embalming at the University Of
Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
FOUR YOUNG MINNEAPOLIS
PEOPLE TO LAKE GENEVA

Four young people from Min
neapois are to attend the Sixth
Annual American Youth Congress:
James Bailey, Richard Sessions,
James and Erma Clardy will repre-
sent Negro youth groups in Min
neapols. The Congress will be held
at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, July
81, 1910. The boys are driving
yia Omaha. Erma Clardy viii
leave July 8 with the Minnesota
delegation by train.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
NELSON KINTCHLOW UNDER
KNIFE

Nelson Kintchlow, pioneer Min
neapolitan, 2316 Fifth Ave. &c.,
underwent an operation at Fair
view Hospital Monday morning.
Mr.. Kintchlow took suddenly i'll
Sunday night and was removed to
the hospital where an operation
was performed at 2 a. m. Monday
morning. Another operation will
be necessary, friends of the family
said Tuesday.
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GETS WORKHOUSE TERM FOR
DRUNKEN DRIVING

George cambridge, 453 Carroll
Avenue, was melted out a 15-day
workhouse term for drunken driv-
ing in Municipal Court, Tuesday,
June 20, by Judge John W. Fine
hout.
cambridge received the sentence
because, according to court records,
he h ad received a suspended
sentence previously for drunken
ness on condition that he would not
drink.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC AT
HUMBOLDT HEIGHTS

A Fourth of July Picnic will be
sponsored by the Humboldt
Heights Civic Club on Irving be-
tween 5Oth and 51st Ave. N. The
public is invited to attend. There
will be races, singing, and other
amusements. The picnic will be-
gin at noon and last through the
afternoon and evening.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
AND CORRESPONDENTS

Because our next press day falls
on legal holiday, July 4, this
paper will be printed one day
earlier.
All copy intended for publica-
ton in our July 5 issue should
reach our Minneapolis office by
Tuesday at 6 p. m.
Remember, by Tuesday, July 2,
at 6 p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-28
EVANGELIST PAULINE COZ
FEE DRAWS CROWDS

Evangelist Pauline Coffee, ma
tionally known evangelist and con-
verted actress, is still conducting
open air revival at the Fourth st.
Church Of God in Christ, 1918
Fourth st. S., Minneapolis.
Large crowds hear her nightly at
8 p. m.
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New Dunbar Hotel
Open

Opening under new management
at 1923 Washington Ave. S., Mime
apolis, is the new Dunbar House.
It is located across from the
Milwaukee station in the down.
town area. Nice clean rooms are
offered at both weekly and daily
rates. Frank Williams is manager.
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CORRECTION

We inadvertently omitted to
state in our last issue that collab-
Grating with r. A. Skinner were
C. w. Washington and s. Harris
in sponsoring the program pre-
sented at Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, Wednesday, June 10.
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DANCE AT STUMBLE INN

The Ames Lodge Marching Club
is sponsoring a Fourth of July
dance at Stumble Inn. See ad. in
amusement section.
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MRS. JESSIE EARLY GRANTED
DIVORCE

Mrs. Jessie Early, SOC Colfax
Ave. N, was granted a divorce
from Leland Early by Judge Vince
Day of Hennepin County District
Court.
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SIXTEEN WONDER CLUB PIC
MIC AT HARRIET ISLAND

Come One! Come All! That's
the theme of the first picnic of the
Sixteen Wonder Club given Satur-
day, June 20, at Harriet Island.
Bobby Anderson and His Merry
Men of Rhythm will furnish the
music.
Mrs. Lydia Payne is chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
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NIFTY CAFE
REOPENS

The Nifty Cafe, 566 Rondo Ave-,
was reopened by its proprietor,
Artie Boyd today friday, June
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whom intimates say had been
drinking heavily, was down on the
cafe floor under Anderson when he
finally pulled a pistol and shot his
attacker.
Lived Only Is Minutes
Anderson lived only Is minutes
after the shooting. Boyd, who was
cut in the side and neck, was re-
moved to hospital under custody.
Anderson, few days previous, had
choked Arthur Allen, a salesman,
into almost Inconsistencies fol-
lowing a quarrel.
Jack was a member of a party
given by an older brother, JEFF D.
Anderson, Pullman employee, at
the home of o. A. Gum, 638 st.
Anthony Avenue, Thursday night.
after midnight, some of
the members of the party went to
the New Nifty Cafe for supper.
They were occupying two tables in
the new addition. Seated at the
tables were Audrey Beatrice, Ada
Smith, Deloris Vassar, Marie
Houston, JEFF and Jack Anderson,
Sam Sharp, and an out-of-town
student. Jack Anderson becoming
incensed at something or some
body, turned over table splitting
food and drink over the floor and
guests.
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The cafe will give its usual "a
hour day service.
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Ordered From Cafe

Boyd ran into the dining room
and demonstrated with him finally
ordering him out of the cafe.
Friends of Anderson got him out
side once, twice, and when he re-
turned the third time, he is said
to have pulled a knife and cut
Boyd on the neck. III.
The two men were separated and
JEFF Anderson took his brother out
of the cafe again and took him
home, he thought to stay.
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Returns To Death

Thirty minutes later Jack Ander-
son returned to the cafe, walked up
to Boyd, knife in hand and began
using abusive language. He showed
Boyd into the corner and the fight
ensued. With Boyd on the floor
and Anderson knitting him, the
cafe emptied of all but few more
intrepid who sought ways to halt
the fight. Boyd found a way to
halt it by pulling a gun which he
had taken off a shelf when Ander-
son came toward him with the
knife.
Spectators, questioned by the
police, including a woman member
of the party whose table Anderson
tipped, all told stories which cor
roborated Boyd's version which in
dicated pure case Of self defense.
Hammond Turner, st. Paul at
torney, represented Boyd.
Funeral Services
Funeral services for Anderson
were held at p. m, Tuesday,
June Is, from st. Paul funeral
parlor. Rev. Gerald L: Hayden,
pastor of st. James A. M. E.
Church, conducted a brief service.
Musical selections included a solo
by Tom Coleman, "My Pal" The
funeral parlor chapel was crowded
to capacity.
Born in Mound Bayou, Missis-
sippi, 81 years ago, Anderson came
to. Saint Paul to make his home in
September, 1886.
Survivors include four sisters,
Mrs. Mile Edwards, Mrs. Priscilla
Smith, and Zealphin Anderson of
Mound Bayou, and Mrs. Annie
jackson of st. Louis, Missouri, and
five brothers, Walter D., Willie D.,
of Mound Bayou, Ezill of Chicago,
and C. Sturgeon and JEFF D. of
st. Paul.
The remains were shipped at II
p. m, Tuesday, June Is, to Mound
Bayou for last services and inter-
ment, accompanied by C. Sturgeon
and JEFF d. Anderson.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GooAMIMs9IIssIoNERs coz OF THE DISTRICT OF
GoLbnMBIA GO bH1lsa April . p ls49.A public hear
strssi and aIss n ths hass'fS Pstfst fS!'asa
equity. Justice and advisability Of said
Gl1slInss oslir rt.nd and that the same are in the
NOTICE HEREBY dHvEM EM0Psssy esas ,s 4snsTs ssd
commissioners have prepared the following
of PTbc ths Al, to n
area. area as shown IN green on plats fled in the
eoSmSia ess 81 the and q the Pstrs
S3ss 2sae aas6. sf1 assI and ssss. sp Is bsaeby;
ordered ord rs.- CLOSED same to take eject on
emn aiseT May A. 1e4o the title to the land
to the abuttine property owners. as shown
the sdsed sa bsn, and M
AVENUE AA,XENU north Of Franklin street. betHeen nNn
ath snd 9th Streets NE 2. Closing ard
s9Tess between dosins ESsGss 81 ,pd SRfs pR
street W. abutting Lot l., Square 2O4s,
eaa sfeodns so snsess and
WHITT1ER STREET between 18th CsSS,ns stTees
and snt Luson , a Avenue NV. s. Closing part Of
Gs5s Road STREET aDa a. n0Tth pal,es es
,ntsfested interest q must Ale obections Z any in
days after the date OF this publication:
orheTsse on MsI SAID order shall become effective
area ar her. g4 d.ssrSed saG dhs street and Alley
SAD date become closed In accordance
ESSr0Sieas aEoRdE Il SID ALIEN As Payb
trict Of Columbia ap4 l4texsii
Evening star., 1940-04-17
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS D C, WAsHINOTON.
April 15. 1940.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500, District Buiidtnr.
until o'clock pm. e. 8. IT,. April a.
1910. and then publicly opened, for repair.
ing about 1000 cubic yards Of Cement
concrete roadway and alley PAYMENTS and
ABOUT 10000 square yards OF cement con.
crete sidewalks. Apply Room 427, Dis.
trict Building. for proposals.
ep15.16.17.1s.19.2o
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
suiidinss dnn; Administrsti9n; Washineton: b.
Till be publicly opened in this once AZ
for furnishing ali materials and p.rfoymU.. fty1U.
ing all work REQUIRED for elevator plant n
the y. s. Weather Bureau .Buildina ~ ~
drawings win be supplied free ssss .on and
tractor interested in submitting a proposai
The above drawings and specincs tior:
must be returned to this ONCE Snecins
cations and drawings will not be- fnrni,h-
ed to contractors who have consixtsntI,
failed to submit proposals. One set ,,nnn
request, and when considered in ths
interests OF the Government, win h he
furnished in the discretion OF the Conn
missioner to Builders EXCHANGES. Chamber.
OF Commerce or other organizatiors Who
VIII guarantee to make them ayailabis
ior any suhcontractor or material firm
Interested and to quantity surveyors.
out this privilege. will be withdrawn II
me. ane sets arr net seturnsd
REYNOLDs, commissionee II q FSi FuSi. Hu,,d.
inss. FEDERAL Works Agency. IN. .IT.T7
Evening star., 1940-04-17
HOUSES WANTED 70 Buy

CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK Or FRAME.
white or colored, any condition E. A.
BARRY. 3439 14th st. NV Columbia 6Osa
I NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
No commission quick settlement. Call e II.
PARKER. 1918 st. NV District 800
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 2632 Woodley:pl. NV. CO. 2e75.
& CASH 9 an, FOR HOUSES; ,9gIGK ACTION.
and Sun. GE. $500 1925 Vermont ave.
CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY. settlements in
D1 $50. 1925 [ st. NV. ~
HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH FOR A FEW
M; DOYLE, realtor. 927 18th st. NV
DI. 1885.
ASH-CAsH-CASH-C
I will pay cash for old houses: condition
immaterial. White or colored brick or
frame. D. c. only. G. G. DUTY 1924
Vermont ave. NV. National 44S2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
G. property il the price is right Frame or
R A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Realtor MA Os1R
Evening star., 1940-04-17
A REAL HOME.
Beautiful Colonial Brick

This home has rooms, tile baths,
large lot. aforementioned with oil heat
Located in an exclusive community; schools,
stores, TRANSPORTATION close by Very low
Gray. WI 4454 or Me. 1143, with J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ANAcpsTIA-pET. 2-FAMnY HOME. I
rms; o6ts atehen. he bath on each @ ncor: VIII
Ma. 1895. A. N. ROTH. ROTH. RIA. s717.
12O 4th 81, N.E;-DETACHED Z ROOMS,
ami. finished basement with 4 rooms;
fruit trees. srsues. Lincoln 739s-W.
& So &59omFoyK- BEDROOM HOUSE; E1-
1920 Ingonlar st. nv.
sslsa5oMAss s1isf ovcr;odE1Hy cNW
setting RE REALTY as HssocIATEs eSsr AZ HH. 2n i4ss
BETWEEN CONDUIT ROAD AND THE 20:
and sone bsh
layatory garage; LIST and End iioor porches.
Oil burner; Careful seiectiye Construction.
vst R :: s'' Shs 'ss
NEW BRICK HOUSE ON MASSACHUSETTS
ave ave, sxtended-5 bedrooms. baths; an
equipment: basement has, clubroom 80 It.
long; room intended for laboratory or work.
Sia saoEMAkas ke1fs 17a g. NV Iag1s ~ ss
oPEN-70s UNDERWOOD ST. NV
New, detached brick; rms. 2 baths; $500
DI. a12l. Ewes. GE. e4ss
WHITTIER ST. NV. (NR PINEY BRANCH
auto. heat: recreation room, gar. etc.
Excellent cond. S10,500, terms. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN q CO. ME. 54O0.
21GTAcHEp 1ann sHs BEIGE YEARS otp WEST
room and bath; new condition Owner must
sell Today's best buy. MR.. TWEED. EN-.
7155. 9O7 18th St 49,
S5.s5O-sMART NEW BUNGALOW, CON-
venient to Pa. ave. Sc. Huge lot, high ele-
yation, overlooking the river and city. The
rooms are large, full attic, lovely side
porch. basement: Only one left-so in
yestigate promptly REALTY ASSOCIATES,
MA. 143S until Q pm.
CLEVELAND PARK. d. C-SlO95O.
bedrooms and full baths. brick home
on 40-foot lot, sleeping porch and living
porch screened. This home represents one
OF the greatest values offered today, having
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot and being in
excellent condition. Offering the utmost in
good liyino OF q sacrifice fieure
PHILLIPS Ss CANDY, INC.
1912 18th St. NV
Evening Phone Service From 7 to 8.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT FARM, GROOM
house, At least 40 acres and barn. Phone
Hobart 4S6O, Nh. TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1940-04-17
RE DISCRIMINATING

You will be proud to own this true
community OF beautiful homes. Just of OF
18th St and with view overlooking ROCK ROCK
Greek Park 7 large rooms. breakfast nook
and all the niceties that will delight any
family The lot is especially nice with
11s-ft front, 2-car attached garage maid $
room and bath. In fact. everything that
you would want in a home. Call Mr.:
Freeman Lincoln 7379-W. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1940-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SHEPHERD PARK

Detached brick. 3 years old bedrooms,
2 baths and screened porch on second floor.
Living room. dining room, kitchen with
lavatory and screened porch on first floor
Finished attic, built-in garage, automatic
be duplicated ON today's market at the
price asked. Convenient to transportation,
schools end all markets. Will consider
small trade. Call Mr.. Nyce. DI 6092
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1940-04-17
7 ROOMS, BATH-S5, $50.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INV VsSs"eNs SNSE sNs ESN SNes.
WILL L. SACRIFICE $4,000 EQUITY FOR
slSe in ast &nnus sf'ten rena eqi sis5Ss S
ffn'sd st. staon Is5se %ssb Ss Daysd s. street Box slss
BEST AVAIL. APT. SITE, ARLINGTON.
looking LOOKING washington. i cH. $500. Ewes,
1901.
AUNT sEMI-DET. DuPLPEx. NV, sl6,;
Adams Adams a7o0. s0"e f~ GAM N'A-'
INVESTORS.
k'rfe s1H0m PE,st aestn a0usf tn
burner burner. only years oid SUITABLE for
S5,25O. 90, with small down payment. For
further information cali Mr.. Reavis, with
BE1TzEsLL' Eel at D1. 3loo, or after p.m.'
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
Two brick two-family fats four rooms
and bath in unit, Latrobe heat elec and
rental location, near New Hampshire ave.
and St Each 81 80 %onth
thickly populated white community-the
area; Leased to responsible drussist doing
fgs fins 61S 61siness Rental s2.1oo year. Price,
,ro. SHANNON g. LUcHs CO. o,
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
s1Hth Of ST. and west Of 7sh ST. lot
as q physicians residence: now Consists
Of large apartments and basement. rent
ing sf foE Sd6 S19o month. Priced for quick sale
soz RR4Nc1s ! i, a 4. BIuNDoN nc co. o7,.
FIREPRooF SMALL APT. BLDG. Mr..
Columbia i 66doo 6do dd and Biltmore sts: well
oaner Sase esVns city. ea
MI ass's9 sSsa'''G GRB RBAas & ssss sAss' Builder.
sarsse. Brokers attention. ME. 1856.
CORNER APT,
each H. iSts Gs rs. tesa snd
adns can SR s1sesas poMNER iSRdss ass2s.
FARMS FOR SALE.
BLUE aRAss STOCK, FARM or s75
surpassed in Loudoun County in fertility
in every field. Spacious IL room house
with modern conveniences and situated on
. commanding elevation, from which there
dairy. tenant house and other farm build
.ngs. This fine farm is clear Of debt and is
$4,000; $4,000 down; bal, S1OO and
interest per mo. See MASON H1RsT, An
Phone Alexandria S69-J-1. Closed sun-
days.
Mr.. UPPERvIILE, va. AD. WHITNEYs
Estate, 40 a.. old Arm. log cabin: view for
40 mi: 81 .450: terms. 80 a., nr. Warren
ton, 5 r., ETC.; $3.50; trade. 100 a., Z r,
on hard rd., close in on South River; &c.
$50: terms, trade. N. E. RYON CO., 1915
N. Z. ave. MA. 1907.
FARMS WANTED. =
Evening star., 1940-04-17
GEORGETOWN.

Small house, beautifully remodeled. Q
bedrooms. bath and extra lavatory. very
large living room, facing a fenced garden
Priced low with good terms. Call Mr.
keasbey Hobart 7O36. with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-04-17
FOR COLORED.

$3.50 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
Florida ave. ne, near 7th st-2-story
and basement brick. 20 IT,: 8 rooms, bath,
front and rear porches. Az modern. nice
RA; 3441. WAPLE a. JAMES, INC. DI.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Center Hall-Albemarle st.

Center Hall-Albemarle st.
located on pesutifui lot. Consisting Of 3
room. Twins. room as" long. breakfast
aleoye oil heat. Truly a, grand home.
Randolph 1O44, District 6262, with JOHN
J. OCONNOR. Investment Bldg DI. 6262.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$9,7 ,75O
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
8502 CHESTNUT ST.
New detached Colonial bone, beautiful
and different; = large house for the money;
1st noor--22-ft living room with paneled
walls and fireplace, paneled den. lava
tory. dining room and modern kitchen;
End floor-3 spacious bedrooms. tile bath:
basement-.space for recreation room. lava
tory, built-in garage: oil burner slate roof
copper cutters and downspouts; best con-
struction; lot 6Ox14s with fne surround
ings. To reach; Out Conn: ave to Thorn
Brookville I'd. i block to Chestnut st., st..
right to house; Owner. builder: ANTON
KOERBER. l001 18th st. NV, MA. $3.50,
ewes, WI 5189
Evening star., 1940-04-17
$11. 500,
Wakefield Colonial Brick,

$11. 500,
Wakefield Colonial Brick,
West Chevy Chase, Md.
A real sacrifice to owner, cost S13,g50,
and built to order less than year ago
Spacious in plan, white brick exterior, 23-
It. living room, den, large dining room,
center hall. 3 bedrooms. y baths, maids
room and bath, OIL HEAT with summer
ated on 75-ft lot in the shade of an
enormous maple tree. Unforeseen circum-
stances necessitate immediate sale. THOS.
J. FISHER g. CO.. INC, D1. 1890, OR
EVENINGS CALL MR.. JONES. WO. 9309.
1882 OGDEN NV.
OPEN EVENINGS 8 TO PM
8 rooms, 2 baths, finished attic, Gear
garage: oil burner, incinerator, exception
PRICED TO SELL.
Also have, 2-family house in nearby
$3.50.
See these houses, open eyes,. as above, or
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR,
IA. 2s44 o. IA. SSH.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
A FASHIONABLE HOME.

A FASHIONABLE HOME.
The grace and dignity of this beautiful
Dutch Colonial home is truly befitting OF
the Nations CAPITAL. 1t is surrounded by
$4,000 to $4,000 estates and has all the
charm of Rock Creek Park for a backyard
It has a center-hall entrance plan, winding
stairway. living room with built-in book.
shelves, huge screened-in porch, bright
breakfast nook. picturesque library with
lavatory: coy bedrooms and baths on q
car garage and lovely. level lawn with
white picket fence; There is no , question I
Blackwelder. Randolph 2153, with J.
WESI EY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-04-17
HARD TO BELIEVE.

I1AhD ~ DCI1C T..
An unusual opportunity awaits an astute
all-brick Georgian Colonial home A large
lot with trees and shrubs forms setting
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Miehisan 1000 yves WESLEY st5 BucHANAN IA les'
IDEAL cLosE-N LOCATION
heat: Excellent condition. Close 10 trans
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
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Reduced for Quick Sale.
oyner Leaving city and will Sc.
and ConnecticM ave. for so.25o 90. Act
quickly. quickly a; this is steal. D1 774o.
FIRST SHOWING.
NEAR TAFT JR. HIGH SCHOOL.
$500 18th ST. NE.
cat 18th and Otis SITS. N.E.}
A new detached home by one of the old
line builders. consisting of seven large
rooms and two baths. recreation room:
slate roof copper guttering and nashings.
copper water pipes throughout. automatic
heat: attached garage: near stores. trans
portation and churches. For information.
call Mr Tracy, DE. O913
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1874 14th st. NV. DI 3346.
FOREST HILLS SECTION.
splendid detached center-hall brick,
bedrooms. > baths, extra large living room.
2-car garage. at severe sacrifice price
Ask for Mr.. Shea.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Inv. Bldg. Sales-Rentals. DI 6092.
4 BEDROOMS,
Oak floors, w. h.. mi. lot 50x1 80: 5000
cash. $50 mo-: move in. H. c. MAYNOR-
2314 r. I. ave. ne.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
New stone-and- brick detached home,
certer-hall style, with large living room.
fireplace. bright dining room. cheerful
modern kitchen, screened porch. spacious
bedrooms 2a baths, attic: deep lot; air.
conditioned: oil-flred heat: insulated: good
terms to responsible purchaser. Call MR..
SHAFER MA OS56. or DU. 5S25.