davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

CczMn Spring r Mn CiEfA ID
naaiN1 Ma = 5 81 2as'
81 "a AID - b. H4ock 2 A2ee HlE
Z az csenAz Spn Hvs& EuN
Mr. CaArn p CaAteM &c 1aE
Nitzlsel Axse wafa GtorEs sata
MsxsaA tuA 2 ard q Eo& =
0rx4n sr1n Hesa trait ceees
Springs
Estg q p&saaxNs o. Faa
DaFt M J. Hsso Subdivision loi
As s Erem ua4 CITY q ra&e
Ecal
Mss pcsni Raas5 co. - : r.
Egumsen and vile Victoria Ee-
cRn Bflaz1a lot EM = ISIS
cnzinz * FouucT street T. Ma@
PuAgs1
CTR q Mo& Poln b G 8 MB-
knrsaz 40 1io by &c feet On ~.
&iat - EAaer FNrTT ROA1 ALSO hos
81 b - Text &C Ea@ rrTTx nes&e
En M1M p9nt A1ea hos s. Is 2N
ina un EaaN Fngfs Hoa1 eAso lol
~ b IS fse3 or E0u FerzT RaAd
Cfsz q MoEk palut a. Il AZ.
Roger ~ z. * caa8aac trars Sec
- = q 6 ard ssdft b911nf icf
Randall Perry Road
e = Baocf e. 4 y. CaFaT1 wv
81 81 a Lot 8 a. ths wWs of SCI
az NV Sec - Z 5 s 4 ".
ocuiAtnIng m acres
A : Carrier. Oliver p0sk ard Ira
Puk trustees ct Ntctnrg Nlasga&r
lnare Nc e Mua palnl q sam
f8a&1srstn and AnoAe Rn1sueaN. hns-
Sane hnc wife. S lie feet af lot
q SC s q GusLe Tract Ia C1fg o.
Moss Point
Stale a MsAe.pN to y p
Fseaxhsa. luE 81 ard g. INsMAs
Eiut8eTa Kab1iftN4au ~ E1rraxn
tr4G - F1NcsaouzA
" r EleNnE &c r Is B4cs
property listed nex above
OaetA Rs=sTe ta p n LaNl@ ia
a m Magnolia Subdivision. Sec 10.
IT'S r. Va ln Mus6 posn1
z " Haaeinao & Alike RussD
bot q b SO feel ca Halzieze Road
Sex - T : nav
Ekl1aeT C91estanE - Mare Eflaac
Ctez9 bot EW - IL fem or
MAcnN9ah neraessrT road Sec Be-
r = s r. vs.
ChaEzn 4 Carr e g5aney c
hayhusn EWs @ EEa q sw2 Sec
2lT Rsw
Ira frame MeFaui Rtety %
Julius Tnn0aoF1 Fsaoschnzan assc
Mr. Anna MarEaHat HehMkv|
Freshman husband and wife p
90 lot Il a. Resurvey belur on
WG3h1uetnn avengae CRY g pas
caeaah also q loa o. Springs street
FhwuarH1A IA ~ A. &C Z. Dsln1As
tract
AIRS T. l. Stokes r. Arr Asazsoe
Stokes Gentry. Z e. feet q aa 10
H s. Il International En8nbnllalsa
s10dlF4zsea 81 Cts a. PAscaEosm
James a 1ofsuNm TO J. p Oar.
ioa - afs0 e and Y 10 fees Il iaz
L. and n 81 a15aaa0us Rnsurrey
0f City W pRsuanoz1A.
w y Robinson 10 Jaan A
1onnaau urEnf4. Listed Esrxs asagt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

eiap 3 mszs ssasae real sstase ~
veatazenI
A. 3 Greet rnsu8 81 eie FHAs
prorTnn officials nf the FLA Say
emphasis - naw gwen 81 tar1uTx
arc relationships Whien were fire.
uusnszg neglected ard esteu zrDu-
s1 IL ne pasi
Emphasis Is PLACED o. rsk
lrgteAe 81 SalUe Tne test wfalch has
been used hy the FEIA and whtch
has proven 80 kgscceE1u Ia tf1e past
sepen yeavM h Ue uaebabiitls ..
the nan being Tessai4 rather uaAn
Q consideration q whaa cRu ~ SAL
.saged eat o. the nasysscai security
In csse there h s default
IRE EseN dextces Ter oeteruElninE
the degree 81 Flak Involved Il any
particular moGsEaEe Auan an1 f0f
bringing about Consistency 10 ae9-
Ea0zls which have coz1e into Use as
; rrSait q the FHAs program wlIl
be of great EtguIftcanae IN the com
tng per1ods 81 nRtasnal strain.
Another contribution OF the Ped
esss Housing Administration - tho
future stability 81 the Nsst0ne n
nanr3al structure l. that the FHA
has not oaiy always accepted bal
also always measured tae pvuha-
bGnty of future price and value
fluctuations
Lenders are nos influenced con
xiderabiy mure hy the Characters
taos OF the borrower than formerly.
FHA officials say Now t1e amount
source, and stability af the fhnily's
lSsroEne Is carefully studied The bor-
roEerk credit standing Is definite
b affected b. his character. tfx
harmony q ms family life. ana ms
associates His maturity, stability
ability 10 plan for the future ann
TO manage his affairs To merE al
contingencies Is they Arsse are alze
considered.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Repair of Old Homes
aids Health Safety

Ha5mE 81 osas9 ta5snts aa 3 snAnz
of HapFusa4r safety szo heasth q
uf 0-seupanfs fs&s fsscn uTwe1 b.
maa8 nsogd y tae eai6asle an
asmzfs
NAaT cwallnzs baA before en-
HssucsEt az az N12o-lal EugxlnE
Au aF9 nefafe tG a~nfaaeaez Ct
masN9fv ana s5catson standards b.
came felN pFysaeG ho1ssnK eas0l-
f1saa paian NE 2aoaRAt T. nAVt
contributed ~ IS healA
zznaagn 1~aaTrscE iaaatton OF
ua aaz 1rpeffrsisy Grained lAls1
Aaa0 heez4es age camp especially
Is fht RyMgI stofAH On ae other
hAaE Wsrre pallcang are placed IL
a hlefly e1rEszsE paels1aa psopef
HaasaaF To- Wlsssr ulas hs difficult
e. oaia&n
Mann hognn haaN before FHha
ngzs1TWatea standards bKN1mt
rou1naaa N1bfect the ~oegngsxT2 70
can1ssaaa3 f1re sazArdA
TnfogHh 8eeEI1Ht structure Or
A11 Is repair azefr maf = AZ ever
present aanaar frnsa aaes6ent
Wnn1lug stairs t&kn uae1T annual
tai 81 nra&en limbs while rotten
Nzasr and Insecure EAiIiux arr hsEh
h fla I1sf 81 accident caazsea
EassuessT asseutatson aaag mean
lnat occupants q buildings are be-
E1se uefsssvee - NanAllaft and even
q adequate light
TnaneQeatt plumbing Or Gnaeg1r-
abie Is defective fixiures mag meEa
raoarna cleanliness and Increased
opportunity fm transmission q.
11AeaaeN
NHzd0WsezE fa3z11s rocHTzz On na--
nnu closed 9oH4 OF eFen rooms
having only one window u1cAn At
aeaxs discomfort from hot humid
siase ar ana probably reaneec re-
sefaer o. G1saase
Practically al q these lis mar
De eaFrecte1 through reEsAis Wlsh
proper ntterltfas to planning must
asaNs structures can be matte ktrur-
taFaliv safe au1 every room can be
weH lighted weB ventilated ane
eqazmaa fee ueznfurf ane eas1Fen-
smaee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Conversions Cut
Housing Shortage

The Federai Housing Admins
irafi0n program calls for the re-
mcdelFg and rehabanating u1 Old
houze6 as 8 means OF creating
needed defense housing. Amiuisfra-
tor Ahner IL Ferguson declared
recently.
BY repairing and rezncdelirg these
hnuses-and particularly b. con-
rertine the larger nnes into apart
mefss unlE-tens o. thousands o4
w~eli-locsfeo anc economical ho4s-
ing accommodations may be provided
fU d~fesase ~sHRsfs. 5a~ SAID.
The insurance OK remodeling
loans Elu provide urgently needed
housing units without decreasing
the eIfnr7s o. the FLA n The other
housing fields.
Held Fortunate Solution
Creating additional housing hy
repairs 10 existing Etructures ep-
pears 70 be q particularly fortunate
solution Of this difficult defense
housing problem. Mr. Ferguson as
szTted Large Ole houses II es-
tablizhed residential sections are
likely 70 be only partially utilized
Many Of the families for which they
were built have grown up and
moved away
There are probably tens o.
thousands q such structures which
today have hall o. even less Of
their disable space occupied II ad-
cition there are many homes II
newer sections which are adapted 70
having new living quarters zdded
Converting BUILDINGS 70 new usez
l. not 3 new procedure n this
country Z was asserted Every CITY
has many examples &C structures
which have been changed from enc
character TO another and which
serve TIER new purpose in admir-
able fashion.
Economical Mese
This program Of converting ex-
Ht1ng Cd houses into ap4runeaE~
Nfr Ferguson continued. viii make
aFaiiADae iue mos housing fer TIE
least money and VII provide hous-
ing through the Use q private capt.
TAI mAS reducing INC need fer d.
rect expenditure q Government
funds for new housing
Among other advantages cited b.
Mr. Ferguson for rernodeline we're
that housing co1io be provided
more speedily that way, that II
would consume less vital materials
and that housing could be created
b. remodelinR with less d~islocation
20 the mortEaEe structure than IL
any Other way
DtaZIuE existing structures .
the utmost M. Ferguson satd
VII a~ceoFaodA1e many worker
without approaching the point CT
oFerbatlolnE and creatine new
houses anat VII have no use after
IL emergency an1 that may con
stitufs : definite menace 70 rea5
estate Faiuek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
FLA Loan Practices.
Financial Stability

p disappearing tie best p-ae-
tees g eoa1 iendl1g W0oedaFe
80 - ne# pro4en methods =
maazRNRe xzzk-rAuuE ne FederAi
aeneine AdElnAstr2fAan Las eaa-
tzlbuteo materially - ne current
szznssr position ~ the Nations =
narrial skFaesaEe. PA officials IS
ne EAE Efdzie = create ana
naintaan : ssznie naefzaee market
III nreEH = Eaaf mnarzsnce 1U=
M tha eazHzuE gcGra
= e4znzArdzlnK 0E oesg uaE-
zIees Il 4sa1z11nn1 zezzzznR praca=
anue the PA has effected q ~
aon-zf9a uniformity = mtsEeH
sa.A m1Ez2ze termz A1d azezE-
80 ~ zeazzment H. E1an1zzz=
.atsn = - FHA azs teen pzaaes
e. ecch : zeEez IS = AzarN Ne1stx
- mm1Haez EnFeSz1zzz and G.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Home Construction
Reaches New Peak

Smal-hnalae building uadg the
PEA program reached 3 new peak
II August with approximately 500
nex lloEnes started each Neek Fe5-
era Housing Adnainis1talor Abuer
4 Ferguson announced receutav.
THIS compares with the urevious
pAk o. 3@e hoEles s week X July
an1 with : saeekfy average q 500
homes Efayfec under PA meur
haz culue August IR4a.
Since the flfEi o. TIE Xear eD-
proxAxnaiels $4,000 rev Ernsn
homes have beer started under ne
PA program most q then coated
n areas q important natl1nal c.
ieuae activity.
During TIE month mortgages 80
kcutc covering hoDe 4 b DuIlt
nn1ef FHA Inspection lueiaalng al
sections ot the Act Numbered a.
II Tor sI111sSg Sc. OF TINS total.
= &C EulAlI-hone morzeaee-insar-
anes applications amounting 70 So
- SO covering new hasnes 70 be
butt unoeF PA Inspection we're
f1ez an0ef secssor 20 g Tie A.
Uuc@ Title Y -App1aa14arz num-
beree s6@ foF al amount q sis-
z1ss5e
TINS total compared Win the
combined 1uiy figure q aaae ueu.
lAazns epp4eaaUa amounting =
SIS 81 Sss ana HISS l. tie amount
q Ss56TSSN L. Angus $50 TYt5e
= fHE wsat INTO operation - Aurll
1e<l.
Under TIE : program Hafo,r4ng
taE E1sur9s1e q Enors-serm loarF
o finance needed reazan s8Ws
loans totalInF sIRsg62as We~e e.
ported Tor insurance Z Apg-ast
his compared with 5sniE lssns
amounting < 81 50 81 Hepo-se6
foz Insurance aaring aalY ane S.
~ t. u1e amount a. g. - az IL
AnE1E 1tse
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Appraisal System
Aids Sterilization

The sound system uf appratSing
home properties established b. the
Feaeral Housing Administration -
arder 70 conform with the National
Housing Act which specifically
states that proiecn covered D.
mortgage Insurance. must be eco
uamieaIly sound. hax ofben been
commended as 8 real contribution
20 The siabIlizasi0n q ne mortgnEe
market
UaaEr ia ~zAs @gS-a== sys-
Um, the risks Involved "a each
transaction are rated from five dn-
lerenf viewpoints
Immediately upon reue.pt al ap-
plaatiDu for mortgage insurance Is
sent 10 q preliminary examiner VINO
determines whHfheT q nst the case
warrants appraisal
Compliance Checked
The genosc step occurk IN the
architectural section The case Is
analysed 70 De certain o. cosnp1i-
anoe wtsh FaA property standards
and minimum construction require
naexatS An estimate II replacement
cux4 Of the building improvements
L made. Al aspects q me physical
security are Investigated and given
: rating The premises exaznln-
ed tn0roughly. including a careful
Investigation q room lsy0utS and
other factors which affect INABILITY.
A valuasos then examines the
security fran al economic anelez.
He establishes the market rental
value, makes az appraisal ex-
amlneN the location and TIE special
characteristics Of the nesgnborhood
Most Of us work requires him 70
place emphasis on the narketahllify
& the pnopersy. He analyzes ne
manner IL which the property con-
forms on fails TO conform 20 the re-
uulrernents Of the local market Tne
ra5uatur establishes 9 Rating q
Leoafion This embraces not only
the aname1late environment but re
general economic background O. the
entire area Il which t1e property Is
located
=
shnnltaueausly. the mortgage
rsxk examiner hax started 20 lnvest1-
cate gase relationship between the
borrowers lnruxne and the coutem-
mated mortgage deet The future
earning prospects Of the borrower.
his ability - pay ant It's attitude
toward MS obligations are carr
fully checked The motives u the
borrowers aEe eTslaate6 The earn
ne capacity and nel worth q ,
borrower are c~0ntrasze1 with his
various obligations IN u1der 20 ar
rive ~ . ~RatLng o. HoxToxer."
Al ikn szARe tkae case is xaa-
Matted . s1e Chief uneerwrateE f0F
his final action Te b< eligible Tor
mutual morteaee insurance. tie
uowtwaeH must be foand 10 b
eeua0ulieaIlT sound
Tne FEA system q rating the
mortgage pattern q q particular
zransactAan 4 not 2 - which tne
Ian Is eznpay required 80 pass 3
number e aFk4trary harr1ers Each
has H. pace ard each sef1cct upo1
Eae sonn1nsss q TIE mortgage q
81 Investment security Il ad6itzoa
TIE nnaI rating reflects Ehe effects
q TIE rHszDzA barriers Il Different
1eerne aua from Case % CASE. De-
peacAne nEzan h0w mu1e each els-
menE Is lnte-1elated
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

Tbsrx arr pseusy a fneEpenNvs ta<a
ekosx enuxzrA % askN cnrmm4tssaaa
rxsfy n1ornihe and evening. ~ far
ensaEA frozH hsRh land v1iucs O. be
bargain ~Froerrtse6
Thas iirs< ha1se wns designed fus
sur4 = Et and fer -eounusnicai Nv
tar n - - small Il wnald ros
very Hnis q haik and wesld ~ 10
expensive - heat, vn Il hss enouz4
Iwsng space 60 acruzuFnodHfs . tsEnih
Il tSsc to fouf persan3.
inssdf fbs isvfng rossz b extremely
larEG caasidtfisE DIR sire a mr. ca
fiFt h0usx and sfw dininr reosn 10 spa
osus efsaagh fot a. pfxuiual rut
posea. Ths hxdrooEes wEre drsaEnsa
e sake rssher fwin heda or dnuhit
h1ds. IL neorssxfy. TIE kischen. a.
fhoarh snaall. has been scientifically
planned 81 exsnsrfve sFses.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

Tnm &k u wusHs1y g na E11s
q Mos puszzG ueum Is which =
hhc E1suzre1 sru<n ne etAte Tea
slxre6 Tn ra2z estate trNrzeacnazlt
recnranc n nN ozz5fx q CsAnneT7
C1G& F4n6 TzysE. aafsuE ua p
aeszrAz wnakG -xlemx frAaAcluns
are exzpa<1z1 % se-xe > ao1hM pE-
nosA 1h4z n rxpAzLug lands O.
ffn nax Tnsa Mn1 providing huue-
kltea for Ire TMs41as expanding pop
nlaxarE e. me clsy AEuazG re reA2
estate 4-zAnncttaxk fenaEzsc r. TAG
xsAs fen wenkx arr 81 folzrNG
=. 3 pzeree y Leslie C. 1azn-
son k4x J and 2 Eaoa& q Lame
WIEIaazn r. AzsE1 n HprzAE A
Puok arc Doris X pnok bots ! An1
OF r. alien szzb1iT1E41n IN SKI
a ME- q Sec -. T7EREW
Ctr q M0ss pasnf - John DaaEx
Z Is fnaz 0s bot : 80 r. - =.
xamufzlG Lnz. tract Sex ln, 7 :.
RE
N. l. Tniac b &rx A. = Hole
uay. s. - 60 fes1 - ~ feet 81
Porter sseEIae Ocean sps1n1
A p 1aexnsulN exasHtg C nzf
estate uf cathes1ne E. Kretx -
Ottp KaTs Wlusenhurx Aotn J 20 6
snrlusaxe = % u. auc 2 81 -
znc. q X So, nrz Auts 60 assc 6
axzE aez IS e "a fnr- Southland
hanaax E1kclraxtar q As ". Ann
ftlst par uE ks ~ easz d Mlaas-
Eapgz Exnufs R4Elruao u g. Krehn
Tract Sec : TeE B6W.
6urazaH eafhn1 HAaF 10 Marvin
eseasnn. 10 o. ~ rs fest or Randall
perry Raaa Ssc RHw
MrE = c. CroNsT. 81 e. Mr&
BlanEaaE McGee iU Is 81 $50 feet
IN SEA q Ewa q ee1a0n q. T8E
4 7 "
LESSEE Hzioo THnusaE. caznrnie H.
DO BYRD BsRsy B1Ehe Tuu1le. Cora
HE1ba Cox F4orn Rzaso and Matte
BlEbo kzHiTs y GeoEEs II Biiee
Diseased - zAxHEzaE J. 81se
EWA nf SEE and 81 of SWa q
SEX -. tiae EE4 H %Ws anc TIE
NW8 81 III a. Scr = = s @
nav
zuazn Mer1e. Aver Morse an4
Hatt1e Marae Bars. heirE Of Aehas
MuriN. oecnaned q I 4 Patterson
u acres n ~ uf EEs Sec B.
It's W.
CRY g Mast p1sn4 & Florennx
Joseuh " e 1ect q lot 4 Ter J.
SC. a GnE4ae Eack
MrK EAa LM1teHznM 90 MFa
August a EuAo EEs q Set. J. T =.
Il 6 ", W. 81 EWA Of Sec Il nrad
-zh< SEA 6 HW4 q Sec - and TIE
SWs Ct So - T = = 5 ". W. q
WWa Sc. = and the STA a. EWa
a Ber r z r ".
0eean Springs State Bznk ct
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Home Price Income
Must Be Balanced

There l. 8 eAesx reM1aAp -
tNeen fa1zzY MlcQzue aue aaa
Azaaart q ns9zsE tnaf 8 zazn.v -
zpsnc 1ur aaEzla PEA azaeaH -
= discussing AH-coxs haassnp
he Azna1uz d tl1azas Z fore
zlasz regularity and oaranfv soi-
kN Dzner factors are ezfHenf -
future So ekpeasG Ele mzz
aas expenditure
= ssppEAaE ne popular tleorr
- % moze zzan tN1as q q wass
to auc uas=HzN tunes L. sctlsai
azuaai inoazae should = zzsnf 20
s aaaze pa oEflclak e1nlatn 80
- A9erafe family VIZ e. inoossss
z1zE q yea IzzEls Ezfazr Hasert =
E Z&E hczZ Putting = a-sfse-en4z
= re family s1Gld = Haz4Haet Ia
end1ng une-z1h q ue m1ntalx
Meszns Ter housing expzzz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Approved Lenders
Supply FLA Data

Tfe wtoe ercepsAnce q the Eed-
erAl Housing AEmiaistrAitonk home-
ownership plan means that q pros
peett-s home builder can set fun
"details ard definite figures from
ans hank. savings and baa aSSoct4-
tton- mortgage company, Insurance
company. or other approved lending
agency which makes FHA-knsGrea
a2nS.
information ulsy also hs obtained
from local building Supply dealers
arraifect& contractors real estate
firms ard others ~ fAe housing
flel1 who offer safes o. services en
the F7zA p1An
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Value Created By
Harmony In Design

Harmony L. iHe exterior design
e houses aae IL Their loc3t1nn
Nftk 1espe1t - toporrznhy anc
FINISHED gfuanG elevations ! AZ
Important factor Il creating rest
Genital negAhafAoodx a. homo
seua1sa character. aecard1ng 20
taao~aaauu1u& oxtselaE q tie PED
efaf no9atIR AGnzsrisxrAzAan.
seezEsfW developers are non CIV
Ing special consideration q the
SAetnn e harEnaay
fzaEst8E he4aN ~ANKWArdaE OK TIE
lane Increases construction casts
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

lae hoa1nx ca~nFcFsioss are often
found tae most satisfactory pro-
ccdure
Not only Do conversions help al
lextate housing shortages hat they
also produce income for the prop
ertY owners
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

Fer particulars. address me Ma
fssusl Lanabcr ManafAusFert Asse-
aafiuA. ass7 C~orne1ieua Avcnsn<,
- ashinron, d. c. referring @ De-
syn 9-2-IST.
Evening star., 1941-03-25

cor. apt, near night school tsep beds 1853
Col. I'd. NV. Apt. 410. AID. 10074. 500 so.
Evening star., 1941-03-25

SUBLET. 5 TO 6 MOS: 642O I4th ST
NV. Apt. 2O6; completely furnished. q
rms. Kit, din, bath outside apt RA.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(COntinued

BEAUTY SALON, fully eauipped Nestle
p. W. mach, dryers and dresserettes,
facial chair, ETC.; a real bargain; must be
sold this week. 318 E. Capitol st. FIR.
1926. No reasonable offer refused. 25'
SIGN SHOP-Established well paying. Sac
rifice due to draft. S11 E NV. ME-. 1929.
DELICA.- COMP. GROCERY: white neigh
borhood: lovely store, estab business. fine
equipment, well stocked: fine for man and
wife: price, ST 100. Box 239-V, Star.
GASOLINE, ACCESS, corner station, resid
section, 1909 Standard. estab. business;
price. $1,000. Box 242-V Star.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract: large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum $1,000 purchase new
or good used truck: longtime contract
PROVIDED: pay all notes, expenses; good
livelihood: excellent return investment; full
details on request: refs. Box 492-G, Star.
COUNTRY STORE. gas station and lunch
rm.. all combined into fne, profitable
business, located in small town q few mi
from Washington: must be sold due to
death, of owner: $4,000 needed Albert
H. Cohen. 1042 N Irving st.. Arl., Va CH.
1861; res. WO. 204S
Evening star., 1941-03-25
FARM e. GARDEN.
RESULTS.

Will your garden be concentration
camp for the sick and afflicted or are you
already fed up on bargain shrubbery and
want some real honest-to- goodness plants
with real live roots. freshly dug delivered
and planted by experts? Lawns seeded
renovated. top dressed; holly yew mag
nolia, hemlock, 65 varieties roses, extra
large barberry, vinca minor, hardy myrtle
per1Vlnkie the most popular and best
ground cover, unexcelled for banks and
dense shade, will stand abuse and little
care; blue howers and waxy evergreen
foliage, heavy-clumps reasonable: fagstone
walks, terraces, rock gardens Free recon-
mendations and estimates. Lincoln 1925.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SAWS, electric portable, new and recon-
ditioned Speedmatic and Sktllsaw: terms
and trade. 1908 14th NV. NO. 0224. Ii.
sAxOPHONE, nat; tremendous sale on
saXophoneS In beautiful cond., S25 and
up. Ratner's Music Store, 736 18th st.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, for upholster-
ing purposes; no reas. oner refused. Pnone
SEWING MACHs. SO up; tfeadles. port.
rents. repairs. s1i 18th NV. Ma Ills:
SEWING MACHINEs-Console $25; port,
er Store. 2149 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 1888.
SEWING MACHINES sale on
Elec con-, $3.50. Singer treidles. ,$1o.
are all guaranteed, with free Instruction.
Many other good buys: We rent, repair all
typss tS"n of machines. s17 st. NV. Republic
SEWING MACHINE, singer console elec.
l01 model: cost S235, perfect. for S69 80.
Nice treadles, S5, So. $3.50. Open eve.
1912 Lee highway. CH. 4914.
TWIN HEps, psir rs solid AsT1 MAHOGANY AlsS
ssls. Lincoln furniture Co. so7 Psnns.
TYPEwRrTERs ADDING MACHINES, new
and used, sold. rented repaired Terms
Open EVENINGS. AMERICAN TyreWriter Co.
l43l East Capitol st Ii. 0082.
14sss sss A. 0ss
Typewriter Co. 131 1ith st. NV
EAfgEM Et1FggH cbEANEFsHqoXEBs II az
Win st rsSas sSSsR and suaF ike new sifyH ~
sos 11th St NV National 7773. 2e.
yspus nd Eise
tric; $6.95 UP Guaranteed year, Author:
lied factory service for Eureka, Royal and
General Electric
Ma. 2160. 517 10th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS, remodeling sale,
%st e.. &C. 5ssu II ss aG.
most most reliable vacuum n cleaner parts and
614 10th st. NV National ss72.
| WAsHERs--sale of discontinued models;
crosleyy,, s35; Thor. s29; all cemplete
Pay 81 weekly. We also have Bendix au-
tomatic washers; The, Piano Shop, 1016
| 9TH st. NV. Call Republic 1890.
WAsHERs-Deep-cut prices on brand-neH
standard makes of washing machines. in
crates, at discounts of more than 60eo of
list prices. No down payment. Terms a,
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-ir
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
92l G ST. NV. Entire Building
| District 1897. Open Ewes. Till 8 PM
WASHERS AND IRONERS. remodeling sale
all standard makes as low as S12z95. Bis
| trade-in allowance Easy terms You may
| lied SALES AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX
MAYTAG, G. E.. WESTINGHOUSE. A. B. c
| AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
| b14 10th St. NV. National sS72.
| WASHERS Bendix Home Laundry, fool
| models: tremendous reductions
| J. c. HARDING CO..
| Electrical Headquarters.
| b17 10th st. NV. MA. 2160.
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore" excel
| lent condition, years old: reasonable
Phone MI. S246.
| WASHING MACHINES. Maytag. Thor
Apex, and Easy, used rebuilt and floor
| samples S14.95 up.
| J. c. HARDING CO..
| Electrical Headquarters
517 10th st. NV MA. 2160.
Evening star., 1941-03-25
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY GOVT. EMPLOYE desires room, pri-
vate family or will share apartment; vic.
Wardman. MA. 6741, Ext. 800.
EMPLOYED COUPLE furnished room with
private bath: S25. After pm. Atlantic
O43n
Evening star., 1941-03-25

REFRIGERATOR remodeling sale, every
thing must 60. repossessions and rebuilts.
CROSLEY and many others as low as
S19.95. Easy terms: You may nay with
your light bill WashinRton's largest serv-
ice in all make refrigerators.
ELECTRICAL CENTER
Evening star., 1941-03-25

REFRIGERATORe. see Che new 1871 mod.
and CROSLEY at new low prices. Lbera
trade-in allowance on your old box. EasJ
terms. Washington's largest service com.
pany on all make refrigerators. You NAL
pay with your hight bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
61f 10th st. NV National 6S72
Evening star., 1941-03-25
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BARGATE FARM offers lovely summer to
right parties, exclusive Communication
provided Available April 10. Write to
Box $50. 102s Conn. ave. NV.
ARLINGTON-Twin beds; 1Oc fare; one
blk. bus; Sway ventilation. Phone Chest
nut 1913.
DOUBLE ROOM with young married cou-
pie; convenient to everything. lis Green
way blvd, Falls Church. F. c. 2196-W.
ARLINGTON or 2 gentlemen, twin beds.
shower, bus service, unlim telephone: q
real home; full privileges CHI. O149.
Evening star., 1941-03-25

SUBLET = ATTRACT: BEST SECTION
GEORGETOWN: 5-rm. apt. expos; bright.
complete $50. NO. 1889, call after 4 80
Evening star., 1941-03-25

MAN, young, with bicycle, to
work in liquor store; good
pay; refs. required. $40
Kennedy st. NV. No phone
calls.