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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
HOPE NEWS

/ lne SAINTS VI ITcScOll were pres
ent. After tour of the district
the pastor has returned.
PERSONALS: Mrs. Annie Mae
Miles, 800 Grove St., Hot Springs
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry White. :, Mr.. Calvin
Coleman was the guest Of Mrs.
Cora Coleman, returning to Pine
Bluff recently. :. Eva Dennis
left for Tulery, California where
she will make her home. ILL.
The friends of Mrs. Alma Cole
man are proud to know that she
is improving. Friends of Mrs.
Selma Lee Fixes wish her speedy
recovery. Thomas C. Smith of
Sheridan has returned home af-
ter spending several weeks in the
city with relatives and friends. :.
Mr.. Lucious Nelson of Pine Bluff
was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucious Nelson Mr..
Paul McFadden Of Albion, Mich,
is spending his vacation in the
city with his mother, Mrs. f. j.
McFadden. :. Miss Willie Mae
| Wilson of Texarkana is visiting
Miss Joe Eta Pegee Miss
Lurlean Cannon, junior Of Yerger
Hi School, is spending her vacation
in Chicago ILL.,, with her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pickens. :.
Mrj and Mrs. N,}1bn Bumphus
have returned after spending sew
eral days in DeQueen with parent
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Bumphus,
They report an enjoyable trip. /,
Mrs. Ella Dixon of Tucson, Ari2.
is spending her vacation in the
city with her son and daughter-ir
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Dix
on. Mrs, Mamie c. Beene OF
New York City is visiting her
neice Mrs. Nalidean Dixon, leav-
! ing in few days for Ozan to
spend a few days with her moth
en-, Mrs, Ellen Mitchell. r.. Mrs.
B. A. Turner of Hampton, Viz
ginia is visiting her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bazzelle. Miss Charline Wesson
has returned after spending sew
eral days in Nashville. q. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Steward and daughter
Amer Dean Of 2009 N. 9th Street
TT. Smith were the weekend
guests in the home of her father,
Walter Carmichael and they re-
ported an enjoyable stay fishing,
and visiting with friends. Six
o'clock Monday, July 6, found Miss
Lexia Carmichael aboarding the
train for Grabbing, La, where
she will spend six weeks of siren
OTIS study in the La, Normal Col
lege, having been granted full
scholarship by the State Board OF
Education. Mrs. S. F. Ming, rep
resentative of the Home Mission
Board of the National Baptist
Convention, 4207 st. Lawrence
Chicago, was the guest speaker a.
the Just Us Club, Thursday night.
Her subject was little Deeds of
Kindness" which was very inspir-
ing. A delicious dessert of walnut
ice cream was served by the hos
tess, Sister Phillips. Entire col
lection was turned over to the
visiting Missionary, who also
spoke on Home Mission in the
Southwest District Singing Con-
venton held at Carrots Chapel
Baptist Church. Size was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Car
michael Rev. Finch accom-
panied by Sisters Elder NJ. D.
Sugcs and Anna Stuart motored
to Strong to attend the Sunday
School Convention of the Church
IT God, with each delivering
soul stirring message. Others at
tending were Mesdames Edna Con
way and Clara Stewart and her
two sons. Mission Circle No. z
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Menifee News
By r. W. Jamison

COMMUNITY: Health is gen.
orally fair, however, Mrs. Irena
Wolff is still on the sick list. =.
The weather is fair and we have
plenty Of work TO do, yet a good
rain would be acceptable.
The PTA met last Wednesday
night, with Mrs. Adner Wilds,
Mrs. s. B. Woods and the presi-
dent Mrs. j. II. Alexander in at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
By MRS. v. c. Love
Phone 4l7SW

PERSONALITIES IN THE
NEWS; Mr.. and Mrs, ]. ]. Jones
Mr.. J. II. jackson. Mrs. O, W,
McPeters, Mrs. Aaron Sowels and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Alton left
Saturday morning for Los An
geles, Calf, to attend the Ma
tional Convention Of the NAACP,
Mrs. Mamye Jamison McIver Is
spending two weeks in Peters
burg, Va. visiting her husband
who Is in the U s Army service
ut Camp Lee. Va. Mrs. Edna
Harmon. primary teacher In the
College Hill school left last week
to attend summer school at Bis
hop College Miss Dannie Mae
Victor Of 1904 Laurel St. left last
Wednesday for Los Angeles,
California to make her home with
her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
]. Nash have just returned from
Galveston. Texas, where they at
tended the Texas State District
Insurance managcrs' meeting. A..
Mrs. Vada Elliot Of Lawton, Okla.
Is spending several weeks In the
city. visiting relatives and friends
She Is the sister Of Mr.. Anthony
Johns and Mrs. Elizabeth Patter-
son. Mrs. N. L. Shannon Of
IT'S Ash st. had as guest for the
week. end her cousin, Mrs. Roy
Johnson Of Hope Mrs. Simon
Griffin Of New York City is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cargee Hen
ny and grandmother Mrs. r. Reese
man Hants, 1406 Pine Mrs.
jamie Jones Of East end spent the
weekend in Gurdon visiting her
uncle. Mr.. Joe McElroy Of
College Hill Is spending his vaca-
ton in st. Louis, NO.. Mrs. Call
ie johnson is very much improved
after having an eye operation last
Monday. :. Mr.. Frank Adams,
Jr., a private in the U. s. Army
was hcme on q two day furlough
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams, Sl5 Edwards :. /.
M. and Mrs, Tom No. HQ5
l1iwari1 - - =
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Bessie Del0is FlenOry

RISING STAR BAPTIST
Church; Morning services, the de-
votional exercises were conducted
by Rev. V, Moore, with the SER
mon brought by the pastor, Rev.
Glover, The BTU opened at the
usual hour with the president, Mrs.
S. Savage and an interesting pro-
gram sponsored by the young peo-
pie. At the evening services Rev
Moore delivered a very inspiring
message Lonoke Baptist
Church, Supt. J. A. Harris opened
the S. S. with large attendance.
Prayer hour was conducted by
Deacons G. G.. Carmichael and E.
J. Jones, with the pastor, Rev. J.
w. Williams delivering power
full message. President Carmich-
ael presided at the BTU hour with
a lively topic discussion. 1t has
been announced that Mission Cir
Gle No. | will meet at the home of
Elder and Mrs. J. w. Walker. The
pastor delivered the evening mes
sage with collection totaling $685.
OF.
MT. ZION CME Church: The S.
S. opened with Asst. Supt. Gin
ME Gamble and a good attendance
with the group receiving a timely
address from Sister Scott. At the
morning hour the message was
Scott. League opened at the re-
gular hour by fine president, Mrs.
Ethel Mae Harris, with Miss jamie
Harris and Joseph McFadden as
teachers. Sunday evening prayer
hour was led by Sister Scott
with the pastor bringing the ser
mon. Remarks were given by
Prof. Clark and Rev. johnson,
with collection announced as $40
02. A total of S1.30 was given to
Bro. Jesse B. Easter, who is i'll.
BETHEL AME Church: Supt.
Eliza Holt conducted the S. S. with
all teachers present. To a large
audience, p S or Covington
brought the message, with Rev. r.
l.. Pipkins, former pastor of the
church as a pleasant visitor. +.
BEBEE MEMORIAL CINE Church
The Supt., Mrs. D. Douglass pre-
sided at the Sunday School hour
and the Adult class received the
financial banner, with attendance
banner going to- the Young Peo-
pie. Addressing the group was
Rev. D. l.. Suttles. Pastor, Rev.
J. S. Washington delivered the
morning message and one mem
Der was received Bro. j. T. SUIT
ties. The first ralley of the Vic
tory Drive was held Sunday, with
Guy Turner, reporting S24.25; the
pastor, $273.23 and total Of
$460l2. The pastor will preach
at Mt. Zion on Sunday, July 10.
The Choral Club will render mus
ie July 26, when the pastor preach
es at Mr.. Pleasant, and the sem
ior choir will also be guest. ST.
MARK BAPTIST Church; The
past Sunday was a splendid day
at the church, with a good attend
ance at the S. S. and Mrs. John
son has spared no pains in max
ing the unit go over in a big way.
In the afternoon children day
pDgram was given with Misses
Adell Louis and Lula Mae White
as sponsors. From a recent re-
pair job the church has been ex-
banded. Collection was $1,000.
Church of God In Christ: The
saints Of the church wish TO re-
port victory thru the precious
Blood Of Jesus and were blessed
recently with the presence of Ell
Ter McColler Of Texas who con-
lucted eight nights of meeting.
Souls were stirred, with young
nen and women coming to the al
ar, Elder Tate of Pine Bluff and .
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end with his family and was ac-
companied to Pine Fluff by his
son, Bchbie.
st. Peters Conference Host.
The st. Peters AME Church, with
Rev, G. N. Ship, pastor held their
quarterly conference on last Sun
day, with DR.. w II. Eskridge,
presiding, who brought both mes
sages for the day. Notables APP
pearing on the program includ-
ed Revs. W. p. Muldrow, pastor
of Demott and f X. Powell, pas
tor of the First Baptist church,
Dermott, who addressed the con-
ference in an inspiring way, Those
paying $l.00 at the conference
We're Revs. w. 7. Eskridge and
G. N. Shipp, Mesdames Irwin,
Sallie Shell, M. J. Johnson, Ella
Williams, Gladis Noble, Amanda
Moon, Hattie James, Lizzie Searcy
Ethel Jackson, Mary Young, Luel
la Lindsey, Verdia Green, Harriet
Riley, Gency Williams, Viola Will
liams, Sarah Williams, Vclma Dial
ton, Mary Pendleton and Miss Mar
guerite Graves; Messrs. E. Bent
ley, j. T. Pendleton, Grant Smith
Luther Williams, j. Huntly, s. l..
Bland, Sam Scott, Joe Burns and
Jack Taylor. Total collection F..
$426.35.
Assisting Mr.. Tom Jones with
the State Press in gathering news
and increasing circulation is Miss
Jimmie Lee Motion. high school
student They are to be commend
ed for the fine job they are do
ing in handling our mouthpiece--
The PRESS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

The Commanding General the
Ordnance Training Center, Briga-
der General Julian S. Hatcher
ind the Commandant of the Or
dnanee School, Colonel George w.
Outland announce the graduation
and commissioning of Ad 1t,
George +. Rice on June AZ at
Aberdeen, 1t Rice, 70, resides ut
236 West l20th St, New York
City; his parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Rice of 39l Wilson ST.,
Havre de Grace, Maryland.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Potts & Callahan. Hoover Airport. Airing
ton, Va, until . pm. January Both, 1912.
for furnishing the following equipment on
monthly rental and. recapture. basis; 25
dump trucks, Gu. yd. bodies. ! to bull
dozers. Caterpillar D-7." or equal: TO 3
bulldozers, Caterpillar 60;inch D4" or
equal. l to 3 motor patrols, Caterpillar
No. I2." or equal. Further information will
be furnished upon request at the above
address Potts e. Callahan reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. WASHINGTON.
January 26. 1942.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800. District Building.
until 200 PM. Daylight Saving Time.
February 9. 1912, and then publicly opened,
for Construction Of Enclosing Wall at D. c,
Jail, located East of 10th Street and
South of b Street, Southeast Tin Reserva-
ton No. 13). Proposals. specifications. and
drawings may be obtained at Room 427.
District Building, upon deposit OF certified
check for $1,000. payable to the Collector
of Taxes, D. c.. to guarantee their return
in good condition.
ja2S,29. 30 81 ,fe2,3
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE pIsTR1cT COURT OF THE
bia..-Notice Of Limited Partnership: No,
named fsen nov na'
all OF the general and special partners OF
q, limited partnership formed pursuant to
the laws Of the State Of New YORK and md
if Esp haSe oe ed the s' omes t0 the
Columbia a certificate Of limited partner
ship which contains the terms thereof
The name Of the nrm under which such
he Business Intended to sfnefs! Be sransacted I.
eastpedispIs I y: ana brokers and dssi.r. M is
investments of every. kind and character.
e nam 81 a. M ehsT snd
partners h,tp interested therein distinsuishinsg
residence are I as tolows: C Especial % Partners1
Henry ,Ismen Ru.eT; Boy IL Red Bank n1l
goaasRas sas cHuf1 p JosH 5SHi1 ca,ss rsa
cggyeRt ssnB sx,r .aS 6ePsTa Hsn6 FaF5aef }9
N. Y; Ra adcliffe cheston. Jr'4 H oreiand, j. Pa:
Charles s, cheston;; skippack pike. white
s0T A0.5 Payk 4Ss eutef : s' St. soS \ s. g.
n z. \. Z; Edwin A. Fish. Locust valley
Ave, N. Y. N. Y; Charles B. Harding.
Rumson, N. j.: Edward B. Smith, Jr.,
"Sweetwaters," Providence Rd.. Edgemont,
Pa: Irving D. Fish, Fox Run Lane. Green
wich. Conn: Fred z. Koechlein, GAL Union
Ave. Elizabeth. N j.: w. Edwin Williams,
900 Charlotte Rd Plainneid N. j.: Ed
ward c, Savers, Washington Lane Meadow
brook. Pa: Ralph B. johnson. 80 E. 10th
st.; n. Y, N; Y; VIM. Barclay Harding.
Mass: Ogden Phipps. Roslyn. L. l., N Y:
Karl Wetsheit, 221 Blvd. Mountain Lakes,
searsdale. N Y, The amount Of capital
which each special partner shall have con-
tributed to the partnership is as follows:
Henry e. Butler. &250,O00: Philemon Dick
inson. S250.O00; Edwin A. Fish, S4OO. 900:
John w. Castles, 100000. The period at
which the partnership Is to commence and
the. period at which it is to terminate are
as follows: The partnership formed at the
close of business on December, 81, 1887:
shall continue from and after the close of
business on December 81, 1941, for the
term Of two years to and including Decem =
Der 81, 1943, subject to earlier termination
upon certain contingencies set forth in the
aforesaid certificate. Filing the certificate
as aforesaid and this publication are oc-
casioned by the retirement of j. Rtchie
Kimball as general partner at the close
OF business on December 81. 194l.
ta5.7.9.12 2l4.16,19.21 .23,26,28.30.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, Auctioneers

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
TTHURsSsDAY' TISHssN FEBRUARY III ig42; AT At
AUCTION at 6O4 Rhode Island Ave. Ne, to
enforce our liens for storage and other
left by F. Merten 35 Plymouth. motor
No. PJ2731116, left by J. EDGAR 81 Ford,
motor No. A3594072. left by T. Cleland;
by W. Flack: SO chrysier, motor CI0,46oo
left by H. A, A, saundsrs; '27 Terraplane;
H0dSr H0dsrn No; ;a 723419, LEFT 6y E. PuIseE; 'Sg
Boykin; '33 Graham, motor No. I6Of7O7,
left by. McCorquodsle: '32 Buick. motor
No; S!,, 27gl024. LEFT Iyoo sy H. Patterson: '29
Rainey: 81 Ford. motor No. 1s-33eI7 ISL d.
left by Theo Thomas: '33 studebaker.
''33 Plymouth. motor No. PDl83224, left
BY p. z. Jones Parties in interest please
take notice. CALL CARL. INC. s14 H
st. NV. ja2Sfe2,4lI
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF CO.
lumbia Holding Bankruptcy Court.--In the
Matter OF CLARENCE AUGUST COGAN
1858 Baker St NE. Washington. D. G..
Bankrupt No. 4IS2.-To the
City Of WASHINGTON. District of Columbia
Notice is hereby given that the said Clar-
ence August Cosan has been duly ad-
him on January 23. 1942. and that the
nrst meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the office of the undersigned Referee in
Bankruptcy, $40 Investment Bldg, 18th
and K SITS. NV, Washington, D. c., on
the 9th day of February. 1942. at ten
o'clock AM. At which place and time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. appoint q com
mittee Of creditors, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. FRED
J. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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CAPE COD. $6.95O.

owner. transferred. offers beautiful near
ly new tapestry brick home. with 2 open
freplaces on "a acre, miles D. C. Large
living room. bedrooms, dining room room
air-conditioned heat, oil burner, hardwood
floors. Groom hoored attic. Convenient
to bus. schools and stores; 25 minutes TO
sold and terms can be arransed. See this
today MARTIN T. WEBB 4 SON. AMMAN
dale, Va. Phone Alex. 4172 or 5al6.
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$12.75O-Chevy Chase, D. c.
New Colonial Brick.

This lovely home has Just been com
pleted and it is situated on q large
wooded lot within squares of Conn.
ave. conY. to transport ton. stores; ele-
mentary, junior and senior high scho11is; 9i1si
baths, porcfes, daylight cellar, the very
latest equipment and conveniences. AIR
CONDITIONING, Attached garage New
homes in the above range are extremely
scarce and we urge your prompt consider
stion. THOs. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
REALToRS. DI. $3.50: or evenings call MR..
CMATTZ 1929
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
RIIIIDING WITH OFFICES, APPROX
& 000 SO IT., suitable laundry. printins
mfg, storage. Additional lot 5000 50. IT,.
both Sis. Hillside O210.
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR DOCTORS
office; vacant lot adjoining. I'll 2lst sni
w will build n suit tenant. CalI
OWNER National S746.
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Seasoned COlored

Investment Properties.
2-family nat in fine renting location be
tween sherman and Georgia aves.; each
ant, consists Of 2 rooms, kitchen, bath snd an
porch, Individual heating plants; rents $50
per month; price. $4,000.
2-family fiat near Grimth Stadium APIS:
consist OF 3 and 4 rooms ana PAIN low
rents at S2?.bO each, long time tenants;
price, S4,750.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWN
1-oo rvs 81 NV ME, 1860.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

733 ACRES. gro IN FRUIT. PEACH AND
apple: $50 acres tillable; located in Penn
sylvania near Blue Ridge SUMMIT; anntr a59Is hrct
and stone houses, barns and outbuiidiInss h.iIu.s
Including packing barn. Herd OF Aberdeen
Angus cattle. hogs turkeys. draft norses'
complete farm equipment. MA. 6347
go ACRES, NICE S-ROOM HOUSE, ELEC;;
40 acres cleared, estimated 81 300 worth
of timber; near Clarksburg.. Md, miles
bus, railroad Y mile paved road; $500 Ss
TATE: College Park. WA. 1859: eve.'
VALUABLE PROPERTY-PUBILC SALE N
front of Farmers Nat. Bank: STANLEY,
VA, NEAR LURAY, AT PM. Saturday.
Jan. 81. 175 acres, Information oy
widow, Dupont 1643, from S-4 pm. go
R., H, ELEC..: as. AC.. 90 Ac. TIMBER,
miles B. c.; bus; price, $4,000. J. L.. C.
WEST Falls Church 1897.
FINE OLD ST. MARYs COUNTY FARM
home and 700 acres. Ideal stock and to-
bacco farm. Large running stream. Near
salt water. Bargain price to close estate.
$40 900 cash required. Box 1898, Star.
ABOUT 25 ACRES NEAR. FAIRFAX
And not far from the main hishway, hish
land, mostly in pine; improvements prac.
tieally worthless. but An opportunity st
''oo LOUIS p. sHoEMAKR
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1s sss .::s s yss ssss 'Sss
LINCOLN 1887 sedan: heater, ex-
cellent mechanical condition; selling for
private 0"nfs FRsane ;ssE's noToss sTts easy terms
1401 R. I. Ave. NE. DE 63O2.
L!SM,SoIN.zEPHYR nc 1927 De luxe coupe:
eaes.na hecsd condton ss9s dsbs ia5s
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1910 4-door sedan:
1st-class condition, excellent tires, heater,
radio; oENUINE BARGAIN: Ss95. W.
Edwards, I'm $500 or DI. 1890.
ss s1T1 s.en sao tires sde s.e.eht e adGsr
'''.u Wv. snMoNs MOTORS 49,,
1897 14th 81. NV. NO. 2164.
:sds eaen lst ado .sa h.se is%sa.
tiyo! hyd.amatic drive Ono ell, clutch. no shifb.
'A' 30. !. sxuI sRosSoidsnss so.y
300 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 2161.
0I.DsMoBME 1910 4-door sedan, immacu-
no iate: excellent tires radio. custom seat
ss f1yefsi o34s s"ner drafted Call Mr. Tiger
PACKARD 1899 super 4-door sedan:
heater, new tires. fne mechanical condi-
tion. North 5331. 350s 18th St NV.
PACKARD 1921 100 club coupe: r. and
coupe, radio, heater. white-wall tires; 1895.
1897 14fh 4saMMoSs st. NV! AoroRs 10. a1s4.
PACKARD 1870 "I2O" conv. club coupe;
essn. esa ean CO 500 dss s.t tss a aao pm
PAcK4aD Hs!,.,1a, 1s4o ,,.: 4:aOOE touring sedan
900 mi; oriainai ia; owner. Ho Wo. 1af ss44. i''-
PLYMOUTH 1897 1897 coupe. like new; one
S7RS Mn Gniy Bono 1Soo MI on tires $780,
PeLIaY1HoTTH Fly UT 1898 1899 2-door sedan: heater;
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedan; excellent motor,
o very good tires. spotless interior and
iii 21st st. NV NV. District f Ct i2is! Fl LEW iNo'
PLYMOUTH. 1941 4-door sedan; radio and
heater excellent tires, low mileage. like new
Hn inside and out; carries new-car guarantee
257 Carroll St. Tax. PIX. 5, c. GE. 1902
popular; steel body: hydrauiie brakes:
% sfisf sReo tfss sn' Plymouth EnnS
420l Wisconsin, Ave. ordway 1920.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door; radio
heater, gray finish; l owner; low mileage;
T Ihe@chrssIeT ac 9sen'e plymoHth IL %Gi
4201 Wisconsin Ave. ordway 1920.
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-door de luxe sedan
excel motor. 2 new tires, 3 good tires. ra-
S465. Greenbelt 3246 after 4 pm
PONTIAC 1e41 de luxe "6" 4-door trunk
ssaan; ESaE ve5y low mileage; one owner: S999,
radio and heater. perfect condition; $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1941 de luxe sport sedan;
radio and heater. white sidewall tires like
practically new tires COAST-N Pom
T1AC locations. 400 block Florida ave
ewes. until g.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

$3.50. NICE LOT IN CHEVERI.Y; LARGE
trees: bOx160. Call OWNER, evenings.
S& 1851. 81.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-PAVED STREET
Built-up section; 40x100; on grade; only
$1,000. Call southeast office, 3211 Pa.
ave. Sc, Ii. 1000.
ADMBERT w. LEE.
1343 H ST. NV DI 1900
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CHOICE INVESTMENT.

Nice new Colonial type OF bu1ldine' the
ouner's apartment covers the entire frst
fooonrt; 5 large rooms and bath; there are
more large apartments. splendid rentai d
the rents will paw all expenses; price
$4,000, with $500 cash:
DUPLEX BARGAIN
floor contains ; large rooms and bath, hne
rear porche7 with laundry room for each' &C n
automatic oil INV. heat; price, Ss;nou.
opelmISv opsmvFp SPRING E. CO., SH. 1852.
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Convenient Northeast Location.
KENNEDY BUILT.
60 O6n

Nev-house condition, o0-ft. row brick
house 4 bedrooms and finished 3rd floor;
Playroom. screened weather-stripped ana
storm sash front and rear porches. new
Bryant gas furnace and radiator covers
on first floor. Convenient to Navy YARD
Library and Government depts Terms.
EDW II. JONES g. CO., INC. 1920 conn.
ave NV Woodley 1900. Ewes, Mr.. NILS,
SLIGO rT22 for inSpection.
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$40 950

Charming home. built-in features too
numerous to mention, rooms. 3 bedrooms
screneed living porch off the 13x23-ft;
living room breakfast room, automatlc OIL
heat, built-in garage. Wide, deep. shrubbed
lot. Splendid NV location. F. A. TWEED
CO EN- $3.50, 5504 Conn. ave. n W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL

SMALL ACREAGE. 12-ROOM HOUSE
with heat, about 15-mile radius Of D. c
Box 310-M, Star. Bargain. 2S'
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APARTMENT HOUSES.
New buildings from 4 to 80 units, priced
from $4,000 to S125,000: full informa'
ton on application. Call MI. Wolberg
Taylor 1885 or SHANNON d LuCHS Co.,
MA o94h
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

A GOOD TRADE NEXT BEST TO SALE
Big list in. out D. c. State what you have.
! wish. N. E. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y. ave.
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FINE NV LOCATION
EXTRA.
3 YEARS OLD-$10, $50.
REDROOMS, Q BATHS.

A charming red brick beautifully bal;
anced on nice level lot (70xl5O IT. well
decorated with trees, shrubs and flowers,
has recreation room with fireplace, living
room and screened side porch. dining room
with bay window, large kitchen with break-
fast nook 3 bedrooms and baths. big
back yard with hedge and white Colonial
fence. it goes without saving this house
will sell Immediately. CALL Mr.. BLACK
WEI DER OR 1884
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Want a Good Exchange?

Unusual type brick home. excellent con-
dition. bedroom and bath on the 1St hoor
2 other bedrooms and bath, large lot, ga,
rage best of all located in highly restricted
section of Conn. ave. near Rock Greek
Park: owner will consider reasonable terms
on YOUR property in trade. REALTY AS
SOCIATES Ma. l43S Till pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-28

CHEvRoLT 1910 Master De luxe 2-door
sedan; driven only 5000 miles By careful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

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