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The guardian., 1943-11-27

ored race will stand trial this
week for the murder of a fellow
wedding guest. There were
witnesses, so the case will not
turn entirely on circumstantial
evidence-looks like he will be
hanged.
THE mutteringS among
the blacks is about one sort OF
Justice for Nassaus whites and
another sort for the blacks.
The latter are in no mood to
admit that the evidence offered
by the prosecution did not war
rant the conviction of de Mar
igny. BY reason of the sudden
deportation of the famous
French Count is why it is
guardedly stated by residents
IF de Marigny is out OF the
colony before the Marine trial. it
will be better for all concerned.
SLANT ON NEWS
I am very glad to know that
Count Basic and his ork are
making such a grand perform
ance at the Hotel Lincoln, 44th
and 9th Avenue. Broadway has
given a Royal welcome for the
Jump King" Of swing. The
press critics are raving q
what nightlife sorely lacked
this season. Journal-American;
eThe best opening the hotel
room ever had" Post; :. the
iump King of Swing sending
right out of this world " New
York Sun.
While pounding out this col
uunnn on my typewriter I was
somewhat interrupted and had
to listen at my radio to songs OF
Porgy and Bess by Todd Dun
can and Eta Moten. The duet
"Bess You Is My Woman Is
great as are "a Woman Is a
sometime Thing and "Tai1t
Necessarily So, the GerShWin
hits.
Speaking of radio heard a
fine address by Mrs. Grace Nan
Johnson, widow of the noted
writer James Weldon Johnson
over NBC For This We Fight
For Everyone.
I talked with Lucky Millln-
der the other day and he told
me about his brand new "hIlo
sensation with his orchestra IN
the person of the curvacious
and pulchritudinous Judy Car
roll try to get a Decca rec
ord of her hit song Baby Don t
You Cry" which is a swell Billie
Holiday style of rythmn. And
too, hear Deep slumber" vocal
ized by Trevor Bacon of the
Millinder aggregation.
Mayor La Guardia just advis-
es that New York's Thanksgiv-
ing dinner will not be turkey on
thanksgiving, as the Black
Market has bought up the crop
for the benefit Of a fayorite
/ few.
And worst of all. you can't get
a bottle of wlliskey in Harlem
or even in other sections OF the
CITY The only out is over the
bar. and nothing is being done
about it. The only spirits avail
able in the package stores are
brandv. gin, wine and rum
This is all for now, Cheerio
your pal sNELsoN.
The guardian., 1943-11-27
new YORK CITY
By FLOYD c. SNELSoN

Continued from Page Three)
Germ only in lunatic aSylums.
NOW LET'S look this
matter CT race prejudice
straight in the eye. I'm sick
and tired of all the pussyfoot-
ing that's been going on about
Jim Crow. Either we are be-
levers in the principles of de-
mocracy-as we piously declare,
three times a day-or we are a
collection of the greatest frauds
the world has ever seen.
:. FOR GENERATIONS the
conventional and learned citi-
zens of this republic have stood
stolidly silent while the Colored
American has been vilifled, Ii
beled and denied almost all &C
cess to the privileged places OF
sweetness and light.
THE INFERIORITY
MYTH "The solid south has
stood as dumbly solid as a block
of granite has been band
led around like a political is
sue" AS soon as opportunities
for learning we're opened up to
colored people-even partially
that myth was exploded. The
list of colored intellectuals, a
list which would include such
men as George Washington
Carver, Richard Wright, Walter
White, Countee Cullen and
James Weldon Johnson, would
be a credit to any academy OF
arts ana leGCSIS.
SUCH ARTISTS as Mar
ian Anderson, Paul Robson,
Dorothy Maynor, Roland Hayes
Duke Ellington, Dean Dixon and
many others Of such calibre are
outstanding in their respective
fields. And at last, in nation
wide lights we have with Misses
Lena Horne, Katherine Dun
ham, Hazel Scott, the most pow
erful of all social weapons:
glamour.
"oNE OF THESE DAYS
the good people of these poten-
tentially great UsA are going
to wake up to the fact that
there is one thing much greater
than the myths of tradition and
pseudo sanctities Of custom
And that is CULTURE. 81
would like to wave this in the
face Of every hill-billy southern
Senator" unQUOTE.
Orchids to Miss Elsa Maxwell
for such a wholesome analysis
Of this all-important subject
now a burning issue in Amer
lea It is quite obvious that she
expresses her personal views al
well as that of the New York
Post, which was founded by Al
exander Hamilton
DE MAGIGNY IN BAHAMAS
The Marigny murder tria
brings out the following mess
as given in the columns Of the
Daily News:
-. Quote: Since a racial up
rising in the Bahamab, june
1912, there has been an under
current Of unrest among the
s0Go cclored native population
A large majority Of the blacks
had opinions concerning dt
Marigny's guilt. The aquitta
verdict failed to shake them.
-. Hilary Na!Ene Ct the col
The guardian., 1943-11-27

CoiurnDus Ave- and reports that the place will be en-.
arged IN the near future and the christening of new
name Inc Golden Gate" will take place The Gate is
viewing Tor the No hot spot title in Tan Town Speak
ing OF tne best natmosphere and entertainment of kind
the Savoy still heads the heap. With such swell place
ana Such swell band as Sabby Lewis and his gang the
pace Is packed mite IN and mite out. Bob Elliott has
fine discovery in a vocalist Minnie
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Honey choeoIats chlp SQUARES

Honey Chocolate Chip Squares
u cup sifted -four; Il teaspoon
soda; X teaspoon salt; Il cup
honey; ] egg, well beaten; /
tablespoon melted butter or other
shortening; 1 package semi.sweet
chocolate chips; n cup chopped
walnut meats; l teaspoon vanilla.
sift -four once, measure, add
soda and salt, and sitt again. Add
honey gradually to egg, beating
thoroughly. Add butter, chocolate
chips, nuts, and vanilla, mixing
thoroughly. Then add -four and
mix well. Turn mixture into
SxSx Pinch pan which has been
creased, lined with waxed paper,
and again creased. Bake in slow
oven (325' F. 36 minutes, or until
done. Cut In squares, remove from
pan, and cool on cake rack. Makes
20 squares.
The guardian., 1943-11-27
IN THE MAIL BOX:

To Miss LIS. Far be it from me to give advice of this
kind but the question in mind is which I've given some
thought to and to way of thinking I'd say, you're
right For after three years if the guy does not show
you what kind of man and provider he's going to be
and at his don't worry about the army changing him
much, judging from those who come back and the ones
who came back from other wars It's sad and a hard
thing to do, know, but bear this in mind you're young
The guardian., 1943-11-27
THE CRYSTAL BALL:

Little has been said about Duke Ellingtons coming
concert appearance on the 18th of December but reports
nave 1t that the Duke has dood again with his new COM
position, based Roi Oeys best seller, The World to
Come which is the tops in original composition by the
master Plans are under way for gala New Years Eve
Celebration for Defense Workers. sponsored by them and
at $500 per couple The affair I'm told to be strictly
formal and reservations must be obtained in advance
The music will be by some name band from New York
with taVorS and noise makers and all the frs as if in
Billy Rosess Diamond Horseshoe There will be con-
unuouS entertainment Broadway going to Move to Bos
ton on New Years Eve.
The guardian., 1943-11-27
THE ROUNDUP
BY
GEORGE MOUZoN

GREETINGS and how be you, neighbor? Gee, but
feel good to be back at the old typewriter after
Ereg by big bad cold. I'm certain that yours was
os thankful and turkeyless holiday but who cares
still big bird and the thought that the fighting
4 on the fronts ate to their hearts content filled to
ssnts unknown.
The guardian., 1943-11-27
Lunch Box Etc.
Luxuries

- BY Frances Lee Barton -
TERE'S luxury for the lunch.
i i box, for the children's party,
for your bridge party or for that
The guardian., 1943-11-27
SO-LONG:

Hoping you enjoy the chicken stew and until next
week time, Mrs Mouzons little boy, ducking and
lodging his bill collectors but trying to reach them say
ing soong and remngng you that the VICTORY has not
been won vet and to BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS.
The guardian., 1943-11-27
Y0NG THE LINE:

CoIumnst and commentator, Drew Pearson seems to
se the national spotlight at this time by his brilliant
~ revealing facts about what really is happening
.#h the home and fighting front He is frank and fear
"a in his reports and to write and speak with
horty But what gets me is how the majority of the
s6sandng coumnists and writers fail to make great
bdo-you-do out of of the disgracefuI treatment
a the CoIored Service men and women in this country
Mere the commanding generals aren't under such
at emotional strain of combat The open segregation
4 war plants and the discrimination in every walk of
sery day life. Mighty funny to me, mighty funny.
NTELFING WITH ROSIE:
Johnny McIIvane is manager of The Ken Club
i Warentown st. where Ray Perry and his fine little
7oup take the spotlight. This makes the first time in
cent years that sepian has managed inown mite
pot Murray Shevn takes at the old Monterey on
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE con-
sT a Slr HoFFHW VISA e F6an4hEs
5STA eE f R6HS kSRTg SEEEEF AND
recorded in ,Liber No. $3.50, folio 9s. ct
seq. Of the land records of the District of
secured thereby. the Undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction, in front of the
6F aPs ab hosR IRA III fig H6JR daI 55x
PM. the following described land and
premises situate in the District Of Co
seven ~ Esht IS, Nine ans 20. e! Txenty ss
one ,t2D and TWENTY-FIVE t32> and the
North \, rd one and twenty-nine hundredths
full depth OF Lot Six 3d.. in Block -Four
4ac in + Ha ar and E1yans sasSyision q he
was conveyed to the United States by
Deed D d. recorded in Lber No 124 folio 326;
Being shs strp Of
tension Of the. tunnel for The Washington
fortytWo t4a5 and psa fa1rs09 4s, and
the. North four "a feet front on Cham am
plain pl Street BY fun depth Of Lot Forty
sabays0n Fl lots in BECK Bloc roJ a.
o e Once 81 Of fRG se Of the the
District of Columbia, Also Lot Ninety-one
1a1 in, John A. sterrett and Robert F.
Flemins's combination of lots in Block
Four "a Meridian HILL" as per plat re-
corded in Liber No. 50. folio T, of the
aforesaid Surveyors ONCE Records: ex-
cepting so much of said land as was con-
yeyed to the United States by Deed. re-
Land Records, being a subterranean strip
of land Fifteen 15) feet wide, for the
extension of the tunnel for the washington
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase-money to be paid in cash, balance
in Two equal installmentS, payable in one
and two years, with interest at per
centum per annum, payable quarter
annually, from day Of sale, secured by frst
deposit OF $4,000 90 will be required at
time Of sale. Examination of title, con-
veyanclng, recording, revenue stamps, etc,
at cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within 30 days from day of
sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to forfeit said deposit or to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser upon the foregoing terms, after
some newspaper published in Washington,
D. c.. or with Or without FORGETTING the
deposit the Trustee may avail itself of any
LEGAL or equitable rights against the de-
AMERICAN SECURITY
g. TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Vice President.
(Seal Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
mb6. d & ,eX. Su6hol
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LIST FLOOR DEN, . ROOMS AND BATH
upstairs, log-burning fireplace: lot as level
as floor (you can make a fine garden1 !;
downtown bus passes the door; $3.50.
The kind of house that appeals to women
EH 1890: ewes Sill EDe O6eS
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STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion sedan, Fire
stone white-wall tires Clean throughout.
Must be sold today. Owner leaving for
Army. Terms if desired. Gil. 2279. OK.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont

NEAR U s. CAPITOL.
room row brick, hot-water oil heat;
| price S6.35o: easy terms to responsible
onyer' vacant Call MR.. WEAVER, WO.
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PROPOSALS,

March 5, 1913. Sealed proposals viii be be
received at Room 800, District Building
uhtll 1000 AM, March Is. for furnishing
Nc Mo'o5 P3ropelie ed Ladder Truck Schedule
80 ps 1rns iI hiasnaS'ns om'er' Room
P; W. A: PROJECT NO. DC-1OO0-1-F,
UNIT 3 tNON-FEDERAL,- COMMISSION ,
ERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, D. C.--Separate sealed bids
Tor the, furnishing Of materials and labor
required for uncrating. erecting and in
stating sos certain laboratory eauipment On
ADMINIsrRATfoN BG Bull n 'nf MUN Nnst
PAL CENTER Washington. D. c.. will be
received by said Commissioners, at Room
509;, District, Building, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
until clock P M. E.W T. MAR. II. ] 943.
and then publicly. opened and read aloud
Form of Contract, Specifications ard Forms
be examined and secured at the Office Of
the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department,
Room 427 District Building. Not more than
three 60 sets of specifications will be
commissioners reserve the right to waive
any informalities in or to reject any or
all bids. Each bidder must deposit with
ms bid security in an amount equal to
five per centum go of the base bid in
the form and subject to the conditions pro-
tention Of bidders. is particularly called
employment to be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty GOD days after the. actual date Of
Secretary, Board Of Commissioners, D. c.
mh3.4 ,5.6.S.9
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RLINGTON-UNFURN.. , ROOMS. KIT
and bath apt: 23-ft. living rm. bay win
dow; near, Colonial Village enpl couple
CnLy: no chlldren or pets: restricted. Call
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CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CONN. AVE.
real center hall plan home of eight
spacious rooms. two baths, garage and
attractlVe lot; prompt possession. real
nome Tor you at reasonable price Belt
ZEl.I. D1 3 100
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APARTs. EuRk. OR UhFURN,

BEAUTIFUL SINGLE ROOM. DOUBLE
room, porches and grounds: close Transport
tston. Phone RA. 1854. 1911 Madison
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SIMON, KOENIGsBERGER & YOUNG,
Attorneys. $40 woodward Bldg.

IN THE D1sTR Fd F., G StR,rt or o THE
PLAINTIFF vs. ao TbiSHHTS &c neon C a.
satsacEqaity No =. :, oRDEg o KATI !
4o3, NIsI -Fannie r. Weinbers, Leo Baum,
and National SAVINGS and Trust Company
q sds1 p e vi ETe snd Of snd
and codicii of Morton H Goldenberg. de-
ceased, hayng reported ne sale to kath-
C.. Hardness and Others Commissioners,
subdivision of Lots in Square 4o3, as per
P Taeord or he in oe s II foh0 Of
the District Of Columbia described as fol-
lows; BeginEing for the same on the line
feet Q inches; thence west OF feet 10
along the line of said alley IA feet 9
inches; THENCE. east 81 feet 10 inches to
th paf Of a for the prise
veyancing. notarial charges. and record
70 an I'd Ike ef qes % b
date of transfer; said sale subject to the
payment OF no commission. it is by the
DERED, That unless. cause to the contrary
b be t shown POP On or before the gath day Of
that copy of this Order be published
in the Evening Star. newspaper of gem
and the Washnston Law ss at
sa' sn fa5E f ssd h fst maser
hearing on the final ratification and con.
March ls4a;; At 1000 q m, is! JAMES NJ.
Test caARLEs STEWART. c sIai COPY By
ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy Clerk.
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/ ROOM AND BATH, NO COOKING. SIS
B st Sc. FIR. 6641.
234 GALLATTN ST NV ROOMS,
kitchen and Semi-pvt. bath; heat, utii,
phone; adults, gentiles: $50 March IS
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FARMS FOR RENT.

I11-ACRE TRUCK FARM GROOM
house, good outbuildings partly equipped,
$40 per month JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile. Nd. Phone Ashton 3S46
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CHEVY CHASE. MD
Near Bureau of Standards
MODERN 1891
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW,

$3.50
,. This snow-white bungalow nestled among
the pines is smart as Hollywood and
sturdy as the hills. Substantial masonry
construction throughout. The 5 rooms
and bath are sttractVely arranged for
year-around comfort and a large level lot
IS an invitation to outdoor enjoyment
Owner leaving city, reason for selling. For
fmrther details please call Sydney Karr,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
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ARLINGTON VA
ARLINGTON VA
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RshT

TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, ABOUT s MILES
south Of Alexandria near Mt. Vernon Me-
voir; 2 acres ground small chicken house
and several fruit trees; house is partially
furnished and ready for immediate occu-
pancy rent, S15 per month. Box 15S-C,
Star o.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
MONEY WANTED.

WILL SELL $500 sECOND-TRUsT
aa dno monthly, maturing 8 years; in
Spring home. Good property, good owner.
Original amount $1,000. Box 496-A. Star
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.

Beautiful Diet. all-br,ck home in excel
lent cond. contains features rarely found
IN any home, desiancd for comfortable,
gracious LIVING Inspection Will convince
you this home is worth double the price
asked. First f.-Sun paror liv. rm. IL
hrary, d1n nm kit pantry and lavatory.
Second fl spacious hedrms., 3 modern
tiled baths. Third f.-Bsllrm and stor-
age, rm. Below stairs-Msids nm. and
immediate sale at S2T500. AID. 7O7I;
eNeninES. EN- nhnt -
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED! WELL EQUIPPED STOCK
farm with big barns, silo, tenant houses
ana main house: in Fairfax County; prefer
land along Potomac River. Phone Falls
Church 1881
FARM WITHIN 40 MI. OF D. c. GIVE
details as to water. bldgs improvements
SIZE price etc. Prefer Northern Va. or Md
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M. Naval Hospital--Attr. modern, A.
hedrm. brick home. on wooded lot.
z. T. WRIGHT. WI. AIS OR WI. 5344
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PROPERTY For SALE

$3.50; 5-RM. FRAME DEEP LOT;
rental. $3.50 yearly.
Woodbridge; 4 rms, bath, h.-wh.. good lot:
rental, $500 annually
FLOYD E. DAVIS
1929 K ST. NV MA o35o
NEW DETACHED s-FAMILY APART
ment IN desirable sc. Each unit con
Slsts OF ? rooms dinette, kitchen and
path central heating plant: low rentals
annua! rental approx. $4,000. A GOOD
BUY AT S3l,500. Nicely financed. Cali
Mr.. Wolberg, ia. 1885 with
49, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
LOUD II 81. NV. National 2345.
300 NET
On Equity Investment.
Beautiful 3-story apt. bldg, located in
good white section; gross income over
$1,000 per annum; well financed at 4Iaco
Owner leaving city. $4,000 cash required
to buy, equity; priced at less than times
annual rent. Call Mr.. Drew, Republic 1ISI.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
investment Bldg.
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RANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
18th ST HIGHT ANDS

Near Rock Greek Park, section adjoining
Crestwood. Center-hall planned, detached
brick with living room, solarium and lava
tory, dining room and kitchen on LIST fl {:
4 bedrooms. baths md fl; maids room
2-car garage. CLOSING ESTATE. Eve.
phone Temple 2233
L. T. GRAVATTE,
poal4n-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
VACANT

Beautiful bungalow. a mi. two blocks
to II ansportation full cellar, automatic
stoker, newly redecorated inside and out;
III 500, easy terms. $50 Daniels St,
Colmar Manor. Warheld 27o6. Hyatts-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For CATS

GASOLINE STATION -FOUR TANKS AND
storage plant, consisting of 10 UNDER
ground tanks, 1908 gallons each. with
railroad siding in rear, facilities loading
and unloading fuel oil and gasoline. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Sale or rent MA. 24O5,
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THIS

Charming detached home of 6 rooms and
bath with elassedin sun porch is located
Md; large lot; possession within 30 days.
An excellent buy at S10.450; $4,000 cash
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. son, Auctioneers

ADAM A. wEscHLER & son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY, ATTIC
AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING NO.
1909 BUCHANAN STREET NORTH
By, virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded
OF the, land records of the District OF Co
iumnla. and at the request OF party secured
cr s sas by paa auctions m rn
2 q 1TsMsf DAY ~ OF MARca 1s4s AF
FOUR-TH1RTY O'Clock PM, the follow
described property in the District of CO.
Bones, subdivision of lots in square. 27O5,
Incidence as per plat recorded In the
oface OF the surveyor for the District of
Columbia in ,Liber ~ at folio 146, subject
70 the building restriction line as shown
Terms Of sale. One fourth of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance
IN equal lnstallments, represented by
in one, two and three years, with interest
at, six per. cent per annum from day of
sale, payable semi-annually, secured by
first deed of trust upon property sold, or
post of 100000 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination of title, conveyancing.
recording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
a at cost ,. Of purchase Terms to be com,
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser, after I'VE days ad
vertisement of such resale in some news
aepos may be- forfsiaed or without H
fotfeiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves OF any. legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser;
E M5ayhH N. f EaSaskfeH.
mhS, ,13 1918 Trustees
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KENSINGTON, MD.-S7,9 $50.

IDEAL SUBURBAN LOCATION
New brick residence, occupied less than
one year wide lot. space available for
garden and chickens. Good-sized living
and dining rooms. complete kitchen full
basement, 2 large bedrooms with fully
tiled bath hot-water heat transportation
to Washington by bus and B. &, o. Call
Woodley 1900 until 8 pm. EDW. H.
JONES & CO. INC
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

TRAILERS t26), new and used, S2e5 to
trailer. Richter Trailer Sales. Cherry
Hill Trailer Camp, Berwyn, Md. Ber-
Wyn 45
NEW DE LUKE 2-HORSE TRAILER, good
tires, electric brakes steel exterior, S749.
American Trailer Co.. 4030 Wisconsin ave.
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LOVELY HOME LOCATED ON 18th ST
NV, near Decatur. Beautifully land
scared lot of about y acre; spacious ist
ILoor, IDEAL for entertaining. including sun
loom open and covered porches; End
noor library with fireplace; bedrms. and
. paths: Bird floor, 3 hedrms.. 2 baths
II actual cost
VIM. CORCORAN HILL CO, INC,
40 Jackson Place NV
Fhoiie ID. 1888 Ewes. call AID. $500.
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HARRY ROD.

81 g St. NV. Ma 4525.
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
In perfect condition, beautifully deco
rated. on very large lot with ample space
for flowers or victory garden, this white
painted brick home includes 3 lovely bed
ally nice equipment, recreation room, built
in garage, aforementioned heat: owner
selling at reasonable price. Please call
SYDNEY Kari WI 9"65
FRANK G PHILLIPS III 1A11
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HERE IT IS!
IN SILVER SPRING

Sso.n $500 AS NJ iS1io.
living room. dinette, full basement. coal
heat, garage, large lot; newly decorated;
stove; refg.; close in: vacant; $500 cash,
bal less than $50 per month including
taxes.
WoRTHINGTON REALTY. sH 2142
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-08

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