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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
TOP OF THE MORNING

sHere on lofty heights, away from pomp
and ceremony. Here on these mountain
sides. one can think and feel and worship
men can find inspiration for high pur-
pose and right living they can feel beauty
in all its glory; they can nourish their
souls in great faith-here men can nestle
close to the bosom of God. Such was the
environment of George w. Truett, and it
was an atmosphere like this that lighted
the torch for his faith and anchored his
soul to things eternal.
L. A. MARTIN--Soliloquy at Birthplace OF
DR.. George Truett.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
Runner-Up In Defeat

While ~. war in China is far from salts
factory it is apparent that Allied attack on
japanese bastiops to the west, south and east
Is reaching so fast a tempo that victory in
the Pacific need not be far behind Germany
surrender, unless there Is serious blunder
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

vessels of all kinds having been sunk or heavi-
" damaged, plus an unrecorded number OF
merchant ships"
II is not hard to agree with Sir Douglas
conclusion that never again can the legend
Of German invincibility on land sea or air
be revived"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
rs Years Ago
Today
(FROM THE FILES
OF THE STAR-NEWS)
SEPTEMBER 16, 1919

Alex Sprunt and Sons, Inc, cot
ton exporters, will erect an office
building on the southwest corner
of Front and Walnut streets. Plans
for the building will be drawn by
H. E. Bonitz. The building will cost
in the neighborhood of 100000.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

midas population figures have
shown an increase of 10 per cent
In 10 years; her total population
is now 360,000,0oo.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
The Road To Berlin
fRv the Associated Press

1By the AssOclated PressJ
1-Russian front: 312 miles from outside
Pulutsk.)
Aachen).
3-Esstern France: $40 miles drom near
Montbeliard).
4-Itaian 'front.' 5S3 miles drom below
Rmini).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

Misses Eliza NICK. Whitfield and
Kate Cumming have gone to Red
Springs where they will enter Flo.
ra Macdonald college. They were
accompanied there by W. c. Cum
ming, brother of Miss Cumming.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

Miss Mamie James Fennell left
last night for Washington, N. c.,
where she goes to assume her du-
ties as head of the department of
domestic science in the high school.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
NEW DISEASE WEAPON

A new weapon foc fighting o I.
eases caused by certain Strep'r
cocci, such as septic sore 'niu''
one form of heart disease ely,
sipelas and rheumatic fever, nS'
come from an anti-enzyme suJ
stance in beef sweetbreads div
soybeans.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
Fair Enough

Editors Note.-Ths Star and the News accent NO
responsibility for the personal views of Mr. Peser
and often disagree with them much n many Of
his readers Els articles the good purpose Of
making people think
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

In 1929, 1,655,047 golf os Al,
valued at more than s6'444', ~
were manufactured in the UNI"
States.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

Wilson, carried in ACL cafs ~, a.
January, February and Mai'' "
1913. -
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16

godlessness prevail forever. Amen.
W. r.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-16
Our Chief Aim

To aid In every way the prosecution Of
the war to complete Victory.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21
MORE CAKES
CONTINUED from Page

Continued from Page u
home from williamsburg in
March of this year. he was urged
by his friends to file for the state
legislature again, but he def
nitely declined. stating that he
could do more good in the
Navy But when urged to file
for Congress he readily consented
to be a candidate. realizing that
service man in Congress could
be of greater benefit to the man
in service, as well as that of the
people in securing favorable Leg
islation to the interests of them
both. Not only is he devoted
to the expansion of the Bremen
ton Navy Yard and the needs of
the people living in that vicinity,
but he is interested in more pay
in the armed services, more mus.
tering out pay, increased pensions
for the veterans and for the aged,
Jobs for all, service men and
civilians. and a sound social Sc
curity program.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21

is greatly influenced by the
wrong parties.
1t is alleged our present prob
lem is brought about by Our own
people. This we might be led to
doubt, but it's quite factual that
our Southern richards are doing
this to the State of Washington
and the nation. The public pol
icy in this state is in danger as
2 direct result of the policy now
being established.
Before you vote, ask what de-
claratiOn on public policy has
your candidate made as regards
to racial discrimination.
The NAACP Branches are an
integral part of the Northwest
Regional body This department
has a definite plan to eradicate
thees evils from the enteire n w.
This, however, will require time
and money. Hence, our constant
cry, Join the NAACP and help
US to create the power in num-
bers that is requisite to win.
You must stand behind us If
we expect to succeed Only with
your cooperation and hearty sup
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21
TO VOTE!
BONDS BUY BOMBS

Geneva Massey, Walter II. Nancy.
Mrs. Mildred Marshall, MIS-.
Reatrlce Mar:iG. Mrs. Beulah Me
fmyre, Robt Marshall, Aaron
Maadors, Mrs Hester J. Miller,
Herman Milac. Ars. Alice Mills.
MIS-. Rose Mitchell, +. f. Nor
Tow, V. G. Mooc". Eddie Moon,
RS, Cornelia GORE, Clarence Mar
ry, Mrs. OctaviG Norris, Henry
J Norton, Ge1-Ee Norwood, Mrs.
Ida Nelson, Miss Ethel Nance.
Pfc. Albert Orcndorf, Mrs. Marie
Ocbsenbein, John Parrish, 1"o. G.
Packard, Mrs Geo. c. Packard,
Mrs. Viola Palmer, Johnny Parks,
William F. Pool.
Mrs. Margaret Phillips, John
Phillips, Lozie Conquete Rayford,
Abraham Reese, Samuel Ransom,
Leroy Raine. Rosetta Redding,
Mrs. Bessie Ratcliff, Mrs. Willie
l.. Rankin, Ellis Redell, Warner
w. Reed.
Walter Richardson, Mrs. Es-
tella Robinson, Mrs. jamie Rob-
inson, William S. Ross, Scott
Rogers, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Miss
Irma Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, Pfc. Beldon Smith, Mrs.
Dora Smith, James Smith, Jo-
seph Senegal, Phyllis Schrader,
Andrew Scott, James Seely, Ed
ward Santos, Miss Winifred Sails
bury. Jimmie Scott, Hubert Scott,
Mrs. M. T. Stewart, Floyd Strick-
Ter, Miss Cloteil Swancy, Mrs.
Geraldine Stubblefield, William
stocker. L. w. Stafford, Mrs. De-
Terra Suide.
Mrs. Clarice Spearman, Miss
Bessie Stewart, John Steele, r.
M. Snowden, Miss Bernice Steele,
Mrs. Ann Scott, Theodore Thomp-
son, Walter Thorn, Jr., Miss Con-
stance Trunnell, William r. Tur-
ner, Pvt. Waiverly Thomas, Pvt.
John Thompkins, Pvt. Glen Todd,
1t. Samuel Tyson, Douglas
Thompson, Nathaniel Trunnell,
Ola B. Thomas, Mrs. Ethel Tuck
err, Oscar Thompson, Pvt. BENT
Verdue, Miss Lois Valley.
Chas. Walker, Mike Waters, C.
Westbrooks, Mrs. A. c. Waters,
Fvt. Freddie Wade, Miss Jewel
Wells, Pvt. Hershel Webster,
Harry Walker, Miss Ruth Waller,
Mrs. r. c. Wales, w. ]. Weber,
Pvt. Wilfred Woods, Pvt. Lafay-
cite Wiley, Miss Marian Williams,
Mrs. e. E. Wilson, Mrs. Mable
Williams, Mrs. Mable White.
Mrs. S. C Winston, John Ar
thur Willis, Mrs Irene Williams,
d. C. Williams, Miss Minta
Wrenn, James Wilson, Miss Alice
York, Jesse Youn.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21
BREMERTON NOTES

CONTINUED from Page u
against Negroes in the Pacific
Northwest, specifically in Pasco,
Spokane, Bremerton and Tacoma
is direct violation of the REM
ington Civil Rights Bill 2S0S.
This bill, however, is in need OF
an amendment before our local
and state officials will cease their
laxity towards it.
Your refusal to register for
voting aids the purpose of GER
tain parties who suggest working
out a compromise that will be
agreeable to all concerned. We
want no appeasement. We want
only all jim crow signs removed
and Negroes permitted fully and
without segregation or discrim-
ination to participate in all pub
lie facilities and accommodations.
So, folks, use your voting priyi-
lege. Protect your rights.
1t is apparent that our statutes
are applicable only with the in
tent of the law. This it seems,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21
MORE -NAACP
CONTINUED from Page u

Mrs Ida Mac Hall, Mrs. Marjorie
Harper, c. FL. Halter, Mrs. Bea-
trice Henderson, Joseph Hender-
son, jr, D. I'LL, Pvt. Hinton
Hillsman, Fl. Hood, B. II. Homer,
Clarence Holmes, Hubert R..
Hunter, Bennie Hooper, Mrs
Mary w. Ingram.
Ivan II. Jackson. Johnny L.
Jacquet, VERSE. L. Jackson, Ruben
Jackson, Thomas Jones, Rev.
Henry Jackson, Mrs. Ora Z.
James, Mrs. Juanlta Jaoquet, E +.
S. Johnson, Mrs. Mary L. John
son, Ed Johnson. ]. A. (Jack)
Johnson. Edward Johnson. Her.
bert Johnson. Mead Johnson, Mrs.
Sohpia Jordan, Chester A. Jones.
Dave Kasda, James Kelly,
James Kimel, Mrs. Estelle Kimel,
Mrs. II. H. King, Raphael Kidd,
Floyd l. King, Mrs. Artrie
Knowles, Geo. a. Krisel, Mrs.
Irene Krisel, Ranguald E. kvei-
stad, Robert Kowser. Jr., Miss
DELTA Mae Latsoa, Vernie Law
rance, Chas. Lewis, Nelson Lee,
Miss Louetta Lewis, l.. IL Lee,
Rev. Thomas Lewis, s. w. Mar
tin, Mrs. S. w. Martin, Mrs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21
LOCAL CHURCHES

Sinclair Community iurch--
Rev. ]. r. Lewis. pastor. Sun
day School 9:45. Services 1870
a. m. and s p. In.
Ebenezer AME Church. Rev.
Chester Cooper. pastor. Sunday
School 9:45. Preaching IL a. IN.
and p. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-06-21

port can we finance this pro-
gram.
One woman has agreed to un-
dertake the raising of $500 If
oaly all Of rs were as enthusi-
astic, our quota of $1,000 will
be quickly covered.
I am a working man without title
or degree
I'm doing MY best in the job en-
trusted to me;
As minority race we must take
stand
And unite our forces to the very
Taste man.
The laws of our land may have
good i3tent--
But when applied to us they are
so easily bent
] wouldn't know. but 1t appears
to me
That the majority races are the
only ones free.
1t has been found thai every
city needs political welfare
committee to give leadership in
the crucial 1914 elections. Race
members cannot be fully in
formed about the records and
programs of the many candidates.
Unless some responsible commit
tee gathers the necessary infor-
nation and leads the race in the
campaign, hundreds will be lost
in the maze of literature, etc.
We are happy to report the
arrival of such a group. a nom
partisan political committee. that
will announce their tentative
plans in next weeks issue
/ trust we shall be uni,ed as
one in this work for The race.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28
DEL TIMELESS
LITHUANIA

Suveluotas prisiuntimas is
Chicagos knygu "Timeless Ii
thuania' sukliude ju issiunti-
nejima, kaip skelbeme, pir-
miausia Kongreso nariams,
valdziai, diplomatams ir Ame-
rikos laikrasciq redakcijoms,
del to Xxi siol dar nespejome
issiusti knygas Lietuviams
prenumeratoriams.
Kaip tik tas pirmesnis dar-
bas bus atliktas, be jokio to-
lesnio trukdymo knygos bus
issiustos prenumeratoriams.
ITEMS kurie dar neturi uz-
sisake siu knygu, gales gauti
atvyke j Americas Lietuviu
Selma New Yorke, Vasario 5
ir 6 dienomis.
LVS. Centre Valdyba.
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DELEGATAI IR $50
Is DETROITO

Vyt. Markuzas, LVS 6-to
skyriaus rastininkas, pranesa
is Detroito:
LVS 6-to skyriaus susirinki-
me Sausio %, Lietuviu saleje,
iSrinkta nauja skyriaus val
dyba is sekanciu nariu:
DR.. J. J. Sims = pirm. :.
V. Petrikas - vice pirm.
A. Kizis = vice pirm.
A. Rinkunas - izdininaks
V. Markuzas, uzr. raSt.
Delegatai j Amerikos Lietu-
viu Selma isrinkti:
POni Mare Sims
Poni M. Smailiene
JuOzas Kripas.
Susirinkime paaukota $50
Seimui ir man pasizadejo pa
aukoti kiti nariai kurie negale-
jo pributi susirinkima. vi
sos aukOs bus surinktOs ir sy-
kin pasiustos j Selma.
Kick zinoma, j Selma vyks
ir LVS centrO vice pirminin-
kas DIR. J. JOnikaitis ir dar
atsiras daugiau delegatu.
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AUKOS SEIMUI IR
LVS REIKALAMS

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Centras gavO sekancias aukas:
Kristopas ir Emilia zemaiciai
Philadelphia, Pa. $4,000
Elzbieta Sadauskiene,
Baltimore, Md, knygai 800
Lietuvos reikalams 1000
EleOnOra Makareviciute
Waterbury, Conn.
2 knygas 600
A. Matjoska, is Dorchester,
Mass, uz 2 knygas Lie
tuviu Jaunimo Rateliui 600
Taipgi pranesa kad L. J..
Ratelis paskyre $40 Americas
Lietuviu Seimui New Yorke.
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10 DELEGATQ Is
CLEVELANDO
$50 AUKU

ClevelandO LVS l skyrius
lake savO surinkima SausiO
Fl d. VienOs minutes atsisto-
jimu pagerbta mires Lietuvos
Prezidentas Antanas SmetOna.
Apkalbejus Americas Lietu-
viu Seimo reikala, nutarta pa
aukoti Seimui S25 is skyriaus
lido. Skyriaus narys Alekas
Banys jau anksciau buvO au-
kojes Seimui $25, tokiu budu
auku Seimui is ClevelandO pa
sidarO isanksto $50.
IS skyriaus j Selma vaziuoja
Sic delegatai:
Mare Miscikiene,
julie Salaseviciene,
Brone Tamosaitiene
Jonas Brazauskas,
Re tn, is Clevelando dar va
ziuOja LVS Centre valdybOs
nariai:
DIR. S. T. Tamosaitis,
X. S. Karpius,
p. J. Ziuris, Spaudos kOmi-
sijOs pirmininkas,
Poni Hypatija ziuriene,
julius SmetOna,
Poni Sofia SmetOniene, ku-
ri siuo laiku isvykus pa
silseti Florida.
Tikima daugiau delegatu is
Clev elandO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

tariasi vaziuOti vienai dienai,
tik sekmadieniui. Kan laikas
leidzia reiketq dalyvauti abb
dienas.
Is Philadelphijos New YOr-
ka traukiniai eina kas valan-
da. Vaziuojant Pennsylvania
gelezinkeliu ir nuvykus j New
Yorka, Lietuviu Seimo vieta
tik skersai gatves nuO Penna
gelezinkeliO stOties.
Seiman kvieciami AmerikOs
Lfetuviai vyrai ir mOterys tro-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28
DIKCIAI VAZIUOS
IS BALTIMORES

P. P. Jaras is Baltimores ra-
portuoja:
BaltimOres Lietuviai skait-
lingai dalyvaus Americas Lie
tuviu Seine New Yorke Vasa-
rio 5 ir 6 d.
Jau isrinkO delegatus sios
draugijos:
Baltimores Lietuviu Draugi-
ju Taryba = viena;
d. L. Kestucio Draugija -
viena.
SLA. 64-ta kuOpa - du.
Oar rinks delegatus LVS
4-tas skyrius, TMD 11-ta kp.,
ir l.. M. p. Klubas.
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Skat|ingos De|e9acijos Vyksta Am. Liet. Seiman

kstantieji Lietuvai laisves ir
nepriklausomybes, kurie myli
ir didziuojasi savO garsia Lie
tuviu tauta; ju prideryste da-
lyvauti Shame Seine ir prisi-
deti prie pasisakymo ka mes
AmerikOs Lietuviai nor m e
is siO karO. Sin Seiman at
vyks daug Lietuviu ir is toll
mu kOloniju. Tuo labiau mes
Philadelphijos Lietuviai pasi-
rodykime skaitlingai.
Vaziuojam!
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REZERVUOKlT VIE
TAS HOTELYJE
DEL SEIMO

Delegatai j Amerikos Lietu-
viu Selma Vasario So, uzsisa-
kykit hotelyje kambarius isan-
ksto, rasant j komisija:
Ona Valaitiene,
179 So. End Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.
JuOzas Ginkus,
495 Grand Street
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Seimas atsibus:
HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA
7th Ave. ir 32nd Street
New York City.
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PREF. SMETONOS LAIDOTUVIU
PAVEIKSLAI

Amerikos Lietuviai kurie norit isigyti Lietu-
Prezidento Antano Smetonos fotografskus pa
veikslus, skubiai uzssakykt per Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos Centre pirmininka. Sutvarkyta sitaip:
ALBUMAS No. / "a paveiksa) ............ $500
AIBUMAS No. 2 g paveiksa) ............ 1000
Paveiksai dde askus parodo Prezidenta A. Smetona
ponia gyva Cevelando Letuviu Kuturniame Darzeye XII
ii paveksla sermenu pamaldu katedroe aidouvu r IT,
VirS pamineta kama yra tik fotografiju kastai
Kurie norit paaukoti Prezidento Antano Smetonos
Paminko Fondui, pridekit auka prie seto kai-
Paminllo Fondas isteigtas ta pat diena vel
keju pasitarme Clevelande, ir New Yorko Seine
bus isrnkta specials tam komitetas
DIR. s. T. THOMAs-TAMOsATTIs, Lvs. Pirm
1902 Superior Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio
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paaiskinimas apie svarbuma
sio mOmento, daug sio miestO
Lietuviq pasiryzo vaziuoti j
Americas Lietuviq Selma, ku-
ris ivyks VasariO 5 ir 6 die
nomis, Hotel Pennsylvania -
New Yorke. Kadangi sesta-
dieniais dirbame tai daugelis
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KLAIDOS PATAISYMAS

Pereitame numeryje, prane-
Slime apie Providence, r. l.,
Lietuviu Americas Pilieciu P.
Klubo auka Seimui ivyko ze-
ceriska klaida valdybos nariu
viename varde: Uzrasu rasti-
ninkas yra A. Gumauskas (bu-
vo Gubauskas.)
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LAISVA LIETUVA """;=. "=",,~~
Is CHICAGOS CALI
SO DELEGATU

Is Chicagos Adv. A. A. Oils
pranesa kad Chicagieciai pasi-
dare rezervaciju traukinyje j
New Yorka del 35 asmenu, bet
delegatu skaicius gall pasiek-
ii so.
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DAUG VAZIUOJA ]
ISTORISKA SELMA

IS PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
raso:
Pc to kai ivyko pereita SEX
madieni Muzikaleje saleje ma
SIMS Lietuviu susirinkimas ir
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SUJILDIMAS KOLONIJOSE DEL SEIMO DIDELIS
DAUGIAU DELEGATIJ. = DAUGIAU AUKU
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SIUSKIT SEIMUI
AUKAS!

Aukas Amerikos Lietuviu
Seimui siuskite:
National Convention of
Americans of Lithuanian
Descent
Hotel Pennsylvania,
New York, N. Y.
Cekius israsykit "Lietuviu Sci
mas, del trumpumo, ir siQs-
kit dabar, prizes Selma. Galit
siusti ir Cash, jusu pinigai
bus gauti, aukos bus paskelb-
Evening star., 1944-06-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

TO BUY OR RENT, option to buy: bunga
oHs loWs fsunsd suburbs modern eonvenieneesi q
l WANT TO BUY a 2 or 3 bedroom house
in or near Silver Spring section. will pa,
saa's Or sAin skDkooM 6 no. house (prefer brico
Braddock Heights, Alex, or Beverly Hills
S7.500-SS,000; $1,000 down. Box 5OO-H
PRIVATE PARTY will buy from private
party only, detached 3 or bedroom house
ifs''s al Cash for f6Snf ro% oek ii nous house
Petworth section north of Randolph St;
give address and brice: Box 2s6-R. Star
nf0assfnsa sa pms sood
PRIvATE fss BUYER ef wants SO 70 saa room house
preferred no brokers. Cali II RA. 5ass. '''''
galow in Hyattsyille.. silver Spring o. D. G;
VIZ PAY Vhp'e; AL CASH Tor or'p ne. and Sc
FAY HiGHEsT' ali:eash PRICES for old
Pas RSSssi %Ssa:, no D saRs MRs KERN
Ml x5 casT asiv for sms 6
pxRFSs Il wishes RA aSss % srenas
tached stone or brick residence, furnished
good nv. section; WI. 1925.
Park; caI dE: r sii4 m after Hert Pm. sne'nefa
PRIVATE PARTY wants 3-bedroom. 2-bath
home, not over 10 yrs. old: Chevy Chase.
Bethesda or Silver SLring no brokers or
agents need call. EX. $3.50, evenings
BUY OR RENT spacious bungalow, good
neghborhood northwest section. Give To-
cation and price. Box 131 r.. Star. 49,
WE HAVE CLIENT wanting good 3-beGrm
house in Arlington at around $4,000 to
sls,ooo all cash. Realty Associates. Inc.
OR 8 D. T. BUNGALOW, i fare; near
tranI.i clean. modern, NV. Phone Berwyn
7o2-W-2. Auto. heat.
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

Conveniently located in ne, nne 6-rm
h.-w.h., bath, elec, and yard: S8.a50: $3.50
down. Mr.. JONES. AD. 56a1.
COLORED-RARE VALUES.
BEST BUYS IN NV. AND NE.
Near Govt. Printing once. 7-rm, brick
and basement bath, h.-w.h,; zoned lst
ZOO blk. 9Th n.w.--6 rms. and basemt.,
bath. h.-wh.; downtown location; vacant;
$50 down.
500 blk o n.w.-S-rm and basemt. br.,
bath. h.-w.h; rooming house; downtown;
$3.50 down.
h.; 4-apt home. plus income; S2,0o8 down
Seeton pl. n.w,--1-rm. and basemt. br
bath. h;-wh.; of No. Capitol; choice loca
ton; 81 900 down.
1900 blk. Vermont ave e--9-room ano
basemt. br.; bath h.-w h; desirable down
town location: 81 500 down.
PAYMENTS ARRANGED LIKE RENT
III S135 WEEKDAYS. o TO Il PM
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HOUSES foR SAIL OR REM

FINEST CoLoRED DEVELOPMENT in
this area; I-family detached homes or
5000 50. teet of land or more.
NEW-MODERN.
Four BLOCKS off the District line or
chase c cHAPEL oAKs Co. o't'9o 5oo 70 AbpT PpT
SON CHAPEL RD.. FAIRMONT HGHTS..
DOWNTOWN-VACANT.
Large brick home containing 16 rooms,
baths, :. extra lavatories, partly fur
hished will sell OF consider renting to
Inspection by appointment Write owner,
Box 494-G, Star
Evening star., 1944-06-18

35-A. Park Amusement Center.
Dance hall. beer gardens, cabins, sports
fishing. bathing. stream large portion
wooded: 25 miles District: doing thriving
business; has modern 6-room stone dwell.
ing, etc. where you can live and enjoy
taking life easy on this money making
S22,h00: about $500 cash, balance like
rent. Crawford's Never Closed, 1002
Evening star., 1944-06-18
ARLINGTON,

BLOCK KEY BLVD.
Colonial brick. Z rooms 2h baths, in-
cluding basement apt, large living room
and equipped kitchen, master bedroom, "a
bath, . other bedrooms and tiled bath,
1913 it. deep, brick garase to alley. Terms.
L. MCGEE KING, CHI. $500.
ARLINGTON, LEE HGTS.
Furn. or unfnrn.; WILLIAMSBURG
brick: pr rms. "a baths center hall. lse:
bedrm. and bath on 1st A.. 8 bedrms and
bath End f.: basement with maids toilet;
oil ht.; closed porch, built-in gar; insu.
lated, weather. stripped; l9e. wooded lot,
high elevation. Possession. Terms.
L. MCGEE KING, CHI. $500.
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