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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12

Registration for the established
Girl Scout camp at Camp Crabtree,
Raleigh III proceeding rapidly and
a limited space has been announced
for the Henderson Girl Scouts who
wish to attend this camp from July
5 to July 10. Mrs. Cecil Webb has
cards for registration and those girls
who are plal'ing to attend and have
not yet registered are requested to
get their cards immediately.
Camp Crabtree is the nearest es-
tablished Girl Scout camp and its
excellence is recognized throughout
the country. Those girls who have
already camped there verify this
statement with detailed accounts Of
the camping experiences and to those
who have missed the opportunity
of going to camp, this is an eXpe-
rIence which should be included ON
the program of every girl.
Information folders which have
been distributd and can be obtained
from Mrs. Webb contain items that
the girls should take to camp and
among them are blankets, sheets,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Orchestra Group
Is Rising Musical
Unit For Country

Johnnie Scat Davis and his or
chestra who viii play for the World
War II veterans homecoming dance
Thursday night, are the newest
dance faVorlteS in the country,
where their popularity is skyrock-
etlng them to nationwide fame.
Davis. whose scat singing was
featured for years with Fred War
ms orchestra, remained in Holly
wood after that band completed
their motion picture VARSITY Show
He played important roles in
Brother Rat, "CoWboy fro m
Brooklyn. Hollywood Hotel"
"Garden of the Moon," and many
others.
However, he could not get away
from his original loVe-the trumpet
and his longing to swing out The
result-JOhnnie Scat Davis and
His Orchestra.
They proved an instantaneous hit
and many critics already have ac-
climed them as The band of the
wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Mrs. Parker's
Piano Pupils
Giue Recital

Before an appreCiatlVe audience
of friends and relatives, piano pupils
of Mrs W w. Parker, 81, were
presented in their annual recital
last night at Henderson high school.
Throughout the program there was
evidence Of practice and competent
instruction, and a Well-rOumdcd
group of numbers of beginner, ad
vanced and senior pupils was pres
cnted
Following the recital, Mrs Park
er gave awards to all students who
had praCtiCed the number of reQulr-
ed hours. which included the entire
group. To the beginner student who
had made the most progress during
the year Mrs. Parker gave prize.
This was Won by Ann Turner. IN
the advanced group, Sa)lle Gene
work during the year. Mrs. Parker
also presented her senior students,
Ruth Dennis and Bertha Wilson,
with awards.
Students taking part were Bobby
Noel, Florence Radford, Hutson
Wester. Frances Harrington, Char
lotte Nixon, Billy Fleming, Mar
garet Rose. Anne Turner. Grace
Boyd Hicks, Laura Piric, Betty Car
baugh, Lille Tapp Latta, Marie
Jones, Jean Hicks, Jane Wo0dief,
Norman White, Patsy Glenn, Mis-
heW Cooper, Shirley thrct. Ruth
Dennis, Salle Gene Kerner. and
Bertha Wilson.
Ushers for the evening were Ruth
Dennis, Julia Gary, Bertha Wilson,
Ann Royster and Peggy Parker.
The stage for the recital was
decorated with three white floor
baskets filled with gracious arrange
mcnts of pink dahlias, larkspur,
madona lilies and fern. Ivy was
cntWined around the center front of
the stage.
Assisting Mrs. Parker in present.
ing the awards was her daughter,
Miss Peggy Parker.
Diplomas of graduation from Mrs,
Parker's class were presented to
Ruth Dennis and Bertha Wilson
when they received their graduation
diplomas at the high school finals
last Friday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
PAY FINES.

PAY FINES.
J. NacRac Covinoton 5~d c. c.
Williams, Jr. paid fines of 81 each
It the city clerks office yesterday
for violations Of traffic regulations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Henderson Women
To Attend B. p. w.
Meet In Charlotte

Seven members of the Henderson
Rusincs and Professional Woman's 5
club will attend the n. c. Federation
Of Business and Professional Wom-
ems clubs which will be held this
Weekend in Charlotte 1rd Hotel
Charlotte Guest speaker for the
annual banquet on Saturday night
Will be Mrs. Ellen Woodward, from
the National Federation Each club
in the state is expected TO send
its voting strength.
Those who will attend from the
local club will be Miss Mabel Hayes,
Miss Lucy Taylor, Miss Althea Per
ry, Miss Lucy Hayes, Mrs. J. f.
SatterWhite. Mrs. Ethel Sexton and
Mrs. Lula Finch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Society Ne 7VS
Shaw Glass Given
Convention Report

Reports from delegates who at
tended the Baraca-Philathca State
convention IN WinSton-Salcm dur
ing the past Weekend were made
at the monthly meeting of the
Shaw-Philathea class last night in
the ladies parlor OF the First Bap-
tist church. Mrs W X. Phillips, Mrs
w. {. Stainback, Mrs. j. +. Mills
and Mrs. c. II. Gilliland, delegates,
made reports on various phases of
the convention.
Mrs W d. Massce. president
presided at the meeting. which was
opened with the song, Give OF
Your Best to the Master" Devo-
tlonals were led by Miss Dora Page
Scarlet. church secretary.
During the business period re-
ports were made by the secretary.
treasurer and standing committee.
The following committees were APP
pointed for the next month. Door,
Mrs r. NJ. Hawkins and Mrs. A. n.
Parham: room. Miss Lola Carroll
and Mrs. w. ID Masscc; sick, Mrs.
George Finch and Mrs. +. p. Bar
ricr; personal service, Mrs. J. G..
Stanback and Mrs. c. f. Page.
Hostesses for plans and arrangements
for the picnic meeting in July were
announced as Mrs. R. NJ. Hawkins,
Mrs w. w. Pritchard, Mrs. r, +.
SatterWhite and Mrs. w. r. Trog-
Gen.
Miss Scarlet made an appeal to
the group for volunteer workers for
the Bible school which will be held
July through July IS.
y committee was named to meet
with the Baracas to plan social
affair. This committee is composed
Of Mrs r. NJ. Hawkins, Mrs. j. {.
Stainback, Mrs. w. c. Stainback,
Mrs W. II. Hester, Mrs. c. Z. Page
and Mrs ". D. Massee.
Mrs A. H. Parham had chareg Of
the program for the evening. A con-
Vcrsational contest was held and
prizes awarded to two winners. Mrs.
Parham entertained the group with
humorous reading.
Al the conclusion of the meeting,
the hostesses served ice cream, cake
and nuts to members. Hostesses
were Mesdames R. L. SatterWhite,
". W. Prtchard. E. H. Dixon, il,
Walter Kearney and Sallie Up
church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Officers
For Coming Year
Take Over Duties

New officers of Henderson NOiture
1915 Of the 40 and 8 branch of the
American Legion were installed at
. dinner meeting of the Voiture
Tuesday evening in the Capitol cafe
S. f. Jennette became chef to sue
cced r. c. Young, retiring chef d.
p Nc DuffCe was in charge of the
installation ceremony.
Eighteen of the 20 members of
the voiture attended the dinner
meeting. The group Will send de-
legation to the annual meeting N
Winston Salem the coming week.
end in connection with the gather
nc of the North Carolina Depart
ulent Of the American Legion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12

Voted most likely to succeed
for schol. or summertime parties.
Teen-ager, Pattern 9075 seWs 50
easily its for you, Note saucy
seallops and Waist-Whittling belt.
Pattern 9075 comes in teen-age
sizes 10, u, IA. and is. Size II takes
3 yards 35-inch fabric.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch, Pat
tern Dept. West 18th St, New
York II, n. y. Print plainly SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER.
NOW ready-the Marion Martin
new SUMMER 1916 Pattern Book,
Fifteen Cents more brings you coo},
new, easy-to-make fashions for all
And, printed right in the book.
FREE pattern for ballet slippers foI
home and beach wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
PRESBYTERIAN Choir Practice.

The First Presbyterian -hoir viii
practice Thursday night at 8 o'clock,
il was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
AROUND TOWN
ST. ANDREWS SERVICES.

There will be regular services at
next Sunday, June IS, it YVES an
ST Andrews Presbyterian church h
noun-ed. All officers and members
of the church are urged to be pres
ent for the important business dis
CUSSlOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-12
Jr. WOmaH'S Club Meeting.

The Henderson Junior Woman's
o'ub win meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock
Il tho II. Leslie Perry memorial
library All members are urged to
be present for the inaoortant busi-
reSs meeting and installation of Of
fICers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-12
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, n e.
OF Sc C ch or eolorsd Msryland or Viz
WI CAN sell Iouk ao51sstE. & It's s0 tsli
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
. AID Pa ssss nv ws sr0 r. sHuNp n e e.
e5 %xs1 rs srE is5 1sas 2: e..
sSas .a NE SEai .Rs
Co, 1924 Eye. St. NV. Ex. 1900.
PAY Cash for houses, white or colored
any SECTION. any condition. MR.. B. LBS
G G1t aSfi NEED modern hous. for
wt q, with all lash cash IL D. e. nearby
Tes DoLAas ana N M,E,,.ns
clients With cash. Or Viii buy ousrisst, You
E: Eur iss su sss. az s.sn IL.
n rRoMfTF ~ AT ri to the sale o,
your home. business or investment prop.
.fss sss f ~ so ss Capitol 4 EVA n
s sJaS ef sg.; s,ns IS 1918 an ,.n,
!s ss wilson vi: s'f sas s.h's
Sssn slYEHs .es and Ma sro..rss
* s.ss sE L. y,S; ss' ~ .hsa'
u s.d fnanr house sas.n I'M r. e, !. s.s
No ssents. please. Box 1854, Star. 10
CHARLES s: GUM has clients waitias
a any r. sefss of
WILL PAY $4,000 cash for modern cen
tsr-hsn Colonial in any good locstton
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we win pa,
| al cash or will sell for you. We get re
18th st. Sc, FIR 2100.
If YOU ARE CONSIDERING selling you
house IN nearby Maryland. please call to
DAY as We have an over supply OF Gus
toners who are waiting to purchas,
throush our once. Call Mr. VOMITING
| TON at SH. 1918. Ii
PARTY wants to buy from owner white
or colored houses in any copd.; will pay
all eash. Box 205-A. Star. --26
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STORES FOR RENT.

ONE OF THE BEST downtown locations,
good for any kind business See 919.e2f
ssoa col UMBfA PIKE, ArIinason Co
New store in park and shop center: l6x63
It; only ! left: ready to move in, CHAS.
Ia
WE HAVE an outstanding downtown loca.
property located at 18th and ! SITS. NV !:
firms, cAss REALTY Co. Wo. SIsi.@iS
inRton's businest spots. We have q va
carey ideal for tearoom. doughnut shou
or lunchroom. Attractive lease can be ar-
ranged. SENATE REALTY CO., ReaItor,
l1oa Eve st. nv. Elk. 321o. Ia
rs YOUR STORE FOR RENT:"-May I
assist you in securing q tenant? Cali
--12
NEW STORE. a4xloe H.. next to Calvert
Iheater; only reliable and responsible
Ma. 1094 Monday for information Ia
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STORES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, choice
locations; on r st. or on G st. Owner
will sell the property. Box 243-z, Star.
rs YOUR STORE FOR sALE.,-Msy
assist you in securing a purchaserf
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1166.
DOWNTOWN JEwELRY STORE" = An
unusual opportunity for an experienced
party to purchase this long
well-located business; about $50, 200 cash
required. For full details, please cali
-l2
STORE. 9Th AND SITS. N.w.-2nd floor,
rooms, kitchen and bath; 3rd floor.
rooms, kitchen and bath; 1000, terms.
Excellent store. Penna. ave. at 21st st. NV
900. terms. Store. list and SITS. n'vw2
apis; S26.5Oo. terms. DEBWAY REALTY,
"a Girard st, DE; s555;
Of Bethesda. Lease hold for sale. SAM
uEL Z: BOGLEY, exclusive, 1904 Wis,
ave: WI. 1890. WI, $500. Open ewes.
until q. ia .
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SUBURBAN sALE-v,ReIhIA

BEvERLY NILS, AIsxandria-Cepe Coo
brick home; on high. level lot: 5 years old
HsSs n. NTH .aa PIE s, sns
Ist moor; . bedrooms ana tile bath on md nd
n soof; ;l.ts roof sGpS.r plumbing: 81 nv
ewes, RI 1851 eo7 Prince st.. Alexan.
fpaowNfrowN observation-disclosures trans
ferred, must sell his 2.story brick home.
Contain nasrn iy1ns rSem dining lrss
Teoms ana bath. faii ssssmsnt; 0 ni:ei, nm IN
ished: previously used as once. oil h.-wh.
sgspe6 pSniinf EH Ressfs;cq yits IT'LL;
1929; ewes; Mittsn. TIE. 41es. 6o7 Prince
~ xxissHSsnSris. s Va -. -.
charming older homes with English base
living room opening on . porch overlooking
bath: srd door. o Sedrooms s's and s.t hc
Kitchen With stove and rsfrissrstcr; back
sS'se; sslss go 81 s q slsSss
mn ri. cns ss:.. b nss
oecupaaey; 2.story. groom house With 81:
ana .ash ~
.essSsrstr,pDina. heat consrcl sas su range.
csrnins family is' and priesd consider ally i,i
:::s s .:sn sSsss: 81: cadIsS ssss sa Of
conveniently located, 2-story
white clapboard home on corner lot. This
Locking for, Large living room. dining room.
modern kitchen with stove and refrieera-
tor. full basement; oil a.-e.: 2 large bed
I4:sSo, lone ACRES REALTY. owens
$500 p0WN buy: buys, eIt. s-, story s ;nSn
AGNES KEALTY, Owens 681s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1919 II ST. N.W.-Being modernized In
tire ws eGs e sso 20 sa + .y,ils6l,
OFFICES FOR coLoRED-s spacious r rms 3
for
ofriCEs, furnished or unfurnished: also
fesk s6SSfi T saa rs ana telephone service
LAaGk. stsr.et civ A Suite e. q Once. in down
town location; in LIST commercial district
ton, mfgr's representative and others
e.. isss =. s = AZ 81 SS.5 Ss.
Der e. i ssnssn: for any Sasias:sss ,sss
FURNIsHED or unfurnished room with use
AT. sns sttornsys; in hne one. BLDG, BOX
.ss: !s; ssi in Is: sfs ...i 81
i; s:ss|:'. s s;; 81 sHAf$E
S S88ef p Offices spS for rent turn Or M
s sfGSS. Sa. o;T ks ,51.su1 St
. 70 o14e a.a.
s5sn. soRs ief'o khosns soss
Exc Gas1 OPPORTUNITY for rl re-
downtown location. Heart pAe Of 4 in sneisf
district. Fully air conditioned and com
p ss. e.ss ao1 Time Ge5s sva
ss:s,ssien ' kxss REALTY ssfs c oo"e' W.
A ST. ss:ss f fs; . ,ss%
sss Iso T. ss asss 5s6Ps ' e.. 'sse
1 zsss, &C. saor Fl T q a.s,ss sss SPACE
CO. ST. NJ Mis- lE' St h1o
iii ST., ,bov. Park road NV: corner mrs
sni Ia k! aoss sa'a g. 5estsr s4as i..h ats st
81 bind. ss;
DoWNTowN.4 ofiees sontainins 700 50.
:: :'ss Is s III .1s1
COMPLETELY rsnodsled once space vi
{ rooms, 2 iavatories each floor: elevator.
s sfsc tssA s' AVE. AND ST. doors doors Of
bHsrisis x aTaaSpP,sSs Nj Zoo
With BUSY physician. Ono. and s ass0e IL.
STUDIO OFFICE, north light. newly deco
Apply weekdays between $40 and S. 1893
3 poscsrooss, OFFICES in new euiid ds
suites OF and 4 rooms. For more in
formation call RE. 1886, WAvERtY TAY-
sis sd. RI. new once space, available in
Sept: moderate rent to good tenant. Phone
i q ssa. sw ;.s $3.50 ssus Il s.:
n nitnr ~, nreuiaes A1E Kzn0
n FRFRox III a.ses "a. IF. Of .p.e.
on Ist door OF the lobby Of large down
town ONCE building: immediate possession
HERBERT HARVEY. RE. 1865, 912 18th
OFFICE SPACE FoR RENr-snd and ara
doors. approximately. 1900 Sd. IT, IL
Ct nv NE. gS2s. -ts.
once space. furnished, IL blocks Maynoverl
Hotel. Call DE. 1888, la
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhp.

TAKOMA PA1K-3-bedrm. stucco home
with oil heat, fireplace. slate roof, Venetian
s1pYAs ssny Really en- ssso sv.
T0R SALE AZ CoLLEGI PARK, MO-, on
coileze ave, mr. eyerythinEmA Groom and
home Is in perfect eond.; Immediate pos
session: h,-w-h.: refs. gas stove and out
P Pa $3.50 ss ias s's sys Rivsrd.s
EoLLiNGwooD AREA Of Chevy Chase
Md.--Brsnd-new home Of top-notch quail
ity provides 9 rooms. Q baths, built -iu
ssrase on . large lot slightly elevated
srds ins}udina Steel sd.rs ioiat. stand eo6
per pipes and suffers and todays styling
10 Kitchen cabinets and equipment; excel
lent neighborhood and very good financ-
Ing; $ss,b00. r. P. RIPLEY. SH. 7b36;
Bo&Ardust LA
good condition. 10 rooms. baths, h-wh
located ~ 4 beautiful spot. havins . al.
'sss to vi oSD l. b Ess ;t ec ~
~
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STORES WANTED.

BUSY NV. LOCATION, suited to hdvr-.
house furnishings moderate rental. with
lease. co. 5O63, 1898 M st. NV, till 4
WILL PAY 1P 70 ST 900 month rent TO,
lge. store located downtown shopping,
Replies TO this ad are confidential. Boz
your STORE FOR sALE..-may 1 ass
sist you in securing a purchaser3 CAN
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
-l2
WANTED TO RENT-Stores to operate AZ
branch dry cleaning and laundry chain
store agencies. Any neishborhood; very
clean and progressive organization. KENT
STORES, INC. 2035 W. Virginia ave. ne.
Call FIR. 4343. -15
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OFFICES FOR RENT (coNTl.

OFFICES FOR RENT tCoNTa.
UNFINISHED OFFICES for rent. II.
cellent location in Arlington. VIRGINIA
CoNsTgucTIon co, call OIL, a2s7 ee~
Goth ST.. NEAR K SIT rms, and ster.
age space; approx. 500 50. r.. CONNER
4 RYoN. INC, OF 18th st. nv. Re.
INSURANCE CO.. publisher or association.
Centrally located headquarters, Newly deco
rated modern ONCE; also showroom spscs
and small furnished once. RE. 1571. Ia
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, Groom suite.
eau Room 8Ia. 421, the Atlantic BLDG,
$40 St NV liz
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OFFICES WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT desires space in attorneys
suite or once. principal downtown ONCE
building. RA. 1883 Box 32l-Z. Star IL,
OFFICE wanted. with reception room and
phone. and stenogrAphic service avail.
able: furnished preferred: near 14th and
F. or centrally located downtown. Box
1927, Star. t2s
OFFICE SPACE Adequately financed
small technical association In need OF
downtown once space. one or two rooms,
Phone Ma. 1855 from am. to 5 pm
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WE CAN SUPPLY YOU with switchboard,
secretarial service and downtown mailing
address. Also steno. services Df. BAL.
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ToDAY's 1ARGANs.

TODAY'y 6AHGAlNS-
3-bedrr.. 2-bath brick: Vienna: 8l3.-
$50.
2-famiiy home. Alex. S13,s5o
8 rms, AZ acres; Falls Church: SIS.
600
Lge. bung, oil heat: Ballston; &I2,5OO
Colonial bricks tiled bath. SI4450.
Come By oface at isis North Moore st.
All, Va. fjust over Key BrideeJ, to Sc.
these houses, or call WEAVER REALTY
more details IL
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ihvEsTMEAT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESIMeNI FkOPEKI1 WANItU.
/ HAVE CLIENTS who want small Invest
ment property. Write or phone MR.. SHIL~
Y N hsG sK az r Il re r 81
assist you In securing . purchasers
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. liza.
WANTED. Q. or family apartment
buildings for cash purchasers Mr.. Man.
ish, Go ROBERT W, SAVAGE Resltos.
S13 Union Trust Building. -13
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sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VETERAN, ENGINEER, desires to rent
house in Va, within 80 miles OF D. C..
children: Box 346-z.- Star, 13'
WANTED. TO RENT-5 or 8 room bunsa-
low between Riverdale and Mt. Rainier
WA S136 IA
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tMvEK yPRM6-Tirst enerins q this
rms, Q baths q bdrms, ! bath on nrst
basement: oil h. VII: rec. rm.; slate roof;
xaraEe: in a very restricted neighborhood,
close to every convenfnce: Priced 70 sell
REALTY, excl. AGENTS. 1927 Georgia ave.
81, 654l, until 9 pm. II no answer, call
On NAH rBoRoUGmARE, near Masonic
Temple and Chastleton Hotel-Apt.--3-story
detached brick and stone building contain
ing Is rooms, including large auditorium;
PROFIT organization, society. private club.
etc. Price. $50: 900. For details, call ny;
a LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma 234b.
ia
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ana patn apt: WITH porch, WESTINGHOUSE
and bath apt. with porch, gas stove and
siee. ,efriserator: basement; ? rms; toile,
Ds. 81 f aH ss . r s.lm Buy
RHINE REALTY CO, e07 Prince st., Alex.
snexxN III sa9s sass . TE 4ss
wooded, wen shrubbed. level corner lot. 9oa
Schools nh boe sssion oor srh1 VD. At a9G!
kitchen with metal cabinets. bedrm.. 141l4
oor ef S. s s sss4 ns pg S.b End
pine paneled recreation room and u bath
s stor closet; features Venetian blinds
ins slate roof fenced rear s ssrG. III alr-
eonditioned heat; priced So. $50 reason
sos srns. g. al. aHdE RE4 ~ $50 81
OWNER MUST SELL HIS HOME, in Fair
haven. near Sc Aisxandr,a; blks. to rood
vna r3 30 fshsa w sna dins st com a1s;
stairs to large partly tinished sttsc, SPACE
ny roo nS sns
ton; price. ssooS tneiudss .to 1sn p esxs
hH asaE4 YIs sssn 3d. Fl sn: ETC. st; Alex
andria. TIE. s426; ewes, Alex e91I. we
have many other desirable properties ut
various prices.
ALEXANDRIA, sToNEWALL VILLAGE. We
have 8 Of these hne brick BUNGALOWS;
IT $I0.500 In AL condition; oil a.-e.h :
another at $11,950; vat ant; completely
reconditioned: still another, $I3,6OO, COM
pletely furnished; quick possession; all
have lge, liv. rm. with fireplace, dinette,
kitchen. stoves, refriEerators, bedrooms
and 8 large closets. stairs to large unfln-
ished attic: space for 2 more rooms and
bath. no basement. but has utility rm.; lot
REALTY CO.. B07 FRINGE st., Alexandra.
TIE. 1926; ewes. Alexandria 6eII. we
have many other desirable properties At
various prices.
ALEXANDRIA, on QUEEN st.--If you are .
lover of old antique charm. see this lovely
3-story white brick home; built over 100
years ago and still well-prescrved Con-
tanning on LIST floor, center hall, Ire. liv-
ing rooms with firepiaces and built-in book
cases; large dining room with bay window
and kitchen; End floor. l bedroom 14sx18'
and master bedroom with fireplace and
bath; 3rd floor, living room l6,x11,, bed
room 12,x1O,. kitchen and bath. Oh h-wh.
Venetian blinds, chryxtal chandelier, 2
stoves and refrigeTAtors: $4,000. r. l..
tt. 4461. 6O7 Prince st.. Alexandria. Va.
SOUTH ARLINGTON frame BUNGALOW:
contains living room. dining room. Kitchen
with electric stove. large front porch, 3
bedrooms and bath, full basement: oil &C
heat; - 800 r. Z RHINE REALTY CO
TIE 1926: ewes. Mitten, TIE, 416S. 6O1
Prince st., Alexandria, Va.
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POLICE FORCE POSTS

A plea for qualified Negro mon
iotaec Tho examination for meme
be np on the Detroit Police
foec was issued this week by
Polpc Commissioner John Bal.
lcnrc and Inspector Marvin Dri-
.tc head Of tho Police Tanning
School
Major qualifications is a high
school education. the police Of.
ficials said. in announcing an
examination 10 be given on Oe-
tober ?. They stressed the fact
that police work offers a life
time career. with high pay, and
great opportunities for advance.
mont.
larfc d, great need for more
cetacl no,ccmcn they told the
TRIBUNE gnp the weekly
pA 10 appeal 60 Negro men
trlla Iv Veterans 90 tdk Nh,
~ naton
Tie aw " The police depart.
lc % 9dild up pool Of cl
ar.c Nccto mon who may now
ne nng ou other Jobs lpm
Nto j wll be possible to draw
NacancicS occur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
Negro Colleges
Seek Teachers

WASHINGTON -tANP)-- a
national search for additional
teachers for over-crowded Ne.
gro southern colleges is being
launched, according 10 a report
received here last week from
Southern university at Baton
Rouge La
Enrolment at Southern Uni.
NcrSltv a state college for Ne.
groes for 1861 has been SO,
AZ LOO. which is considerably
larger than prc-war enrollments
but the goal was reached by
the end Of June Applications
received thereafter were re-.
turned with advice TO re- apply
IN Scptcmbcr for admission in
January lo47
a search for more teachers
began by the usual method Of
contact nv personal correspond
once Some schools have place.
nert bureaus as a service 10
thor graduates hu, there is mo-
central agency supplying teach,
crS Tor colleges There rs a need
for teachers Of home economies
business administration, music
languages agriculture mathcma-
tics. sciences and arts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
DIVINE ORDERS ANGELS
TO CASH THEIR BONDS

PHILADELPHIA - Fathct Di-
Va 80 styled God this wooK
III ms followers to cash
fr ac W3u bonds IN protest
what he called [ S. Cow
rncr' underwriting Of Brrlsn
mp a.st policy
Dsaca followers arc a1d io
h aho1i ono and half million
dca worth Of bonds IL .ald
t tho government has
d % lend to Britain then i
o' need the money Of his
ihc fr,, tmc That d.
e ra ADVISED his thousands of
81, md whNo followers on in-
tonal na'i9 Dugmr INC
uccd about support Of