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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
A. L. DIES

Word has been received here
of the death OF A. L. Good
son. Mr.. Goodson was a navy
inspector at ingalls, No. l ware
house during the war and
he made many friends here. He
had returned to his home in Col
Inns, Miss, where he was living
at the time of his death. The
funeral services were held on
Saturday, June %, with inter
ment II the Ora cemetery near
Collins. MI, johnson is survived
by his wife and seven children.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

The income from potatoes in
1916 to growers in Aristook
County, Maine, was about SOL
600, 900.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Liquor Permit for Tavern
On Swami Street 0pposed

Application for tavern license at
1400 Swami street NV. by Nero
Jones was opposed at a rehearing
before the Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board yesterday. The rehear-
ing was necessitated by the death of
William P. Meredith, a member of
the board who died August 18 before
decision was reached in the case.
James H. Lomax, 1419 Swami
street NV, and Lawrence Stanard,
14l4 Swami street NV. opposed the
license and presented the objections
of 80 other residents of the vicinity.
They said the neighborhood had
almost reached the saturation point
with II places where alcoholic bev-
erages were sold in a three-block
radius.
Joseph Lauri, attorney for the
applicant, filed a petition signed by
38 customers of the restaurant
favoring the granting of license.
James OD. Moran, newly appointed
member of the board, made his first
appearance at the hearing.
Evening star., 1947-09-19

johnson and Harry sacker, counsel
for Mr.. Santo and for the TWU
Mr.. Sacker told Mr.. Phelan he was
seeking to show that the TWU
should be credited with removing
race discrimination In the New
York subway system.
Mr.. johnson said that "the Com
munist Party seeks only to use the
Negroes as catspaw to pull their
political chestnuts out of the fire.
They are the modern day carpet
baggers."
Under further questioning by Mr..
Sacker. Mr.. johnson conceded that
benefits for Negroes on the transit
system came after the TWU was
organized, but he added:
Every improvement is aimed at
one thing, to create strife and to
utilize the miseries of workers in
order to win them over to the
leadership of the Communist Party
and Use them for the purpose of
overthrowing the Government of
the United States"
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Communists Use
Negroes, Witness al
5anto Hearing Says
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. ia witness
at the deportation hearing of John
Santo, organizational director TO,
the CIO Transport Workers Union
asserted late yesterday that "the
leadership of the TWU is playing
politics with the Negroes"
The witness was Manning john
son, colored, who said he withdrew
from the Communist party in 1899
In two days of testimony, Mr.
Johnson, Navy employs in Sar
Francisco, had asserted that Mr.
Santo, who was born in Romania
attended Communist meetings and
that some other leaders of the TWU
were Communists.
Arthur ]. Phelan, presiding in.
spector for the immigration service
intervened at one point during a
sharp verbal exchange between Mr.
Evening star., 1947-09-19

of the organization, announced to.
day.
Coincident with the reunion, the
annual Catholic University Forum
will be held, and meetings will be
held by the Canon Law Society and
alumni of the engineering and archi-
lecture school, the law school and
the National Catholic School of
Social Service.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
c. U. Alumni to Hold
Reunion in New York

The 10th annual reunion of the
Alumni Association of Catholic Uni
versity will be held in New York
City on November % and November
% with a large delegation from
Washington expected to attend,
John Schroeder, national secretary
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Firemen Also Wait

PENNINGTON. N. j., R.-Vol-
unteer flremen were burning with
indignation and sending scorching
Evening star., 1947-07-06

A. Clark. J. T. Lundy, ]. E. AIRING.
ton. L. Corbin, G.. H. Rycraw, j. H.
Holland, A. Gibson, R. Minor, G.
Amy. c. Bateast, L. L. Kenerson, H.
Mckenzie, r. Brown, H. l.. Bean.
T. E. Irwin, ]. Farrell, H. Wilson. z.
B. Sudler, G. Whyte, D. Ware and
H. A. Walker.
Meetings this week:
d, Monday-National Guard OF Hon.
or, Department Americanism Com
mission, and Stephen p McGroarty
Post, Legion Club.
Tuesday-Capital Transit and
Halloran-M Murray Posts, Legion Club.
James Reece Europe Post, 1914 Ver-
mont avenue NV, George E. XII.
leen Post, 1904 M street NV.
Wednesday-Police and Fire, U. g.
McAlexander and Interior Dept.
Posts. Legion Club, Kenneth H.
Nash Post, 2o9 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc; Potomac Post, Palisades
Fieldhouse; Barry Post. St. Aloysius
Hall; Thad Dulin Post, Burlington
Hotel.
Thursday-Forty and Eight, Le-
gion Club; Ft. Totten Post, The
Ship; Ft. Dupont Post. 24o7 Minne-
sofa avenue Sc; James E. Walker
Post, Twelfth street, Y. NJ. C. A.
Friday-G. P. o. and Agriculture
Posts, Legion Club
Evening star., 1947-07-06
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

SEE US BEFORE you SELL. PoHANKA
sEsH Fer iSs fSuR sosa eaRFolds st.
sPd Phens enc AL Atlantic st., $500
FAIR, HONEST ArPRAIsALs en ~ mfses
1879 49, caRs s RAsrHp Is SstSs22prArE1Y sts2 ,s7 to
WI pay ?5lss f. sss9 a0ros 5ts
CHEvRoLEIs-cash for your car; no red red
t. fDf afana Fs4H 6sors. 20 so ssr''
t95 z9I s7 f'ss
win WITH wINN"-Top price for you,
car: never too new. never TOO OLD: viii
come to your home or S cmes plenty psTkIHs WTKns
M999Es sserss zsS Sel'ss * g. 4as s0ss
1aps fes oipEh z1Hf ri
M HoIp TsfGm f. Jusf ETA fsorss o sss ss asoS sn
ss ssa 0dsF sFENfwooD 4 f1seR 9 MoToR 81 CO. Gan ~
Rhode Island ave, ne: open am. to
We WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on a new car or sell to any
carsmisss caa y0t to IS fsf Al Absoutely high cash
i gar M Is not Daa Io win pss s sas3se
pERs 0f is5R 0fssRhe edsst
elusive used-car dealers See Mr.. Barnes
for appraisal. All cash or certified check;
Only one location. Drive in open lot. 1900
14th, corner N st. NV. Open $50 to 5,
closed Saturday and Sun. Call NO. I'LL.
SELL ME your 1887 to 1e41 car; ! will
pay top cash prices: quick deals, no red
tape. Call Mr. Kennedy with TRIANGLE
MUST PURCHASE dependable used car i'm
Before 8 pm; Wo. o25o, 8 pm. to 9 p.m.
NEED MI GooD LIGHT CAR. 80 to AZ: pre-
fer Ford or Chevrolet have cash. Ludlow
FORD, Chevrolet, Buick, Plymouth or
other good 80 to '42 car: have cash;
willing to pay high price. Call OR. 3345.
HIGH CASH PRICE for old cars-aE.
CASH ON THE sPoT-ouick sale assured
tor clean used cars: honest appraisals on
all makes: no waiting. FRANK SMALL.
Jr., INC, o15 Pa. ave. sc. and 1901 Good
PRfVATE PARTY wants 194e or 1a47 car:
will pay all in cash. Call after p, m. EN-.
SELL Sell OR TRADE YOUR CAR a. Homer S
Corner STANLEY H. HORNER. Buick,
Fla ave, 5th to 9th SITS. ne. AT. 1884.
I WILL PAY ALL Cash for clean cars,
GENE eAsTLEsERRY. 1s4o ssnnins rd.
CASH for your Nash: also any other paks; s
highest prices paid WILLIAMS B. BAKER
2s1o M st. NV, HO. $500.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR 2nd TRUST NOTES; quick set
element TuLLJJoS LJs6 3; GoRDon, .,.lan 3427 Eye
list AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prempt
and courteous service: Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESThfENT CO.. SIT
9th st NV RE $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we viz
buy Second,.russ nStes. D. c. psaESy MaI2gAI ~
MoRToAoE l. INVESTMENT coRP.. 1871
n 7 ave NV National 1888
LOANS TO ID. c., MD, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
praisal fees; low rates. SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP. S3s Investment Bldg, D1.
S672.
Ist, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Mo. :,
Va. and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO, so5 Y. ave. NV RE
st, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
n h5S AIc ns1cfl en ad d4aa e builders
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland.
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMER1-
CAN CO. S07 18th. Ma S032.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
All advertisements Offering auto.
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES fCR SALE.

BUICK 194e Super ,sedanette; Jet black;
ready for immediate delivery; see this one;
priced at S2,595. SIMMONS MOTORS.
a17 to 923 NJ st. NV. MA. 27s6: C6
BUICK le47 Readmaster ~" blsck A.
aecessoglesi sa,5s5 or best offer unaeer.
BnticK Ys47 Super convertible; light blue
with black top, fully equipped, no mileage:
will accept trade; $3.50. Elk. 9sa4s'
BUICK 1s46 Super sedan; all extras; s. 600
mi: $500 or best offer under. Call TIE.
S1S5 or GL. 0415, Sat. and Sun. after
BUICK 1a41 sedanette; radio and heater,
seat covers. Just past D c. inspection;
price, S1.25o, Call OWNER, ewes, FIR.
$500, Ext. 561. -
BUICK 1888 Special 4door sedan. $50.
BUICK 1910 Super: Al condition, $4,000
miles: r and h. seat s9yers; sl.Soo sssh
TAX. PIX Md. Call sH. s5ls. %
BUICK 1912 Special 41SE 4-door sedan.
de luxe model: new tires: excel. cond orig
MANKIN, Ex. s5i3. after 2 noon Mon. g.
BUICK 1912 Super 4-door sedan: excellent
motor and tires; $500. Wo. 1858 or
MA. 7460. Ext 539.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
oUr.oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.

$50 Downs acres on high hill view,
Lake Chagtanauas, ,fronting. good, read:
SfGa SE% YoakP Box sTbuRss Is ri
RRsss:s sPs cos 5,t ~ on rp +:
sssnsa fsfsEs e S1'h b & sis5oo
HfRE,s YOUR VACATION HOME and I.
Cult Coasts fastest growing restricted
eommunity boat dock priyil., hard I'd:
slse sseG titles guaTants,edi priced as low as
session, For beautiful illustrated free
booklet write or ph, Paul E. Harrison. 1852
< st NV NE, 1143. J. WESLEY BU-
kET's LHHsAE ENJOY Sefi'2i IIFE as we have always
wanted. permanent home for retired
bs Of 0a the Blue s Ridge eoa Moantans al n In % %r
Einia. Lovely rolling terrain and modern
conveniences; ADEQUATE facilities for sports
rooms with bath, delicious southern-cooked
TeseTyatiSns q q SEPT M j j; RATS. sl$5
MRS m eR e W BRooKs eE seos PEFsqh n FaPfax xte dr
arlington Va, or call Administer 4562 after
CALIFORNIA REAL EsTATE-california
realtor visiting Washington would con-
tact California owners desiring to sell
io d Gso BTsFss deiPs 5R.d to tsdf cs
BFRREEE9 RFGnRs1y 0F srRfNGs aRds sF NJ NJ 4tse
house; running water. large lot facing main
FSad ppoI adsitonaI lots priced for quick sale
Front ROYAL sLCTIoNLesa acres.
large s-roon residence with basement,
electricity, large cattle barn. and other
p9eds oeateS . near art the h Mass Rnto
to sell efw from iP FARM dB S9Va Cash "a SaA
Service station with gas pumps, aver
ages 1000 gal. per mo-: large dining
rooms, a tourist cabins; yearly income
One Of the best between Washington and
Tourists Camp S45; 600 for the build
ings and land; stock to be added at
sy5 acres Of blue grass ca+tls.grazing
new State road to property. Offered at
coy 5e6 6es acres Tee of mountain land. near High
Knob. on the Blue Ridge Mounta good
cattle land, also fruit land. offered at
S12.5 per acre.
Restauran5tc 5cd in Front ROYAL Va offered
Restaurant equipment. near the, Sky
LAND Drive entrance on S. Royal ave
577 #. on the hard smooth. paved
Ro NQ 3d. S miles 5room ess' fasde0ce Of d1c
With viii electric range: concrete basement
ice station and tourists cabins. S11.500.
with cash payment Of $1,000; posses
sion within 10 days. CLAUDE l.. RUST
3o6 8. Royas ave. Phone l24 Front Royal
Evening star., 1947-07-06
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcons.) }

BUCKS. chevrolets. Fords, Pontiscs {, or
We need them and will pay the highest N
maT5ss g. nS y5!ge: 81 445s !! HAWKINS 1888 ls'n
Cling: We need 80 cars right away and
can can BE- Be had d risht now. RHODE 1sLAND
MOTOR co. 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne
casT ehsnf M At s75s 7o5asc,E-rop-dollar price. at
coAsT-IN PcNTAc, 4o7-423 Florida ave.
FIRST VALUE used ears; WHEEL gaa e. e. 1MC, 1S.
CHEW EM tsas WxsrI6W i5o s "a,
highest cash dollars; . any year any model
10th MahlsaMs st. NE Apo ap. s344 4ah' ~ l. A a.
PLYMOUTH WANTED-we will pay the
highest cash dollars; any year, any model
10Th M1hhf1Ms st ne. Ag Ap' ss44i a1s' ~ l. ave "
FORDs WANTED-We will pay the highest
iAMs faih soaTT AuTo asS AEs any aRe a. 10Th
BUIcKs WANTED-we will pay the high
est cash dollars; any year. any model.
M1IhsAMs y Liza Hp Ag52 gyf4 SALES R. l. ave at goth
PONTIAC WANTED-we will pay the
hsssst mss ssih aesf' ATo aRy and
eys CASH IN WI five MiNUAEsSs.e I'M See John Bur-
b. METROPOLITAN MOTORS, lS4U bla-
sihisR.s sGsk or reFD is4o
or AZ model. in good condition; need ear
noTi n1oeyi viii pay good price all cash. AD
CASH FOR 40, Al or '4s chevrolet, Ford
or Plymouth. Call TIE. 1909. No dealers
CHEAPLY PRICED CAR; running condi.
ton not important. No dealers. Box 2sa-R
lady WILL PAY up to $4,000 cash for
'46 or AZ car. GE. 1879. ii
OLDS 6, 1910 or 1a41, hydromatic; con-
dition not important; want Immediately
PRIvAiIE PARTY will pay all cash for
1947 car. Gail any time, CHI. SOFAS -l2
1877 COW. OR SEDAN wanted. lower
cost range; reasonable price; private party
1899. isio OR 1s4f FORD SEDAN with
radio and heater; must be in Al sondi-
tion throughout; suitable for extended trip
price must be right: might consider Pontiac
or Dodge; no dealers. GL. 4400, Ext. n
VETERAN STUDENT WANTS 1s37-193a
Chysler Imperial. with good body. but in
poor mechanical condition; must be reason
PRfvATE PARTY wishes best car $500
will buy; must be clean and pass D. C.
inspeetion. ia. $500.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
American Legion
Here Sets New
High Membership

The District OF Columbia Depart
ment, The American Legion, as of
June 80, set new high membership
record with 2o,208.
The James Reese Europe Post led
with 1,437. Other posts were: Vim
cent B. Costello, 1856; Sgt. Jasper,
l,240; Department of Agriculture,
876; Police and Fire, 7sl; Capital
Transit, 773; Government Printing
Office, 1862; George Washington,
666; Bunker Hill, $50; Department
of Justice, $40; James E. Walker,
SOB; Fort Stevens, 478; National
Cathedral. ATS; U. S. Jacob Jones,
461; Department Of Commerce, 358;
General Accounting Office, 454; Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing, 444;
Pepco, 4l3;;' Kenneth H. Nash, 37s;
Department of Commerce, 358; Coo
ley Mccullough. 337; Internal Reve-
nue., $50; Victory, 1926: Kenna-Main,
1875; Potomac. 3ll; Department of
Labor, 3ll; Woodbridge, 1855; Navy,
1856; Washington Gas Light, 272;
Stanley Church Depue. 270; Lin
coin, 269: Fort Dupont, 230; Mari
time, 227: Quentin Roosevelt, 2l9;
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
209; I'd Division, 204; Thad Dulin,
1879; Building Trades, 1888; Jane A.
Delano. 1T; Augustus P. Gardner,
1863; Civil Service, 1853; Barry, 1853;
War Department. 1853; Stephen P.
McGrorarty, 148; Taxi. 143; George
E. Killeen. 1855; National Press Club,
1885" Fort Totten. 1873; Henry C..
Spengler, 1871; Gen. George S. Pat
ton-Tank Corps. 1873; Alexander G.
Bell, 1926: Department of the In
terror. 121; U. S. Treasury. 104; Co.
102; Holloran-Murray 80:
Leslie and Douglas McNair, 90: U.
G. McAlexander, SO; Belleu Wood,
II.
The department has set July as
the deadline for posts to file their
certified lists of delegates and alter
mates for the annual Department
Convention to be held at the Statler
Hotel, July "a to 26 inclusive. The
post membership on that date will
govern the post allowance of one
delegate and one alternate for each
so members or major portion there
Of plus one each for their post
charter.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
DE WELL WITH THE TREADWELL-
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen
sral hauling; vans stakes; assS ganelss par white
FOR HIRE ton truck, with driver,
for hauling and moving or miscellaneous.
SNAIL PANEL TRUCK for hire with
driver. Call Ii. 5062.
PICNICS OR PRIVATE oUTINGS-10-
wheel Army troop carrier, seats for %,
room for 40. JOE VARRELLA, FIR. 6707.
TR. $3.50
VAN TRUCKS. large or small jobs; experi-
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
AVA1LABLG AVA La8 ,Eht tiMaMEDiATELYEis47 Chew
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
TJRIVE.IIR-SEIF ME- TO31 81
Evening star., 1947-07-06

Richard A. O'Brien. captain of the
Costello No. l 1S46-1947 American
Legion Bowling League Champions,
was elected president for 1947-1948.
Others who rolled with the, cham
pion team were: William Streeter,
Louis Streeter, william Kelly and
Paul Sappone. -. ,7.. .
The final meeting of the sixth an
nual Soap Box Derby Committee
will be held next Wednesday eve
ming in the Board of Trade rooms,
The Evening Star Building. Derby
Director Charles Kohen will give
final instructions and credentials to
all Legion officials.
. Games scheduled to be played In
the American Legion Junior Base
ball League today at pm. on
the White House Elipse are: Hal
loran Murray-Costello, National Ca
thedral-Police and Fire, Ft. Dupont
Bunker Hill and Ft. Stevens-Gov-
ernment Printing Office.
National Cathedral is currently
leading the league with G. P. O.,
Bunker Hill and Halloran Murray
in a three-way tie for second place.
Albert G. Neu, L. Guy Jackson, M.
L. Palladino, c. E. Davis, Alfred L..
Hicks, C. E. Breeden, Andrew Bardis,
David C. Rossignal, S. H. Jefferson
and T. H. Byrd, members of the
Capital Transit Post who meet next
Tuesday evening at the Legion Club
have been certified to Department
Membership Officer Ray L. Twin
glas for membership in the local
Hoot Owl Club.
Comdr. Charles E. Pearls of the
James Reece Europe Post will be
chairman of this delegation to the
department convention. Other dele
gates are: C. C. Anderson, U. Free
man, w. H. Kelson, R. Holland, j.
r. Anderson. r. P Rhea, w. A.
Jackson w HALEY. l.. A. Morse. p
Evening star., 1947-07-06
AuToMo1IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-1mmediat iate
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC co,
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
shock absorbers. rear ends, new hub caps,
grll}es seal-beam lishts. water and fuel
pumIs, Jacks, cyl heads, door mats. safe
ty glasS installed L. BRENNER & CO..
lsi0 Montana ave ne. FR. 1910.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a larges stock of good-auality. seat
it other models of General Motors cars
prompt and neat installation II desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving st.
NV AID. $500.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTuDEBAKER Champion ~ 4-door, Sc
dap; all extras, new seat covers; excellent
siss vna Mas . oan.r
#xxI JslS ssiyo's s1;:,s.i s'a. ss,.a
Looks looks and runs Ike new. radio and heater,
spotligght' tng spare wheel and tire; sxesllent;
ssp i;sssss sSs %
heavy. not light car; new tires, 8 new
eSa starter stR new
and fiywheel; automatic hill starter. radio,
orisipal HphodIss,ssry dss reslnins tgont SCAT
tS5 feS ss'0 wish EN- to 0es ss
car. attend our auction sale every Fri. nisht
Suction s51 cosaVs 3D. ssea sprns
BUSES-We have Just received unusual
SR ley ana mfiss isss ord s4i
basket ball team. These buses are avail
half Of the ORIGINAL cost. and are guar.
MoToR Co. INC. 77e5 hs' Wis. ave. AnsA n.H.
AUTO xucr1oN-sel or buy a car ar the
to total LIFE fee, S.. You won't 60 wrong buying
every eye ,,sEH Iues. eve. pm. Ills va. ave Sc.
At REINEs MOTOR Drive these
99 ask asea tor ifss Il. .9 s9dsy e No q,
Convince yourself! Get behind the wheel
9t any Of these cars and take them out
reTd ess Then rans y9u soo be bf ss
hauled; has had only one owner; s34b
80 Chevrolet Master De luxe 4-doers, door
oof It dse4 5ske it s6 SH down 5oT trial run ssad
eo's viii he ssosd rssS osn.r 'es q
this car because it has had only one
e'a III '"ns Motor Sss Jus. It sSe1s priv: ssgs
'a9 Pontiac de luxe "s" 4-door heater; Haias9
looks looks new and drives like new $3.50
4s po9t51e 4bs 2s90T RADIO sns
Ponsc fUE Club saaS eoupe d. Sss
has bag s,,,a onIy j IL 9xnsr s5lo down; s1.2aS
radio. heater one-owner ear; the minute
svss 'Rsf h,E EaxS5y 5ds $500 SoSS isiss
beautiful s-tone hnish:. words can't do
Justice to , this o,utstandinE car: Look It
sn en. pfvs 81 IN. it, tos See s ss Il f
'. e e pedge custom; tuid drive, 4;dsss:'
Al Pontiac convertible club coupe. new
automatic top, red leather seats, new
clutch, radio and heater, one owner: $500
down SLABS
AZ Buick Special. 4-dr, radio and heater,
new transmission and motor, one owner;
slenty alsat,u Of pleasant milease. Examine i
down SI,b95
built for action and this Buick is ready to
down SS95
40 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-door. 2-tone
Model a. Ford convertible eoupet We
didn't think there were any of these left,
but here Is the good old Model A. It
it's hard to believe, but see it for yourself
today The price' It's yours for
only 1925
And many others not listed herel Small
f2En gs RsSuass Balance in 81 months snd
STANLEY, REINEs REISNgEs MOTOR &C., 1927 ,S,, WIS
Sign. Daily It'll 8. Sun, 10 til 5. -6
Evening star., 1947-07-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor-I can sell your
house fast if priced right. / specialize In
Vermont ave, RE. 5140,.,
SELLING: We need all types Of homes,
investment properties, apt: bldgs. and
Our H very capable sales force is tops in
all fields of real estate. We deliver a
complete package--the sale and 1 the 5 f.
lex w. BERENs SALES, INC. 152S K
st. NV Ma. DIAL
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 3919 So. Cap. ST.. TR. 1888.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
SUMMER HOMES.

REHOB0TH BEACH, -bedrm. apt, no
kit; 200 yds. from beach; available July
and August. Call weekdays, DE 3O70 or
DE. $500, Ext. 427; Sat. and Sun, Re-
SUMNER HOME, Blue Ridge Summit Pa.
for rent-5 bedrooms. 4 baths; opposite
burner; immed. occupancy. Call NO. 1852
or AD. 3435 for further information. -6
FOR RENT, l or . months-6-rm. water
front cottage at Willouehby Beach, ] mile
from Ocean View, Va: furnished; all
facilities: conv. transp.; references ex-
changed. Write Box 2S0-R, Star e.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
AUroMorIvE MIscELL's tcen..D

TRUCK BODIES, vans, stakes and pickup
Ssss esd.s r Rfp Ss + oHssR iesss 9Gass oN sS wokx T.
INC. 1214 oath st. NV, RE. s41s. II
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process: beautiful tread: 2-hour
service: electric-tfeated sections If your
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

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EPPING FOREST. MD.-Clean cottage fol
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MOUNTAIN LAKE FRONT COTTAGE
available 10 July IS; gentle. sH. eoe3.
ATTRACTIVE BEACH HOME, compietely
furnished; 3 bedrooms: $500 for three
B. G. 5 niles miles Annapolis. % Phone tln. An
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE, electricity ant
gas: from Aug. 10; S35 per wk. GE. s515
Caroline-New and modern l and 2 bed
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