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Daily Lessons in English " /. GORDON

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yesterday" Say
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ASK unsressed NO in
syllable).
OFTEN MISSPELLED: Carte blanche; observe the two Es
SYNONYMS: Leavetakng, adieu, parting farewell
three times it yours Let
Todays
soberly gravey could
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ROSES FOR A MISS

Six-year-old Patricia Mcmahon
ti9gest thrill this summer was the
day her daddy, Connecticut S
Senator Brian Mcmahon, took her
TO see President Truman.
AS father and daughter were
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LOOK and LEARN 3 :, GORDON

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in New York City popularity called?
8. Which
What the first big
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ANSWERS:
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IF YOUR rnCiS E1 IS NOT
EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will
pay you to investigate our offerings
in well chosen investments, ALAS
KA FINANCE CORPORATION,
Cooper Building, 4th and Nam.
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GRAVES now have on sale short
green slickers for boys and girls.
Extra small, small, medium and
large size. 500 tt
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 1A7
SECOND and FOURTH -
Monday of each month IN
In Scottish Rite Temple MINI
beginning at 1880 D. m. ESLX
CHAS. B. HOLLAND, "
Worshipful Master; JAMES W
LEVERS, Secretary.
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NEW TRAFFIC LIGHTS

Two new caution-stop lights have
been installed on city intersections
last week by the Juneau Street De-
partment. Mayor Waino E. Hen
erickson said today that these lights
were installed at dangerous points
on an experimental basis. He stated
that if they prove successful in re-
ducing accidents, others will be ord
cred. One light was installed at
Fourth and Main and the other at
Twelfth and "E" streets.
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Merry-Go-Round

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VETERANS or
FOREIGN WARS
Taku Post No. $3.50

Meets first and third
FRIDAYS. Post Hall, Sew
ard st. Visiting Com
rades Welcome.
H. s. GRUENING. Com
mander; F. H. FORBES,
Adjutant.
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Weather report: High, 40; low. At; rain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
Bonnie Chapel

Church services were held Sun
lay afternoon at the Bonnie Chap
i Methodist church with the Rev.
w. j. Walters delivering an in
Jpiring sermon.
Mr.. and Ms. Joe Dccves were
Sunday guests Of M. and Mrs.
Eustis Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern Fletcher
# Biloxi spent Sunday afternoon
With the formers parents, M.
md Mrs. w. 4. Fletcher.
Mrs G. { Fletcher and daugh.
ier, Billie Faye, we're business Wis.
tors to Biloxi IN Saturday
X. d. Etherton Of Biloxi was
weekend guest in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Faux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McVay Of
Biloxi were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. {. Fletcher on Saturday
M. and Mrs. James Lamey
pent Sunday IN the home OF Mr..
md Mr.. Charlie Brown
Mrs. Lewis Faux was o bust
iess visitor to Pasragoula on FL.
lay.
Mrs. George Ellis and son spent
{ few days with MI and Mrs.
) T. Wilson and family recently.
Mrs. l.. f. Ravens went to Bi-
0xi on Sunday where she will
pend a few days in the home Oi
Ter son, l. +. Ravens, Jr.
The foundation for M. and
Mrs. l. Ramsay's new home vii
DC laid this week by Mr.. Parker
II Biloxi
The Ray Wilson family visited
Ms. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Joe
Jones in the Biloxi City hospita.
his week whore she is in a very
'ritfcal condition.
Clarence Bosarge and family
we're Sunday guests Of M. and
drs Eldfidge Wilkerson Of Larue.
Mrs. o. H. Wilson end Mrs. L.
:. Ravens were business visit
RS 10 Biloxi Saturday.
e. L. Dees spent o while in the
ZONE Of Clarence Bosarge Sun
lay.
Eddie Brown spent Sunday
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News From Forts Lake -.
Emory Elder Entertained AL Party
BY Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Elder

A birthday party was given re-
Gently at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs o q Elder home IN hon
or Of their eldest son, Emery
Earl Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served Guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. $ + Elder.
| Mrs. Hollis Elder and family,
Mrs. Robert Vefbeke Of Kteole.
Mrs Hawkins of 81. Paul Mimi +,
Mr. AMI Mrs. r. - Hines and
family. Mrs II n Davis and
family and M and Mrs. George
HanVelt Of Grand Bay,
There we're three teachers
and II pupils present nj Frank
lin Creek Sunday school.
Mrs. Corrinc Stokes visited her
son, Lee Stokes, of Grand Bay
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Garner.
Mrs. Zell Lambert and James
Lambert visited MI. and Mrs.
prentiss Lambert. Mt Theodore
Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Strasser of Mobile
visited Mrs. James Lambert and
Mrs. j. w Garner recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bragg
were visitors in the home Of Ru.
fus Naples. A. h. Hurd, and Les
lie Clark Sunday afternoon.
Miss Martha Nell Davis of
Grand Bay, Ala, spent Monday
with Mrs. Q. c. Elder,
Mrs. S. r. Elders two sisters,
Mrs. Hawkins of ST. Paul, Mimi,
and Mrs. Davis of Nevada, Iowa,
are spending awhile in the o..
G. Elder home.
Mrs. j. w. Garner visited Mrs.
a Holland and Mrs. Annie Tins
lar in Paseagoula Saturday eve
ming.
Kenneth McCarty and Miss
Gustavia Hamilton, coaches for
the boys and girls basketball
teams Of Orange Lake are very
proud Of their teams.
Nolle +. Roberts of Pascagoula
was a welcome guest in the Rob-
ert Bragg home Saturday. He al
so enjoyed a ride through our
community.
We are sorry Mrs. W. F. Gill
is i'll We wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Eddie Patterson visited
her sister, Mrs. ORE Wells of
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Tuneful Services
For II. 4. Huzen
Held In Grdnd Bay

Harold Edward Hagen 30 years
old q former resident vt Grand
Bav. died In Savannah, Ga, Fti.
dav morning after d short III
ness lie Vos assistant supetin
.lendent Of the pulp mill Of the
Union Bag Paper Company Of
Savannah IN which city he had
made his home for the past ten
Yuurs.
Nj Hazen was born IN Shet.
man. N ", and fuf several years
he made his home IN Grand Bay
while he was connected with the
Moss Point mill OF the lntefna.
Itionai Paper Company
His body wa sent 10 pasca
Roula whore It remained at the
Fails Funeral Home, 32i Magno
Ia street, until Monday morning
when funeral services were con.
Quoted ut the Free Methodist
church at Union Church, Ala,
by the Rev. X A Simcoe, the
NV IIllltA d hNlUiN NilI TIT
Rev V. Bradford. Burial was In
Grand Bay Active pail bear.
ers were G. NJ Hazen, j., Cltl.
ford Smith, Wyatt Smith,
Woodic Smith, james and Donale
Hazen. Honary pal bearN were
Eugene Wells, X. N. Roberts, +,
A. DeAngclo, f. f. FarraRut, +.
$ Elder, II. V. Elder, and J. W,
Mills. The body was accompani
ed by II Johnson, supeTintend.
ent of the pulp mill, and Il GRAY,
safety director Of the Savannah
mill. M. Gray made a brief talk
at the funeral az the represen-
tative Of 1000 workers at the
company where MI. Hazen~ was
employed
He rs survived by. his widow,
Ms Fannie Townsend Hazcn Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Kfeoie recently
Mrs W T. oil was q busi.
ness visitor to Mobile Friday
Mrs Coftine Stokes visited her
daughter Mrs Hope Lambert Of
Kfeole Friday
Mrs Jack Beddingfield Of Bi.
loxi. was q recent guest Of Mrs
Eddie Patterson
Mrs Barnett Lambert and Mrs.
Samuel Bowden visited Mrs.
Hope Lambert Monday.
CLYDE Dcmouey was a visitor
in the home Of Miss Lorraine
lsham Of Grand Bay.
Larry Coward was a visitor OF
FLOYD Demoucy.
The wedding of John L. De
vers TO Miss Grade Bond OF Luce
dale was a recent event Of great
interest. Mr.. Devers Is q brother
of Mrs. Robert Bragg,
Mrs. Jack Beddingfield Of 81
loxi was q weekend guest of her
mother, Mrs. John Morie.
Paul Poole has returned home
from the Veterans hospital at
New Orleans.
Tom Pierce visited in the Jam
cs Poole home recently.
Mrs. James Poole visited her
daughter, Mrs. Martin Young, of
Orange Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clark
and baby spent the day In How
ell visiting MI. Clark's sister,
Mrs. Leo Crawley, recently.
The Rev. Fred Bosarge and
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dupont
attended Sunday school and
church in Bayou La Batge Sun
day.
John A. Dupont is improving
his homo with the addition OF
two rooms.
MI. and Mrs. G. G.. Townsend
and baby arrived Sunday night
at the home of Mrs. S. 7. Ed
ers to attend the funeral Of Har-
old Hazen.
Mrs. Leslie Clark and Mrs
Tommie Benefited attended the
basketball games between Or.
ange Lake and Vancleave fran.
MAJ school teams Thursday.
In spite of the weather sprinf
planting Is getting underway in
our neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lyons anc
Mrs. Ralph Roberts and children
were visitors of their mother
Mrs. T. T.. Lyons, Sunday.
There will be a Valentine bos
supper sponsored by the =. 7
A. of Orange Lake school for Or.
ange Lake basketball teams FIJI
day. There viii be a contest foi
the prettiest girl with a dollai
fee for each entry.
Mrs. II. w. Dewitt ATTENDED
chapel program recently which
was in charge of the second ant
third grades.
Miss Hamilton IS on the sicl
list Mrs. Leslie Clark Is subgti
ute teacher.
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Bayou Casoiie

The meeting of the Wuutns
NJ issiehgff Society Of the Spencer
Memorial Baptist church Will hp
he'd Ht the hotnc at Ms Lewis
Simmons Tuesday Ut z o'clock
The teachers and pupils Of Hay
uu Casbtte school were happy To
have GRANDMOTHER" Fountain
visit The school last Friday
"Gtandma', as she Is affection
ately known, Is ~ veafs old and
she lives about two and a half
miles from the school but the
distance was not toe far for her
to walk TO visit the school where
two OF her gfandsons are attend
ing She can tell many interest
ing events that occurred years
ago. She promised to come
again In the near future and tell
about her own school days. While
she was at the school she en-
joyed hearing the children sing.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo Nelson Wis
tied relatives in the Wade com
munity during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobcr Cochran
and children and Mrs. Edna Nell
son OF Big Point visited Mr.. and
Mrs. b. j Nelson Sunday after
noon.
The Rev w A Harrell Of Pas.
cagoula visited In several homes
IN this community last week.
Mrs. Gree Anderson and Mrs.
J. Il. Smith attended class meet
ing at Moss Point Monday night
Friends, not only of the Bayou
Casotte community but over the
entire county, are glad to hear the
encouraging news from John B..
Delmas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j b. Delmas. who recently under
went an operation in a New Or
leans hospital. Mrs. Delmas is
with him and viii remain a few
days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tillman
and family were happy TO have
AS their guest last week Harold
James Lamas. He has just re.
ceived his discharge from the
army. He has been stationed in
Japan. Junior, as he is known,
Is expecting his mother, Mrs.
Harry Lamas Of Biloxi to Join
him in the Tillman home Thurs
day.
Friends of Miss Billie Sue
Brown regret TO know of her ill
ness.
In spite of the cold, Sunday,
Sunday school and preaching
services were well attended. Sun
day night the church was filled,
too On Sunday afternoon sew
eral went to Moss Point TO attend
the singing convention and plans
are being made TO attend the next
one to be held at Kfeole.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Harris had
as their weekend guest Oils Mel
son and Walter Foster of Ala
bama.
Mr.. md Mrs. ID. G. Wise had
as their guest Sunday MI and
Mrs. Carol Norwood OF Pasca-
goula.
The w. M. S. Of the Unity Bap.
tist church met at the church fol
a lesson IN the Royal Service
Tuesday afternoon.
The Spencer Memorial church
members viii hold their regular
weekly cottage prayer meeting
in the home Of MI. and Mrs.
Jessie StfingfelloW Of 7 p. m,
Tuesday night.
The regular prayer service will
be held nj the Spencer Memorial
Baptist church.
Mr. ard Mrs. +. l.. Coe and
daughter and son visited in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Young
last Sunday in Grand Bay.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Campbell r welcoming
them home again after having
been visiting in Belmont, Miss.
for the past several weeks.
G.f,xtEa4a E..f...., TIT too ...f
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Veterans Administration ls ~
ttmptihf la rts ere ntaf'y leo
HHH alsahie velsfHHs la tnplHyl
ability unaef Ire Vocational Tea
hab Hailan At tpubiie Luw 49,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Brown. He is staying
with hfs sister, Mrs Lamey, and
attending the St. Martin school
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robot Holden
and son. Douglas. visited with
NJ AM Ms. s. f. Wilson and
family Sunday.
Mr.. an Ms. l. A. Faux were
Sunday afternoon guests Of M.
and Mrs.. W 4. Fletcher.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Savannah hhe brother Charles
NJ iia.aH So 81 Nahi'fi ah
enc sister Mfs john Townsend
of Grand tlat
Tho FfHf nfHUpf meeting held
In ihe Tinted States ~ the Sal
Vriiun AFnG took place In Bat
rHtk New York city N
1880
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Scientists believe that 100 mi
lion years ago the Antarctic had
a climate faVoting vegetation such
as the United States has now.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--Nershwsst.

CoL0RED-400 BLK: MASS. AVE. NV
brick: oil R Rh..w.ha full easement; IDEAL for
Reasonable down. payment For details
WI RM ' AL6aiAis 5n Ksetssss esopEs4fEss sSh Rc,.
dSSEohEbsaaa dtSSaEa aEts ssa nv AES R5 1s0Is
RRgS RRroRfSsts' slsstsSSy' lsstsSSy' hFi'f sanly s. e.f .ish
SSoaGsSnEDLs5t SSeasS izs. e. FsRRffsscEros sRfss rL-5s.n
Sunday. till dark-Loveiy. immaculate
home with large living room. large dining
room and fully equipped kitchen on LIST
floor; nice front porch and large screened
rear porch, 4 bedrooms and bath with
large screened sleeping porch on And
noor; built-in gsJage; h:.M;h; priced for fer
PRINCETON rL. nv
Attached brick home in excel; condition: 7
blinds; sarase; oil heat: terms. For sale
by OWNER. To INSPECT phone ia. 1858.
coLoRED-BEAUTHUL NV. hons that
can be yours with only $4,000 down, bal
ance like monthly payments. Owner leav-
buy. SURETY REALTY CO.. 612 bth st.
g ooLokE6zSNLY kH 7Ssf III $3.50 81 DOWN a-i.mil,
ass.n Rssa bu9. aR. sb7 Fstsi sAfF esE9ss Co. si 81
SSLosxDhARboEfh Ssh 81 nx Gsit th s near y. St.
ELLIOTT, DE 1850, DE 1883 -2S
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

2 OR FAMILY brick house. Write TO
WILLIAM S. WITHIN. 1916 Oates st., RE.
nRai;sSAs HRl;As REALTY co. can sell ysur n.s..
sslls:s.Sa S4l s4ss s'1' Wilson blvd o. ''
WILL PAY Yop CASH TODAY for your
az ..s
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1908
I PAY CASH for houses; white or coleEed;
any cendition. any section. MR.. B. Liss'
m PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
Your home, business or investment prop
srty is what you desire call :: A HUN n
y s. VIE. s4ss q S 'Sa
bo S' Yo6 S9x W.Sr ca cssrEbY R 4aasss41es. lfSs
vii Suss ssp vh vpIs s' R
g. g. ASb hs H. E1s + srRorIkFfSWs Fl saHo will pa,
an cash or VIII sell sx ior ySlf Ir,x We kSa sss
g. ssth YsaRs' e s. sEkvicf M p0 to local proDert.
sIty with WV i, .ss sAgNpERs g9, ISG; 1S,;
FROM owNER-Wili pay cash for sssrsc-
Chase. Nd: section, oE. 1885.
hAtE WIN tuGeb haFC hSSSA a.
3-bedrm 2-bath brick home. In best loca,
ton, on large lot; up to SO, 600. Can
Mr.. Rhodes. AD. 1924, with FRANZ q.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner whit.
q, coiored houssss, In M sny eond.: win bas
sfpf.If III sii5f ne1 Ao4riosW s.vF will buy Your
home today or sell to cash clients ct full
market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
SIGGlkS sSEnGlS9 r. ss ssai sE anti 55sl Cash Client.
yg,sn.ed for aIl types q houses In al &c: &c.
IS sDe5sI;si; gs u FIRST NATioNAI 81 asai
HOUSES sSS sis WANTEp v SiT TO BuY-Any good
section D: c.; will gssy LA times 1st tsust; t;
HAVE CLIENT for red brick home with .
swimming pool. priced around $50. 900.
Call Mr.. Lswellyn. LoWERY & MELTON.
Realtors, HH. 0200. -26
PKTWoRTH-Haye cash buyer for I or
Tm. house In this section; owner oc-
cMp:ed; MAX MILLER, 500 i1th st. Sc.
AMKRicAs UNIVERSITY sEcTToN-snalI III
", c. GEsnIcN' M 4o47. .es
/ WILL PAY CASH for suitable home.
M.sFib " sfiihs' rsMrDItLx M Sth gar direct
sion ssnsf c.ii IiSf SR caavERT ias T Ap HIo osos
IN Or NEAR Tskoms Park-wtll pay sssh.
8 or 8 rooms. No a1enss. Boz 474-L sssr.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HOUSES FOR sAlE-he,thsss,.

ONLY ONE NEW HOME left; corner det.
brick, 2-story and basement, near Eastern
star Home; 8 rms, 2 baths, finished rec,
rm., kit; completely equipped; Venetian
blinds; sodded lot; price only SI3,e60:
n. 1o5 Sheridan 5Ii sxys s. ne BROWN REALTY
cLosE-TN NORTHEAST location. 5-Toom
brick and slsss-inclosed porches; very at
tr&ctive home Priced at $4,000. To in
spect can Mr.: strohecker, OIL. 5127.
MARSHALL az : swAPLE CO. 1924 14th St.
NR. ard and r. i. AVE- rms: 2-story
brick, nice condition: oil heat. refrigeTa-
tion, eonv, location, Near stores and
e. sss ds os 5ii ssf .yss sio'Sa sGck
RIVER TERRACE N.E--Modern e-rn. brick
home: tile bath. 8 lovely bedrms., modern
sold Call Co 1888 or GE eS41. PECK
foR & sss SALE, ,'ia 'saoohRiAsp-4o1s 81 aIst S 81.
n.e.-Brick detached. 7-room plus recrea-
tion. room. with bar; oil heat; lot approx.
eoT14e; coy, iEnsssdi1ssf EIss possession S2a ee3
yAcANT-aalo 10th at. n.e-Leveiy. row
Y Mssa rs fn' soN e' 1ei T.. eco st. a'sh1h ns
MoYE sEss'i IN NEXT VIE WEEK. positively her.
is one of the best brick homes in the ne,
for the money; sls. 500; large rooms.
ssra ssra for &. f pSssy. st YOU Dssa
Us st once. &C. MASNoR co. so02
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HOUSES wANTEp no suY>acen,. J

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY1cent.
sILvER SPRING, Chew Chase and BE-
thesda--Ws ars IN dire need Of Or 2
you With eash Tor yeur home. Lat us
sPprsiss and sss Zsgy bone tqdsy. .ccssinl
FkoMiNENT MAsHiNGTON business exec
utive viii pay cash for fne hcme IN
Forest Hills area, Desire large lot and
win. with JAMEs l. Dixon q CO.. l7ss
Conn ave. Nj. 49lI.
shilling YOU1 HOUSEs-- Call Tx. 1b22
and list 1t with an old established nrm
with an alert efacient sales force. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC, Realtors. -27
HAVE BUYER for 8 or ru. house, with
Ire yard, in Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park
or comparable section; conv. to schools;
20 objection TO abrasive frame or stucco.
Plsass can HELEN NORRIS. co. 3417 or
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HoUsEs FOR sALE--southwsst.

NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Immed
Esms home 0nnsx IN esxc.iient g. ta
ar. ShssHias, Hossn. mp PRUDENTiAI REAL ESTATE
SfxR Sp N1 sth e12S RSp III M sTs. M s.w-weiI.eon.
structed 2-story row. brick; sood sized
rm,, bath, h.-w.h;. brick garage; 9 Lsal
Z. Davis CO, MA. 035e.
CoLoRED-122 It ST. s.w.--yscant
Sl96 down, balance $40 per month.
nice home for thrifty buyer: Cal Call
4. N. DRAfsNER. IA. sos6: home. dE,
Evening star., 1947-06-26

SILVER SPRTNG-Brick Cape Cod, in ex-
ceilent condition. Quick possession,
Shepherd Parks rooms, 3Ia baths, IN
excellent condition and location Call MI.
Mess. LOwERY g. MELTON, Realtors, sH.
5000: ewes. AID. 6967. &c
COLORED-I4Oo BLOCK 9th st. n,w.-3-
story brick. 10 rms, 2 baths, h:-wh,. oil;
ss sss5lt5KEc ~ ~ 1ssszEssffsaiEsF coRb.
eooLoRED-1soo BLK. srd ST. n.v.-s.
story brick, rms. and bath, h.-wh. coal;
rsas. down payment, priced for tmmed
k ssls osH n 81 s7S4 S aoIa BASItIKo sla1 1Nvssr'
CoIoRfD-PRiNCEToN PL.-4 spacious
bedrns., nv. rm., din. rrn., kit. screened
In back porch, Colonial front, full bsmt.,
built IN gar. Priced for quick sale; Sl4.-
$50. Ress. terms Call til 9 Pm. VIC.
TORY REAL ESTATE CO., NE. S699.
coLoRED--s141 N. ST. N.w-corner o,
an alley. Q rms. and bath, h--w,h. priced
$3.50. zIRKLE Co. l246 2oth ct. NV.
CoIoRED-s RMS, . BATHS. hot-wate.
heat, English bsmt,: deep lot; on o St; be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. NV; excellent
income and fooming house property: priced
right, easy terms: possession. SHERR.
sSHaoss Ga kToeR Az sR4S N.x y.r. s..
MY rms. bath. cellar: c-story brick
unhsatee; $500 down. W. W. BAILEY,
MA. S5To. 80
Evening star., 1947-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-ssushssst.

PAY 81 500 CASH and move into . coy,
nearby Bradbury Heishts, Md house has
large rooms. bedrooms hardwood
floors, front and rear screened porches
full basement oil h.-wh., refriserator,
stove: full price, $3.50; SOS mo. r. D.
BURGESS. 2524 Pa. ave. sc. FF. 2s02
IRtutTiiiLnEKs-ss. IttTii 600 "a. H.. fronting On TIVE
streets, At e1st. Southern ave. and East
Evening star., 1947-06-26

PErwoRTH-Home and income; 7-room,
semidetached brick: a baths, lovely
uorches: near park and convenient to
sYerythins MA. 1898 or WA. 4915 eyes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-21
Lamp COFds

With children around, safeguard
your table lamps this way; Wrap
lamp cords q couple Of times around
the table leg This takes care u
any loose hanging cords over which
some one may trip
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-21

Birthday Ercrtings In 81 Paul MArrh ~
Gordon " kiTk, 93l lElshATt Ave. Mr.
HAIci \ HoNland, ass Carroll Ave. March
q samuel Juhnsoh. p1l lElehat Ave
March ~ Vida R.atnn, 1890 Cumberland.
March - S.,nJA Label johnson. 900 N.
Dale ~ Roy Davis, 0sa So Anthony
Ave March ~ Ronald HATrts, eos ~.
Anthony Ave. bertha L. Perry, Sps 81
Anthony Ave. Ann Robinson, 9hl Rondo
Ave Marrh 80 Mr.. Leroy Coleman, ne
Carroll Ave March si--J. X. HANK, Rg7i
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