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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12
Precinct Officials
For August Primary
Named By Committee

AT a meeting held recently the
Democratic Executive committee of
Holmes county named precinct Of
flcials for the primary election on
Tuesday, August "a.
Officials named by precinct are:
Notwithstanding officer, w. D.
Ford; Manager, w. o. Thompson
and w. B. Barrett; clerks, Mrs.
Walter Hooker, Mrs. l.. B. Gill;
land; peace officers, Harvey Majors.
misunderstanding officer, Mrs. R.
c. Elmore; managers, A. L. Stevens,
G. w. Drane; clerks, Mrs. J. M.
Howard, Mrs. w. c. Castleberry;
peace officer, w. E. Durham.
Other officials are: Acona-re-
turning officer. A. G.. Anderson;
managers, K. F. Downer, Mrs. Jes-
sic Walton; clerks, Miss Mary
Steele, Mrs. J. D. Parrish: peace
officer, j. r. Booth; Eulogy-re-
turning officer, Mrs. Lillian Hocutt;
managers, Earl Covington, Jesse
Edwards; clerks, Stewart Terry,
Mrs. H. o. Pettus; peace officer, J..
r. Ables.
Emory-returning officers, And
rev Smith; managers, Mrs. w. E.
Grace. Mrs. L. H. Cade; clerks, Mrs.
Andrew Smith, Marvin Cade; peace
officer, Phil Downer. Tchula-re-
turning officer, w. E. Jones; mana
gers, j. L. Shields, Mrs. T. ]. Bogue;
| clerks. Mrs. Florence Buck, Mrs. j.
B. Irving; peace officer, A. c. Con-
ger. Notwithstanding officer,
Robert Lipsey; managers, Noel
! brennan, Mrs. G.. H. Love; clerks,
Mrs. Robert Lipsey, Miss Mabel
brennan, clerks; peace officer, G. H.
Love.
West-returning officer, Mrs. w.
T. Hand; managers, Mrs. Mildred
Holmes, Jack Martin; clerks. Mrs.
Larkin Brock, CD. Thornton; peace
! officer Uric Alexander. Bowling
! Green-returning officer, Hugh Nc
Lellan; managers, J. w. Morris, Nick
Grantham; clerks, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Lellan, Mrs. Joel Gulledge: peace
officer, A. E. Ellington.Eddsville-
returning officer. J. L. Moorhead;
managers, II. O. Wynne. L. E. Park
inson; clerks. Mrs. Willie Holmes,
Mrs. Jim Moorhead; peace officer,
Geo. D. Mcclellan.
G d IN n-returning officer,
George Mitchell; managers, W. A.
Thomas, Mrs. E. I. Doty; clerks, Mrs.
D. K. Gulledge, Paul Hand; peace
officer, j. D. Taggert. Pickens- re-
turning officer Mrs. H. S. McKie;
| managers, j. K. Thomas, Harry
| Worthy; clerks, Mrs. S. D. Simp-
son, Miss Josie Burton; peace Off
Ger, r.. T. Hart. Richland- return
ing officer, w. j. Shanks; managers,
J. F. Sample, George Wynn; clerks
James Summerlin, Mrs. ]. L. Branch;
peace officer, Banks Upshaw.
! MISUNDERSTANDING officer, B.
wv. Humphrey; managers, E. E. o.
Reilly, Edwin Murtagh; clerks,
Walter Lucas, Edgar Brown; peace
officer, Henry Brock.
| Notwithstanding officer E. C.
Campbell; n'a~a -ers, Claud Lee
Bridgers, Mrs. Celeste Dickard;
clerks, w. H. Rushbrook, Mrs. Mag
gle Hathcock; peace officer, J. N.
Hearn. Ccuger-returning officer,
I. B. Smith; managers, Miss Lizzie
White, Mrs. M. w. Estes; peace Off
Ger, Lee White.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12
Cotton Picking School
Set For August II

A school on the operation of
mechanical cotton pickers will be
held on the w, D. Klaus plantation
near Cary on August II, according
to an announcement by the Delta
Council. Said to be the first course
of its kind ever offered near Vicks-
burg, the school is sponsored by
international Harvester dealers of
Vicksburg, and is designed to in
sure better and more efficient
mechanical picking. All interested
persons are invited to attend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12
Patients At The Hospital

Mrs. Allen Brown and baby boy
Durant.
Mrs. Hattie Maude Farmer,
Lexington.
Mrs. Effie Fritz, Lexington
Mrs. Frances Blair, Goodman
Mr.. E. H. Shaddock, Lexington
Mrs. w. M. Chapman, Tchula e
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12
COUNTY SUBSCRIBERS

Holmes county has subscribed
S37,5O0 in stock subscriptions in the
S2,558,152 nitrogen plant being
campaigned for in the State. Sale
of the stock is continuing into the
fall. The operating corporation will
not be organized on August Is as
originally scheduled.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12

Bub Wilkes of Greenville, former
Durant boy, was operated on about
two weeks ago at the hospital in
Columbus, Ohio. His brother, DR..
John Wilkes, is head surgeon at the
hospital Bub is reported to be do
ing fine.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12

turn. In Germany also I was fortu-
nate in being able to make a trip
by private automobile to Heidel-
burg the historic seat of learning
which was untouched by the bombs
that rained on Berlin and Frank
furt.
The crossing home was perfect
and I got my first glimpse of the
Statue of Liberty even though
I've been in and out of New York
Harbor several times before.
She was good to see.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-12
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER
BY w. F. Bond, Stute Commissioner
of Public Welfore

BY September of this year more
than $4,000 needy aged people of
Mississippi will be on the old age
payroll, drawing from $500 to 500
90 a month each, with general
average of little less than $1,000
a month.
Since in order to qualify for this
help one must be not less than six
ty-five years of age and in need
of the necessities of life with no
responsible relatives able to furnish
these things, it appears that rela-
lively large number of our old
people here in Mississippi need as
sistance. Very likely there will be
sufficient funds this time to put
on the payroll all those old people
who without such help would suf-
fer for the necessities of life, such
as food, clothing, and shelter.
, 1948-05-01
Joe Louis Physician
Y~acationino In vi.

Private physician of the
World Champion, Dr, Leo Rob-
inson arrived in the Virgin
Islands on Tuesdsy to spend
a vacations
DR.. Robinson, who is from
Springfield, Illinois, in COM
menting onta the June 23rd
Louis-W alcott Match said he
was sure Louis win before the
fifth round, an article in the
Daily News reports.
Belieying.Joe will knock out
Walcott in the first or second
round because his pride was
hurt by the man he helped,
the doctor stated, "The only
two men / have ever known
Louis to hate is Max Schmel-
ling and Jersey Joe Walcott."
, 1948-05-01

demming a man unless he has
had an unbiased trial: he felt
there was nothing to substan-
tate the charges and suggest
ed that a committee Of 3 mem
bers be set up to investigate
the alleged charges.
Councilmen from st. Croix
indicated that t he y know
many of the charges to be true
but that they strenuously OBJ
ject to the natter being
handled in the Assembly fur
thermore, proper evidence
must be presented which Mr..
Gordon said he could present.
He. however, made it quite
clear that he was merely ac-
ting as the result of talks he
had in st. Croix where groups
have begged for action to be
taken for Taylor's removal
and that he had the word of
the majority of the st. Croix
members that they would vote
for it.
, 1948-05-01
NOTICE

Dr.. Robert M. de Freitas
8. &C. D. Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refraction
Orthoptics: announces that on
Tuesday. May a. 1913 and
w ednesdaY. May 5, 1913
from 1000 A. M. TO S p. NJ.
complete optometric service
will be offered 10 the Munich
palitY of ST. Croix.
). The latest designs in eye.
glasses will be available.
Glasses prepaid or COD.
For appointments con-
tact Miss Catalina Cepeda
Christiansted. Telephone lilo.
, 1948-05-01
ASSEMBLY FRAcAs..

ASSEMBLY FRACAS..
men to stop the disgraceful
affair.
While efforts were being
made to stop the fight, Hon.
Oswald Harris, a more pugilis-
tie-minded person, urged
everyone to let them fight it
out. The chairman, Gordon,
told them they must take it
outside if they wished to fight.
During the melee, the Hon.
James de Castro Christian
was accidently knocked down
and sprawled partly under a
desk. The sight Of Mr.. Chris
tan rising from the floor
caused even the angry men as
we'll as himself to laugh.
, 1948-05-01
JUNGLE CASINO
WILL BE OPEN ToNITE
ICE CREAM = DRINKS
S o U S E
s q u S q
r. SOCCER TEAMS.

ii. SOCCEh 1EAM6.
considerable effort, but could
never coordinate their 'front.'
line passes, and at times APP
peared lost in the field, there
by defeating their own en-
deavors to hold back the Of
fensive of the boys of the
America"
The three goals made by
America were scored by
Alvarez, Fernandez, and Al
lende, while the single one
registered by the Virgin Is
lands was scored by Osborne
Luis Matias Ferrer, Director
Of Championships Of the Anna.
tuer Football Association, I'm.
pired the game brilliantly.
Translated from Ell Mundc
by Chas. n. Emanuel, ST..
, 1948-05-01
WAYS and MEANS.

WAYS and MEANS.
Ways and Means Committee
has mo- jurisdiction, the bill
would be subject to a point of
order when it reached the
House and that such a point
of order would be made. The
Committee was advised that
the contention of the Appro-
priations Committee was valid
therefore reporting the mea-
sure out by our Committee
would be an idle gesture as its
passage would be blocked on a
point of order.
Chairman Taber takes the
position that all receipts of in
sular possessions should go in
70 the treasury and be dis
persed under the supervision
of the Appropriations Commit
tee.
/ realize that Congress has
passed legislation covering re
ceipts into the Puerto Rican
Treasury and it is my person
al feeling that we should treat
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands alike.
Let me suggest that you
write Chairman Taber of the
House Appropriations Com
mittee.
With best wishes, I am,
Very sincerely,
Harold Knutson
, 1948-05-01
SHIPPING SCHEDULE

The S. S. JOHN PAUL
JONES" sailed from New
York. April 23rd. l948. and is
due at Frederiksted. May 3rd.
accepting freight froTrinidad.
Guanta. Georgetown. Para.
maribo.
Alcoa Steamship Co. Inc.
Robert +. Merwin & CO.. Inc.
Agents
, 1948-05-01
advertisement

A Butler available with good
Experience.
For information contact A.
C. Pedro.
Pc. Box Ais
6 King Cross Street
Christiansted
You may also contact Avis
Office.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, perm. wash.
resident with grown children. desires
2 or 4 bedrm. Nm Hnfurn: house, NV. % or
GhevS Wf $ss9 Chase. VIII pay to $780, Cali
REENT"Unfurnished house. Quiet fam
ssde ess5ss m
Automatic heat. 3 bedrooms, some ground,
Lear garage. Rental S125, yearly lease.
references available. Box $3.50. Star. s.
Y.as wANrED TO kENT .mDoTe in wife BY ,ns gsrTs sso
snfurnished. sS is 0 M. ' K. coRWIS, seHhS0 ga So.
Carolina ave. Sc, phone TR. 2754 after
cow. ATTORNEY AND FAMILY. 4 adults
desire 2-3 bedroom house or apartment.
preferably near sdo Trinity cOllese' not over
WANTEp-Nearby Boiling Fieid-Master
2 or bedrm. house, unfurn. or furn,:;
pay s,S sn, month, month; BOX sm,as ssl-c, star. @ -
3-bedroom house in Arlington or vicinity.
FTRNIsHEp HOUSE, or 3 bedrooms,
s%assfd esS'' es ot sSs aSs Sfs''
atsrDRM. F6RN; HOUSE, baths; pre-
brffioaSfrc H lsnsf wG oPricEk wife. children.
oldest 2 years; servants, desire ipr- .
ass seSVsnts 0T room: Garden "a or yard for chi.
dren. garage: GEORGETOWN or NV vicinity;
occupy July l. MR. BENITEZ, ONCE, HO.
400; home, co. 1929. s.
URGENT! Naval ofncer and family must
have house TO rent immed., in Bethesda
area Will sign lease for any period up
to l year. Can pay up to S125 per mo,
ftrn, or unfqrn; Please call MRS
NAVAL OFFICER requires 2 or 3 bedrm.
house furn or unfurn., summer rent
June Is possession; .$110. maximum rent
Cali, WI 1894 bet. and 10 pm: a
HI sband empl. Rent guaranteed by re-
sponsible Govt: ofticial TA,o 6902.
DESIRE TO RENT JULY I, 3 or bedrm
pay up to $3.50. Call EN-. 5432. --6
COLORED-I-ROOM APT. OF a 5-room
house unfurnished. wanted. CO. 1898.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING = Fast
zeryicei low rates; no r3ao Job too small; exper
MOVING. NOW HEiP HAJLfNG fit Ar And GRATING. expert
handling; 3 new closed vans at your serv-
y ICE any time; day or night: HI; 670l.-4
the County sale HORACE IN 0S sepsrSss
Toons; expert packing Phone NO 0104.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.1N24 -hr
trunks and baggase Ar 275s or FIR o5ss:
REDUCED RATES, average rooms of
6f 81 sO5ed pee month in
5ASy E6isTHSS9n IoyiSs Sfss = lss$ =,
D C. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
3595; nights and holidays, phone Bruins
.lck; Nd. 21e6 and reverse the chsrges.
MOVING, HAULING-Careful handling by
fX.Gi MOVING sERvicf, e., stor.; no Job too
small; eas. rates. We take surplus furn
snail JoBsNfrunxs, persona effects,
baggage, etc. Days, nights, Suns. Trucks
VAN, Van, driven by white owner operator
TI1alyI EbfhMAN s. aMeoSTfS eS.T 9 STORAGE sfoI CO.
ReaS. rates; Will accept your surplus fur
Eoqsse r P'5 a5 aef Dn Hou oE mqyPs 4
LoNG-DIsTANCE MovING-Nation- wide
NHTNh esYae AL 3 psF osfs af aasG !nspFed
VETERAN, Just out of the service will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day; no
100 %, too small Cal EARLE ~ 1881. 4.
from Washington, Pittsburgh Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago, St. LOUIS. Kansas City,
Denver Calf; immediate service. NORTH
ERN. VAN LINES. INC. AT. 9153. AT.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
HOUSES ukFURkISHEp.

REIiLE HAvEN-Attractive furnished or
area, : bedTmss baths s. maids room room
EASTMAN e. SEAY. Realtors, FA. 1890
3@35 M ST. S.E.-B Brick veneer, I year
old; 3 bedrooms and bath on End A.:
attic; u tath. lst H.: e!ec kitchen and
oil heat; conven. to buses and schools;
s1BBEEDRooM detached brick; silver
Spring: large fenced yard no objection
to children: $3.50 month on lease sH.
NEW UNFURN. e-bedroom row house,
a blk from 10Th St; l elk pix S,9n fr9m MI MI.
to responsible adults. Can after d pm.
CO 1895. Box 393-D. Star.
LARGE 6-RM. BRAND-NEN brick home
Latest mod Improvements, front porch,
oil heat, lge. shady lot: Mich. PIX. Hills
block from D. c: choice location; Sl40
Phone Du 1875. 10 am ;~ 70 10 nas pm -
3i2-bath house; avail. July /; lge.. beau
tiiully handicapped lot. Call WI. 1850. or
new DETACHED BRICK HOME Of g
rooms ! a baths, gas heat. Conveniently
located in the heart of Silver Spring
Only 81 80 per month. Call BE1TzEIL-
Evening star., 1948-06-03
HOUSES FOR sAIE-Northeess.

CoLoRED-NEAR MASS. AVE; and 4th St..
brick home. vacant, bath. cleo, h.-wh;
ssl asE sS ssss ss:s n:ss a9a
c0ioRaD2SuNGHIoW Col JED. = tSs IN prootiand, 3
sns snd s sedrm. Gm with Sssss Gse oil an ssas sn
s,ss Sb4Ss IS y. sSs: Rss1f! + fs "a ssss. s
and rear porches on Ist a.; glass-inclosed
porch Sn Sa s9s 49, very Low ss4p price III
VIEW viIsli K REAiTY CO. q . aa5 's New YORK aSs. M
ecooLoRED-44oe BLOCK ORD ST. NE
rms. and bath oil heS.h.. RDef fuii ii front and
NEILA = WooD, Ex Ais; svss,.
sR s6LoRsD-rRN1D.D aSaS .RrA-one o,
the better homes in this popular sec.
lovely Colonial brick. in perfect. cond.;
g., rms; 9ss insIossd porshss; tiled bath
refsr. fs q Included; % $500 a down. own Cali csii Mr. M.
Mcintosh, with FRED A. SMITH. Realtor.
1Il3 18th st. NV, RE. 6661; ewes. WA.
CoLoRED-ss,o ,o0e-a-story brick, rms.
bath, hot.water heat; rear, alley; front
ses and sts. s.'n ne: % Terms ~ srraneed geo Frances
SoI Soa5 syss t. sSso Commissioned corner
ave Large living room. dining room,
kitchen and den on 1st floor; 4 beautiful
bedrooms and tiled bath on End noor;
full basement with recreation room, a
bath and built-in garage, large yard. Must
be seen to appreciate. Call Mr.. Moore.
with T PAUL MuDD, 240s MINI. ave.
COLOREDws-UNIT MODERN brick apt.
bldg. This will bring better than 15et on
eves. @ RA. ei4s. BI.ANKEN l. Press, INC.
COLORED BARGAIN, ss,,50 - 40s7
GRANT ST. NE. This attrac. det. home
on a double lot with garages. represents
rare. buy; Six rms, glass-incl. porch.
bath; h;sTh; ,1,.TI; IS $500 , cash, $50 z mo.
NV. EX. 340O; ewes. GE. 5711. $
COLORED-MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-va-
cant! Move in today! Lovely corner
brick. 8 rms. bath, basement. gas heat
Reasonable terms. DANIEL DIENER a
Co, ST. 1881: ewes, GE. 1887. -3
Evening star., 1948-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,th.ess.

BRoOKLAND, near 81. Anthony's Church
and Sckool-An excel. all-brick semtdet.
Nome. featuring bedrms. and an in
closed sleepins porch, Is. moor Large re
basement; built-in garage. oil h.-w.h. For
further information and inspection, cal car
METzLER. Realtor, Builder, 1106 Vermont
MIS;HiGAN sHe hG y PAsK, Ix' 1904 Taylor st. ne;
y.e,nSgnss1ov rm, ana and BATH tas..n.d ss
norches; possession with title; price,
$500: $4,000 cash. VIM. R. THoRow-
MCHiGAN PxRK-Modern 2-family brick,
not converted; conv. TO eysrything VII w
cash required. Can Mr. Bolieh. ma: 26g0:
ewes. MI s082. r. 3. BLACKSTONE
EfvER EVER TERRACE N.E.-Briek: rooms:
has 8 bedrooms, bath. elosed-in porch. full
basement oil heat, air-condtttoned; ex-
ceilent condition. Z. ". THURA, DI 33o6.
KIvER i TERRACE-Briek semidet: s rms.
and bath; on Q Iots: house Ike new: $3. 900
81 Ssss.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-ss.shwe.s.

NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. N.W.--At-
tractive row brick. located near all schools
and conveniences1 large rooms, bath.
aass ron o xh
cai esihA MI. Mcintosh. With r FRED s 4: SMITH
Esaltos sysnor. UP III dsd 1Sth ST. n'W RE 66el;
s7Io WoODLEY PL. N.w.-possession
quickly arranged; modern Colonial brick,
sleeping porches, gas furnace. gas refriger-
ator. garage; INSPECTION by appointment.
Eve: phone MI. Woodwell, Taylor $3.50.
L. T. 6, ,GRAV1ASI1E. 1S. Reaitor, 72s 10Th ST.
MccD6EsAA' aic6 sA' HssA HDEsTsAcHED brick hom. with
lovely garden, in Brightwood, convenient
per ments fD Z ffassf
M n. 1t sa AND o' pHcAT1E e M oHs sfs.-Row brick.
ste ntial cash payment. sTRouP. RA.
BETWEEN CONN. ANB WIS. AvEs.-Det.
center hail, bedrms., ga baths, finished
top fcor; oil h.-wh.. garage: situated on
wide. well shaded lot; house completely pte6
renovated; S32'50o STRouP, RA- sIoo.
SIs.95O. BETHESDA-An investment; a
6.rm. modern home. and nearly an acre:
being zoned business. 1t would have over
times this price. cHAs. B. Her. wi.
1860 1900 BLOCK ONTARIO RD. N.w.-Room-
ing house, 12-rm. brick home, screened
porch a sompssv Sshs u iSIn,bsa sas..D 9
fSEr; ENTERPRIsE ia REALTY r. &C; CO. ' Ex. s4oo;
sHsni?si; Ss. si:. oE zN5 S7lF' SITS. Nw-sDlenaid
Wash. Univ; row brick. 8 apts.;. rent.
1882 mo-; priced right as sound invest
Sunday and ewes, call Mr. Schroeder, vi
1864, exclusively with MErzLER, Real
tor-Builder, 1106 Vermont ave. NV. DI
Ssi4 18th ST. N.w.-saa, 500, priced re-
duced far below const. cost, not consider
ing lot. Det; brick home. containing
parlor on End A.; features an extra-lge.
liv.. rm. and master bed rm. both with
artistic firepl;. de luxe all elec. kit lovely
rm. with built-in bar; oil h.-w.h.; lge.
garage. Will consider trade on smaller
homs For a further nh and ssas n
exclusively with METzLER. Realtor- Builder,
aI@sy 11GS vermont Yn9Nc ave W.Ii M DI $780, -
Detached 7-room brick residence, con-
venient to transportation and shopping:
st floor, den, fireplace in living room; 8
heat, slate roof immaculate condition;
trust over sIs,ooo; 1000 cash i viii vii
Idn MI. NOTldHQeT. NJ. 1850,
with SHANNON & LuCHS CO., 1905 H
street NV. MA. 2345.
ALL-MASONRY BUNGALOW in Bright
wood, D. C.-Very convenient to stores,
schools and transportation; rooms and
tiled bath; beautiful finished recreation
room in the basement, automatic hot water
heat gas refrigerator; real fireplace in
living room; fine yard for the children;
vacant. Price including all furniture
only S13950; $4,000 cash required Phone
LUCHS CO, 1905 H St NV. Ma 2345
Evening star., 1948-06-03
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE, Swarthmore, Pa. (Phila SUBJ,
excel, location large living room. stone
fireplace. center hall dining room, kitchen.
4 bedrooms, bath, foored attic, full dry
basement, h.-w.h., lot s0x120 level, sep
o-car gar; for Wash. NV. or vic. house
Roy 44S-D Star 5
will, H14 EXCHANGE HOUSE. 18th and
sirss 3 rms. semidet., fse. rm., oil heat; a-year
BEAUTIFUL 6-BEDRM., 3-bath Co.
fonisl With very nice grounds, in Plain
ffeld, n j.; good committing New York
Citv easy access most of Northern
New Jersey, for 4-hedrm. house in North
vest D. c. sterlins 5000, Ext. ESQ. Box
SQq-C, Star. o
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HOUSES EuRh. OR uhEuRh.

s-RM- HOUSE a bedrms furnl, ige porch.
excel, NV. loc.; responsible party only;
Sio5 Box 295-D. Star. 4
b-RM. BUNGALOW in the country; rent
furn or unfurn.:, nice grounds and garden;
rood cond.: avail. immed- Call HI. 5336.
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HdHClES,
CHEVY CHASE
18th ST HEIGHTS
WOODLEY ROAD

8 blocks from Washington Cathedral; This
brick home, consisting of center hail. lge.
living room with wood burning fireplace,
dining room, den. buffers pantry and
lst-fioor plan. There are bedrooms and
2 baths master bedroom with open fire-
place. and large screened sleeping porch
on End floor. The 3rd floor has 2 large bed
rooms and bath and storage room. Maids
room and bath in basement. Also 2.car
built-in garage. Offered for sale at 500 500,
with immediate possession. Call Mr.. Leigh,
MA. 5000. Ewes. and week ends. WI. 3799.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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uoAr HUNTING SERVICES.

WE ARE FINDING HOUSES and apts. FOL
we are not q real estate company, but
we know how Small fee. II you are hav-
ing trouble finding o home, write US, Boz
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WILL TRADE

s7o5 Kingston rd. Rock Creek Hills, Nd:
brick. center-han Colonial
home, only one year OLD; immaculats, on
IKe lot HOOx1 30: frst noor, large living
room, brick fireplace. screened porch. din.
ing room, de luxe kitchen, bedrm., tiled
hath; 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths;
basement, recreation rm, brick freplace.
bedroom, tiled bath. shower. gaA air condi-
TONED LESLIE q. AEA9HIs o. o260.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCH. 3-rm. apt. for large 1-rm.
apt, NV. sec. NO. 4157 ewes, all day Sat.
and Sun. a
for same IN New York; rent, $50 or under.
Phone MRS. SAxTON, AID. 500. IS
HAVE 2BEDROOM HOUSE, Baltimore
suburbs, in exchange for a 2-bedroom
apartment, Washington or vicinity. Ex
orr g.