davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1948-08-10
CAN E

have been thoroughly sailed
for at least ten days prior to
shipment and also that the
hides are from animals orig
mating in the United States
Virgin Islands.
, 1948-08-10
NAVY

jet types.
One of the main features
was the latest and biggest jet
bomber, the Nh As. According
to the schedule this plane
would pass the grand stand at
500 miles an hour and be over
taken by another plane travel
ling at more than $50 miles
per hour.
, 1948-08-10
P UBLICATIoN

Of eligible list for POLICEMAN. Application must be made
on the official form and postmarked by midnight August Z,
1913. The official form can be- obtained from the Office of the
Administrator or any municipal agency.
Relative position on the eligible list will be determined
by an evaluation of ~ educational background and () ex-
perience in work involving contact with the public.
DUTIES: Under supervision of a superior police officer, per-
forms a variety Of assigned tasks in the maintenance of order
and in protection Of life and property, ].
DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Completion
Of the twelfth school grade. Some experience in work involv-
ing contact with the public.
MINIMUM ALA $500 per month.
Ullmont 1. James
Director Of Personnel
, 1948-08-10
TO UBscR1BERs

We will appreciate il if you
would telephone US or send a
message whenever your copy
Of the Avis is not delivered.
, 1948-08-10
MRS. ARMSTRONG.

AAC4Os NJ O4OAA A4OA40 Gwen w
proud of its instruction, she
said, because it was carried
out in a most dignified manner
and not marked by wanton
killings and bloodshed as in
other parts of the world.
The women of the League
were in an excellent position
to carry out much of this pro-
gram because of the influence
women have on the popula-
ton. She referred to the exc
dus of young people who are
going away to work in factor
les on the mainland, with its
accompanying bad moral in
fluences. Whereas, if the
women of the community
could sponsor schools so that
the children could be properly
trained in whatever particu-
lar field they chose, apart
from those engaged in aca-
demic work, they. could be
well trained as excellent cooks
buffers and other similar ser
vices as they do on the main
land, thus they would demand
and receive better salaries in
stead of working in a hit and
miss manner at whatever
turns up. She realized, she
said, that this is a sore spot"
to touch and might be easily
misunderstood but it is not
meant to 60 back to the old
methods but rather to learn
to do well, whatever line Of
work the Individual youth
chooses.
People elsewhere do not
realize the background of this
Island, Mrs. Armstrong said,
and she belives an annual fes-
tival would help to bring that
out. She noted that not long
ago a motion picture firm,
anxious to film a spot in the
Caribbean where Columbus
is said to have landed, chose
st. Lucia, not knowing that
the authentic spot, Salt River,
is right here in st. Croix and
still has no coconut palm, and
remains virtually unchanged
over the years.
Mrs. Armstrong urged the
planting of flowers and hold
ing Of annual flower shows;
, 1948-08-10
GREEK GUERILLAs.

ed by a mortar shell. One will
be confined in the hospital at
Salonika for at least a week.
, 1948-08-10
are awarded.

prizes are awarded.
Members of the League ex-
pressed their appreciation Of
Mrs. Armstrong; excellent
address, which made quite
an impression on them.
, 1948-08-10
TO NON-SUBSCRIBERS

TO N-ON-SUBSCRIBERS
Delivery boys can only sell
papers for cash. II would nat
urallY be difficult for them to
keep a record Of persons who
credit papers from them.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Hacker Directs Chase
|0f Hit-Run Car With
Cabs 2-Way Radio

A motorist who suddenly found
himself surrounded by police was
due to come into Municipal Court
on six charges today-thanks to a
cab driver and his two-way radio.
Accused on three hit-and-run
counts, unauthorized use of an auto
mobile, driving the wrong way on
a one-way street and having no
District permit was Wallace G,
johnson, colored, of the 22O0 block
Of L street NV.
The cab driver credited with put
ting police on Johnsons trail was
Charles F.. Blanks, Alexandria, Va.
an Army veteran who used to be
military policeman serving in
Japan.
Mr.. Blanks said he had parked
his Veterans Cab at Connecticut
and Florida avenues NV. in a taxi
parking zone last night when he
noticed a car collide with a parked
automobile and keep going.
Chases Automobile.
The cab driver took off after the
hit-and-run automobile. At the
same time, he talked to his dis
patcher, William E. Collins. The
dispatcher promptly called police
headquarters, where Radio Dis
patcher George Walters sent out
several scout cars and notified all
motorcycles in the vicinity.
Mr.. Blanks, meanwhile, had no
trouble following his man, and he
kept his dispatcher informed of his
route. The car, he said, was trav-
cling at only IS miles an hour. But
while he pursued it, he said, it
bounced off several other parked
cars.
Two blocks before he was trapped,
according to police, the driver
stepped up his speed to IS miles an
hour. Finally, at Thirteenth and
@ streets NV, johnson was forced
to stop by one police car and two
motorcycle policemen,
Two Are Arrested.
Arrested with johnson was James
e. Pendleton, 18, colored, of the 100
block of New Hampshire avenue
NV, who was charged with un-
authorized use of the car. Police
said the owner of the car was Newal
j. Church of the 4700 block Of Third
street NV.
The hit-and-run counts were
lodged against johnson, according
to police, after Mr.. Blanks retraced
the route and pointed out the dam
aged cars.
Police said johnson had not been
drinking. They were at q loss to
explain how he managed to do SO
much damage while travelling at
such a low speed.
Mr.. Blanks has been driving his
cab for two years, usually working
nights. He is married and has two
children, Norma Lee, 10. and Charles
F.. Blanks, jr., l.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Quuke Shakes PortuouI

LISBON, Portugal, Nov. 18 R.-
A violent earth tremor shook Porto
(Oporto), Braga and Viana do Cas-
telo, in Northern Portugal, this
morning. There was no serious
damage and no casualties were re-
ported.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Club to Discuss Tour

Plans to visit Storer College at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, next month
will be discussed by the Washington
Educational Touring Club at a spe-
cial meeting in Garnet Patterson
Junior High School, Ninth and U
streets NV, at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

MAYER & co.
vy&r.'*F 4! ::'''''' :':'!'':.
FAMED LIFETIME FURNITURE
At TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS!
One of kind and floor sample bedroom furn-
ture Offered at Clearance Savings for Friday only.
All from regular stock-oI of traditional
Mayer & Co. Lifetime Quality. All sales final.
BEDROOM GROUPS
Fine Chppendoe serpentne 'front.' crotch mahogany Bedroom
Group-dreer chest vony twin beds, night tobe. bench,
eoborotey corved beveed plate mirrors Was Sl195$79o
Johnson Hond|ey Johnson magnificent hondmode swirl
hoeony Bedroom Group with sonwood bonding and in,
oy dresser and gloss high chest chest vonit and gold
Mirror double bed, night table, bench. Was $lo35--Se95
Solid cherry group honene mirrors deck chest high poster
bed dresser chest von double bed night oble and bench
Was S56850
Magnificent Grond Ropds mode French Provincial bedroom
group hond finished Fruwood Elaborate pulls and domoe
Huge double dresser chest vanity, double bed night
table and bench. Was 81
okLY-LARGE DOUBLE DRESSER GROUPS
In hond rubbed mohoeony. 56inch double dresser with
large hanging chest chest ottce Pone double
bed, night table, Special
Fine Grand Ropd mode mahogany Bedroom Group Sheraton
style Large, SNORT and roomy Dresser and gloss chest
vonity and gloss night table, twin beds Was S8o'S49o
Superb custom made Keneer bedroom group Of magnificent
swirl mahogany with yew wood bonding, twin dresers
oee chest shoped von double bed ufted bench and huge
yew wood bonded mirrors floor sompe Was ST. 4e0----S995
Solid mohosoy rope moulding chPpendoe Bedroom eoup
chest von double bed night obIe choir BENCH carved hong
ing mirrors Was
SINGLE BEDROOM PIECES
knser mondore SEQ haze green chest 5drexs
Swirl mohooony double beds with moquey inlay lattice
pone in foot. Were $50 ---->4Soo
Huge Widdcomb modern original combination desk and ten
drower chest, beige mahogany. Was $45O--------S@oS
Johnson Hondey Johnson modern ot top desk in noturo
brch meto and wood pulls Was $l30------------SS95o
Loree modern chest in light ook, with four orse drowe
Was $66
Custom mode hond- -tued filled, 5-foot heodbood bed
and motchne spread chortreuse TEXTURE floor some Wos
300 ------------------------ -------------------------~
Huge chevo Chinese glass modern voniy dresser in bleosh
mahogany beve plate, mtre cut. Was S35 S9S
Mayer &Co.
<svrnr. sr,ur srrwEh
Evening star., 1948-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT
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BRAN
EATERS!

What's lucky about eating bran
to help relieve constipation caused
by lack of "bulk" food in your
diet? Well, just try NABISCO
1000 BRAN and find out! Finer
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more gentle-acting. And finer fa-
eor makes it a truly tempting
breakfast dish! Ask for NABISCO
1000 BRAN! (See a doctor if con-
stipation continues.)
Evening star., 1948-11-18

4 okLY-LARGE DOUBLE Dresser GROUPS
In hond rubbed mahogany 56-neh double dresser with
large honeine Mirror chest chest lattice panel double
bed nioht table. specioI ot-S2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Judge Gordon Gives
Man Life Sentence

A life sentence was ordcrc J
Monday for Daniel Smith. 81
2l63 +. Congress. who was con.
victed OF drowning his common
law wife, Mary Lowe. in the
Detroit river.
Smith was sentenced by Re-
corder's Judge Arthur f. Cor
don after a jury had brought
in a verdict Of guilty.
The woman's body was recov-
cred from the river in June OF
l941 The prosecution charged
that Smith had pushed her into
the river on Dec. Z. 1916. after
stabbing her twice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
AMEND UNIT BILL
Detroit Chosen
AS MAS 1o4o
Convention Cite

The tuberculosis and Health
Society announced last week
that Detroit has been named the
lg49 convention city for the
National Tuberculosis ASSOCIATION
and the American Trudeau So
clety.
~ T. A. is composed of 1900
county chapters IN the United
States and Hawaii, all sponsor
ing programs Of tuberculosis pre-
venilon and control. advised
Richard L. Lea. executive secre-
tary OF the Tuberculosis and
Health Society. the Wayne Coun-
~ chapter Each OF these chap.
ters is financed solely by the
sale OF double barred cross
Christmas Seals
The American Trudeau Society,
Lea explained. is the Medical
Section Of N. T. A. and its
membership is composed OF chest
physicians in the United States,
Canada, Central and South
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
JAW Clio Urges
Aid To Civil
Rights Group

Financial support for the Mich
igan Committee for Civil Rights
vas urged upon all UAW-CI0I To-
calls in the state by International
Secretary Treasurer Emil Ma
zey and other union officials last
week.
At the same time the union
presented a check for $500 TO the
committee. which was formerly
the Michigan Council for Fair
Employment Legislation.
The committee is headed by
Bishop Francis j. Haas of Grand
Rapids. honorary chairman, n d
George Schermer, OF Detroit, is
chairman. II is devoted to the
implementation of the recommen.
dations of the Presidents Com
mittee on Civil Rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

WASHINGTON d c. The
pressure of protests against Jim
crow military policies has result
Cd IN condemnation of racial
p.eiuGlCe bv the Department OF
the Army However, no steps
nave nccn taken 10 insert an
ntl-seFregai0n clause IN the
UaNe.stl MILITARY Training bill
now before Congress
Almost lmmcdl atcly after the
announcement Of a conference
IN Washington on Feb 5, called
by the Committee Against Jim
Crow in Military Service and
Training. the Army released the
text q a prepared talk to be
delivered 10 troops stationed all
over the world. calling on them
to abandon race prejudice
The conference is to organize
nationwide committee. 10
lobby. and 10 conduct a mass
meeting. II is called by Grant
Reynolds, chairman, and A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

ord we find he Is the author OF
the Michigan Civgl Rights Law,
INTRODUCED the FIST FE.P.C bill.
introduced hllls 10 regulate pawn
shops, 10 improve housing, and
framed an anii-diSCrimination
amendment TO the state civil
ervice Laws Representing labor
in all Of us fights both in and out
" the Senate, he used his lnfu-
nee to set Jobs for many Ne
gtoes in state and county en-
plovmcnt from commissioner
down.
He was instrumental in Seeur-
INK the admission OF Jewish stu
dents to fraternities on the cam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Pressure Makes Army
Talk About Prejudice

Philip Randolph, treasurer Of the
CAJCMST
RELEASED BY ARMY
The prepared talk released by
the Army points out that racial
and religious prejudice alicnates
the confidence of the vast nom
white populations as well as
other peoples"
The speech adds, 1T cndangcr,
democracy and world peace.
Three fourths OF the people OF
the world are colorcd the talk
reminds the CTS and these pco-
pie are looking TO our treat
mcnt of racial minoritics 20 see
If we really mean what We say
about democracy.
Last week Secretary of the
Amy. Kenneth Royal, was on
the pan before Congressional
Investigators for spending money
illegally 10 influence public opin-
ion and Congress in favor oi
UNIT.
II was pointed out that almost
four million dollars has be n
spent on the demonstration UNIT
camp at Fort Knox, at which
not one single Negro trainee
has been enrolled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Monroe Woman
Put On Board
Of Red Cross

MONROE. Mich.-Mrs. Hay
wood Covington, proprietor OF
the Gold Star Grill" was elect
cd last week to the Board OF
Directors Of the Monroe County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross.
A member OF the Red Cross
fur many years, she has been a
nurses Aid for the past five.
CRYING with the health depart
mcnt and doing hospital work.
Mother OF five children, she
1st one son. Sgt George Cow
ngton. who died in action in
ne Philippines, during World
War II.
Mrs. Covington's term Of office
j. three wears. She is the first
o. hor race to serve on the
county board.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Child Burned
To Death In
Fire In Home

Two persons, one q them g
child were burned 10 death ana
me was scriouS.v injured ~
M.es oicr the weekend.
Eve wear old Lavegre Red
den and Gus Giles 81. Here
kiicd bv the explosion Of tfe-
r.i In an upstairs back roon %
four family frame house a.
965 + Willis
The flames we're so intense
that i Was impossible for otnes
persons q the house including
tire cn4ds mother Ms Edith
Redden. 10 reach the victims
Giles was dead IN his bed.
and the chlld's body was on nc
floor
Seriously injured when 'hci
bathrooe caught lire from a gas
heater was Mrs. Pearl Gatewood.
IS. Of 624 Theodore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

pus Of Michigan State College.
Al the close Of an interview.
when this reporter asked Mr.
Diggs what his present political
faith was. he replied. Il do not
know at this moment
Il have no political allegiance
TO any party, but am looking for
ward to supporting the person or
party that viii do the most for
my race.
IF the Republican party nom
mates the right candidate for
president. and his thinking is in
line, with the line Of thought that
| believe in, then l Will support
him"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Man Arraigned For Assault On
Cable He Held Up With Gun

One Of three suspects held by
police for investigation OF at
tempting to holdup a City Cab
Thursday. was arraigned on q
warrant for felonious assault by
driver who changed his
charges.
James Turner. 81 81 F.. Can
icld street. who had been iden-
titled as one of the armed ban
dts who held Elmo Richardson
City Cab driver. and forced him
- drive him and his party. a
man and woman, around town
was arrested Thursday and told
police where his companion
could be found
Elmo Richard W told authors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
OUTSTANDING POLITICAL
CAREER

Guided b. feallessness an d
foresight his political career IS
equally outstanding In 1881 he
holted the Republican party and
orEanized a following FOR IN G
Democrats among Negroes hy ?, e.
cincts This was IN crdc ~ force
he Republicans 70 - mo,e foi
the Nego people tio Nas the fi,t
Nesto 10 be- nominated to the De-
trolt Common Council and IN c
FIRST Negro n American history
80 be elected on the Democratic
ticket to the senate Of any state
IN the union In his political rec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

tics that he picked up Andrew
Leroy Ronlro. 81, 1916 Superior
street Bclnlce English and
JtncS Turner al Hastings and
Forest and when they arrived
AZ Rivard and Willis an argl-
ment started as TO the desttna-
ton According 10 police. Rich
atdson stated that Turner sat
IN the front scat next 10 the cab
driver and pointed e shiny short
barrelod gun az the cab driver
and told hum that he would tell
MIN whore 70 DIVE
When they got 10 Willis and
Russell Turner told Richard
son 10 make u turn and 90
back 10 Wills. Al that inter-
section Richardson had an
accident with mail truck
driver. Trrner was slightly in
lured IN the accident and Rem
fro then tried 10 get Richard
con 10 drive them 10 a hospital
and he refused.
NHin hlrhdiOSOn refused.
Rcniro hit Richardson on the
acc with his fist. Richardson
got out Of the cab 10 get away
and Renfro gave the gun "a
Bcrnlce Smith, who in turn gave
the gun 10 Turner. Turner hic
the revolver in the alley of
of Willis They escaped in an
other cab. after recovering the
gun.
Richardson. the cab driver
states there wasn't any demand
Tor money and that he was 81
excited by having a gun pointed
AZ him that he did not see the
truck coming in time 10 stop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

INNS y was I rloVeu - . p."'S W.
Mui'et ana hISsell ot'v,sS. -
els' 'eiS ..s.i "le o".','''s
ooF Ma'N ol'eVs WsS - go -, !
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~. y, pe 49, ~, ~ ,, ,, ~ rreu.r
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t,,,d i An,c,,rs
Trprtr res SERVICE
Drr-nr ,basc ~ yesrs Discs
a.. no ,,..b - 80 tr,e and
49,, H. ,ne herca. ~ ,ht c,tv
49, $50 "a The ,,crost 81
,,ror,o,ire ~ u.olfs,e ~ hrs poo.
,ic H,s 81 ~ ,Iole,s service
ello4 Observation-Disclosures accom-
rl,s,,,s,,. Ore ~ pts e.rNest.f.
fo,te .,s .he pt.r- In ~ the
,,srbe Inc mon scfunc,
ril,s i n4e. 4 Dc,to,, ard rs,s-
nc r,o,ev ~ NV claims m scores
4, widows rho,e death claims in
ne lodg. rad rcn,aioed unnaid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Legion Post Plans
To Form GIee Club

The Tom Phillips Post Of the
American Legion this week is
sued call for singers to Join
its giee club. which will meet
at the post home. 269 F. War.
ren on Friday nights at 8 pm
For more information call
Madison 1895.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Navy 1t. Asks Neu Attitude

WASHINGTON of
Of
policy BY
intr cratic
sa The attitudes manifested and
commun SIN
v uon ala lvels
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
BTW Association
Opens Membership
Drive This Week

The theme Of the Booker T
Washington Trade Association S
membership drive which gets
underway this week is Every
Business a Member"
Clifton l. G.. Cook. president
Of Cooks Real Estate Company.
is heading the membership drive
this year
According 10 Cook. plans have
been completed 10 have mem
Der Of his committee 10 visit
every Negro-owned business in
the city TO have employers and
employees affiliate with the as
ISOLATION.
Working with Cook are G B.
Williams. Prather Hauser, James
Cobb, Gertrude Talbert, Mamie
Black and others.
America. and many other coun-
tries.
The convention will take place
in the Spring Of l949 and viii
be attended by an estimated
1000 members OF both associa-
tons, The local society will
sponsor this national meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
PREVENTION is BEST

F.ttt. nan however. j. bette
'rn ~ arrcnt Parents Shu- Z
ka ,0a' children lose intu
natlta wHntr which they %.
n n incir mothers ate.
~ nte wonths Therefore
Ffr aagld haze On inlcc-
Na ar toEln-anttGx q
aficr cacn.ng SIX month
S~ dipHtheria is 2 h.gniN
ny N04 and often fatal dis
ease p@en's Gould take every
ccaaiier "a protect the.g chill
q en s-a"st as ca Iy as pos
sicle Wl,c pr cnts do not ran
thc .SS ot having thor cAiidfcr
cnifsct g Tn'hera They avoid
worry ard atycSs by mmuniz.
mr. tier On id,cn aEains II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

should be isolated Immediately
ard receive medical attention.
There IS a much better chance
for recovery il the disease is
detected Immediately and anti
toxin administered by a doc
ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
DGGS FUNERAL HOME CHANGES NAME ON 9TH Anniversary
Funeral Home Now to Be
Called blouse Of Diggs"
Success of Business Surpassed Only
By History of Diggs' Service to Race

Everyone knows that plus equals T. Ii is equally
true that perseverng plus sound idea plus faith,
determination and willingness to serve. equals the sue
cess story of the House of Diggs
On Jan > the DiggS Funeral Home changed It's name
TO the House of DiggS and at the time commemorate
ed its 2h of continuous service in the funeral bus
ness Organized on Jan , 1921 the birthday Of Charles
c. Digs Sr founder the business then located IN
store front owned by ST Mathews church the present
site the parish house nf the church From this begin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

AMEND UNI BILL
Evening star., 1948-03-20
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp

$40 LAUREL AVE, Laurel, Md.-Lot 100
,,.o1 .sG G 6y sm dxsns pboa. nd
sis sisvEs to SraIaG8-sedrm ri + R% home, on
wooded lot; i9 perfect eond,: oil heat
Rsssor. i,Tsa posf Ss1Ss7o' sCS5 CRANE L HELAN
SILVER sPRINGwBrick hom. on large
wooded lot: first Il. has liv. rm. with nrepl.
taiit-in gar: End 4, s bedrms. and ID bath; Il
cellent buy sHocKEY Il MooRHEAD.
fEE%sR fR eSi psieR eRsR II suSaALow a. Schools, eS
screened porch. lars. sttic, safsse. Big
sifabd ieasn' Will vi sooEs ssas asH s4sn st
Mt Ra lnier, Md. HY. 1891; ewes. WA.
BETHEsDA BUNGALOW. sls,soo-Larse
6edrms and bath, full basement. auto
9sis s5s S5sss f fssFssh1R: Se F5 Roqs
SR5ab WoopMooR--bedrm, ; R1 s-bath Cap. mse Cod
place, side porch. family sized din rm,
0estn hin saTsts H sM s9s stast
arPRoxiMhrEGY 4G oasH 0SS AGREs eRi and n new
rm. and tiled bath. stucco-over-cinder
block home; hardwood floors. cire. oil heat,
on Route "2a, miles from D.. e. Only
$6.a5o. small down payment. immediate
TR. 43s2. or ewes. FR. 2l50. -3I
Bungalow. Rockville. Nd, T09 Brent
financed; must be sold Exclusive witt
E; r. BoYNToN CO.. OR. oSoo ewes.
-bedrm brick home; 81;
baths. nice liv. rm. with nrepl. lge din
rm.. Ice. kit. with breakfast nook. ful
bsmt. stairway to Ice. fioored attic; OF
h.-wh A nice chance for a home with
an income: close to al eonvsnienees anc
gEtao gEt.esa = N ssI aHsk ss va eRfssE fsSI GEORGES
GL GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST. S.
rm. row brick perfect eond; only 5000
down. Priced under $4,000. 5-rm;, frame
modern cenvenienees; 81 900 down. Cal
Ma esEesptsI FR hW, Jay REzfTT