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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-08-11
RACE RIOTS
in ENGLAND

LIVERPOOL, England-(ANP)-
The police force in full strength
was called in last week to halt
race rioting as SO men and wom-
en- of both races were arrested and
charged with rioting.
Scattered riots occurred here for
three nights before police were
finally called in to stop the fight
ing. Cause of the fighting seemed
to stem from white men angry
at seeing white women going with
colored men, an ordinary sight
here in England.
Most of the Negroes involved
are seamen from British West At
RIGA, Police Prosecutor c. Mccall
lister said. The latest and biggest
fight began outside the British
hostel for seamen.
Police are on guard day and
night now to prevent recurrence of
the fighting.
Officers have collected such
weapons as brass knuckles, iron
bars, knives and a large sword.
Rioters also used beer bottles,
.daggers, pistols and even a saber.
Most of the SO persons appear
ing in court wore bandages and
patches covering injured spots
damaged during the fighting.
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Department Reports

Departmental reports we're heard
at the morning and afternoon ses-
sions. A political forum discussed
policy, issues and election. Subject
of the forum was "Civil Rights
and Party Action. Independent
voters were represented by Mrs.
Anna M. Fisher. Mrs. Fair Taylor
represented the Progressive party.
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Special Announcement

DIR. and Mrs. De Norval 'Unthank
and DIR. and Mrs. John d Marshall
announce the removal Of their Of
fees from S. w. Sixth to 1881 N.
williams Ave. They have set up
their opening day to Monday, Aug
ust 16, afternoon and evening.
Visitors to Leisure Hour Golf Club
Tournament welcome. All patients
and friends cordially invited.
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Fruit Dressing

Fruit Dressing
Ts,isd n fbs. G.E. Consumers Issfifsfs
tbsp. lemon Juice Y tsp. salt
" cup salad or Dash cayenne
olive oil
Mix. Makes servings.
sfcse Of Mains Plank
Tssisd in fbe CD. Consasssfs Issfissfs
e eaps :o Bread s sss. R sos mashed
u cup chopped, tomatoes
cooked or canned cups cooked Or
u cup butter, melted tbsp. chopped pi-
Few grains salt I'M miento
Cut kllets In half lengthwise. Mix crumbs.
mushrooms, butter, salt, pepper and egg.
Spread fllets with mixture. Roll up, fasten
with toothpicks. Broii on plank until alnost
done. turning once. Pile hot mashed po-
tomatoes; sprinkle with salt and pepper /;
place on plank. Return TO broilef TO brown.
Add hot, buftered lima beans, pimiento.
Top tomatoes with tartar sauce. Makes
4 servings.
salmon Baked IN Sour crsam
Tspsd IN The G.E. Cossswsrs Isstitsss
,
Juice Of lemon watsrersss
Salt Papfika
Wipe salmon with damp cloth and ar
range In casserole, skin side down, Mix
over fish. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Carefully pour sour cream cyef top, Bake
at 40OsP. 40 70 80 minutes, II several small
pieces are used; 45 minutes to hour u
large piece IL used. Garnlsh wifh water
cress and paprika. Makes 8 ssfyines.
creb end Cheese Fondvs
,TStsd h tbs G;R. ces.sgs,s Isssis1 4.
CD, O. crab can meat 4 i e. . S::sp Ia:
cup diced celery can cheese
3 tbsp. mayonnaise 2 eggs
OF salad dressing ! cup mix
tbsp; p fepsfed igS; ;. w s.;,s
Combine crab meat snd celery. Combine
mayonnaise or salad dressing, mustard and
salt; add: Spread between. bread siicesi
halye sandwiches. Alternate layer. Of ssnd-
Beat eggs; add milk III and Woressssrshirs
sauce. Pour into baking dish; cover, Bake q
3z5eF. IS minutes. Makes servings.
Peach sherieoks osergia
Tsstsd is sbs G.B. Cosssmsrs Iss'sssss
2 cups -four Ice water
" tsp. salt Fresh, frozen OF
tsp, baking pow. canned peaches
der Cream
" cup shortening
Mix and sift -four, salt and baking pow
der. Cut in shortening with pastry blender.
Add enough ice wafer TO hold ingredients
parts; Roll out each part. on lightly Toured
board and cut in S-inch circle. Bake Ia
three separate layer cake pans in . hot oven
l425eF) IS minutes or until golden brown.
tween the circles Of pastry and on top. Serve
at once with thick plain cream. If canned
peaches are used, drain them completely
before putting them between the circles of
eastfy.) Makes { to 6 generous servings.
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KAY'S BEAUTY SALON

Specializing in all Hair Styles. 1920
N. Vancouver Avenue, Portland
IL, Ore. Salon open Monday
through Saturday. Hours 9 a. m.
to 6 p. m. Phone-Office MU.
971A; residence tn. $3.50. Oper-
ators-Mrs. Cuma Clayter. Mrs.
Carrie Davis. Mrs. Carrie Erwin.
proprietor.
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Yakima News
(Continued)

guest OFF Mrs. Herbert Jones. She
is a close friend of the Jones fam
lily.
|WoMENs CLUB MEETS
The Prospective Women's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Mcintosh Friday night, August 6.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Mitchell. Mrs.
Mcintosh was a very fine hostess
and everyone enjoyed the delicious
|repast. Mrs. Hattie Barnes is presi
dent and Mrs. Ernestine Mitchell,
secretary.
WINS MANY BLUE RIBBONS
The president and members of
the Elite Hobby Club were very
much elevated with the inspira-
ton programs and meetings at the
National Association of Colored
women's Biennial Convention held
in Seattle Their exhibits in the
arts and crafts won many prizes.
The State of Washington as
whole won many blue ribbons.
Washington had 20 voting dele
gates. Mrs. Marie Evans was in
the fashion show Friday night
which was a great success; also
Mrs Emma Smith Jackson, the
presidents daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Gregory. Mrs. Jack Ellis is secre-
tary of the club.
IvAcATIoNERs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson
are vacationing in Long Beach,
Calf, and many other points in
the east part of the state of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmons
and family are leaving next week
for Billings. Montana, to visit
Mrs .Emmons' father. They also
will visit other parts of Montana.
To LIVE IN YAKIMA
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Travis and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Medley are
making their home in Yakima.
THEY are from Richmond, Calf.
They like the Valley.
lCHURcH CAMPING
The Youth of Mt. Hope Church
will go out for church camping
at the Y. M. G A. The two Wrenz
Igirls, Dorothy Yates, and the
little Henry girl They will go the
week of August goth, accompanied
by Mrs. Hattie Barnes.
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION,
BARBECUE AND DANCE
The Labor Day celebration and
barbecue and a dance will take
place at 1913 So Eighth Street
on September Sc. Everybody is
invited to come and eat all the
ribs and chicken they can afford.
Enjoy yourself at the dancel Re-
laxl and have a good timel" This
swanky affair will be sponsored
by Mrs. Mary ]. Bradford.
TO VISIT RELATIVES
Mrs. Verna Silvers is In Seattle
on business and also will visit
relatives and friends.
lcURTAlN EXPERT
Mrs. Charles Waggener wants
work such as washing and stretch
ing curtain. She also does sewing,
specializing In children garments
at SIS So. 4th st. Her telephone
is 2-9s75.
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ny M. N. o.

(Thls Is the last Installment
Of the story Of TheIma Johnson
Streets, painter and dancer, con-
cert tour of the Hawaiian islands.
Now 60 on with the story.)
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Appearance, behavior and con-
duct-the ABC's of personality
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION COLORED
WOMEN CLOSE IT'S 18th CONVENTION
Pioneers Honored

hearts of women and men.
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guest OFF Mrs. Herbert Jones. She
is a close friend of the Jones fam
iIv
, 1948-11-13
CunuduY. Hustie
Confer With Pinero
In P. R. Today

Ward M. Canaday, US
Chairman of the Caribbean
Conference and Governor Has
tie, co-chairman, flew to Puer-
to Rico today and conferred
with Governor Jesus Pinero on
plans for the coming confer
ence to be held at Guadeloupe
shortly.
Mr.. Canaday may go on to
the mainland to return the lat
ter part Of this month. His
Excellancy returned to Saint
Thomas.
, 1948-11-13
HASTE REGRETS
PEOPLE AGAINST
ELECTIVE o

Governor HASTE at his press
conference yesterday express
ed regret over the large vote
in opposition to election of the
governor by the people.
Commenting on the results
of the Referendum held at the
recent election, the Governor
stated:"There was not as much
interest in the Referendum as
might have been hoped. How
ever, 1T is to be remembered
that it is the first time that d
Referendum has been held in
this community on public is
sues and it is to be anticipated
il there are occasions for fu-
ture referendums that a great
erinterest may be shown. ! do
regret the very large vote in
opposition to the election of
the Governor by the people of
the Virgin Islands. I realize
that the vote represents an ex-
CONTINUED on Page q
, 1948-11-13
CHAMBER HOLDS
MEET TO DISCUSS


A special meeting was held
in the District Court room last
night by the Executive Com
mittee of the st. Croix Cham
Der Of Commerce. Discussions
of interest in connection with
agricultural programs were
held for the purpose of prepar-
ing program to meet the spec
ial Committee from the De-
partments of Agriculture and
Interior that is due to arrive
here to study conditions that
may lead, eventually, to the
taking over of the Agricultur-
al Station here by the Agricul-
tural Department.
Among those present at the
meeting was Governor HASTE,
Ward NJ. Canaday and VICO's.
president Norman Olson. The
Honorable Joseph Alexander,
President of the Chamber, pre-
Continued on page A
, 1948-11-13
Deulers Ask Lottery
Bodrd To Increase
Number OF Prizes

Dealers in st. Thomas Lot
terry are urging the Lottery
Board to increase the distribu-
ton of prizes in order to make
them more attractive to pros
'pective p a tr Q n s. Large
amounts Of tickets for the last
two drawings had to be can
celled; this is attributed to the
large number Of Puerto Rico
tickets.
The suggestion has been
made that 80 or IS per cent of
the returns be distributed in
prizes instead of the IS per
cent as at present.
, 1948-11-13
Hurrigan To Hold
"Thunk You" Meet
At Grove Place

The Honorable Ludwig E..
Harrigan, Member-at-Large
of the Municipal Council, will
hold a Thank You" meeting
at Grove Place tomorrow af-
ternoon at $50, he announced
today.
Mr.. Harrigan has already
spoken in Christiansted and
Frederiksted.
, 1948-11-13
Miss Ebbersen To
Celebrate 25th Yeur
With Alexunder's

Miss Mariel Ebbersen, book
keeper with the firm of John
Alexander in Christiansted,
will celebrate her Silver An
niversary with that organiza-
ton.
An idefatigable worker, Miss
Ebbersen can be seen at her
desk daily, especially when
Mr.. Alexander is away doing
business on the mainland. At
times she is at her post even
on holidays, when It's becomes
necessary.
, 1948-11-13
Rulph de Colbert
To Heed M0rcr Of
Dimes This Yeur

Ralph de Chabert, Tax As
sessor and Recorder of Deeds,
has been named by Governor
HASTE to again head the
March Of Dimes campaign
here.
Valdemar Hill, Administra-
tive Assistant to the Governor
will head the committee in
st. Thomas.
, 1948-11-13
Council Holds
TWo-Hour Discussion
With Governor

All members of the local
Municipal Council participant
ed in a two-hour conference
with Governor HASTE in st.
Thomas yesterday. The con-
fab began at II and lasted un-
til l p. m.
During that period a num-
Der of important subjects
were taken up and settled or
clarified to the satisfaction of
all members.
The trip was originally ar
ranged to meet with members
of the st. Thomas Council for
a discussion of the proposed
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-11-13
HASTE RETURNS TIC
ST. THOMAS AFTER
HURRIED TRIP HERE

Governor Haste returned to
st. Thomas this morning after
a flying trip here yesterday
afternoon, at the invitation of
the Chamber of Commerce.
He plans to visit the Island
some time next week.
, 1948-11-13
GIANTS, BROWNS A
IN GAME


The Giants Baseball, team
will clash with the Browns
at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon on Parade Ground.
Heading the Giants will be
Renholdt Jackson; Ricardo
Brow will captain the Browns.
, 1948-09-29
NOTICE

DR.. Robert N. de Freitas
8. 40. D. Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refraction
.Orthoptlcs: announces that on
Tuesday. September 2S and
Wednesday. Sept. 29th. ls4S
from 1000 A. M. TO 5 P. NJ.
complete optometric service
will be offered to the Munich
palitY Of ST. Croix.
The latest designs in eye.
glasses prepaid or COD.
For appointments COM
tact Mrs. Catalina HeYwocd
Christiansted. Telephone ITO.
, 1948-09-29
BARGAIN SALE

One Westinghouse 8 Burner
Electric Range with large
Oven. complete with Broiler.
for use on 220 Volts A.C.
Good Condition
Contact Gordon M. Skeoch
Est. Hannahs Rest
Frederiksted. ST. Croix, VI.
, 1948-09-29


may not be able to recognize
issues when he sees them, and
SO sets out to win votes in
whatever manner he thinks
will produce them, be the
method ethical or not. So Can
didate X, let us call him, sal
lies forth on his political car
eer. He calls a lecture" in the
market square and proceeds to
sell himself to the public,
which might be via vicious
attacks on everything and
everybody, and an endless
harangue. To create color he
might even get together a
string band to provide music
for his picnics. Voters always
ready to enjoy a little fun come
out in large numbers. Well,
election day comes, and Can
didate X loses. But the effect.
is there. He has thrown a vir-
tual monkey wrench in the
works, cut down votes from
some worthy candidate, occu-
pied valuable time which
could have been devoted to
better things, and no doubt
caused many a ballot to be
voided.
THE creation of political
parties would eliminate all
this, and give the voters some
foundation upon which to
Judge their candidates. While
personal popularity would not
be disregarded altogether, yet
what the party stood for, and
what it proposed to do if vic
torious would take the bigger
and better place.
SERIOUS thought ought to
be given to improving our 81
tuation BY bringing about such
a system.
, 1948-09-29
EDITORIAL
For Organized Politics
UNFORTUNATELY for &c hero +bera

SotI III -
UNFORTUNATELY for us here there are no political
ParreS, Every two years, as seats in the Municipal Council be-
come vacant, candidates appoint themselves, and out of the
clear blue skies the campaign starts off. And as time passes
things get hotter and hotter, until the day of election, and
unen the calm after the storm, Then, for. the next two years
people again forget all about the Council, except perhaps for
an occasional notice Of some meeting. Until election time pets
around again. Nothing could be more heller SHELTER, and bro
ductive of grave wrongs and injjustices perpetuated on the
people who faithfully trek to the polls and cast their votes,
very often thoughtlesSly.
WHA WE need, almost as much as anvthinp else is
some well organized political system, with definite parties,
committed to definite PHILOSOPHERS and platforms. In this
way voters would know where to turn, and for what thew.
were voting, and would consider more the platform than the
individual, since the candidate would be bound to carry out
his Partys platform. Then, too, there would be further oppor-
tmity for parties to get ready their candidates, picking the
most acceptable, and grooming them for the posts. Such or,
CARNATIONS would give an opportunity for expression, intel
igent training, and an outlook. All k of this, of course, is pre-
Paratory to winning a seat in the legislature. However, after
victory were won, the advantages would be even greater, for
then there would be something definite on which to pin our
hopes. Knowing that candidates Of a certain party had won
seats, the electorate would know what to expect, and if the
candidates departed from their promises, the party could
quickly whip them in line, since failure to do SO would spell
defeat at the next election.
II present system, the sky is the limit. Any
body can awake one morning and decide that he wants to
get in the Council, and proceed to seek a seat, and certainly
ne can secure the half a dozen, or so, signatures necessary.
This candidate might not have the faintest idea Of what leg
lslative responsibility means nor does he want to learn. He
, 1948-09-29

The Alumnae Association of
Graduate Nurses & Midwives
of ST. croix
cordially invite you to attend
their Fifth Annual Dance at
ST. A HALL
Sunday. October 8. l94s
Music by
Rhythm Makers Orchestra
ADMISSION Sl.oo
Evening star., 1948-01-14
ALI advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 194S; see and drive this remark
able new car; now on display; it's larger,
and saeon aa6e M odors IN two
plete with heater. defrosters and other
extra equipment: 35 miles to the gallon
PAS PTsed A rHp Rapo p9s co taf both sda
7th st. at R st. NV, phone NO. 1857
BUICK 1941 4-dr. sedan: from orig. owner;
Sonomatic radio under-seat heater, de-
seats always ae1
mileage, spotless, beautifully tuned motor.
Rare opport for careful buyer; S2,395.
BUICK 194l sedanette; 2-tone blue and
Sfiaff5o TR ao5s GEO pflfSs IEWs ss5
Bfh9Rs BTfcR 1858 IS 4door nS de luxe sedan being
sold for balance; full price, S542 80: terms
can, be ARRANGED. This is bargain for
Eeeeon ss PaERsos @ pANE P & a
BUICK 1889, Century: very clean and in
good cond.: 3 new tires owner selling n at at
S$$5S s55as s ssses sfsss f?ss' ssn 6
ss,as5 Cali Cali LENET. sH. 500 until 8
pm; ST. 9037 from 6-1o pm. Ia
sv'sk !s4 "a" s2ass 4s s'ss ses
best offer under. TIE. s66s.. .l5
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan; r.
sell: sell $3.50 3s5 varnum st. NV after
BUICK 1889 Spec. 4-dr.; thoroughly re-
conditioned and ready. to g travel: motor motor
Sanihae0 sanitzed inferior s has has heat and music;
beautiful ,forest-green finish: 3o.day
owner-rated guarantee; for only 1905.
LOGAN tFordD, 18th and L SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1948-01-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

NEAR EpINBURG. yA.-Mountain tour
tst rest home; bedrms.. " baths. kit.
eabadnas anf 'n .s4ss sssn and vsrs
tifins; $500. CHESTER coGsWELL.
if sGsnssls fasa cATALo Ak Ss oSsr Sx 1888 1883
so sfRoU ZEAL sGaIr9 '9ii. Mass asss
EDERIcR eoUNrY MB aFbans s4s dis
trict-Commuting distance from Wash
tngton; 80 acres Of productive soil; Groom
water, modern kitchen, newly decorated;
good necessary outbuildings; beautiful Ben
nstt Greek borders. this property on one
sggood buy at $3.50. Cali Mr.. sparks,
eyes., NO. s475. with VIM. H. BoAzE
340S 18th ST. ne. MI. S241.
Va, 81 ACRES-s- room house. barn apd
for country Estate or productive .farm:
large trees and shrubbery surrounding
dwelling area. balance open, fertile. tillable
acre middle-aged apple orchard, abundant
water supply with elec. pump and run
M1IIER nlhs HstsG nEvRpMEN II eTSng asso Mass 4
ave. NV. OR. 4464; evenings, telephone
RYAN. SoS VA.U1oo acres on improved road,
soil is very fertile and Just enough slope
for good drainage; house nicely located,
kit, liv. rm. and din. rm.. electricity, deep
well, automatic water system stock barn
and other farm buildings; possession in 30
days, conven. terms. For appointment to
inspect. call Mr. Berkey. Ex. $3.50; ewes.
and Sun. Gil. 1882. JAMES L. DIXON
y CO. 1922 18th st. NV: IL
ESTATE, 53 acres: fine brick dwelling dat
ing back to 1864, restored, good cond.:
well located, beaut setting, very large and
old maple trees; within 25 mi: p. G.;
owner in i'll health. M. c. GIBSON, DU
427f -19
EDGEWATER. Md, near water front
Eve acres. 6-rm. bungalow, with Gear ga
rage and other bldgs.;, chicken eauipment;
and H: bus service; splendid condition.
SH 6440, WOODSIDE REALTY CO. -l5
Evening star., 1948-01-14

your rent receipts into a glider luxury
home on wheels live in comfort Soa eoua to to
travel, buy wisely, buy Glider. the, best
trailer on earth; five models to choose
from; bottle. gas for cooking electric re, re-
Water: shower and flush toilet in largeI
models: "a months to pay. THE COLE
TRAILER CO., $500 Georgia ave-, ST.
SPECIAL used trailers-AIlma.. l942,
TRAILER SALES co. I'd ave. and Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring. Nd, SH, S555.
YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
step into. our beautiful spacious, compact
masonite and aluminium, constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers: prices
and sizes to meet meet every need aHgEn
TRAILER SALES. u. S, No: 1, Berwyn.
Maryland Tel, Tower 5035.
sPARToN MANoRmrirst to use alrplane ns;an.
exterior. Thoroughly insulated, eles;
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telephone Tower 6162-
House TRAILER. s #. by 16 IT,: in good
sonditjon; HrS will otsd sell for 1913 cash. CAL
NEW LIBERTY TRAILERs. live in comfor
with a heated floor; bargains in used
trailers. HEETER- TRAILER
GhbEsO, WdoH-Ddito. bAfd's Iva W. A'AN
SCHULZ, Travelo American, Howard and
thinner home trailer coaches our dis
play of trailers offers you large selec,,
tion Of the finest trallers built; all
trailer coaches are completely turQ. and
ready for immed. delivery; new and used
trailers can be financed on easy terms;
open daily and Sunday 9 am. to pm:
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC. 4030
Wis ave, phone WO. 1891.
A DREAM ON WHEELS-Just arrived, the
beautiful 194S Indian Super Chief: 32-
foot luxury home with shower, hot water,
twin beds: also the 2T-foot Indian Chief
tain, the nationally famous Trotwood. de
luxe, with electric refgr., S1.645; standard
Trotwood, 81 1,4@5. For new and used
coaches, see A.B.C. TRAILER SALES: INC.
U S. Route l, Berwyn. Nd. TO. 1919.
1913 2s-FT. UNITED KANDEN-First
week on display. A brand new luxury
model; Gu. # Frigidaire, Alb range with
oven and broiler, hot and cold running
water; Eft. living rm, 3 lge. closets,
more cabinets, drawers and storage space;
bin. floor. all aluminium exterior, beauti-
full birch interior See it today from $50
g m. to 9:30 pm. VAIL TRAILER SALES
CO, 2nd ave. and Colesville rd., Silver
Spring. Md. SH. S555 -19
NEW ALL 194S Alma on dis
play (tandem- wheeD, built-in oil tank
hookup. elec refgr., INV h.. 1a47 vaga-
bond, like new, cleo refgr, bottle gas
range, INV h.. real barsain: trailers sold
on commission: save at the trailer center
CAPITAL AUTO, & TRAILER SALES, BIa BIa-
Evening star., 1948-01-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ist AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c., Md. and Va; MIR. DRAIsNER
1404 L st. Nv, NA, 4157.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS = Promp
and courteous service: Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT co" 81
9th st. NV RE. $3.50
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:' lov
rates; 3 or year terms and month";,
payments; P. J. WALsHE. INC. 1116 Ey
MONEY On SECOND TRUST We viii
buy second-trust notes, D. Co.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates: NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1S1:
n Y. ave. NV. National 5833
CASH FOR 100000 WORTH of End trust
notes tall or partl: quick settlement
FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV.
DI. $3.50. Erokers, attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd, nearby Md.
Va and D. c.: one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO., 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV RE
md Trust NOTES purchased. Call MA
26I0. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: work guaran-
af, tffd; 45s4l GILBERT 410a Pa ave. ext s.e'
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job, $50
select your color: work guaranteed. AD-
OUR NEW, MODERN paint and body works
are conveniently located where Alexandria
and Arlington car owners meet to shop
only skilled men work on your car: you'll
admit our prices are reasonable. ARLAN-
DRIA SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 1705 Mt.
Vernon ave, Alex. 9024 is