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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-04-15
All Applications for
Membership Musi Come
Through Lodge

We have had some complaints from
local lodges that some of our presi-
dents have been bringing applica-
ton blanks to the General Board to
be o.k'ed by the General President
without having had the lodge to
vote on said applicants. We would
like to inform all concerned that all
application blanks for membership
in the local lodges must come
through the local lodges as our Con-
stitution provides.
Your secretary record should show
when these applications were e =
ceived and turned over to the pro-
per committee; when the candidates
were initiated; when the certificates
were issued, etc.
Presidents, you are requested to
keep an accurate record of all ap-
plications that come through your
lodge.
If you do not have an official sec
rotary record, you should get one
and help us to keep your records.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-04-15

HAND PAINTED FLOWER LAPEL FINSI
Gold Trimmed Edges Worn by al Smartly Dressed
Women. For Dress and Sport Wear.
Add Class to your Beautiful
N LAPEL PIN
Come in POppies, Roses, vioets & Forget-MeNote
Money back if not satisfied. Send $500 c. Q. D.
$500 plus postage. Price inciudes Govt. Excise Tax
ELGIN DISTRIBUTORS
1000 S. Chapel. Chicago ga 1s4h@Ss
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-04-15

Melted paraffin poured over left
over paint will keep the paint in
good conai.iOn Tor future use.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-04-15
SAFETY

When fire is in or around electro
cal equipment, never use water o.
other extinguishers until the electr.-
current is cut off completely at the
switch. Be sure all members of the
family know how to throw" or
pull" the main switch to "deaden"
the wiring system in case Of a fire
emergency
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-04-15

Here's help against that "all-in" feeling if
HERE'S AND IRON, used by families since
1879, atirr.stes appetite, helps build red
b = and eneroy. D-~'t
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Yes. she knows whot she wonts and osts IT.
srodins her sleek. wiId-eot bsovty TO the
highest bidders. What womonI And what
O stoyl No wonder the Hartford Times says:
Drums Of Destiny hos svsr1hino."
Evening star., 1948-09-12

soul as black as jungle nights =. DUN
CAN STEWART, handsome renegade
doctor. and that mighty figure,
HENRI CHRISTOPEIE, the slave who
becomes king who defes Napoleon
himself. It's yours FREE - together
with any other best-seller on this page
yes, BOTH free when you mail the
coupon below.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

that will be offered you in year. You do not have
to accept every book onered-just those you decide
you want after you have read q description mailed
to you well in advance.
Yov'u FIND PLAN SIMPLE AND EAsYl
After you read the advance announcement, If YOU
decide you don't want the book selected you notify
Us not to send it But if you decide it il book
you want to own, you simply do nothing and it will
be mailed to you For each monthly selection YOU
decide you want, you pay just $13e plus few
50 ACT MOVIE
Mail the coupon and receive your choice of any two
OF the best-sellers listed ON this page FREE when
you select any other of the books for only 81 SO
as a new member of The Fiction Book Club. But
hurry-the number of books that we can distribute
through this offer is limited It's first come first
served So make your selections right now and mail
coupon to The Fiction Book Club, 100 Sixth Avenue,
New York l3,N.Y
Evening star., 1948-09-12

as nsw member OF The Fiction Book Club
pes,oss Thus Wv ct THREE ~ bsstsss' $s7ss
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these expensive for but h tie BEST way We knew
10 make thousands Of ssisnsl Pick FREE beeks
and yovr Asss selection nsoil eovpen NoWl
Evening star., 1948-09-12

pagan passions get
beyond control. Meet
PHE BE, voodoo
priestess of love, with
a face like Helen of
Troy, a body like
Cleopatra, and with q
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Chickering. the Park Avenue debutante
heroine of "Such az We" Best novel
of its kind since Nancy Hale's Prodigal
Woman" And it's yours FREE - to-
gether with any other smash-hit best
seller on this page - yes, BOTH free
when you mail the coupon below.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
GLORIA DOWNS

Our sympathy is extended to
Rev, and Mrs, w. A. Jackson who
recently lost their son. We also
extend sympathy to Rev. r. V.
Madderson who lost his step
mother. .. Rev. G. W. Reed of st.
Louis is making his influence felt
while resting and taking baths
here. Congratulations here.
here, Congratulations are extended
to l.. M. Rigmaidens for the fine
garden they r growing, II every
citizen would use their vacant
places for gardens this would go
a long way in helping to bring
food prices down. ... Fred Martin,
manager of Pythian Bath House
has built a drive way with is own
hands, -. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. East
have n of the most modern
homes in the city. He is an Epis-
copalian and she is a member Of
the Church of God in Christ. The
walls are bedecked with various
pictures of Christ. ... We welcome
all the students who are home
from college. =. Mrs. Mary Lue
Whitmore, junior at Philander
Smith College, addressed t h e
Youth of Haven Methodist Church
Sunday night. 1t was the occas-
ion of the youth annual service
at the said church. .~. Joe Lewis
Holly is reported to have broken
his arm while playing at school
The Negro Civic League will bring
the Dooley money raising cam
paign to a close Sunday at 3 p.
m, at the Community Center, The
Negroes hold that this cas- is not
only a case involving the Doc
leys, but the ace as a whole.
DR.. Griffin who left Monday for
Louisiana will return to dedicate
the file and to speak owe KWFC
Friday. The new legislation
passed in the AME Church af-
fecting Bishops who have been in
one district eight years might al
so affect the preachers. If this
happens, Hot Springs will lose one
of its finest goodwill leaders, the
Rev. Green PsSaball This WIZ
be tragic in that his members
were willing to hold him aa their
leader. He had plans to build a
St. James AME Church out on
the Boulevard, and money has
been laid aside to start building
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
H OF SP rim 5
e.


Rev, Paschall Is in his 9th year
as pastor of st, Paul. ... Mrs. Bees
sic Woods is keeping house for
her mother and husband in their
Walnut Street home, .~. Mrs. An.
ma Benton is, on the sick list, The
Public Affairs Committee will
hold a panel discussion Thursday
June 3 at 8 p, m, in the Communi-
ply of the Afro-American news
paper will direct the discussion,
The theme viii be THE Negro and
his community relationships"
Those taking part in the discus
sion will be Mrs. Rose Beavers,
Mrs. T. ]. Griffin, Mrs, Daty Hen
derson. DR.. A M. Pratt and Rev.
A. r. Pickett. see. Mrs. d. McClain
is the splendid director of pro-
gram activities of the community
center. -. The Buckner Edens re-
port having been nicely located in
their new home in Wisconsin.
Noble l.. r. J. Wilson, Promotion
al Director of Assassin Temple No.
81, A. E. A. o. N. M. S., gave this
columniSt a chance to read a COM
munication from headquarters
where it was pointed out that all
who take part in the Bathing
Beauty Contest will be given the
best of care while they journey
to take part in the contest in St.
Louis, Mo. 80. Cottrell Chapel is
sponsoring their Identification
Rally, Sunday. May 80. Special
guest speaker will be DR.. J.. B.
Boyd, General Secretary of S. P.
w. and o. Department of the
CINE Churcs. DR.. Boyd is one
Vi Tie WOlld D iiiool ldiiiOdS GNdli-
gelist preachers. He halls from
Memphis, Tenn. This will be an
all day affair. Dinner will be
served in the basement. Several
of the other churches will wor-
ship with us in the afternoon and
a cordial invitation is extended
to all. Rev. H.. S. Coleman, P. c.;
Mrs. Lucy Jefferson, secretary.
Rev. H. S. Coleman will be in
Jackson, Tenn, May 27, attend
ing his daughters graduation ex-
ercises, Miss Christine Coleman
who is finishing her college work
at Lane College
SOME GOSSIP There is .
nice lady who wears the wore
mother" in the front of hel
dress. 1t should be grandmothe,
because she has a half dozer
grandchildren. A young man,
am told, wore a new pair O
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
Top Speakers And
Demonstrators To
| Convention

GREENVILLE, Miss. Some
of the nations top notch speak
ers, lecturers and demonstrators
will appear on the various pro-
grams to be held during the An
nual State Meetings of the Mis-
sissippi Independent Beauticians
Association, Alpha Phi Omega So
rorities, Alpha Phi Omega Fra
ternities and the Cleaners and
Pressers Association of Mississip-
pi, all Of which will meet in the
city of Greenville on July II, ~
and 18th.
Listed among the notables in
clude Mrs. Jewel Brown, presi-
dent Of the Mississippi State Board
of Cosmetology; Mrs. Ruth Motion,
president of the Mississippi Hair
d~ressers Association: Mrs. Mar
jorie Stewart Joyner, president OF
the United Beauty School Own.
ers Association and head of the
national chair of Walker Beauty
Colleges, Chicago; w. J. Oates,
president of the Oates Tailoring
Co, Natchez, Miss,
John G, Gomila, head of the
New Orleans branch of the Arm
strong Machinery Co, will con-
duct the clinic for the Cleaners
and Pressers Association, while
the Brooklyn office of the same
will send a representa-
tive to lecture on new machinery
for cleaners and pressers and
laundries.
Hair Stylists for the Beauticians
meeting will include Mrs, Lillian
Robinson, Chattanooga; Mrs. Al
lura STAINS, Memphis and Mrs.
Celestyne Pharr, Mobile.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
East End School


day, May 10, II was a grand sue
cess with a mountaineering at
tendance, The following are the
names of the King and Queen and
their attendants: May Queen -
Gloria Jean Baker; King Garland
Jackson, Attendants: Wanda B
Wallace, Lou J. Fisher. Johnese
Wright, Leslie Brown, Sammfe
Teasley, Charles johnson, Fred
die Mae Flanagan. Fred Fuller,
Marion Wilbon. John Meads, Faye
Thompson, James Tucker, Carrie
Bealer. John Huskey. Bertha
Shannon, and Maurice Hawkins,
The Queen, Gloria Jean Baker, is
a member of Mrs. A. j. Dancler's
Home Room Group and she was
awarded a bicycle. The King
Garland Jackson is a member of
Mrs, Hayman's group.
Track and Field Events
The morning events consisted
of races and dashes. Girls Divi-
sion, Glass A: first place. Maurice
Thomas, 4th grade; second place,
Margaret Mitchell. fifth grade,
third place, Bessie Sanders, sixth
grade, Glass B: first place, Lula
Davis, sixth grade; second place,
Eula Nathaniel, fourth grade;
third place, Thelma Turner; fifth
grade.
Boys Division: first place, Tho
mas johnson, fifth grade, second
place, Maurice Hawkins, sixth
grade; third place. Wayne Abra-
ham, fourth and fifth grade.
Potato Race: first place, Louis
Shells, fifth grade; second place,
Willie Coleman, sixth grade; third
place, Thaddeus Boseley. fourth
and fifth grade.
Over and Under Relay: first
place, Easter Collier; second place
Gloria Liggins; third place Juani-
ia johnson; fourth place, Edna
Robinson.
intermediate Chairman, Mrs. M
B. Vault; Primary Chairman, Miss
M. M. Johnson.
Mrs, M, B. Vault and the fifth
graders closed the school year
with a picnic at the Fair Park
They have enjoyed working to.
gether, and have the distinction
of being n hundred percent in
fees and ranking either first OF
second in all financial drives o.
projects which were launched thi.
school year.
The 4A's and their teacher, Mrs
B. S. Hayman visited the neigh.
borhood fire station. The Cap.
tain and his men were very court,
eous and told the children abour
the duties Of the firemen anc
they toured all of the immaculate
clean buildings.
Mrs, E. c. Smith and Miss M
M. johnson and their groups hac
an enjoyable time at Fair Parl
last week.
The principal and faculty were
surprised with a delectable lun-
cheon at the school on Wednes-
day, May 10, by the P.-TA. The
luncheon was served by Mesdames
Blackman, Hood, McDaniels, Nc
Kinley, Waters, Williams and Miss
Hall. We are grateful to the p
ia. for this kind gesture.
On Thursday May 20, the p
ia. met at the school with a
large attendance. 1t was notion
ed and seconded to continue 10
meet throughout the summer
months. The next meeting will
he June II. at Mrs. VIM. McKin-
ley's residence, l704 East l4th st.
The American Federation of
Women's Clubs presented the
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

School Board some playground
equipment for East End Schooi
on Saturday May %. An i'm
pressive d~edicatory service was
held on the campus. Talks were
made by Mrs. Kelly of the AFWC
Mayor Wassell, DR.. Harry "A
little. DR.. Edwin Barron, VIM.
Amo, DR.. J. M, Robinson, Harry
Bass, Mrs. E. D. Hamilton and
others. A check for twenty-five
dollars ts25.00) was presented to
he American Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs by DIR. J.. M. Robin
son to be used to help foster this
worthwhile work which is being
done for Negro children.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

shoes Sunday afternoon and had
to miss church Sunday night be-
cause his feet were more than
sore. -. A mar purchased a din
ner in a cafe. He ate so fast un-
til he didn't realize he had eaten
a salad until the manager tolo
him that one had been placed or
his plate. Ha, ha, ha, what.
next?
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
Feed Foundation

Farm grains alone are not enough
for feeding young farm animals, but
grains are the foundation for a good
ration, when extra proteins, vita.
Minis and minerals are supplied.
Evening star., 1948-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest.

OPEN DAILY. 2 TO 5-s16,75o; poss. at
2is dr. IndaP Spring
hsas @ en eas co}esyie iSp0t fndian sprins as
Slgb slEn right biz fsSn Exslusiys aEsps
BAReAIN-ontario pl NV. Reception
f,. hall nv rm,, din, r% KIT; a, lTs; 6sdrms
SSHssqss SSIS qss.hax SEahGx ys1 anIs. Sdis .;o:.
1899. Has 26 IT. Nv. rm., fireplace, din.
rm,, 13x12; modern kitchen with refsr..
sss hstb rance nn 1ne 45m 1shas 1.s SeSam msaeTn
With With sSundsnce Of Closet space on end
noor; Ise. dry basement with entrance to
beautiful yard ssls Srieas. Si759e
aNEAR CATHEDRAL"-An excellent value
in q semidetached brick home with 8
rooms, 2 baths, including heated sun
lent to stores, schools and transportation.
Owner wants an immediate sale. and has
priced this property accordingly: CAL
Me-. NE 1l43 II. Until pai,+ . pm. J. WESLEY
Iook! okHNHS sNAP. sfl'0' $1s,s5o buys this fine
s,room, 2-bath brick home; in l4oo blk.
larry q. STEELE. SsHat ss7 ntsa 18th u St. % NV.
ks Re 94ss v qr CT; rvNS;In IS95; w. ,.,-. q
corner house in Glen Mar Park left; ,S19,-
$50: 8 rms, bath and half, butlt-in ga
osn s.e 1850 s 'tSve e M sa ssa mons n
Mass; ~. e ssoo sIk.@. @ @ssSn f f. DlSsS ok
M sns hs % e aoS;s S sSo sSf op nsha % ST.
5637. Ext. 304. No brokers'.
GI APPROVED-New deI. brick homes on
soR. hSp p from sssTs tsos Mseona s
ave; near schools, churches. stores and
transp.; 8 rms, bath. and half, gas heat,
screens throushout. siec, retg5;, gas stoye.
knocks. MA. $3.50: or nishts. DU. 5637,
Ext. 304. Open Sat. and Sun
BETHESDA, near New Naval Hospital and
National Health Institute. A 6-year-old, g.
rm., 2-bedrn., 1-bath house completely IN
Suls ted and immaculate throughout. CO.
ionaal fireplace in nv. rnn., vestibule en-
trance. Priced for quick sale, $I4.250.
For appointment to show call NORTHWEST
REALTY CO, o.. 6s67; and ewes! call
GARFIELD ST. Mr. WIS. AvE.-semidet.
brick, lge. porch; 1st a., lge. reception hall,
iiv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm,, kit. lge.
pantry and sun parlor: End a., 4 bedrms.
and baths; S21 900. Cali MILTON r
RUPERT. 4os Investment BLDG. DI. 6015
0vss.. EN-. b407. 80
Evening star., 1948-01-02

nously soa a ~. scs.e:l
ia Ssss .n9 ~; SSS5| -. III 81
immsaisss posssssiaas .7s6 aswn. M 81
Sns Max ssn. MILls 4 5oo fsasss.s fsS T. 0Y m siS0
2 Two-FAMILY HOUSES, in arst com
mercial zone; good home or inyestment;
Ss9sscs sssGsss sseh REAL4x ~ co. elisR f. sl1a osss
redecorated; nr. schools; vacant. 310,500.
COL ConoAR1ED@HAcaNTDoniy A1eoas "a $500 down;
immediate sale necessary. See this lovely
semidetached brick home-6 rooms. tiled
PkRD. DE. 1851 and DE. 2s1s IT
,dWelling, new: immediate possession: .: price,
$500. $3.50 cash, $35 per mo. ME.
tsSa esHonpDlNEW. Rg: iasa NEW. NEW. only ST.
800 down; move right into, this lovely
brick. 6-room home with full basement.
Chrysler air-cond. heat. modern. fully
equipped kit. beautiful and conven; Sec
ss ~ ssiisIsR sfAfTx II se
coIoRSKD@1sih Col AND KENTUCKY AVE.
S,E-Fine stone house with large rms.
h.-w.h., Kitchens: $4,000 down. Call
Mr.. Browning. PRUDENTIAL REAL ES-
TATE CO.. MA. 4700; eyes,. RE. 50S9.
coLoRED - sos 9th ST. s.E.--2-story,
asbestos siding. semidet frame home IN
conv cation: lst noor. living room, dining
room. larse Kitchen: 2nd H., bedrooms,
sas oil e.. Mr. heat cos1 xsa' rss ssowN
REALTY Corr. Realtors. Du. sos;
ewes. AID. 1912.
Evening star., 1948-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-North.ost.

mod. s-rm.. bath brick home: porches
full bsmt, gas h,-w.h., seryel refgT, comp
total price. S11.950; immed. poss. Insp.
n %1cmRRGAS cmRRe 20 pARRAsfsmily aHsh Brick home
oil hot-water heat, porch. garage. recrea-
tion room; near SHOPPING ssnteT; :sneols eoa
sH. s115. with WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realtors. 723 goth ST. NV. RE. $685. "a
WOODRDGE-Corner detached brick
home with 100 IT.. frontage, center-hall
pI.n eonsis.ins Of Dsdrm; .1,a, and nur's.y :iG.
screened porch. powder rm. on 1st noor;
recreation space with fireplace in bsmt.,
built-in heated garage. oil h.-w.h.. slate
roof. Call DI. 1O15 until 9, VIM H.
sASaDfss afoh. fasSos1r@ CO. ING JIM .hinrl. buns.-
low; h.-v.h., s-ear brick gar; vacant.
out Of town owner; must sell: asking
sl2,25o: on terms: consider lover cash
offer. Inspect with TABLER. INC, RE.
ssos CLAIMING ST. NE. tN blk. Of
Bladensburg rd.)-4-family. rms. ea.. 4
baths, kits. good rentals; Oil h;-w.h.:
Bssss oRss PssI a' 5sassoa ss
TsiEpfAfR haAH9 g. rsoassssassfoN, III good NJ. Ioe.
tion-CharminE 5-rm. brick Cape Cod, 13z
stove: large Corner lot: schools. churches
and stores within 8 blocks; approx, 5000
REAL ESTATE CO.. Ma. 400 TIL pm.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY-5-room
brick. full basement. h.-v.h..
porch; $500 down, balance one
srast srs 11 81. M In R1sser. ~ 1zda drRyRE111 sE1 a
Evening star., 1948-01-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

AIR FORCE MAJOR, wife. two children
urgently need furnished or unfurnisned
house. Will assure landlord best care ano
remunerate II damage occurs. CH sl2oZ
BY FAMILY OF s, with dog. unfurnished
house, with 8 bedrooms. fireplace and
= sssarasssmfps 10 Loo pes aznentn sa1ga4l
house conven. Pertagon. MA. 5425, Ext
NAN Nan Pss asp W WIFE M with children in des-
perate need of furnished apt. or house
Call 8 to 3, Glebe 81 81. 3s
WANTED BY FEB. 1-5 or 6-rm. house
unfurnished' adult Wsshingtonians. AT
'sECcfnififi ssEECcfniRfiTfiY AM AND EXCHANGE Commission
house or apt; small adult family. ia.
TELEvIsIoN ENG, permanent D, c. local
sta, wife. children. desire 3-bedroom
house. immediate occupancy; limit. 500.
MA. 5400, Ext. g.. Sc
WANTED TO RENT-House or apt, unfur-
nished, or will lease with option to buy;
tive bedrooms; ne. or Sc. or within 90
mile redius pref. So. Md; does not need
be accessible to transportation. Tel. RE
4142, Ext. 421s between 9 am. and 5
pm. Friday. or write W. P. MADIGAN,
P. O. Box 402. Arlington, Va. 81
ENGLISH COUPLE, 3-yr-old girl want un-
turn. t house, z or os 3 bsdrms., sS6 nw district
MARYLAND LAND OWNER will recon-
mend his very excellent tenants who for
business reasons are. seeking . country
indian Head. MARYLAND. Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1948-01-02
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcIkiA.
CJsT0M-BUnT En9lsh-type brick h

in nice sec. Of N. Arl.: 3 bedrms., 2A
baths, hreplaces. Gear det. brick ear;
/ extra lot that goes with property: very
modern equipped kit. with custom built
cabinets, large liv. rm. with built-in book
cases, pvt. screened porch. hagstone ter
With properly ohe large deep freeze and nics
pool table: must be seen to be appreci-
ated: So. 800 cash required: Call MAC
LINDSEY, Realtor. rs No. Glebe, rd.. Arl..
BELLE HAVEN = Artistically designed
stone and brick Cane Cod, overlookins Folf
course lovely living rm. with stone hre-
place, heated solarium. nice dining rm..
kitchen, pantry. electric range and re.
friseratcr; 8 large bedrooms. 2 baths. full
basement with maids room and bath; at
tached garage; deep lot. For further IN
jSlM'0h, IaMss Z. ~ ~MAHoNHY. wooDwARD
BLDG, RE. 24II. AID. eee3. .
s-BEDROOM BRICK. in Fails Church VI
cinity-SI3.75O buys this 6-rm. home; nre-
place in liv. rm;: fun hsmt;; corner iot'
GI-SIO,5So. $1,000 down; new S-rm.
brick, semidet., full hsmt., gae heat: con-
venient trensp. and shopping. MILTON q.
SMITH, CW. 7200.
i-YEAK-0LD 6-rm.. brick home. located
In one Of n Arlington's most cony: resi-.
Dental areas; Nv. rm,. DIN. rna., ~. .i,ne nne
porch on 1st door; bedrms. and t1leo
bsth on End; full bsmt.. oil C. heat;
priced $4,000, BICKLE AKATY Co.
k4SO Wilson blvd. dI. zoBe, OK. 17d2.
Evening star., 1948-01-02
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

I WILL PAR YOU CASH TO-DAY for your
fsisss fxx TIE EE a$s s. YR fRcHs ss for
no commissions charged. Call MR.. JAY.
i IA AM ifSir iffSRiErAREp TO PAY CASH for a
small home. within 5 miles Of Hyattsville;
n n 'siets 81 NEAs ~ 1ssrax 1sf sfssr yAwo
consider buying furniture. Box 484-B
WE WANT YouR HOUSE, apartment. store
clients: call MI. Boucher. DRuRY REALTY
I PAY Cash FOR HOUSES. white or col
4 r. rsoarf saSa ssis sSse to tn. sal. .,
your home. business or investment prop
HEs f1sy L sfss R..or tor sos soTh ss e.pfol
HEse aSN hss Results e.a.s saes .ass
e n.arSy a1z r. isSs
WILL PAY Cash for houses, white or
colored, any condition or section. MI.
II II You NEED AN APT. and want to sell
your home, call MR.. DIXON At Elk. $3.50
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
eH9e1s ertg With haAvs wM. Il. sHUSpERs CO. INC.
Esos as since sp2 1881 1919 M n pl 1ois
been building and selling houses in the
District of Columbia for many. years and
we are probably better qualified TO- handle
your property for you, II you wish quick
ia. 366s or RA. 1869. J. B. TTFFEY B.
SON, 143 Kennedy st. NV. Ii
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored, MARYLAND or Viz
ginia. cox q CO. DI, 4254. RE: 1888.
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
your house with US. Have cash buyers who
co. 1924 Eye st: nv Ex. 3400.
all cash or will sell for you. We get results,
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
s.e., FIR. 2100.
BRICK HOME in NV. or nearby suburbs:
near schools; at least s bedrooms: cash
TW. $500. EXT 115. DU. Sb5s.
Evening star., 1948-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthsast.

SALE. 9wNER-Yeu can be the owner If
bath. bsnt.. oil h..x;h,. niee-sized lot;
aoRNEs HORN s0Ta PLAcE r. s.G@oooa condition:
transp.;, semidetach.:. large lot: g rooms,
Il 'a only % 1880. 7ss. G. Can iii pm. LEO n.
PElE5RdNsTEIN 4 CO. 14i5 K st. NV. ME.
baths, C eonDleteis iurn eFia1 %ish T.fans @
e 'esisS Hs''
MASS; AVE. .t Lincoln park-rine g
ceptionally lse rms rms: fnli bsmt With seps.
income; s2,5oo down. JAMES CARROLL.
new ss - Sc. sECTioNDDonre-yr.-old 5Dor semi
ss rms as and sGnG n
a complete apt in hsmt,. with pvt. side
entr.. that is now rented for S76 per mo-;
Pf1ssa MsTAuah 5Eas f0T HusRF mRsd a sal. 14 Con idr
appointment to INSPECT; or ewes, call DE.
T1iI aIILcaEsT x 81 AkgA-s-room detached brick
nish elevation: oil &C. heat, eiee. kitchen.
priced s17.5Oo. ApELBERT ". LEE.
sfEc1st sfia si :ssse sss g. 1i1s vi 1e1s eSe.so st.
Wen built brick, rms. and bath. full
bsmt., h-w.h.. conv. location. good
buy. Terms CAMPANELLA d WOOD.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-only 5-mos -old
brick, ultramodern In every way. rec. room;
owner must sell Immediately; this Is your
foRD 4. MORGAN. sr., RE. 1910; ewes.
and Sunday. TR. $685. -
300 BLOCK ST., Just over D.. C. line.
h.-w.h., garage, fenced yard; lovely condi-
ton; only 81 I,250 down. To inspect. call
Pr. 7717 tin g, ACE REALTY SERVICE.
1914 Pa. ave. Sc. 3
Alabama ave frontage-New
6-rm brick detached home; 8 bedrms.,
2h baths, gas h.-w. heat; possession with
deed. Price. $2s.600: Must be seen TO be
new B6NGALoWs, in Br.ndywine
Heshtss frame sriss a;, So aSs 500 .5s !s
VI HRses, ~. 743o. o'BANNoN RxALTY
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