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sc. James, 80 Year
Congregation, Burns
Church Mortgage

IN the final Of three services
for the day presided over by pre-.
siding elder wmE, Guy, members
Of 81, James AME church, Mime.
apolis burned the church mort.
gage Sunday night.
Special speakers on the pro
gram were DR., W. D. Brown, vii.
liam seabron and Cecil Newman
Rev $, y. Coleman prayed, The
choir sang several numbers. Rev.
v. r. Thomas, pastor. and his
congregation were paid hlRh
praise by Rev, Guy and the other
speakers.
Holding the mortgage was Mrs.
Ida Avis and Mrs Grace Berry.
II was iEnlted by Rev, Guy.
g. James Ia the oldest church In
the Northwest conference Of the
AME church,
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James Gillian, Young
Veteran. SuccumhS

James Gillian. 20, Si4 Lyndale
Ave. No, died Monday. June %,
at the Veterans hospital at Fort
Smelling, He succumbed TO a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
Born in Macon, Mo, the ~
year old lad had spent 20 years
in Minneapolis, He served in the
U. S. Navy for two years during
World War II,
Funeral services were held at
ST, Martins Catholic church We'd
nesday. June 30, Rev. ?. J. Byrne
ofiiciated. Interment was at the
National cemetery at Fort Smell
ing. Neal Funeral Home was In
charge.
Survivors include his foster
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
NJ Wright. Of the Lyndale Ave
address and a number Of other
relatives.
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DULUTH NEWS

Mr.. Benjamin weston, 72S
North Fifth Ave. East, died in a
local hospital Thursday night,
June ~. He was buried Monday
ny Crawford MortuaTy at $50
pm Rev, Joseph Jackson oificiat-
cd and the interment was at For
rest Hill.
MES. David McEienRy In able "a
be about after q ten days illness,
although her physician has ad-
v,Sed her not TO return 10 work
for q while.
The NAACP launched Its drive
for new membeTs Sunday, June
30 Mr.. q. W. DoEier. president
stated their aim Is 1000 members
for I048.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris Of
Cincinnati. Ohio. passed through
the city June n on their way e.
Winnipeg. Canada. They were thE
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G
W. Dozier, 33l South 10Th Ave
East.
Little Rufus Carson. III, son OF
Mrs. Mae Carson, Gil Garfield
Ave, took q few OF his ! tile
friends on q harbor cruise aboard
the SIS. Wayne Friday, June rs.
IN celebration of his fifth birth
day. Those present were; MAresE
Jane Wright. Laura Ann Albright,
Butch Tucker, Leslie Minis. and
Buddy Clark. The children were
accompanied by Mrs. Ann Al
bright and Mrs. Mae Carson A
picnic lunch was served.
Mrs. James Saunders toOk her
house guests, who we're her sister
Mrs. A. NJ. Middleton, and daugh.
ter and Mrs, r. y. Pollard OF Kan.
sas City, Mo, on q harbor cruise
aboard the SIS. Wayne Monday,
June Al.
aaiss IssFHiss L. DaRislH and aaF.
Joseph q. Waters were united In
marriage Sunday, June "a, at st
Marks A.M.E Church by Rev
Joseph Jackson al 7 pm. A recep-
ton followed In the church par.
lors Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Waters
are making their home with Mrs
Zillah Waters, 7i9 9Th Ave. East
st. MARKS anne. church and
Calvary Baptist church held
union services on Sunday, Juns
10. al Calvary Baptist, Rev. J
Jackson spoke on the subject
The Two Great Kings, Solomon
and Jesus" His text was taker
from I Kings sra The services
were well attended.
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IN PnnnAFR COURT

IN PmonArw COURT
state % Minneauta
County 81 nsanepin
In ~ kai1ts u ralph wAtfFta Aiphehsa
Andersen, necedeat
order Toe Iieasina pUtittan Zoe
Letters % AamlniatFaaaoa
u n pFyeFpd that oil persons tntsFs
sated show cause, " any thss baNe, he-
g9fe this Court On Monday, Jnfy lHth,
Ipaa. 81 70 e'Vlcck A. n IN the Court
House W MinneareltA minnesota, why
lhe pptltioF % Audrey ~, swanson, %
Hsnnsptn County. Mlpnesota for ths
TITS, herein nledA should not Ss
Ssdss 10 Tns calma ana Zoe Rsarias
HheReNm
u h Nirther ordered that within four
months ffusn Tho date hereof ali cred.
ituFp ~ said DecedRat iilu their elaims
" tths ce0Ft PfuatA VIII ~ beard and
elalsna examined end adjusted before
lhls Court % Monday, NoVRraeaf tsl
ipeA, ~ 70 e'cipea 4, ~ IN the Cpafrt
Ho,bap N Minneapolis, Minnesota.
fheNs orders ghali be peeliehed IN
ire hinneapntla Spokesman and eopfgs
Waailrd aeeardlas - laW.
Witness ths lion. James q, kShOS,
Judge 81 PROBATE Court this lath
day ~ lure. tAaA
CSsre 81 PROBATE Court
fss Wand Tower, Attorney,
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y seer not ~ an pvsfseeT,
Oddly enough, II was his work
with the S. James A.M.E. church
some 20 years ago that got Hall
the job In the County Auditors
Office. According 10 him. the
church wanted parsonage. but
at that time parsonaRes were not
exempt from taxes In Minnssola
unless built onto the church. Hall
went down Ia sec u the proposed
parsonage couldn't be exempted.
y wasn't very successful with
the auditor" said Hall. lie told
me that he didn't give y D.
about that little bunch Of ~
4 was baTberihg on Bth and
Wabasha n the time, and Just
casually mentioned the incident
10 q customer Murphy, who. along
with O'CaHRoF, ran the town POI
litieRlly What Murphy did was
90 run . man against the auditor
and beat him. When the new man
went into Office, went with him. Z"
Since that January In 1911.
Halls work with the church and
with youth has been extensive:
For 20 years. until two years ago.
he taught Sunday School, for Is
years he was . member Ot the
Board OF Counselor Churches, he
organized troop 80 Of the Boy
Scouts, one Of the nations first
units for soleFsd youth, Under the
a,ispicrs ot the Union Gospel Mis-.
aion he organized the youth camp
Al Snail Lake. he participated In
a Bible class which placed soma
100 people Into ioba between
1917 and 1918, this activity lead
Ing 10 formation Of the 81. Paul
Urban League,
My creates, Joy about that job
In the auditors once" says Hall,
Is that II placed me In q position
where could help someone else, u
We explained that he had
learned the meaning of help.
Ing StheFs In his home state.
Ililnola, lsAG before coming 10
~ Paul.
u was q slenOarapheF for q
Judge In Illinois once, I was curl,
Gus, 30 I asked him how he had
become q Judge. lIs answered
YOU help . tella here. and help q
fella there, and when you need
help you've got a whole aOCk "a
run to-"
Halls willingness to work 70,
youth and the church springs, h.
says, from . belief that what Oh,
youth need Il more religion and
more educatlon" he believes thai
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Five Signed Up
For Summer Camp

Boys who have signed up for
the annual Minneapolis Big
Brothers camp this summer IN.
cludc Ernest Armstrong. Emanuel
Burton. Robert Burton. Leonard
currie and willy Owens,
The l94s camp viii be held at
Kamp Kitchi KahniSs, near CARR
son on the north shore OF Lake
Mile Laos. II Is open TO any Hen
nepin County boy between 10 and
IS, regardless Of race, color and
religion with fees established for
each boy according to his ability
to pay.
A professional cook rules in the
kitchen, a medical student in the
First Aid hospital, and the 20 boys
during each Of four periods) are
supervised largely by University
students who know their job and
like boys. Alden V. Halloran Is
camp director.
The seven cabins are distributed
over six acres Of iakeshore prop
crty with an additional ten acres
Of wilderness where the boys
camp out"
During the "a years Of the
camps operation. 5000 boys have
spent a summer vacation up there,
the land having been donated for
use by the Minneapolis optimis,
club, "Tobe" Webster, founder Of
the camp in ls2s. Is now executive
secretary OF the Minneapolis Com.
munity Chest and Council.
Camp motto Is BE your own
self at your own best all Of the
time"
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PiL0RIM 8APTIHr CmURcM

Mayor Edward X. Dslansy 81 81. Paul
WAS principal speaker 81 thu II am.
service Sunday, II was Mems Day At
Pilgrim ana u was . spiritual and nm
snsiA i., sssss' - = es5r Of the service
Timothy Howard, president Of the
Mems Club, was general chairman and
John l., BANKS. SF financial chairman.
Mayor D~lansgis address topic WaS
Our City Government
KFmlne Allen and the Shrine Chant9ru.
ms Childrens Story was entitled. -
BOY, Jimmie" and was given BY Rev.
J. W Junnaii, acting IN the absence OF
Rev Floyd Massey. JT.
Visitors noticed in the congregation;
Mr.. Charles speeae and MIS- Rosetta
spsess. Pierre. g. D.. Mrs. Helen Ward.
hartford, Conn, Mins AnnAbelie Young.
Pensacola. Pa. MT. Henry Lewis, Mrs.
Edna Curtis and Mr.. Earl sims. Mime
Apolis, and Mr.. and Mrs.. James \
TIoxsrS around the altar were from
the garden Of Mrs, Edward Moore.
SUNDAY. July n, will be the annual
Pilgrim womSnS Day. Many delightful
surprises are planned for me day. Mrs.
man. coFdslia X, Hunter. publicity
Mt oLTVET BAPTIsr cHURcH
REV. d C. white b attending the Ma
tionRl Baptist Sunday School convsn-
ton. and In his absence Rev, EltIah
Mcintosh had charge Of the last Sunday
morning service. His subject was Lord,
Il II ~" His text was Matthew ~ "a,
And they we're exceeding sorToWful
and began everyone TO say unto him.
Lord, u u ~"
visitors at the morning hour were
Mrs Ida a. Hueknsr OF bloomington,
ind. and Mrs. Edward Taylor. Detroit.
Mich
Before the message the Gospel
Chorus Quartet gave . special selection.
Precious Memories Miss Judy
Blakey united with the church
~ the BTU. hour the messengers
10 Tie -Four State Convention gave
their reports The senior choir present
ed Q sacred concert. The Gospel In
Song az the evening hour
Rev y, O Harris, assistant pastor. II
conducting . series Of revival services
| IN Salt Lake City. Utah
Let us not forget prayer meeting ev-
cry Wednesday n 800 pm,
ST. JANIS CHURCH NEWS LATE
THIS WEEK
s. Pauls 81 James AME church
notes arrived Wednesday morning too
late for insertion In the current issue
Church notes deadline Is Tuesday 81
.. m.
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~ you fill . mans head full d
brains, he can't be- hurt. You car
KIN him, but you can't hurt him.
he said.
During World War .. HAIL
was . YMCA secretary In
France. Ne worked 20 eRec.
lively with one ErOap of
I,Soo men who had gained the
Feputatloa 81 cut threats. that
Gen. PeTshinE awarded him .
citation.
A. Hall, sturdy and young.
looking for his age, recalled ths
old times. he thought how times
had changed for the Negro. ia
could remember when one VII,
liam v. Guy was tho only Negro
10 graduate from college In M.
nois; and when only one had I'm,
iahed from the University of Min.
nesota.
But just because things have
improved" he warned, rs no rea,
son 10 stop working for more i'm,
pT0vement,
Take this Home Guard situa.
tion. was = Captain In the Home
Guard rs years ago. A few years
back q controversy arose over
segregation, and stassen gave Q
dinner al which ! was asked u
hadn't been . Captain In q SeRre.
gated unit, I had 10 remind them
that 70 years ago we were glad "a
have any kind Of unit Hut moi
tOdayr
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Prominent Sioux
Falls Couple in
Pretty Wedding

Sioux Falls, s. D.-St Johns
Baptist church was the scene
Sunday afternoon, June ~. Of the
marriage Of Mrs. Rose Anna Gray
Parker TO Mr.. James Edward
AoxIey, Sioux Falls business
man. .a.......... ..a...
The church was crowded with
white and colored friends Of the
couple. Rev Henry w. Bolts, JT.,
dictated at the ceremony. Mrs.
Nora Jean Fellows was at the
piano. Mrs. B. Jean KloSter sang
Il Love You Truly"
The bridal couple were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates.
The bride wore a beige suit with
matching accessories. A string Of
pearls. q present from the groom.
WA the brides only iewelry. A
beautiful shoulder bouquet graced
her suit.
Mrs. Daniel Coates. sister Of
the bridegroom. wore q blue aft
ernoon frock.
The wedding reception which
followed the wedding At 3 pm,
was held at the Booker r. Wash
ington Center. II was a gay affair.
Piano, vocal solos and group sing
ing led by Mines. kloster and Eel
lows were enjoyed by the guests,
Assisting the hostess Mrs, Bea.
trice Hamilton were Mines. Ruth
McI.aurin. James Lee, Robert
Haynes and Adrian TolbeTt.
The wedding cake, decorated
with pink roses. was served in the
dining room from a table covered
with a beautiful lace cloth. Many
wedding gifts were viewed by
those attending the reception.
Mrs. Monkey u q graduate oi
the Sioux Falls Beauty Academy
MIR Monkey, the son Of Mrs. Eta
Monkey. Is owner and manager oi
the Monkey Beauty Salon In
downtown Sioux Falls. He Is q
well known hair styIiSt end Is nc,
tive in the community. serving "a
q deacon Of St. Johns Baptist
church.
The couple left Monday on a
ten day trip to Chicago and other
points In Illinois and Minneapolis
Mrs. Eta Monkey and the small
SON Of Mrs. James Moxley, Theo'
dore Parker, Jr., accompanied
newlyweds.
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Bill O'Shields 10
Cover Oiymnic Games

William "Bil" o'Shielda 81
81, Paul viii cover the olym.
pic games for this newspaper
and other Associated Negro
newspapers when the worlds
top athletes 60 10 London,
o'ShIeldS covered the frsi
track meet assignment Of the
summer when he reported the
MEGA meet At Memorial sta.
dium June 10 and ~,
Readers Of this paper will
act arst hand view Of the
famed athletic carnival from
the typewriter Of a local prod,
uct
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HOWDY, BILL!
Foreign Missionary
Speaks at Border
Sunday at 8 PM.

Rev. J. B. Boyce. foreign mis-
sionary Of the African MethodisG
church, will speak at Border Me-
thodist church, Sunday. July 4. st
Q p. m. He Is q native OF the West
Indies.
Rev. Charles Parker. pastor at
Border urges the public TO attend
the service.
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In MRMnRIAM

In memory OF my beloved wife,
samuella La Faucstte, who passed
July ;, 1896
o God whose merciex cannot be
numbered.
Accept my prayers on behalf of thy
Faithful servant. SamuellA La Fau-
eette.
Now AZ home with Thee
Grant her an entrance into the
Land OF Light and Joy.
W the fellowship OF Thy Saints,
Thru Jesus Christ, Our Lord Amen.
Don
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IN MKMORIAM

In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. DeliallA Cobb. who departed
this life. July T. l0A5
4 loving mother. true and kind.
what . beautiful memory abe left
behind.
Upright and beautiful In all Of her
ways.
Wonderful character 10 the end Of
her days.
hesdames Theresa Warren. Anna
MendosR. Ida Mae Collins. daughter.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday. June n, Rev Jerome 3.
Tate, pastor. preached the Juvenile
Elk1 sermon. Hls Srrmen topic waa
'FrateTnitisa In the Heart"
Rev. Tate attended the Sunday
school and BTU. Congress in CleVe-
land. Ohio. He left before all sessions
were completed to get back TO Min
naapoiis IN time 10 fill the pulpit last
Sunday.
wonens Day has been changed %
July 10, In ordeT TO show the WItltnR-
rSeSs TO cooperate with other churches
In the Twin Cities.
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Mr., and Mrs Robert Rife and
son, Of Cleveland, Ohio. who have
been In the city for the past two
weeks, visiting Mr. Rifles grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoage,
$50 Charles and Mr.. Rifles
brother and sister .in-law and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Rife, returned 20 their home on
Wednesday. June 30.
DlnReT GHests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Pred Law Of I'll Rondo Ave. had
as their dinner guests Monday
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MrN l.. N, kRRGAs 81 Hastings.
MINI, was IN the city Monday.
June "a, visiting her Aunt Mrs
Samalirl Ferguson. sS7 Rondo
Ave, who Is NJ
les ERtrr Meas club met re-
GENTLY with Mrs Ray whitmors %
TTA Fuller Ave- for their last
meeting until September,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DOdd, 70l
Carroll Ave. are expecting Mrs.
Madonna Carter of Des Moines,
who will be a house guest on a
visit.
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The Just Is club met June n.
with Mrs, Joseph Stubs. SO Car
roll Ave. The club disbanded for
the summer. Mrs. Ruth Griee,
president.
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ehuTch WORN, stated mat ne VIII
begin work immediately for the
Union Gospel Mission.
TN hang around the ober
Boys Club" he said, but just ~
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Orinston c. Hall Retires
From Ramsey County Auditor.
Office After 81 Years
ny CARL r. ROWAN

OTrington C. Hal, prominent s. Paul citizen ~ Sc.
Anthony Avenue retired Wednesday principal clerk In the
Ramsey County Auditors Office ending Of 81
years.
expert who has devoted almost half century youth and
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evening. June 70. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Rife, Cleveland, Ohio
Evening star., 1948-01-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

COUPLE WITH $500 CASH want oil
rm home in .t.a H.attsve pm or ysinitaa Wh a14S p
VETERAN DESIRES small ~, hems sgfs,! in 20 o
CASH. pvt. family to deal direct; want
struction. true under sig. 1000; vicinity pale Or.
Silver Spring north or rs} sauth etter e
saI,f: SILVER siss SIZING AREA-Have cash buyer.
in n tb ases ases Of uri:sd Of from sS s4Sot
phose E ssGsgGSi BANKS MURRAY. 8uFI 81. sIi4.
COUPLE, colored. will pay cash tor rms
s-s RMS. all cash, or cash aboye trust trust
like poss within so days. e. A. GAHvEY
DI. 45Os; ewes. and Sun, GE. $780, oi
calsf cAsH ! iPpufiRchHAsER u wants 8 to 8 rm r
nt nome WA4SR II 2 G W NJ e eSuHN S5HN 1877 IL 'o
RsEcT ass sFem 9s t.%s 9%ssp sp ca n' ME- e
f''s1 I Wish Z Pa, To BUY a. nice home in a MIC
section: have all cash; state price in reply
no agents: Box 346,D; star I2S
ESTATE HI. 7oa9 after pm, Mr.. Wood
6-RoOM DUPLEX. pref from owner; good
close-in NV. section Give full 1nfor.
price. terms. Box 37S-A. Star. 1s'
vIRGINIA-We have several clients who
are anxious for 3-bedroom brick home:
with den or library. located in Alexan'
have a home or know Of any friends who
do, please have them get in touch witt
u.s. Call Alex. 1855 or Alex. s7s7. EBNEF
R. DUNCAN CO., Realtors and Insurers
zoe Rupley Bldg, s15 King St.. Alex, va
SILVER sPRING-All cash for q nice
6-rm. bunsslow, close in; win pay up Y
ST., 200. No brokers, please. Call 81. 6Si6
Evening star., 1948-01-16
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlklA.

LOOK, FRIEND. Are you going to rush
buying the 1st house you see or wouldn't
YOU prefer to know most Of what Is on the
market and make the best choice? Then
get the REALTY BULLETIN since It's
free. Just cell 0M; 1897: but & 90 it nov; nov;
buyer at cost, -(s10. 0.464)-Modern 5-room
brick home with 2 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
oil &C. heat, rec. rn., screened porch, etc.
5 minutes to Pentason, 2 blks. to stores
and buses. blocks to good Alex. school;
50. 100 to S3,400 cash required: mo. paymt
S79 until End trust Is Paid. then S46 Also
8 dandy lots in nearby Arlington foi
81 800 to S2.450 cash. A. P. Haskell
near NJ FALLS FALLS CHURcH-N.w larr. 6-room
attic, basement, equipped kit. oil heat
large lot. s12,e5O. FAIRFAX REALTY
CO. Falls Church. Va. FA. 1873. III
CAN'T STOP RAyING about this immacu-
he'd bedrm' and u bath down and bedrms
and full tiled bath up; lovely ltv. rm; with
fireplace, din. rm. and all-equipped KIT
Owner leaving town and offering this de-
sirable home at very reasonable price
LURIA BROS, 2046 Wilson blvd Arl
souTH sol ARLINGTON - s1o,25e. 5-room
schools and shopping cesssr basement cement
Poss with settlement. v. EHRHAHpt'
agent, 3219 Columbia pike. Gil. 1920.
PRICE. s1e.s5o; $4,000 down win buy
this 2-bedrm., brick Colonial house; nv
rm,, din. rm.. EQUIP. kit, nrst z ,T IsS
rra in basement, gas heat. II. e. DAENE
GL. 1878; eyes,. oW. 4341. IL
Evening star., 1948-01-16
HoUsEs WANTED TO BUY (cont.

ALL Cash for best buy in brick or stone
residence. 5 miles radius Pentagon. Tele-
ALL CASH ~ And a,,nn in ya1yy: hyyTsyy for tsi'nH
SfosSE Sf9 4, sEe5FY e eoRs. a'i eos 18th st St:
HAVE CLIENT TO PAY CASH for clean
$4,000, in NV. section; must not be
overpriced. Call Mr.. Rhodes at AID. 4234,
or FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. 30
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for 9tdD 2. C. and an
ssfPy We aAHE CASH BUYEks for your home
in ne; Sc, ,,1 AND Md. FIR. 511e' o'BAN-
WE HAVE PURCHASERS for Brightwood
I reai estate pr produce due r. results for
you as it has for many Washingtonians.
Phone Mr. schwab, wo; 0684, with
sAASS2N Sa sstg & LucHs co. 1906 H st. NV
HAVE CLIENTS for 9 or 4 bedrm. brick
homes, 1st-fi. den and bath pref. but not
VI r. e 'sssa : SsS51z
VETERAN wants to purchase 2-bedroom
max sg5SS Box aS as stai
SILVER sPRfNG~Any type house in this
section; cash or trade. Call MIR. DIEU-
RoNfh Ri@lH6ksos 31 M5 PleSs at sAIEsMGNsa al Esa4G
Reslistings. More prospects mean quicker
sales; Act Act now! List your property with
FAY qHE aGafsf G2R pkfcEs sea fol
no commissions charged Call MR.. JAY.
We W Want vaN2; YOUR HOUSE. apartment. store
clients. Call Mr.. Boucher. DRURY REALTY
GoEIoRATIoN xoI I7s7 o,srs RE ,itl liss 3, .o,
WE HAVE CASH buyers for houses in
sS Ss sao ss until 1% KAY sEAHTS
SUB s6BuRBAN S4; ssPPEc1ALrsrs-ror a fast and
RoT & 'is bAvs w your Co. Ts
IL II pEoMPT 0ATTENTIoN to the sale ale Of
PHR1Es. Reaitor, sos North Capitol, NA.
$3.50: Free appraisals Results since 1919.
g 1aIdbsss sS a ans as' .sa6s as' Of %s
VIZ ARE m DEsPERATE NEED ef large
ea HsRe t. REALTY r
dependable and courteous service. 81.
g s5oG 2Eah 4 SH to 59s
wS rsss Go
fesqf snss fs7 rd 5s1s eAsa RI ef
4 miles Of Hyattsville. No agents. please.
coNvRRrEp 5S 1sR1 DO Or CONVERTIBLE to apts.,
WALDO HARRIS, Broker. Ii. e979, RE.
HAVE aHNH IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS mis for . 3
or 4 bedroom home: 1st-f. den and Law.
preferred but not essential; will pay UP to
S32, 500 cash; Chevy Chase, D. C. or Md.
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
sa2as sH2ssqN LGeRs fSaRs co., iSoS St. n@'
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne
gins po xot GOV c9 P 4s54 1g$s 49,
y9nr house with US Hays Sssh buyers yh9
e. 1Sn aSf4 N Eys St pTi TX S4oo vii, nav
all cash or will sell for you. We get results.
quick pe aeti9n 91oo MAX MILLER 500 18th ST.
colored, any condition or section. HO
BRiGHrwooD OR rErwoRIHLwin
within l block of Ga: ave; must have
fmi1st,aoor FIRST bedrm. and lavatory. BOX
biREcT FROM OWNER, 8 or 7 rm. home
in desirable location. Will pay all cash.
Call TAYLOR 9170- till 8 pm. is
JAMES CARROLL will buy for cash, or my
aggressive sales force will sell for you
quickly. TR. Oil; ewes. II. 4052.