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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16

11:SO to 12 Morning Worship. 1880 Sunday Evening Evangel- istic Service.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Rev. G. c. CroWell, Pastor
 The Friendly Church
 WEEKLY PROGRAM Church School, Sunday mornings
 CATHOLIC CHURCH
 St. Rose of Lima 6 St. John
 Rev. II. E. Hoeh, Pastor Sunday, April IS, Third Sunday after Easter.
 Holy Masses: Wrangell Institute, S:50 a. m; Parish church, l0:30 a. m. Holy Communion Sunday Tor the choir.
 Benedietion of Most Blessed Sacrament Sunday, ZOO D. m. Weekday Holy Masses: 7:30 a. m., except Saturday. 1O:OO a. m. Instructions on Wednesday and Thursdays after school.
 Harry Churchill and William Wonders will serve next week. Mrs. James Rhodes will decorate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
THE BIBLE

Question and Answer Column Q. Science once taught that the earth was flat, did the Bible teach the same thing?
 A. No. the Bible always teaches the truth, it says. 'Tt is he that sitteth upon the CIRCLE OF THE EARTH" Isa. 4O:22.
 Speaking of the creation Christ said, When He prepared the heavens, I was there; when He set a compass Ca circle, margin) upon the face of the depth" Pro- verbs S:27 These truths were writ ten upwards of 2.50O years ago Less than a millennium ago mems lives were threatened for declar- ing the earth to be round.
 Q. Do you really believe that the earth was created in six days7
 A. Tn six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea. and all that is in them is, and rested the seventh day. wherefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day. and hal lowed it." Ex 2O:11. Because we cannot explain how il was done is not sufficient reason to doubt the truth of it. All men believe In things that they cannot explain or they would not plant seeds. Who can explain the mystery of life? What the world needs is 10 Have
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16

faith in God" Mark 11:22.
 Q. Did Christ establish a church while living on earth that has car rieed right on through 10 the pre- sent time2
 A. Not in an organized way. Paul warned the church concerning f. in these words: After my depart ing shall grevious wolves enter ils among you, not sparing the flock. % Acts 20:29.
 After Jesus ascended to heavel the believers expected His speedy return. They were mistaken in the time as to His return. so Paul gave them this information regardinc the future, Let no man deceive. you by any means; for that day shall not come, except there come falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of per dition; who opposeth and exaHetl: himself above all that is calico God, or that is worshipped; so thai he as God sitteth in the temple Of God. showing himself that He is God" II Thess. 2:3,4. That man of sim is and has been practicing and prOsDering for more than millennium.
 Send your questions to the
 Seyenth-Day Adventists
 Care of The Sentinel
 Adv
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
MRS. WATERS HOME

Mrs. Mabel Waters returned to Wrangell Monday on the Princess Norah after an extended vacation trip 10 the States. She visited southern California. went into Mex leo and before returning home spent some time with the Rev and Mrs. William Forbes and family at Mt Vernon, Washington. Mrs. Forbes is the former Glenora Wa ter. daughter of Mrs Waters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16

ed New York and Alaska Delegate F. l.. Bartlett in ashington, D. c. ahere they were dinner guests Of the Bartletts with Gov. Ernest Grueniug who was in Washington at the asme time.
 didate for the Territorial legisla- ture, running for a seat in the House on the Democratic ticket
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
INDIANS RETURN

Mr and Mrs. James Nolan. pro pdietors of the Wrangel Drug and Den O'Sweets returned home on the Alaska Sunday night after a two months vacation spent in the States. They flew first to Los An geles then to Boston, Mass. for mer home of MT Nolan and visit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
ON ALASKA

ON ALASKA
 Passengers arriving in Wrangel Sunday night aboard the Alaska were. From Ketchikau. s. Sehulps, C. R. Griffin From Seattle: MT. and Mrs. Eilert Holbeck and Doug las, Mr and Mrs. James Nolan. Miss Robin Ferguson. J. O'Donnell. Mrs June Churchill, JacQuenne Pedersen, Ernest Moore. ST. Ern- est Moore. h., Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Eller. Terri Lee Eller, BIG. Braun.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
HIEBERTs HOME

Mrs Lorraine Hiebert and daugh- Ter Cheryl returned to Wrangell on the Princess Norah Monday af- ter being Outside for some time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16

Holiness Meeting 11:O0 a. m Sunday School 3:OO p. m. Prayer Meeting 7:30 D m. Salvation Meeting S:OO D. m. Wednesday, Young People Friday, Holiness meeting S:9l
 m
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12
Proud Papas

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Pettus
OF 218 N. End Court, (Orange
Grove) proudly announce the arri-
val of new member to their Ia
mily, William Benjamin Pattus,
II, an eight pound baby boy. This
blessed event took place Friday
June A, 1913, at the Blessed Mar
tin DePorres Maternity Hospital
The mother, Mrs. Fannie Pettus
and w. B. Jr., are doing fine at
their residence.
This is the second IN the Orange
Grove Courts within 90 days. The
first being Roland Russell, Jr.. of
2G0 Bloodgood street on May G,
1948. These papas should form a
Papas Club. No doubt there will
be enough members in the Orange
Grove Courts alone.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

GROWING NUMBER OF
SUCH CASES CITED AS
RESULT OF DEMAND FOR
ANTI-LYNCH LAW

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June T.
(SpeciaD Calling the incident
a new style lynching, and one of
growing umber reported in var
ious sections of the South as a
result of the Civil Rights issue,
with a growing demand for an an
ti-lynch law, Negro Leaders and
others here are planning an all
out effort to obtai the indictment
of two white me who shot to death
Dosier Sapp, 20 year old Negro
man here last Wednesday.
The "new style lynching" was
described as being the act of one
o rtwo individuals, rather than a
crowd and public demonstration of
the old pattern of lynchings. Ia
such cases Negroes are being kill
ed and those responsible seek to
justify their action, and escape
arrest and punishment by max
ing stereotyped charges against
the victim, and appeals to the mob
spirit.
The Negro man was shot to
death by c A. Green and his bro
Their. husband and brother-in-law
of Mrs. C. A. Green, who they
said awoke to find the Negro man
on her bed. During the shooting
a IA year cid child of the Green's
was wounded in the hand. The
victim was shot nine times.
Police who investigated the case
said that before dying Sapp told
them that he had broken in the
house by cutting a screen in the
window.
Followig the investigation Off
Gals announced that 10 charges
would DE made agaist the two men.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

In Municipal Court, Thursday
the theatre won the latest legal
round in the battle ever % iadmis-
sion policy. Judge Frank Il. E5ey-
ers dismissed a suit brought by a
Negro, Edward B. Henderson, a
public school official, against the
theatre for refusing to sell him a
ticket sole on account of race.
Judge Meyers rejected the plea
of Henderson,s attorney to consid-
er, "the trend of modern curt de-
cisions and public opinion" which,
it was stated, has been against
rocial dissemination of any kind os
noted by the Supreme Court in its
recent opinion in the Restrictive
Covenant cases.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Monday, May 31st, the seventh
grade class of the Ella Grant Ele-
mentary School sang farewell to
their Alma Mater to the tune of
Aud Lang Syne.
The exercise was very lovely to
see. AS the graduates marched
down the aisles of the Cedar
Grove Baptist Church, the suiet
simplicity brought to everyone the
meaning of the occasion.
The SCHOOL glee club sang beau
tifully. Members of the graduating
class dramatized a special gradu-
alton skit. Guests speakers were
entirely eliminated. PRINCIPAL Reba
c. Thomas gave a wonderful talk
that should never be forgotten.
because it dealt with the parents
as well as the students.
Certificates were awarded by
the assistant principal Wynona
Stanfield Smith. Awards for con-
duct, perfect ATTENDANCE, scholar
ship and special awards were a.
warded by the principal. A very
special award was given to Sarah
Smith, graduate daughter of the
Methodist Minister. Rev. Smith.
for her leadership in a county wide
spelling contest.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

COLUMBIA, S. C. - (Special)
The fight of Negro Citizens of
South Carolina to win the unre-
stricted right to vote appeared won
as James M. Hinton, President Of
the State Association Of Branches
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
and leader in the fight, was al
lowed to enroll here today to vote
in the State Democratic primary
with mo quehtions asked
The Democratic Party, in the
state, after long fight to preserve
the White Primary, recently modi-
fled segregation rules permitting
Negroes to register conditionally.
The condition was that they must
swear to an oath pledging support
of segregation levels.
Mr.. Hinton said he was not ask
ed to take an oath, and urged Ne
gro citizens all over the state to
follow his example and register to
vote.
South Carolina has steadily re-
treated from its original stand of
rot allowing Negroes to vote in the
so-called white primary. The
case has been to the Supreme
Court several times.
AS Mr.. Hinton was registering,
the Rchland Colnty Executive
Committee was preparing to meet
to consider recommendation that
Negroes be allowed the same cleo
ton privileges as white voters. This
S the county where the first test
case the primary voting ssue was
fled.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Heard three guys discussing the
slickest trick in Pfichard. But the
hitch in the entire conservation
were their disagreement about the
name of the girl. This began me
to wondering who was the most
Pleasing Prichard Personality. So
citizens of Prichard drop me a
card and tell me your choice. The
name and picture of the winner
will appear this paper in future
publication. Send al mail to.
It's The Low Down, Gulf Inform
er, 558 st. Francis Street, Mobile,
Alabama.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12
National Theatre
Changes To Movies
Keeps Segregation
PLAY HOUSE BANNED BY
ACTORS EQUITY

WASHINGTON, - June a The
National Theatre, Washington's
only legitimate playhouse now in
operation, will be a movie theatre
September, Marcus Holman, Pre-
sident of the corporation which
operates the theatre said today.
Mr.. lehman said he definitely
will not change the present policy
of non-admisso of Negroes in the
face of the ultimatium from the
Actors Equity Association stat
ing that its members will not ap-
pear at the theatre after August
/, if the policy stands.
Mr.. lehman has taken the posi-
ton that any change in the racial
policy should be approached from
the overall situation and that any
change should come about" in an
orderly and lawful manner"
The Equity Association, he main
tanned, want to do it through black
mail. They have given US an ulti-
matium, either the policy changes
or we are out of business. We ac-
cept the challenge"
Mr.. lehman stressed it was with
regret that the National was be-
ing eliminated from the legitimate
field He admitted tat the theatre
could be reconverted as a legiti-
mate theatre overnight. even af-
ter it becomes a movie house,
should Equity change its stand.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12
Negro Nurses Can
Now Join ANA

C-IC--(c, 20 e. (spec
The American Nurses As
TONS House of Delegates 70
give direct membership to
nurses who are barred in
states, chiefly in the South
normal procedure is to ioir
a state organization an offic
the organization said in a
to question raised during tn
cussio.
The official also stated tn
Negro nurses in all AZ state
now beling to the Associatio
1t is estimated that about
Negro Nurses throughout the
as well as i other sections
nation will be effected by tn
ruling.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

1t is a well known fact that
seven-eights of the bathing beaut-
les seen at swimming pool can
swim. 1t is also a fact that one
third of the bathing beauties seen
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Since J.L.R. is paying her home
town most welcome visit, she
also gets around an awful lot.
Everyone will miss her terribly
when she departs for northern
territory.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Ask S.P. what is so rare as a
night in June, and he will probably
answer day at Thomas Lake
When he says that he is going
fishing, don't take the guy serious
y.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

LII. and FL. can't seem to make
up their minds. To be or not to be,
that is the question. Or still maybe
it would sound better-To be or
not to be, that is the answer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12
IT'S The LOW DOWN

on the beach can swim.
Don't get tn weird idea that +.
L. has turned into snob. She only
has a case of higher yearning.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

MAS. heart gladens when L.
r. hits town, but l have it from L.
RS own lips that his heart is else
where (H-mmm).
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Who is the very suave guy often
seen at the Palm Club, and with a
different girl on his strong (Oarm
each time? If anyone knows, tell
me
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Seen slipping sodas through
straw and looking very coy were
L. D. and B.M.J. (O
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Every week on Thursday night
is ladies night at the Sky King,
and the wolves go on the rampage.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

I suggest that HIS. listen to tie
entire recording of "Heartbreaker"
and so do a lot of other people.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12
E. r. Edwards

MOBILE, Alabama
Although r. d. swears to be
married, no one seems to have seen
the lucky CD one.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

J.J SENS to have different girl
friend as the weather changes
Who next?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Could a superiority compley be
the reason for O.W.'s extreme
New Look ?"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

The place sure is quiet since K.
L. went on vacation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Who is giving who the run
around, In or B.V.M.?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

Who is the guy often seen with
w B.?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-12

The Juniors at Central are say
ing,
go please tell me teacher dear,
Whom will / meet in school next
year,"
Evening star., 1948-04-25
LOTS FOR SALE.

l4-ACRE LOTS. 81 .,e95: water and streets
included. Falls rd.. Montgomery Hunt
CORP, COR SO, Oh. s' s44s. Na5
Two-ACRE WOODED TRACT. Fairfax
Co. . blks. from hishwaS with bus service;
already being built up. Priced s1,s0O,
more, more Phone GE. 1887 -25
LARGE OAK TREES cover this lot of "a
acres in Fairfax Hills; lot has beautiful
knoll for homesites. and adjoins pretty
by nice homes and estate. Priced 81 $50;
with liberal terms Other tracts wooded
or cleared. Phone GE. 1887. rs
LANHAM PARK (out Defense highway
Lovely lots. outstanding values, 100 feet
front by 100 feet deep, $3.50. 500 down,
lovelE home site-a place well Situated
with beautiful trees and room for flowers.
and a place where the kiddies can romp
and play and still have such indispensable
city eonveniences as city ~ater eiect5iclry, M
connections-then come out to Lanham
Park one of Prince Georges County's fast
est growing communities-vhere you can
still get nearly half an acre Of land Ior
fer, so that you can pay for your lot In
small monthly payments. Come out and
buy-but We promise you will be Impressed
Sth the value osrsd and R,dsss the aetiylsy st,en
ton invited. Directions: Bladensburg rd.
to Peace Cross, turn. right, out Defense
highway. miles to larse sign Lanham
s s. on oneb left sas sae .nd %
10 a. m. until dark. THOMAS F HALEY,
Broker Phone Hyattsville 01o7 Or Union
7S4a Write or phone Tor peautl1ul lrss
folder showing ADVANTAGES OF Lanhsm Park' az
Evening star., 1948-04-25
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

100000 SQUARE FEET of level sround;;
zoned Industrial with exceptional railroad
frontase Located in Northeast section OF
Washing Ton, near business district. very
convenient for trucks operating on No |
hlehway. Bladensburs rd, or New Yors
Exclusively by H. CLIFFORD BANGS,
Realtor. 200 Investment Building, 10Th
and ste NV. ME. 033O. -
IL 900 SO. TT INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
corner att and Girard SITS. nc. raj road
sidin- all improvement; priced to sell.
See Mr. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Blds, DI. $500; eyes, CHI.
ciSDER-BLoCK PLANT in operation on
l24 acres. in Kenlworth: 5s3 IT. r.r, sid
ing on property BELFIORE CO.. Realtors,
exclusive agents, 1911 ! ST. NV. Dl. oo23;
ON RAILROAD SIDING, ; acres 3 build
ings. BELEIoRE CO, Realtors 1911 L
About 10000 So. Fl. with SIS IT. on on
r. +. at about 6oc it.. or an of1er; TINS
lass of property is hard TO find and ! !
would advise an immediate call. Also
5000 So. it. in Tskoma Park area. es.
# This is a real buy. as adjoining
trade for apt. or business property. For
III LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY co,
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground, D. c
md 11aa4BoWS Mf seFSad VIZ slld'3ss5 1sS5 all prices
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL LAND. on ,r.r. sid
ine in Northeast WASHINGTON: for sale
call WORTHINGTON. CHI 464O
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE ONL-sTORY BLDG. located Will
son BLVD heart of Clarendon. Va: 81
900 "a, IT.. ample parking space: $1,000
monthly. ARRANGE ASSOCIATES. 100
s. WASHINGTON, Fails Church. Va, FA
sHoP, rear of 9e7 G st. n.w.-suitable
business or storage: alley entrance. WASH
INGTON REALTY. GE. $500.
NE. COR. Eth AND YOU SITS. NM
story bui.dinG. so it.. by 100 # display
room and shop; sprinkler system. modern
See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Rldg, DI. $500; ewes, CHI
100 BLOCK 9th ST. N.W-l,30n to =
500 so. # clean space, OH md A.; nice
ONCE. washroom also garage on wide
alley If wanted, A NJ. ROTH. RE. 1870.
ENTIRE BLDG. near 7th ST and Indiana
avr n.W.1, store and upper floors
aDproX. $500 sa. IT.; oil heat. freight
er Tor: entrance on two streets: reaS.
r-r. LEASING dept. LEO M BERN
STEIN a. CO. 1tl5 K 81. NV. Me. 500.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and ohor comml properties. incluains
out -oi-,oun che in store companies list
CT M Xtely. LEO n 5ERNsTE1MS, d
LACE GoING FEsTaUF Ant. IN bost
'r-lr- $ eCtioa Of AeHandria: unusual
0aHortuni-y, Call MR.. MACDONALD. ,EX.
900 sc
.%LI>GTcN-1n center of county. in busy
Sho-oinz section f1reproo' bldg: full
bsmt may rem small units r. W.
MULLEN. |II1 Columbia pike, OK lSs@.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

yACANT-s rooms, 8 baths parking space
for ~ cars; completely redecorated' ex-
cellent location for agency or organizatlon
needing parking facilities; located on l3.p
roRP,. Realtors. DU. s55s.
builders, About 10000 50. #. OF COM
mercial ground for shopping center oe-
velopment located in the heart OF one OF
the largest apartment bulldlng concen-
trations in ArllnstSn For n,, comp1e'e n4a with d
mALcoIM ,ailI eal NI Real IaRsaET ESTATE, ow 5os4
WIS. AVE FRONTAGE, 25 it.. most desir,;
able bus site improved by s-rm.. bath, OIL
h.-v.h. det house; vacant, open today'
l-e 4712 Wis. ave, S. M. ORRlSoN'
fNS,9G,.Itoow BTNGALow ON $3.50 so. FT of hrst-
commercial ground; oil heat; gar; excel.
loo. on main thoroushfare and : sIde
MIR. MALCOLM, oW. 30.4, DU. n407.,
2nd COM. sl5 Newton st. n.e.-Over IL :
900 SO. It.; large frame house: US Used a. as
9ee p ana s25f Ra sss 6%5 pTnD rA ''
.if . FIRST RIooo4fs ocoo4NfMsERCIAL BUIIDINGs, mr..
5ta and K SITS. NV, q sound inyestmcnit Gni
price for the > buildings. S36.93N. 30
ca sh, arst trust for balance. LOWERf q
MELTON. SH 1900.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. just off Conn. ave;
in 1000 block OF ST n.w.-l4 rms, }
be tbs. English easement which can be
ea silly converted to business: location suit,
able for most anv type of business; priced
to sell HARRINGTON, Daleview $500
Ist COMMERCIAL. near Ga. ave and Ken
nedy st.-Row brick OF large rooms 1Is
Cali Mr.. Widmyer, IA. 34o5, with Bet
ZEIL, DI. 3l0O. ~
Evening star., 1948-04-25
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

FLORIDA HOME FOR d. c. PROPERTY
A beautiful mod. 6-rm: and bath masonry
bungalow. One Of the, best Residential
shores Beautiful lot. having 225-ft 'front.'
age with over "a acre of masnificently
Handicapped lawn eauipped with sprink-
Ter system. The residence is perfectly ap,
pointed and Thoroughly modern. Oriental
rugs and antiques are, incl. There, is a
small apt. of . rooms, kit. and bath nov
Priced at only S250O0. Complete in every
respect. The owner will exchanse toi
Washinston. D. G.; property, Phone Mr.
LUCHS CO, 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
WILL TRADE 100 TO 200 ACRES near
rapidly growing section of general silver
ment clear of encumbrances; for equities
in apartments. commercial or other IN
GEO J. MOSS, Realtor, Shepherd 900
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT, I..3oO So.


Pa. AVE. Sc. bet Branch and Carpenter
-l00Xl 90. priced at So! 800, or will con-
HEs as easns cARRoL 81 uSef fR car % H. eSss TR
1000 so. FT. suitable for shopping
center and gasoline station site. a. inter-
sec:on Of main highWaysi ys only fay miles miles
considerably under present value: ma &c
an offer. E. 5. PRICE & CO.. ME.
We HAVE COMMERCIAL GROUND in Sill
vcr Spring and Wheaton areas suitable
Lor any type OF business: pr;S,eo LOW low
80 900 50. #; or Will ssubdiyide into Size iz
vile I'd; GOOD 6-fm. and bath frame
house on property which can be cor
price $4,000, on liberal terms. E. s;
PRICE & CO, NE 1850 PL. l:3l, or call
Mr.. Price: 81 1929; -
inv property A M ROTH, RE. 1a30.
MT. VERNON AVE. 65-ft, front by l1o
GOOD terms. A: NJ ROTH, RE, 1880. -
MT. VERNON AVE, Alex, Va; fast-srow-
Ing shopping deysIopmeni Es nH1H area ideal iof
business % S. district: heavy traffic; SOFT
front; over 1000 So: IT,; priced rieht
FIRST COMMERCIAL; 100 #. on Mt Oh
So 50, # FIX. 34oo: ewes, Georgia 5711.
4 CHOICE TRACT OF approX .oo,ooo So
Ice. i1ontase on Georgia ave. extended,
uncxcelled for shoppins center and 1heatGr
sic: priced low E. S. PRICE &; CO, NE.
$3.50. PL. l"3l, or call Mr.. Price 81.