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Evening star., 1948-11-02

THOs. J. OWEN q SON. .Auetionsers. 435
Southern Building.-Trustees Sale Of val
liable two-story row brick dwelling being
known Na as premises s27 Fourth, street
s!S:s ss:s
bre. sROeS II hs aaa and s tss ssas q ns
signed trustees viii sell At publis sucfien
Fa is'a: a.y Of ., IN nss%bs:' on
land and premises, situate IN the District
o. nna ss gag
viii William m b. 3. Web s'' and others, Trustees
subdiylsion Of lots In square numbered
peT pst Tseordsa snS in *: oc.
S.r ef tos ihs q 'aEs
q ss'1aRns 1 sr:ss ss tH' pc d.s aas ct
;eet south from the northwest corner Of
ssd lot said point II Ws ofnG sss
stresti themes east along said center me
s34i4 fsst to the esst line of Of. said ~ is,d ios
Gs Hans l7ss Sa fs's s.tSesh tS sas ssass md
street, thence west along said lat men, e 2,
fHs'a nss Of e'4ssr srset ns sS snss ss'
said east line. Of .4th street 15;s3 feet to
the place ot beginning; described n aS, e.
said Surveyors ofics In Survey Book l61
pFios sst deed of tr srast foP ' appprosimstslS
ssfoS0G VII g. snSaaesa aSEsasa efstiaS'ts s .hfs
y cash: 4 denosit ef $4,000 REQUIRED.
sSsssis soss srs p ss Compiled
ss'd ss r.:od sos b RsDs:s s stssr.scn ss
tees. JOHN SWAGART, IRWIN BRENE-
MAN. TElstees. oc2e.2s.30.no2.A
soSsh.pSw ewEs sos :gs.e'':s; 81:
N %ent aHad baiidips 'hessiHi esstsinias i isus sSsts
Conn Sns s:nas t Sptus
194e, being. Instrument No, 1901, rs:
seeefds ssassH aP' 81 the p,stslet q eougbs ssS
the tn W undsrsigned d trustsss viii sell. at public
ssst''a &! u t2ai q ~ PFfR2ssa 1Ss
sasssslsss fang sns premises; Situate y y
sRa isslns St Ss q n as'Is
Psrk," as per plat RECORDED n tRe Once
& hs m Tesr ss G tRs so staS a q
the date hereof said Block 10 ls nov
taSs.!en as ssusFEs Es,,,S& ,S&os TsrHs; So!dd So!dd
esIasss t.ss Ss sarssss
sale the purchase .sSys saia sHSS sTHss
ssaase ss Il a coavsssae.ns u esSsd essssosdns e sSev s
A d.y sths.s,. e asPe:s
ss ssd re l1iRs,ss ss ): sfyss
D. TSixLifE trustees. osa4.as'aeS ID
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi.
ness Once, llth and Pennsyl.
vania avenue, open 3 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 Am. to 3 pm.
Saturday, 8 Am. TO 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
On Page AS,
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]. FoNTAINE HALL. Attorney.

UNITED sPSTAs bls4ktc4 s4s 4stS59iK eoUKr
the pistrics Of GSllmbta Hqd!aE Pro-
az ays ss'ss Has 'fs h.
Columbia. letters Tsstamentsry on the
q Columbia. deceased, Ali persons hsvins
aslnsa aEsinssb e .abbs bhs are thses.
vouchers thereof, legally auth hsntica ted. to
Of oeto5er. Ab. 1913; H otHerwise s they @ may nay
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under its hand this eth
fss sas p TRus asf coAM2N44t NoAM2oN44t Say sy
HRSbokEE kEc codsWs dpsEseff n.sssr ss Of Atssiif Wis
for the District OF Columbia Clerk Of the
WILLIAM Z, FUREY q sTEPaEN G. ING-
stsEasy'b sSTs bsFsieF ssRsassP eotRf' eeo5tfRsf' FOR
the District Of Cplumbia, Holding Pro-
ssts si. GsuI.NS 7lgts4 AaRtntstrstionM
District Of Columbia, Letters festamentsrs y
persons haying claims against the. deceased
hhss5y Sousss1s sssnsd e sh sag y: susn
ss Day % Of H ocsoDss. edsS DsHes etSssvss tss
they may BY Law be excluded from all bene-
this 25th day Of October. 194s. Elsie ).
rnoboRG rGGnaosbEsoSRfGEn edasMEEs' daSss sea-. RsgsAs; A
Of Wills Tor the District Of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court, no2,0,l6
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AUCTION SALES (cont. J j.

southern Building-Trustses sale Of vsiu.
Premises No. 1870 deod HOPE Road. Gsu South T.
sss ;s:s anSy SS yssSs ss. iisss NO s';at sto
the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
guest OF the, party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell, at public
Monday, the 18th day Of November, AID.
194S, at 4:30 o'clock pm, the following
the District Of columbia, and desisnated
as and being Lot IL In square south Of
Square .561s In the subdivision made BY
Meadowbrook, Inc. as per plat recorded
trict Of Columbia. IN, Liber 110. at Folio
81. Subject to building restriction lines
as shown on said plat: also established
and shown on plat recorded in Liber ITO,
at Folio 25; and to agreement in dedica-
subject % eoyenants Of record. Terms:
sS1a sHssst g ptS5 a:eS ur.4 e rS:s e.
lars Of which will be announced at time
Of sale; the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit of $500
required; Conveyanctng, recording, etc,
at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled With within 80 days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may Be
adyertissd sSs and sspld z. rs diScrsten Of
LINER. trustees. no2,5,S,10,13
Evening star., 1948-11-02
HELP Msh AND woMEh.

BoOKKEEPER, fully experienced, Tor part
s!Ri ysEa siassa "S@'f ss ss'.S &.
position IN % isrse liaucr store. store scod ssisil.
opportunity for advancement. Bex 3o7,o'
smssins H housshoid % item direct 6 scn.
ss. Esas ssW stsrssSsk YSsk saWs siRs.ssse r,s ~
sS Row IS IS Fag Rhipf fiaR ia' to earn so V 1yy
Ykly.; full or spare time; kecm So.
HARRINGTON Hotel, 10 am. 70 Pa.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

THos. J. OWEN q SON, auetionesrs, 435
Southern Building-Trustees' sale Of val.
'ns Taels 1--WE .Eo,story semidstsshsd brick dxsIi
certain deed Of trust duly recorded, In
and records sS ts aG pst1cs sta S shs
and at the request Of the party secured
at public suction, in front Of the prem.
ises on Friday, the twelfth day Of Novem-
Der AID. 194s. at 4:3O o'clock pm, the
tolloVine; ;dsseribed land and premises, sit.
ignated as and being Lots and In
Adams ct al subdivision IN Square 447. as
per plat recorded In the Once OF the
sHSsysygr fS,y for h,, shs oiSt5iet q Columbia e
All cash, A deposit OF $500 viii be re-
auiree at time Of sale. Ali conveyanci1s,
II ss. q eompsd sns q
with within thirty days from day 81 sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to to. resell the property st the risk and
days advertisement Of such resale in
fs%s pussIoshsss y WsshaSsoa
BRUNO. trustees. oc30,n02 3,S,1O
Evening star., 1948-11-02

THos. J. OWEN d son. auctioneers. 4sb
able three.story and basement semide.
.ssh.f SB'f SSaas sasrn
No. 1916, recorded May 8, 1913 among
the land records Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction In front OF the
premises, on Monday the Fifteenth day
Of November. AID. 194s. st three o'clock
PM, the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of Co.
lunibia, and designsted as and being Lot 81
plat recorded in the once OF the Surveyor
County IL ct folio IS. Said property now
known for purposes Of assessment and
taxation as lot "a in Square 1858. Terms:
ton deed of trust Tor approximsteiy ST.
937 .0b. further particulars Of which will
An cash A deposit Of Sb6O 90 required
Gonveyaneins, 1recordine etc. At plI.
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion OF the
trustees THOMAS A. MEDFORD, GUY
TIMER, Trustees. no2,b,s.1O,13
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ADVERTISEMENT. A
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loons!nusd On NsF Ss"''
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sSs sSSss2 RansSa dSss't's"A L. A,.ssv sss w. ssss sa
SHOE. wanted. must be exp.
sasr sz1isa ssss
Ss.sss7!sy Sish sTsIvi;ns +; chain; ss sRS
fsS% sa2p %sl4aa .ss 'p e.
usuaT aoeery sn waoa ss
xpps MR %fHsR f1sS 7th e. W.
End a. any morning between s and 10.
g sobbaH bbaHon' 'rB8Usfi%Giss, 81 fiG%Gis experienced only;
ssSRRs9 pHARM' 'RH5ol !. Ssei cspitoi iLE s.. t.
SSsRa Ssss: rss Efsaszzgse azse, ,'isa ss::. ss.' fsse
sSSx RaS fCSsf%s i3sss sfGh Nj NAN. ns s.t.
e saadsss seod s%s pss san en-
ssoiGliic1roRs for dry cleaning route; no
$ss e u; is bRs 'Rs 'elsE as IN
srArJos u sys Vi WAGON DRIVER. must hay.
;sR ssI.s s,ssN sa. IT, sAsna AsSy
ss4ScK ssbeGffit foitsRSk for men, furnishing M store.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. a42 st. NV.
sToc|k.nooNs s,, E,ELPER M .4 slsstE!ss, part.
day; 49-h9yro week; Apply IN person,
TAIt0R, TO opersts shop, must be thor
ougflly experienced ladies' and mems wear
and financially responsible. PEELERE,
INC, a3os Rhode island ave. ne. pu.
TrEfEGGyrsIoN INSTALLATION MENIdet
into the new and exciting, held Of televi,
sion: must be mechanically minded and
hasa WORKING YpMHs Nv tEsin RAb1o Sos rEhT fats
YISif1ShI YTIRSnif1SIsfSS GSS slttvRlciEMasS Il ss who knows
risSt man, LusAR' INC 1900 Q St
TILE ESTIMATOR. with good connections;
percentage basis, drswjpg account; car
astSs 'A1fs vhs a2ss g :as
sslsssz.;s ssslsH.s ApPlS NJ, NJ NsRSn.Id, NIa'S MALCOLM
WASH MAN, exper; only, for modern leun.
ary; pleasant .TGk .Terkins sSnditiona; us. s.Its,!y
Ia.. ISRaia WI. XD'iS4 S4sS.S ssSgS' "'@A'' ''' As-S''
Evening star., 1948-11-02

Taos: J. OWEN . SON. austionssrs. 4s5
able two-story, row,briek dwelling known
as premises No. 1905 Good Hope Road,
seutheast. py virtue sf 8 certain deed
The pst,es eaumsis q as sas and d''Sia' st .s e
undsrsisHed sras..ss viii sell. ls0f 81 fpasiie she
auction IN front Of the premises, on Mon.
day the Fifteenth day OF November A.p.
l94s, at Four .hfteen o'clock Pm, the
following described land and. premises,
situate In the District Of Columbia, and
south q Square Ssls ip the subdivision
recorded IN the once OF the surveyor. for
the Dtstrics Of Columbia IN Libsr 10 at
folio n: subiec. to the Ppilding isstEie:
sa6, subject t. tS gFlsE. deed q trust ,or sp:
sale; the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. 4 deposit Of $500 90
REQUIRED; conveyancing. recording, etc,
piled with within thirty days. otherwise
advertised and resold at the discretion Of
the trustees; NJ. J. WRIGHT. J, J.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

$1,000 Up class-career op-
portunity for right man. Appointment
selling only. We have more contacts than
our present stan can cover, Supported by
radio and magazine publicity. Draw
against earned commission; ,ENcYCLo-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

SEEN HIM LATELY - Local po.
lice and FBI agents were looking
for w. II. Montgomery this week af-
ter the Birmingham promoter had
sold $1,000 worth of tickets to 1900
people for concert scheduled to he
rendered by the Trumpeteers, CHS
recording artists. A capacity crowd
filled BTwHs auditorium Sunday
afternoon and Monday night looking
for the feature attraction that never
arrived. Montgomery was last re-
ported seen heading north in new
Buick.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Truman Wins In Major Upset

In one of the most astounding po-
litical upsets in the history of our
country, President Truman won the
presidency on Wednesday carrying
the amazing total OF 2S states and q
plurality of more than million and
a half popular votes over Dewey.
Truman won like the true champ
ion that he isl He went to the frea;
in the first returns and never oSsee
relinquished his lead.
Not many of the lao million Auaai
leans would have bets quarter klAhl
the Democrats had chance aga'nsl
the COP ticket headed by the sVhxs
Tom Dewey.
But Truman made the pollsters,
prophets. and so-called political ex.
perts eat crow. After getting the
vagnest sort OF lip service from the
biggest party members. the presi.
dent went out on his own and waged
a poverty campaign that must have
reached down into the hearts OF the
average American voter.
In winning In this way. Truman
~ his own political boss. He can
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
browns While Fishing

The body OF Ronald Anderson. 10
of 1104 NV 3rd ave. was taken from
the bay off Macarthur causeway
on Wednesday. The body was dis
covered about 40 feet off the cause.
way bridge.
Anderson was last seen fishing off
the causeway Tuesday afternoon.
Harbor police had dragged the area
without success after Anderson
slipped and fell into the water Tues.
day while fishing.
The Pharr Funeral Home has the
body and funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

happened 10 France ia many years
occurred when Tony Yale. the
middieweight champion Of tho
world. was knocked out by Marcel
cerdan. Frenchman. I was stay.
ing at small hotel In Paris the
night Of the fight which was broad.
cast from the ringside In New Jer-
sey. It was three o'clock In the
morning in Paris. but / stayed up
TO listen. as did az least three mil
lion Frenchmen. Although I couidn't
understand the French announcer.
II was easy 70 tell what was hap
penlng b. looking az the faces
around me.
Possibly II there were come way
70 rebuild their pride ia their coun.
try. give them a reason and a viii
70 pull together for strong and
democratic nation. the French would
once again take their rsghtfui place
as great nation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Civil Service Board
Lowers Age Limit
For Patrolman

The City Of Miami Civil Service
Board after consulting with leading
Negro citizens has lowered the min.
imum age limit for Patrolmen from
25 TO 23. This mean that men who
have passed their gard birthday but
have not reached their 36th birth.
day are eligible 10 apply for this po.
sition. This change in the minimum
age limit was made for the purpose
Of recruiting outstanding young men,
especially those just completing
their college work.
The city Commission recently ap.
proved funds for the employment ~
ten additional patrolmen and appil.
cations are now being accepted at
Room 302 Courthouse. November
nth IN the last day that application
VIII be accepted. The examination
will be held November 24th.
The addition n ten patroImen
brings the toai number IL Negro
Police Officers 10 thirty which Is
greater than any southern city.
Every effort IL being made 10 select
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

ness Of the past Of France. ]
thoroughly enjoyed these sights. but
in view of present world conditions
was somewhat more concerned
about what the future holds for
France.
Frankly, / was disappointed at
the general apathy Of the people. I
met some wonderful Frenchmen who
we're very proud of France and who
were willing to fight and die for Il.
Most Of those TO whom / talked.
however. showed little concern over
the fact that the democratic insti.
buttons OF freedom Of speech and nc.
zion were tectering In the balance
In their country. That is. no one
seemed concerned except the com
aunists and the followers OF de
.Gaulle.
There are several possible reasons
for this appalling lack OF national
pride. 1t could be the continual
change OF governments with the re-
sulting atmosphere of instability
which seems to perrneate France.
Perhaps the ability o. the commun.
lists 10 divide. disunite and sabotage
all efforts az sterilization has made
Frenehmen believe the situation TO
be hopeless. II may be that the
French have lost pride in their ma.
ti0n because Il was so easily de-.
feated by Hitler IN 1904. Or Il
may be. and I heard this theory adj
vanced many times. that the young
men Of 1915. who would have been
the leaders Of France today. were
killed in the first World War. what
ever the reason. one thing Is GER
tain: II France falls to the com.
nmunists. or 20 a lesser degree 70 the
d Gaullists. a major blow viii have
been struck against freedom IN Italy,
IN England, IN the United States -
In the rest Of the world.
One Of the best things that has
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Your consressmon

BY Congressman George smathers
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
20 Gambling Cases
Dismissed

Ever since 1t. q, A. Denny blew
town after being ousted as head OF
the colored precinct. bolita and
bookie operators with gambling
charges against them have been
having field days in court.
The last OF some 30 gambling cases
were dismissed In court last week
becasse the evidence had left town
with the lieutenant and police have
been able 10 locate him or the bett.
Ing slips on which the prosecution
depended
As in the previous cases, Prose
cutor u. 3. Corlett asked the court
to mol prose- IL counts against thu
three final defendants. oil Negroes.
because Of lack of evidence.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Fl. Lauderda1e To
Get 25-Acre Park

Final plans were made this week
after . hearing IN circuit court for
condemnation N land for zg-aere
park site 20 BE- developed By the
city Condemnation proceedings are
scheduled for Dec. ana g.
a request 20 Fix the value or the
land and the amount 70 De paid By
the city for the property win BE-
made u jury AZ the trial.
Plans include development Of an
athletic field. swimming pool, recre.
alton hall and other fncilIfle
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Fugitive Convict Held

A 20 year.old escaped convict was
held for questioning Wednesday in
the death Of T6.year.old south MI
ami man and serious injury To HIS
wife.
Austin Roberts died ne 2:s0 Wed
nesday few hours after a panel
truck crashed into the screen porch
OF their home at ais N. Fourth St,
South Miami. His wife IN In serious
condition at Dade county hospital.
Tho driver OF the truck. lAontl.
fed az q Negro BY Wesley Mabry,
a Roberts neighbor, fled. Shortly
afterwards, Officer Joe stephens ar.
rested a Negro At a South Miami
bus stop, when the Negro held a
handkerchief In front Of his face.
John Durhame. 20. az NV End
ave. and fath st.. was identified BY
Police Chief r.. w. Mckinney aa an
escapee from the South Miami IAN
several months ago.
DurhAme has been placed In coun.
" jail pending coroner's in aueat
before Peace Justice o. -. sutton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Ioult Challenges Legality
OF Darlington Heights

A suit was filed in Circuit court
Wednesday challenging the legality
OF Darlington Heights, nade Coun.
tvs newest town that was incorpor'
ated by prejudiced Whites in an eff
fort to block construction OF Ne
gro housing project In the Brown
Sub area.
-four residents OF the young com.
munity asked declaratory decree
and an injunction against the town
officials. Judge Marshall c. Wise.
hart set q hearing for 1880 am.
Nov. 10.
Suit was filed by Bessie l.. Nash,
Levy o. Burke, G. A. IainE and
Leon c. Smallwood, who charged
only 100 OF the 1856 freeholders voted
for the creation OF the town. The
law requires a two.thirds vote, they
declared.
St. Julien T. Rosemond, attorney
for the group, said state Attorney
General j. Tom Watson refused To
lend his name 10 the proceedings.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

call bis own plays. He owes nothing
to anybody the American
people who reelected him.
Truman not only made gains for
his party In the Senate, but to the
country's amazement, entrenched
the Democrats in control OF the
House.
The TIMES asked various people
for statements on the election. No
leading Negro Republicans could oe
reached for comment.
Charles l.. Lockhart, spokesman
for organized labor. viewed the O.
lection as a personal triumph for
organized labor. Labor, he declared.
delivered the votes. The Taft-Hart.
ley anti-labor bill. he stated. VIII be
modified now.
Atty. G.. r. Graves attributed the
Truman smacking victory to the bad
record Of the soth congress.
James b. Nimmo. a supporter OF
Henry Wallace. felt that victory was
a great feat for organized labor and
that between Dewey and Truman
he welcomed Truman victory"
Rev. ]. b. Epperson. president OF
the Ministers Association. expressed
disappointment. He expected a Dew.
ey victory.
In ali the polls where Negroes
voted the president had a substant.
iai majority over ali other candl-
dates. Voting however was light in
these precincts most Of the day but
picked up during the Anal hours be.
fore the polls closed AZ Z pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

- WUW WUh
2 For Assault .aa
Dade COW of
m&SN 0apital crimes.
49, ~ruer were:


NeIson, 46. OF 1916 NV 9th
81 the fatal stabbing of Jimmie
hsu xhomas, "a, of the same address
last Sept. 26.
James Green, a., Of 16l9A NV
Bird ave., in the shooting of Hattie
Mae Green, 40. of the same address
Aug. IL.
James Outlaw. 20, Of 1905 NV LIST
CT. in the stabbing of Willie Small,
%. of 2942 NV 46th ST., Aug. 90.
Arthur Small, 81. Of 8S2 NV Srd
ave-. in the stabbing OF Charles
Smith, 80, Of 2ss NV sth CT. oct.
70.
Henry Odell. SS, Of 1924 NV end
Ct. In the stabbing Of Beulah Mae
Thomas. 81, of the same address.
Sept. 10.
Named In the assault indictments
were Clarence Walker, 2S, OF 1S14h
NV srd ct. charged with an assault
on a s.year old Negro girl. and Lonzo
Coniey, no address, on charges
brought by 26-year.old married Me-
gro woman.
The jurors declined TO indict Daisy
Bolton. %, OF 1866 NV 9Th ave-, In
IN fatal shooting OF her husband,
Jesse James Bolton. last July $.
The white man indicted Is Lester
Freeman, 20. OF 629s NV card ave.
rear. Married and the father OF one
child. Freeman was charged with
assaulting a four.year-old girl last
Sept. s.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

the very best material available AMI
plans for training are being deveL
oped.
New additions % the rapidly
growing force include: sammie II.
Moore. Augustus Matthews, II. Oar.
rett. Jimmie Wilson, w. Ferguson.
Reginald ssndllands. r.. Washing.
ton, Theodore Robinson. phllmr
Herout and Louis Duty.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06

Paris is indeed
a fascina I 1 n g
city. The wide.
beautiful land
scaped boule-
wards are un-
equalled any
where. and there
are inumerahle
historical monu.
ments and mag
nincerk build
Ings which at
test to the great.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Bandit Gets 3 Years

Curtis Lee Butter. 20. was sen.
fenced By Criminal Court Judge Ben
g. Willard today 70 three years IN
the penltenfiary for the gsa rob.
Derry % William n King. Terre
Haute, Ind. truck driver. Oct. rs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-11-06
Louis Fights Conn
In Exhibition

Worlds champion Joe Louis VIII
box Billy Conn again only this
time u wiil be Ground exhibition
match and the boys win wear IL
ounce gloves fn Chicago Dec. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2 TO II ACRE TRACTs-Ideal for home
site or subdivision; most are level, cleared
and cultivated; al. are located on paved
roads, within few minutes of Silver
Spring. All are priced for quick sale. For
details, ST. 1878. SUBURBAN INVEST
MENT & INSURANCE CO. Open TIL 8
STATE HIGHWAY and clear tide water
stream at the Potomac. 25 miles from
District; or 20 acres; reasonable.
HAVE ) NICE TRACTS of eA acres each;
Washington; some cleared, some wooded;
electricity available good bus service to
$50 per tract; terms svsilable with small
down payment. Call MI; Brown. CHI Ha;
0542. JOHN C. WRIGHT, INC, 209
"TiNCoLNIA PARK" Just opened; only u
mile from cloverleaf in Shirley hwy. at
Route 1885, convenient to bus, school,
churches and stores; 10Ox290 it. domestic:
$1,000, 500 down, S25 month. VERNON
NJ, LYNCH & SONS, owners, Lincolnia; Va.
WHILE THEY LAST-1O beautifully wood
ed acreage home sites, Shirley Gate Park.
Fairfax. go min. to D; e: via Lee bblyod.;'
HOTEL o oK Mo eSo e coTRf fs sr Gsls
on route Z at the top of Blue Ridge Mt,
A. miles from D. C. Call SH. 1913.
CoLoRED-BRAND- NEW PROPERTY, for
desirable colored, mi from D. c. on Cen
trail ave; $50 down; $40 per mo-; may
be subdvided water and sever within .
city blocks HI 4SS5 after m