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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-24
JONATHAN STANDS UP FOR HIS
FRIEND

VIZ HEN Saul openly plotted the
w death OF David, Jonathan
begged his father to reconsider his
course and spare the life Of the man
who had killed Goliath and had
proved himself the valiant friend Of
Saul. This was the final test of JON
athan's sacrificial love for David.
He might have remained silent, thus
aiding in the death of the one man
who stood between him and the
throne But Jonathan was made of
the stout texture which counts no
sacrifice too dear for friend. He
was willing to stand up and be
counted when it meant that he
would not become king Thus we
see that true friendship is not al
ways easy 1t usually is very costly,
but It pays big dividends IN the coin
of eternal wealth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-24
Freedom Is A
Haunting Dream .

Americas most pa
Nooro poets, who won recoenn
80 &c lawyer through serVice
- deputy encouragement oil
Co,;sornia and as Mademoiseiie
award winner for 1916 Tor sisn"i
achievement in law:
.s an IsraeIite walking sea
bottom. .u,.,s
was a Negro slave Oh n'eA
D, an immigrant in ships
steerage. -
Mormon searching for a
temple.
was a refugee on roads 10 n'-
where.
Always the dream was the same
Always the dream was freedom,
,or,ca was a new dream ana
new world to dream 1t H.
AMERICA was the vast sleeping
Gulliver of the globe.
, 80 free
America was the uie~N
dom -. on;,drsn
beg to hear 49,, ,,snt
No heroes rode down 'Ae s.,,1a 9ee
10 VAIN atorred and
Ours is tale VI ~
blackened trul'' -. .no
A tale OF e"eto'
nest ,ou .nd Of
Ours is tale 'of munger anu
hope
.o,oss |
1A s;.tr
I'D wbispered with the wind,
doom of forty acres and
r,mIo
a,,;r ones own and rest days
1890 and Mace for ones
ohi,dran
a. oh;1dran,s children at last
AZ Tlu - song in a weary throat.
oh olive me a song of hope
Anu
ne, tbo Moor who hate,
VIA BROOD of earth's lean sea-
CONC
u,, navar saw the stars and
~ bod M time for singing
,... Tho moor the land robbed
whites
Pity the DIdcA IL Us - or,,ir
Pity slave and serf' DUN 'i'An9
to De Tree 49,, eo+o -
Forever bound by common l"V0 -
common destiny
-, tho
dirge of history. ITO.
Hear the soul VI
piercing the long nsn'
And hold our youi ~
your hand.
i
OF US VINO uSi MY o
to the Spite OF every oulS0
Nor left the uleni'y
Let none say, "These were
not men but towards all
With eyes dull-lidded as d iloe
They labored long Ou' N0' ~,
Striving from blind perpetual
fear.
Retter our seed rot on Inc
ground
And our hearts Oui ~
Than the years be empty Oh our
imprint.
,os
We have no o'nei 0
but tnls. 4b..o
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Survey Of Nurses
In Mississippi BY
State Health Dept.

Recently Mississippi had a GO
UNCOVER with a fine tooth comb
for the purpose of locating all of
the nurses in the state. To this
roll call 2,646 nurses responded.
Of these 2,263 were white fe-
males, s white males, and 282
were non-white females. Race
was not stated on SO records.
The distribution by race was So
percent white, IL percent non
white, and 3 percent not stated.
OF the 2,646 nurses who filled
out and returned the information
blanks to the Mississippi Com
mission on Hospital Care, 1852
or SO percent were graduate
nurses and 1904 or Al percent
were non-graduates. II was found
that a total of 81 graduate nurses
were either not registered with the
Board of Examiners for Nurses
or they did not so state on the in
formation blank. There were l,471
registered nurses of whom 1851
were registered in Mississippi.
Race distribution in graduate
nurses was 1,443 or SO percent
white and SO or 4 percent non
white. For non-graduate nurses,
there we're 1913 or rs percent
white nurses and 2l9 or 20 per-
cent non-white.
County distribution varied
widely with a range from no
nurses in two counties, one in
South Mississippi and one in
Northeast Mississippi to 354
nurses in Kinds county. In 10
counties less than 5 nurses an
swered the roll call and in %
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counties less than 5 graduate
nurses we're recorded. The num-
Der of graduate nurses in Kinds
county was 228: in Warren coun-
ty, 1876; in Forrest county, los;
and in Washington county, 80.
Graduate nurses in the roll call
have attended 321 schools of
nursing in 33 states, the District
Of Columbia, Canada and Scot
land. Sixty-four schools in Mis-
sissippi we're represented with l.
064 graduates; 80 schools in Ten
nessee with 148 graduates; IS in
Alabama with 81 graduates, 20 in
New York with is graduates; Is
in Illinois with is graduates, and
Is in Louisiana with SO gradu-
ates.
The tabulation and analysis of
this roll call were made by Miss
Margaret E. Rice, supervisor of
Public Health Statistics, State
Board of Health.
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ter's parents, MI. and Mrs. Les
ter Mallette, Sunday.
Leo Davis and family of Pas
cagoula were guests in the George
Cole home Sunday.
Hubert and Raymond Mallette
made a business trip to Hatties-
burg Friday.
The Fort Bayou Home Demon
stration Club met at the home of
Mrs. v. B. Taylor for the Feb
ruary meeting. No business ses-
sion was held as the president
and vice-president were unable
to attend. Those present, beside
the hostess, were Mesdames c.
Lough, r. M. Spaulding,. George
Cole, Schneider and Monroe. A
pleasant social hour was enjoyed
by those present. The hostess
served delicious cake, jello and
coffee. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Oak
land Walker.
Mrs. j. M. DeSoto returned
Saturday from a three weeks stay
in New Orleans.
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NEWS FROM
Arena

Mrs. A. Stricken returned to
school at Williams last
Wednesday after being out al
most three weeks with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Roberts OF
Mobile spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M,
], Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mondell Williams
and little son of Prichard visited
Mr.. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Williams, for several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stricken
had as guests last Saturday their
sons, Stanley, Johnnie and Leon
ard.
Mrs. Eli Dudley is staying with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Tourguest, at Orchard.
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Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Dudley Of Port
Arthur. Tex, r expected to ar
rive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stricken
visited the Underwoods in Agri-
cola Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Strickler, Mrs. A.
Stricken and Miss Maggie Drum
mond of Tanner Williams spent
Saturday in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stricken
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
w. c. Lang and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lang in Wilmer, Ala,
Sunday.
Mrs. Drury Dudley visited Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Galloway and
Mrs. Eliza Stricken last week.
The Sewing Club met with
Mrs. A. Stricken Tuesday AFTER
noon with Miss Albertina Strick-
Ter as co-hostess.
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Community Sing
Set For Sunday
AT Court House

On Sunday, February %, al
1880 p. m. the Pascagoula Sing.
ing Convention will meet, D. o
Strinefellow, president, announc.
ed.
Outstanding features of the
sing will be selections by the
Roundtree quartet of Mobile
with Rance Barkley as accom-
PIANIST.
Gavin Hamilton. president OF
the Jackson County singing con-
vention, and a group of singers
from Hurley are, also, expected
to take part on the program.
A program of group singing is
scheduled for the afternoon from
the 1948 Convention Song books,
Mr.. Stringfellow stated. Several
local pianists will be accompan-
lists for the sing.
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Knox w. WYse
Dies AT Residence
In dscugoulo

Knox Warren Wyse, retired
Tennessee undertaken and a
resident of Pascagoula for the
past two and a half years, died
at his home, 1924 18th Court,
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Wyse
was a native of Crockett county,
Tenn, and he had owned and OPP
Grated the Wyse Funeral Home
in Halls, Tenn, for 80 years, re-
firing because of i'll health.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary L. Wyse, and his
father, H. L. Wyse of Pascagouia.
His body vas sent by Fails Flu
neral home to Halls for funeral
services and interment.
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spent Friday with his father, W.
A. Vaughan of Wade.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Wy
att of Biloxi were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hardy at
Big Point.
r. c. Faggard and Jesse Wat
son were business visitors to Ag-
ricola Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Mcleod of
Pascagoula visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Nc
Leod of Wade last Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Emily Davis, a
Wade High school teacher, are
wishing her a speedy recovery
from her sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Brown spent
the weekend in Columbia. Mrs.
Brown is returning a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Thompson who
was a recent guest OF the Browns,
The Rev. c. A. Williamson
filled his regular appointment at
Caswell Springs Sunday morn
ing and evening.
A loyalty campaign is being
sponsored by the Caswell Springs
church school. The class having
the largest attendance from now
to Easter Sunday will be enter
tanned by the rest of the school.
The annual revival for Cas-
well Springs church has been set
for two weeks, beginning, May II.
The Rev. Roy Wolfe, associate
director of the Board of Evan
gelism of the Mississippi Confer
ence, will be the guest minister.
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News From Wade -.
James Kennedy Honoree AT Surprise
Birthday Party Given On Saturday

A surprise birthday party was
given for James T. Kennedy Sat
urday night by Mrs. Kennedy.
Hill billy music was PLAYED by
Herman Tully, Gene Langley and
j. T. Kennedy. Refreshments
were served to IA guests.
Thursday night, February IL,
the Wade boys and girls basket
ball teams Won over DIV. of
Pascagoula by large margins in
the Wade gym. Friday night
they returned the game in the
Pascagoula gym, only to have
both teams come out victorious
again by one-sided scores.
Mrs. Bradley, home economics
teacher at Wade High school,
chaperoned a group of high school
boys and girls to Mardi Gras
Tuesday.
Miss Ada Bond, the elemen-
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INITIATED INTO MEDICAL


Robert F. Carter, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Carter,
420 E. School avenue, a pre-med-
zeal junior at Louisiana State
University has been initiated into
the Beta Tau Mu fraternity.
One of the oldest honorary So
cieties on the campus Beta Tau
Mu is an honorary fraternity for
pre-medical students. 1t requires
its members to have a "B" aver
age.
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tary supervisor, was a welcome
visitor to the high school last
Friday.
Mrs. w. T. Joynes is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Crawford in Pascagoula.
N. c. Everett of Moss Point Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Golf
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Watson and
daughter visited r. c. Faggard
Saturday night and enjoyed cof-
fee and birthday cake with him.
LaYman's Retreat
The Layman's Retreat held at
Caswell Springs. church last Fri
day evening was a great success.
There were l31 in attendance.
Everyone enjoyed inspiring mes
sages delivered by outstanding
laymen of the district.
Andrew Vaughan of Kreole
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

YALE PROFESSOR will exchange house.
New Haven. for house or apt, washington,
one year. or will rent furnished unfur-
niShed Children. H. PENNIMAN, 235
Mix ave, Hamden, Conn.
WILL EXCHANGE arm. house (phone),
unturn., in Bethesda area, for 3-rm. and
bath unfurn. apt. in D. c.; rent, $50 mo.
Rent about the same. Call WI. 1851
any time, la
WILL EXCHANGE det brk all mod house
in Flushing, beautiful suburb of n Y. City:
has g lovely rms. and also optional B
rm. Office below on ground f.. sui <,le
for medical doctor or dentist, from ] 10 >
years. for or nm. home in Wash, D. c.,
NV. section. ME. 4l94.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, part furn. for ] or 9
bedrm. apt, No direction to children.
Write Box l39-M, Star.
GEORGETOWN FOR NEW YoRK-Charm-
ing house, > large bedrooms. Ia baths,
fireplace, garden furn.. unturn) for
quiet Groom apt, in Manhattan. preferably
Village, RE. 6226, Apt 30S. To-
OKLAHOMA CITY-Government official
Will exchange mis- beautiful home there
for comparable home IN Washington OF
vicinity. Call SCHERICH, Taylor 7l2l
/ WILL EXCHANGE use beautiful 3-bdrm
white brick in Dallas for - -bdrm. Oct
house Wa4hlngton area MR. McCUL'
LoUGH; RE. 5000, Ext. 1913, ewes, sat.
S SEw s @a ROOM ebath brick home ir
Washington or nearby Maryland. WI
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas, rates; Will accept your surplus furni-
ture as pert payment on your moving,
storage. TIA. 1881; after pr m, GE. - T..
SMALL JoBs-Pers effects. baggsge, etc;
sun, ANAcosT1A Al" McVERs. o4 Ak s 4ss
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing Phone NO 0IO4,
uNIs0 }N, sTqRAGE, GO ms est 1905
s seryice' furniture m2yiog and ,,b baql5Sg
piece wrapped and Insured, reas rates
Call any time. MR.. COOK, Gil. 5l37. 5
REDUCED RATES, 8 average, rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for So per month Reasonable rates
for addditlenal space, SAFETY ,sTo q
TRANS. co. re. 5lsS or TIE 1885
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; So
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam,
age: also packing. Grating. AK 6446.
MOVING BY vET--Exper; help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137. -222
EN- GI-Local. long distance moving, pack
ing and storage. No lob too large or small.
GLOVER TRANSFER. RE. $3.50. 20.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

SORTHEAST-6 rms and bath, row brick;
earaee. oil heat immediate occupancy
TTWNosBBEEDrRooM detached brick BUNGALOW:
e.sctric kitchen. screened porch; automatic Gn
washer; yearly lease: S1:5. FA. 3l96; ;.
SEPT 11Compietey ne bsa 6-E COZ rs or,rk
M Inae chef f' Stove. full basement $3.50: re-
fined couple desired, CHI. 1908; IL
TAKoMA PARk i ,Ds;de de e,,,c efI
heat. fireplace. new de luxe refer. and gas
stove; front porch: attractive grounds with ~
patio; :. blocks Ks, from rom express bus; S7"o
e, m E. nFFRRANk II Silver sprinr-Bsaut
home. has everything desirable, three large
bedrms., 1i2 baths, porch, yard sar.' two
S s1S i yr for Years or sell sci 500 Id
ARLINGTON, 10 min. PentaEo9n-Five-rm
mod bupealoW b 5edFms npsEP,soe stt on
finished bsmt with bar. fenced back
yard; avail. Sept /. CHI. 6@45 after .
y WILL EXCHANGE modern a-bedroom
house, ne. for modern 2-bedroom apt,
MODERN 5vRooM BUNGALOW. . yrs old;
iSHated on a. aSe and fro
D. c. end Baltimore. Call Greenbelt SIT
1saa vARNUM ST NV. near, 16th-1s
F iaHf fq5nl asgss; e. Pss, Os app.
s Mda Ssdr4s bath itThs Tm aims s
sttsE e; 40 Friday. Saturday; after l
s sTadSrii I'll BRICK GRIN. residence, mr.
Monastery; screened back porches, avn
inss, Venetian blinds throushout house,
~ 80 baths po %-cso scr 81 resp party with
eiGa Ell 0i pARKss bedrms,. . baths
oil heat. gar.; avail immed.; SlS5 per mo
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horhwes..

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, mr. Mass.
aveMNewly decorated house for large
bath on list foor, also living room, M dining ms
room, den and kitchen All rooms are
s nG nlGeiy anaSe 0Go lot
aMfRTcASS rNIy. PARk. Wit , biks.
Of St AIMS Church Weloconstrue.ed
lot. Ideal, for children. soft liv., nm,
fireplsce. din. nm. kit, bedrms.: bath,
: screened porches, / open porch: gas
AisdINs 'f EfsIf n d0 n's Or '' ssss
Something very special in I,
den. screened porch, nice sized dining room
and kitchen; bedrooms and . baths and
lots of cupboards, on Ind f., rooms and
oak trees: beautiful surroundings EARL
T; WRIGHT, WI 5000; ewes. HUI. 1898,
BETHESDA yICINITY-1f your wife drives
or rides bicycle. this is the house for
you; picture windows with beautiful view
E he fsar Of one sseS
S Wsll financed n w, EARL r WRIGHT, wi.
neutrality-suspicious. 6-rm. brick gas
heat. incl9sed porches rec rm eouiek
I RScS NJ Ra aaI $50 20 T e ssoo WASH
BRIGHTW0oD-sem brick, open to.
day, 2-6--515 ,Rittenhouse---6 rms. tile i
bath, oil h.-w,h. mr.. schools and buses
reasonably priced, economical home S.
M ORRISON. RA. 54l6. exclusively
BRIGHTWOOD-2-fam brk.. good cond !:
gar; owner must sell; priced right H T
RANDOLPH. RE. 2l37 or TR. 7265
BRIGHTWOOD-6427 End pl; immed. oc-
cupancy; n-Story Diet brk.. 6 rms, tile
bath, rec, attic, lge. yds., oil &C. heat. gas
INV. awnings, screens, shrubs: nr. 3
schools and rec. center. UN 7O45.
BRIGHTWOOD-Detac brick. vacant:
open today, la; 1914 End st. NV; beau
tiful Cape COD, modern, featuring lovely
large porch. bedrm. and bath on LIST hr.
= bedrms. and bath on 2nd fun basement
with rec. rm., bar and powder rm.: oil
h H.. garage, large level lot: reasonable
price; terms to suit. HAMILTON REALTY
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brick. rms. .
baths. gar: fruit, evergreen trees: redee. !:
vacant; 1000. OWNER, RA 1857. 10
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OWN YOUR OWN APT. HOME
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOUR-BEDRoOM, o-bath home in Silver
Spring; nicely furnished; roomy properly
lily with children. available middle of Sept :;
Sis5 month R p. RIPLEY. Realtor, SH
55i9. Closed Sundsyl -, -, =.
CAPE COD" bedTms., Nv rm' k "
din, nm. bath. perch, piano, utn; SloO
mo Box 3G-M, Star.
KENSINGToN-5 bedrmS., Ia baths; Ice
lot with garden and fruit trees close 70
e eiGpSS MRS. NHGAYcRAFT, PL os3s or =
W washington St, Kenslngton Md. = :
MI. FROM PENTAGoN. in Va; 2-bed-
room brick house; excellent furniShinsS
Ne isa in n Wesley BUCHANAN " "
Beautiful VA. HOME, 10 mi; from
Pentagon' oveglooks pvt lake, Whion NJ Is
etc; - rooms. } baths, many freplaces
. screened porches, larse Mt vernon
front porch, oil heat Gear garage. barn
handsome lockwood garden near modern I'm
school: available TO responsible person tol
$50 per mo. Telephone Fairfax @5isW
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrooms = baths.
recreation room, ! car garage prefer
year lease, $40 per month naGNpp CSn C Nt
B Bar ,o RA H065 aye h HA6 Be 500 Is
FOR RENT, furnished. 6-room bungalow
Sl35 month $3.50 Wilson lane. Bethesda:
28 ni 5. MEADE ST. Arlington, Va.--Near
Army and Navy Club. Detached brick.
center hall, > bedrooms, baths, recrea-
WI Vol & son, Active Realtors
Since 1892, l1l9 Eye ST. NV Ma $40.
h Hiflr' SOY l5M JOHN SeG IIPscoMB & Co
CH. CHI Oh, MD.-country club dist; compl
furn, , bedrms., 81, porch. a baths, gar
ref; SIS mo. WI. 9413. 8 am. to =
NV. SECTION. furn. house, " bedrooms,
nv, rm::, din. rn1' rorch' garage OIL neat
5lRM. HOUSE with bath and shower,
bsmt apt, can be rented with the apt.
or without, newly painted and I pap aft q
new brick house: new furn.; sloo WIN
BE- BEAu u:tIFiSI DETAcHED BRICK 6-room
house, in excellent n W. sec4on: taste
fully redecorsted and GGompietsiy ,,, iqr
no children; sl5O per month. Gail Dl,
1915. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
tFsnsp.. lease; Si49 80. Sligo 3N5l.
Best SECTION = American UniverSsit y
Schools ISN !eG upstairs S' 4 BEDROOMS, ! baths
Downstairs, rs by "A IT. Nv. rm, WIN
hrcplace. opening onto large ar, I ,creen sta
tractive Kit, breakfast slcove. rec. rnl
with fireplace. gas heat, and mary o1oEzGGT
features Avail Oct. l. Rent S7oo
VIII RENT my furnished 6-room house,
large screened porch on Lee b.Vd Ariine-
!,
s-RM. AND IT'LL. RIM. BUNG.. nicely
Turn, Sll@; ADULTS Our No ~ hwy 70
Camp wash, right to LIST I'd, risht to @rd
f FOR R RE home. turn;: A.
ineton Forest; 500. HALL REALTY co.
SR, ANDREWS FIELD sE.-Conv; furn
> bedrms, iI. nm, kit, attic osmt: o.!
h-ah.; lge lot; Sl45 per mo. SP o61s-J
WILL RENT 7-room house. Sc, to 4 As
s sdus s eF 70 mo oeFsq qW V dso4 10
"a md AND ADAMS ms SITS tI; b sEls st p
completely furn.; 4 adults. no children:
VIII Least for W ST.? IN mo- 9&e5 h =
a-BEnROOM NICELY FURNISHED home
for adult family; Ions lease: SIS per mo.
E. M. FRY, INC.
4scs East-West Hwy. WI. $40. Ia
LOVELY 4-EEDRooM FURNISHED home
in an exclusive Bethesda neighborhood' no
objection to children: S2:25 per mo.
f M FRY INC.
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COOPERATIVE APrs.-sALE.

PTPIEx sNDILooR APT" ,Ia, TqSmi plus
ss.s5o nes sa,soo 500 down, 50 SIS monthly Box
LARGE i BEDROOM. living room. kitchen,
finette and bath, double exposure. over
lso nlfn bea 1r Siieo Greek IN Silver
n 1921 nte eas s s6a prne aph pay
balance Of about $4,000. 5000 Manches-
ter. I'd, Silver Spring, Md, between 10
i is? BBIhrMoRE ST. 500 to
5000 Front basement Office. Saturdays,
II e tn 5 G Or GE t5es ont ,,t Il5
posures 3 bedrms living "r rm.. sol IN
s s Is %s Mr. coRSrl5oR
Mr. 18th AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
Cony downtown location. l lge. nm. COM
pete kitchen. dinette, foyer, modern bath;
and at. extra lge. closets. Elevator and
,oS6: RE. .tssl: eyes: Wa $50. with
FRED A. SMITH. Realtor Ill" 18th st.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
500 Clydesdale p! n.w.-LiV. rm,, bed
in tub and shower Priced $1,000 up.
For single persons or couples We have
ss Sas0e smaller units f ih large y
bah priced s4500 to $4,000. Open daily,
J tc 8 pm. Directions: Out 18th St,
pa past Goq bdH Td o to o Adsm scr NH o ,d
moons cell AID. 00@6 is
ESTABLISHED COOP. near l4th ana
Clifton SITS. NV; large living nm, dining
space. :! bedrms, sundeck, kitchen, and
bath; large rooms. good condition; price
COMPLETELY FURNISHED corner apt;
foyer ltv. rm., kit, din space, bath: ex-
cellent CONDITION; near 10Th and Mass;
ave. Nv: $4,000 with $1,000 cash. Call
Mr. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST.
$500; res. MI 5OG4 Is
VACANT, SIS, 1000 DOWN
Lovely 6-rm. coop. apt. mr., Capitol, COM
ment and monthly payments like rent.
Fer further INFO call UN. 0159 or RE.
OWN YOUR OWN APT. HOME
Phone weekdays RE. 1918 or RE. l149
for appt. to inspect the following.
3-bedroom apt beaut surrounding one OF
j. Minis. from your door to downtown
area via public trans Quiet BIDS NO
children, no pets. Bedroom, liv. I'M, din
rm. KIT and bath. Price, $1,000. Cash,
soon Low monthly payments.
Lave for $3.50 a month, plus utilities, by
paving fun price of $1,000 for THIS en-
trance hail, liy. rm., kit. and bath apt,
spacioSs apt. home Just west Of 1eth
and Harvard SITS. NV. > bedrmS. baths
pantry and enclosed sun porch. Maids
quarters or premises. BendiX washer.
Venetian blinds, garage. Sub. cash pay
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Washington Building. tCo-OpeTative plan
of WashingtoE's cooperative apt. develop
mentS
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HOUSES FURh. OR UhFURN.

HOUSE, partly furnished. newly renovated
RUY DIREcT FROM owNER-New, Cape
Cod brick, Z bedrooms, improved gas
heat. large fenced yard, large basement
assume Gil loan. OV 500. 10
BEAUTIFUL partly furnished home, IN
piano; corner lot 3 bedrooms, :. baths;
vailed garden; in exchange for small apt :
In high-clasS apt. building. up to Sl-o
per month TIE 33SS 10
ii BEAUTIFUL SETTING. attractive b
bedrm house, partly furn. or uni9rn ,
SIS per mo, as Washington st. FAILS
Church. IA 493I.
GRIN. House, in good condition, near
schools. Indian Spring Village. Md. For
rnnt or "a lie RnN .r1-M. Star
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG COUPLE TO SHARE HOME with
smother young couple. Baby no objection.
$50. HI. 1864.
GIRL, with child. 10 share furnished
bungalow, yeYy reasonable. Call WA. 44e4.
lie
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FOR GUEST HOUSE

Convalescent home, organiza ton head
quarters, or club. One of the finest homes.
fronting AZ #. on beautiful Mass ave.
A mansion IN every respect with 81
large rooms, Ga baths, many large closets
end spacious Railways; also fire escapes
front and rear; heavy duty electrical
system with unusual number of wall out
lets il every room; splendid financing ar
RANGED. Phone Everett Scott. UN COOS.
with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
150n II ST NV. MA o34h Ia