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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

suing year They are: president,
Margaret Lewis; vice president,
Elizabeth Curry; secretary. Helen
Calhoun, and treasurer, Atha
Young, One new member, Mrs.
Earline Eason, was voted into the
club. Other members present were
Mines. Rose Galloway. Octavia
Mason and Claudia Chatham. The
next meeting viii be held Friday,
january q, at the home Of Mrs.
Rose Galloway 52s Emerson Ave.
No.
Minneapolis Chapter Of Praga-
metcia Sorority business Girls
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Sara Nicholson, 8 40 Fourth Ave.
So, Friday, January 7. Tentative
plans for activities in 1919 were
made. The Sorority viii endeavor
to give its first business college
scholarship to a girl graduating
this June from high school. II you
know of any girl who Is gradual
ing this June and will be interest
ed in the business course contact
one Of the members Of the soror-
ity, Miss Martha Kay is president.
Mrs. Allie Wilson, ss4s Fourth
Ave. So, returned this week from
Chicago where she had attended
an executive meeting OF the lay
mems League OF the Fourth Epis-
copal district. Mrs. Wilson Is sec
rotary Of the League, Mrs. VIII
son is a member Of st. Peters
church.
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QUEEN ESTHER SMT's
INSTALL OFFICERS

The Installation of officers for
the Queen Esther Temple No. 2,
S. NJ. r was held January 3. The
following officers were installed:
Worthy princess, Henrietta Pos
ten; vice princess, Beulah Cohron;
financial sec'y Vivajean Webb;
recording sec'y, Weller White;
treasurer, Lucille Woodland; chap
lain and chairman of the sick,
Anna Cannon; Senior marshall,
Jesse Jackson; jr. marshall, Lii
Ian Jackson; inside gate keeper
and outside gate keeper, Mr.. Theo-
dore Woodland; Josiah, Ida Rob-
erts; Zilla, Ruby Bobo; Pilot, An
ma Wright; and chairman of the
Trustee Board, Gertrude Mitchell.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

Minneapolis birthday greetings:
Jan. lS-ThOs Langums, 523 Girard
Ave. N; Jan. l9-Shirley Kyle, 36S7
4th Ave. S; Jan. 20-FranCes Roo
ney, llO7 Emerson Ave. n; Jan. 81
y. W. Baldwin, 6l2 18th Ave, n;
Mary Hubbard, 5ll5 Irving Ave. N:
Jan. 22-DOrothy 4. StOvall, Ssl5
5th Ave. S; Mrs. Vera Pratt, 2429
4th Ave. S. Mrs. Arie Pullum, 1851
18th Ave. S, Gerald Fleming, SIG
10th Ave. S: Ronald Judy Jr., 1891
Ith Ave. s. Robert Green, 3O7 Du-
pOnt Ave. n; lone Roach, 39l7 Fifth
Ave. s. Doris officer, $50 Fremont
Ave. N; Jan. 23-Sylvester Carter
Jr.; Jan. "a John Thomas, 39l2
Clinton Ave. So: Mr.. J. W. Ryan,
3437 Smelling Ave. s; Thelma Nc
Jean Hammond, 27E Clinton Ave.
: Essie Mae Sartin, 1918 18th Ave.
Out-Of-tOwn GreetiREHI Jan. 20
Aora Betram, Louisville, Ky; Mrs.
L. l. Clark, st Paul, Jan. binary
Williams, ArgO, Ill; Jan. 22-Mrs.
Bergia Bell, l947 n. 5th St, Kan
sas city, Kans.; Jan. 23-WHliam
Ogleton, Elmo HOLMAN, Kansas
city, Mo.
81. Paul birthdays January -
Maude Bush. 546 st. Anthony Ave;
GeOrgiana Myers, 1876 Rondo Ave:
Gertrude Willis, 1850 Sherburne
Ave, Wilfred Harris, $50 Carroll
Ave: Jan. 2O-Urlin Clark, 77s st.
Anthony Ave: Jan. 22-Mrs. James
Walker, 7SS St Anthony Ave: Jan.
23-Mrs. Lawrence Tarver. sos st.
Anthony Ave; Mrs. Cornelia Smith.
6i3 Carroll Ave, George j. Mann,
al st. Anthony Ave. Virgella Har-
per, rs Rondo Ave; Jan. Claw
renee Price, 7O6 ROndO Ave
Out-of-tOwn. Harvey Harris, Los
Angeles, Calf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson.
1854 Clinton Ave. So, celebrated
their third wedding anniversary
with a dinner. There were other
refreshments and games. The
guests included; Messrs. and Mes
danes Leonard Madden, w. II.
Richardson, James Officer and
daughter, Charles Mayweather
ST., Charles Mayweather Jr. w
E. Gray, Joe o. Napue, A. s.
Brown, Geo. Banks Jr., Fred Cal
lis, Clyde Murray, b. c. Brady,
Herman Officer, Leroy MCGOWAN,
r. B. Smith, Leonard Martin,
Theodore Woodland. Bert Smith
and daughter, Mines. Emily Lock-
hart, Jessie Clay, Lottie Hyde,
Doris Lane, Hazel Rainey, Lloyd
Smalley, c. Patterson, Georgia
Palmer, Lillian jackson, Corinne
Bum, Myrtle Stewart, Messrs.
Lloyd Smalley, George Banks ST.,
Jos. Patterson, James Corlin and
Floyd Patterson.
Miss Susan N. Harper recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Will
liams of 1866 Blair Ave. Miss
Harper Is a teacher in the New
York public school system where
she lives.
Little Jimmie Shelton is i'll at
his home with the measles. He is
the nephew of Mr.. and Mrs Leon
ard Madden. 1854 Clinton Ave. s.
Mrs. Milton Shanks, 37l2 4th
Ave. So, is seriously i'll in North
western Hospital She was taken
to the hospital Saturday, January
8. Her condition is critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henry,
2425 Fourth Ave. So, had as their
dinner guests New Years day
Messrs. and Mines. James Hester,
Gilbert o. Johnson, w. Naylor,
Mcssrs, John Williams. Homer
Vaughn and Miss Allie b. Glenn.
The guests spent the evening play
ing games and listening to music.
The CantinOs will meet Friday,
January II at the home of Con-
ME and Kathryn Chivers, 4O17
Clinton Ave. So
Mrs. Rosie Rlchey, 1908 Fifth
Ave. So, returned Monday, Jan
uary 10 from points in Texas
where she had been visiting her
mother since December 20. On her
way home she stopped off in Ma
son City, Ia, to visit her sister,
Mrs. c. L. Bennett
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
81. PAUL

New Years Day round of parties and fun year
old club that has not yet found for itself Members
the club Mrs Ruth Grice Mrs Juanta Harris Thomas
MunsOn John Whitaker Edward Schuck and Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Foster.
This group breakfast at II 30 New Years morning at
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Roma Is the hrst elephant born
in Europe in 10 years Il weighed
22i pounds and was born IN the
Rome 700 in August 1913
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A pound Of butter, costly as II
is, requires only 48h minutes Of
the American workers time. A
Russian must work 10 hours. ~
minutes to earn a pound Of butter.
A worsted suit costs the American
three days Of labor II costs the
Russian more than three months
OF hard work An American worker
Iabors but 10 minutes to earn
quart Of milk The Russian work.
er has to labor an hour and is
minutes for the same drink
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pital Thursday evening, Jan. 8.
The Non-ParieI Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Frank Gambol,
Wed, Jan, 8. First prize went to
Mrs. Irene Hill, second prize to
Mrs. Frank Gambol, and third to
Mrs. Eloise Stubs. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Rosetta Gardner.
Mrs. NJ. J. Black, Of All 18th
Ave, West, Birmingham, Ala, left
Monday night, Jan. 10. Since Dec.
"a, 194S, she had been visiting
with her two uncles here, Mr..
Jack Black, 673 w. Central Ave,
and Mrs. William Black. 1872 w,
Central Ave.
The Women met Friday, Jan.
at the home of Mrs. Percy Daw-
son, Sl2 st. Anthony Ave. Belated
Christmas gifts were exchanged
among the group Mrs. John Pet
tiford was also the recipient of a
birthday present. Mrs. Alfred
Stewart and Mrs. Alfred White
became new club members. The
Women will meet again, Friday,
January 81 at the home of Mrs.
Melvin Buford. 517 West Central
Ave.
Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan. All West
Central Ave, entertained the La
dies Auxiliary of the B.S.C.P. on
Thursday January 6. The guests
were Mr. Frank Boyd, secretary
of the BS.C.P.; Mrs. Harriet
Jones, secretary-treasurer of the
Minneapolis Auxiliary; and Mr..
L, G. Leverett, president of the
Twin Cities B.S.CP.
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the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Foster; had a cocktail party at 4
o'clock at the home of Thomas
Munson; had dinner at $50 at the
home of John Whitaker, and to
close the evening, a party was
held at the home of Mrs. Juanita
Harris.
Guests included in the party
were Virginia Jackson, Harriet
Gordon, Faye Schuck, Jessie
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Harris, Stanley and Reginald Har-
ris. Kenneth Johnson of Detroit.
Mrs. J. r. Jones, 914 Fuller
Ave, left Thursday, Dec. 80. for
an indefinite stay to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones of Kirkwood,
Mo. She will also visit relatives
in st. Louis and East st. Louis,
Ill.
CHAMPIONSHIPS ELECT
Airline v. Allison was elected
president of the Charmousette
Social club at its meeting Tues
day, Jan. 4, at the home of Ethel
Manning. Other officers elected
were Ethel Manning. vice presi-
dent; Mary Richards, treasurer;
Charlotte Wilson, secretary; De-
loris Walker, assistant secretary
treasurer.
Miss Virginia jackson, former
ly of 426 st. Anthony Ave, is
now residing at 4O3 Western, Apt.
4. Her brother from Detroit, Ken
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The o. 4. y. Past MatrOns and
Patrons Council will meet Sunday
January 16 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Lawrence Jr,
947 Iglehart Ave, st. Paul. All
members are requested to be pres
emf
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Marion McCadden flew into the city this week from
Tuskegee Ala She staying with her coun Miss Mary Lee
Her visit here due to the illness of her mother Mrs Lucille
Cook.
Mrs Cora Sanders returned this week from holiday visit
Kansas City She lives 1912 Clinton Ave &c. with Mrs
Evening star., 1949-08-30
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, clean cot
tagc. SH. O91S after 8 pm. 30
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Resort's S
most desirable apt 3 bedrmS., din
rm., liv. rm., all-elec. kit, full bath,
qcean es Can MRS. NEvEs' owner
BAY RIDGE-4OO excel. lots in this
fine section for sale. Prices dras-
tically reduced to as little as $3.50
with S75 down, easy terms. KASS
REALTY CO.. EN-. 500
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH - Two
bedrm cottage, for month of Sep
tember: reaS. GE. 6051. Il
WOODLAND BEACH, 25 miles from
D. Furnished all = modern cot
tages, $40 week up; immed. poss.
Annapolis 5329. 81
SHERWOOD FOREST furn. cottage,
sleeps 8; modern kit: 500, month
of Sept. Call OIL. 5639. 81
EXCEL. WATERFRONT cottage over.
looking Chesapeake Bay, Kenwood
Beach, Md. Elk. 0567 i
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-B - 4 rms.
shower, lavatory, hot and cold
water, eleC. range, Frigidaire; sandy
beach and row boat. Available now
to end of season. Call MI. 1909. i
SOUTH RIVER rms, bath, c.h.
water, elec, refgr.: good swimming,
boating. HO. 4299. 81
NO. BEACH PK.-Lovely e-rm. mod.
family, S55 for 2. Boat. WI. 9l13.
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Arlington Forest, $14,95O
One of the larger of these. Groom
bricks, located close to shopping,
bus. school and church. Call
F. E. MALCOLM
Real Estates, OW. 3O24. Arlington
Forest Shopping Center. Open till 3.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR sALEl AUTO TRUcKS-sALE (cont)
10 nanai

MIMOSA COVE, Deale. Md-A rest
full restricted place for nice homes
for good people, on protected cove
West River 6555, 40
Mr.. WARSAW, VA. Det. Il rms,
bedrms., :, baths, oil heat. huge
porches; overlooks Rappahannock
River; about | acre ground, pvt.
beach and dock. Priced to sell or
trade. For details, call RA. s700.
NEELD ESTATE, Plum Point on
Chesapeake Bay. Must sell. lge. liv.
rm with firepl, . bedrms., lge;
bath with shower, elec. kit. and
dinette.. 2nd f., lge. rm. Lge.
screened porch. high-class comm.
Fine beach. Incl. piano and all
furnishings. $4,000 or best rea-
sonable offer. EN-. 1926.
$50 ACRES, | mile safe beach, on
Potomac River, nr. Point Lookout.
Md Also 30 a on PIT. Lockout Creek
real fine oyster bed Sell or ex-
chanse all Or part. OWNER, ST..
kSpsk
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STORES FOR RENT

GIG 7th ST. S.W.-Desirable store In
desirable negihborhood. near school,
reas. rent, for further info. call J,
GERALP AID JUSTINE, 4l2 9TH st. n6w,.
sToRE@6a "a, Rse3; IT. by 20 it.. with 1e rear
automotive row. Near 14th and S
sts. NV; Wk. days after 10 am,
STORE 3Ox7O in large shopping CEN
ter In Arl.; suit. for furniture store,
n'5nr aSnderets hhEERT haFdTsFe st9ge GoHES
CORNER 18th AND L SITS. NV
Lease to responsible party. Apply
1903 L st. NV, call NE. 963S. Il
EYE ST. N.W.-Excellent location.
ssso rent nnsludes heath ADDs sDprH5 EGo
NJ A BERNsTE1N ~ CO., T RealtoTs;
sith AND B. N \" sTs. s. N'W."Approx.
15x50: very busy neighborhood; i'm
location for shoe repair shop, uphol;
sieleE fiS fSfRef e'e Co. Ape Resto7 a9o
l415 K st. NV, ME. 540O. 80
TWO MODERN STORES in shopping
center, 3730-37-36 10th st. ne. End
wide loading rear alley; / store
bakery-pastry shop with ice cream,
frozen custard: other store 40x120,
perfect for & 10, hardwares and
homewares or almost any retail,
wholesale or service business req
large space area. Long lease at low
rental to right party. Telephone
MR.. ROSENBERG, GE. 115Ss ia.
STORE AVAILABLE for immediate
occupancy; approximately 15x70 it.
suitable for barber shop and shoe
repairing. On Sheriff rd., Fairmont
HgtS., Md. For further information
see Mr. Friedlander. 7O1 N Wayne
St, Arlington Va. Gil. 1880. 81
81 CARROLL AVE, Tfkoma PIX, Md
Ideal for any business. Call DE
6464 for information. 81
2 STORES - No. hrl., Cherrydale,
across from Safeway. Entire bldg,
at 4O1s Lee hwy. and also 21l2
7iI0 MARLBORO RD.. at District
ern. ~ .sH. $500. DU. s55s.
IN HYATTSVILLE'S main business
section. store. 1sx5o. with most at.
tractiye front and show window;
suitable for loan office, sporting
goods. buy and sell, or any, retail
business; moderate rent; good lease.
Present tenant moving into larger
store Phone WA. S466.
NEW STORE, 17x3S Available Sept
Is. In good retail location. 3533
18th st. NV. THOMAS D. WALSH,
INC, SIS l1th st. NV, DI. 1851.
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
ofices available for business, pro-
fessional and trade organizations
I34S Conn ave, AID. 5000.
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LOTS. WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

DAIRY FARM, 10 acres. all neces-
sary equipment, in good cond.; 4s-
COW barn, dry-barn, dairy house;
WaShington permit; tenant houses,
10 10 esss, h05sfs Gsi wo o. oS5 ehan'lX NJ
calls Sunday 81
ss MI. D. C.-1ss-acre tobacco farm,
$4,000, terms; two 7-room houses.
/ small cottage. 3 tobacco barns;
on share basis, prospect, OF bumper
crop this year; price includes horses
ppepessy pnd ssyDEnss9Vs DEsVs sass REs 5sed co hFoash
155 ACRES, siI.OO0@Near Warren
ten and Skyland Drive. on, good
hard-surfaced road; 10 acres cleared,
20 acres apps I,Ifv orshsFd sanesnt To9en
supply; i07-ft. drilled we'll, good
streams, barn, corn and chicken
house. CAPuTI REALTY CO., phone
ess E TO 500 ACRE dairy farm; good
buildings. alfalfa land: no stock.
Call Rockville 2400 or 1884 for
L0UDOUN COUNTY, VA, near Hern-
don, Va.-Over 500 acres open land,
level, well grassed, watered by 9
bold streams, ~ fields fenced and
cross fenced, large dwelling, 2 ten
ant houses, stock barn and other
outbuildings. Should amply provide
for oyer 400 head of stock. Owner
this very rare opportunity to you on
exceptionable good terms. LEATH
& ASHLEY, INC.,s MA. 6464; ewes,
NEAR OLNEY-so acres, S11,s5o;
improved 7-rm. farm house. excel.
IL. ~. any S-7ss5. W WFREDERIcK R.
vOIJNG Peal Estate Al
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nj $50 DOWN-Modern bungalow: 5
Spacious rms, tile bath with shower.
stairway to expansion attic, full
bsmt., "a bath, gas &C, neat
screened porch: only Sl0.95o;
monthly payments like rent. Call
Mrs. Bowers, CAMPANELLA
WOOD, EX. ALB; ewes, AID. 4947.
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(Continued on Next Pags.)
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 1919; absolutely Ike new,
used as display car only; new-car
guarantee, plus additional $1,000
mile guarantee on both parts and
labor; list price S2.396, will give
$3.50 discount, cash terms or liberal
trade LOGAN (Ford), 2017 Va.
ave NV. ME- 2SlS
PONTIAC 40 station wagon; recently
purchased: must sell; big reduction
for quick sale; cost S2,757.25, will
take S2,395; GE. O619 bet. Z and
10 pm
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALt

PROP. FOR YALE
6-RM. HOME, on Weems Greek, An
napolis limits, Handicapped ground.
FOR Or '9YEAR.RoUND LIvING-This
small estate with 900-ft. frontage,
on South River (salt water). 30
Minis. from District. Excellent swim
ming facilities, dock, boathouse,
dressing rms. and sunceck. House
iiy' rm. with lge firepl. On the same
floor, din. rm.. bar, pantry, kit, 4
bedrms., dressing rms, 2 baths;
md fir., rec. rm., 4 bedrms., 2
baths. Total IA closets. Detached
gar. with apt; good road. Owner
leaving town, must saerlnce Pr1ceo
for immediate sale. OIL. $3.50.
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NEW YORK AVE. and Fenwick st.
ne, 30x12Ox20. Two of1ces, gas
merciai, Immediate possession.
Vicinity s. Capitol St bridge. In
dustrial, 5Ox125x20; gas heat, 2 toi-
lets, ONCE. 2 loading docks; posses
sion Sept. 10. MICHAEL WALSH
g. SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

EXCELLENT LOCATION, adjacent to
Walter Reed Hospital, 7344 Georgia
ave. NV. 2Ox75. full basement,
rear shipping entrance; available at
once. Rent. S125 per mo-.
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC.
s15 11th st. NV. DI. 1857. 81
COLoRED-RESTAURANT OPPOR-
TUNITY! Good location, near
Hecht's warehouse, telephone CO.,
Safeway, etc; zoos Gallaudet st.
ne. All plumbing in place. Avail
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC.
Slb llth st, NV, DI, 1857 81
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
ACREAGE FOR SALE

LARGE STUDIO grand pianos for
recitals, teaching and practice. 14l 8
r. l. ave. NV, DU. 194S.
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AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TWO GMC, Witt-Will semitrailers,
II It. long. 400 GU. IT. furniture
van body, 72O tires, used, no rea-
sonable offer refused SECURITY
STORAGE CO., 1140 18th ST., Wash.
3. D. c. -3
USED PARTS for cars and trucks.
front ends to make trailers. as low
as SS each; motors. transmissions.
other parts. at lowest prices. All
parts satisfactory or money re-
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne. vi. ALL
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
HUNTING AND FISHING
ENTHIJSIASTC

We are developing a private club for
a few choice members on our large
tract of land. including three miles
both sides of the Cacapon River.
Parties interested and willing to
stand character investigation, ad-
dress inquiries THE B. C. RANCH.
r F. n No l. Paw Paw w Va l.
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FOR ANY WAREHoUsING SERVICES
including negotiable receipts, dis
play or ONCE space. Call AT. 1000,
BENNING TERMINAL CORP.
(To Serve You Better Is Our Chief
Concern).
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

waterfront property
on South or West Rivers or vicinity;
must have modern house in good
neighborhood with boat harbor.
WO 1910
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION Of
pkg. mdse, incl. local deliv. and out.
of-town ship. The modern method
for factory rep, dealer or sales
man METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE, so Fla. ave. ne, HO. o6S2.
1908 ST. MATTHEWS CT,- near
Conn. and r; L ayes. L. W;
MODERN 1-story flreproof ware
house, 10000 50. #; conveniently
located; truck-loading. dock: also
drive-in doors; TT. siding. Prompt
possession. See Mr.. Norris. with
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes. OH. 923s;
APPROXIMATELY 1900 so. Fl,
near 22nd and Va. ave-; excellent
for general auto business, ware
housing, etc. Call Mr.. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $780, ewes, GIL. 1896.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-For rent
attractive ocean-front apts.; all
elec. kit. For reservations, call
MRS NEVES. Owner, EN-. 1897. Il
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I6O ACRES at Bladensburg rd., Silver
Spring: priced to sell; terms to re.
Sponsible purchaser. Ray Morse, SH
$500 BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors. DU. s55S.
2O6 ACRES, cattle range. woods
$500 drill well. constant creek; nc
buildings; leaving Bargain, $500
title. YMCA. EX 905a. 81
IO-ACRE FARMS; 5000 per acre;
good soil; high elev.; hard rd.;
elec., phone, schools and transp.
Clarksburg, Mont. Co., Md; 5 yrs
to pay: OWNER. Sligo 5533., i
NEAR FAIRFAX CIRCLE and goli
club-6R acres; bargain, $500
Also 100 acres, 7-room, 2-batt
house; 10 mi. D. c.; ideal for sub.
division; S67, 300; good terms
CAPUTI REALTY, phone FA. 2122
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TRAILERS FOR SALE

TRAILERs FOR SALE
1871 DIXIE COACH, sleeps 4, fully
equipped, owner no further need;
sell for S495. AD. 5934. 30
1912 HOUSE TRAILER. like new
condition, beautifully and complete
lp furnished will sacrifice for SS75.
Immediate possession. A dollhouse
on wheels. 1000 Central ave. ne.
- 81 NATIONAL a1ioiNAL LANpoLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 6009
Baltimore ave. Riverdale WA 1908
1945, 3 rooms, 26 it..
electric brakes; sleeps 4 or 8; new
refrigerator; must sell; $1,100; cost
S2.4OO; call OW. 3345. 80
SCHULT 194S Luxury Liner. 3 rms.
with all up-to-date equip, good
cond., for quick sale; $3.50. TEN
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex, Va.
Lot "a Phone FIR. S521. 4
1914, 26 it., sleeps 4.
good condition: asking 1905. Ask
for CARTER at Penn-Daw Hotel
q. s. No. !. 2 mi. south Of Alexan-
dria after 3 pm. Il
TRAILER. soft, factory built. with
large porch attached, suitable for
year-around living. hot and cold
water. elec. refgr., gas stove, lge
closets; good cond.; $4,000. FA.
04@4 Il
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - 1919
pickups for hire by day, wk. or con-
tract PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR-
SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME. 7011.
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service: reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 2937. After 6 pm. GE. 1416.
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LOTS FOR SALE

RANCH AND BUNGALOW sITEI
Hillcrest. Fort Davis. Sc. and Hill
crest Hts. Md, Sl750 up; cash or
terms, A. A. CARoZZA, 1927 Penn,
AfS1 *" feet 9 fro1ting On hishway at
colfsvf1lle' wlIh fne view 2ust sSn'R foFs RiP
LEY, Realtor. 81: Gill: 80
LARGE LOT WITH TREES and 81
feet frontagefd at coss.ts on 't1s Try
you have a complete estate. ,S3 $50.
and the buildings are worth more
than that alone R. P RIPLEY
DEsfkaBLE Esa1sG1i 81; LOT. I, log it. wide BY
27O It. deep; center Takoma Pk.
Gail days, Mr.. sHURE, 81. 66s5;
PRICED BELOW market for quick
sale; wooded soft: lot in beautiful
Lorcum Grove Gherryaaie, nsH .,;nsr va bwv aIl
to D. C.; S1,9s5. Call MR.. FILLER,
Ii. 3-9400. Ext. %, or TR. 1916.
PRICE REDUCED-Must sell 1880
So IT. s.w corner Kensinston 1snnsioI Pswy,. PEW
CEMETERY SITES, in National Me-
mortal Park; need money; will sacrl-
fee. Call ST. 1900.
SILVER SPRING = Lse., wooded;
utils.; mr. bus, school and market.
Price and terms good. GE. 1870;
ewes, GE. 1895. 3
RAMBLER SITES q block east Of
Conn. ave. at Fessenden st. n.wO-
Lots, rs to 140 IT. frontage. Rep;
at 51O4 34th st. NV, 10 am. TIL
dark. SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 17l7.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

STONE BUNGALOW
ARLINGTON'S BEST BUY
Who doesn't like a fine stone house?
We have one of the incest ounga-
lows you have ever seen. Large liV.
rm. with stone fireplace and picture
window, large bright kitchen with
breakfast nook space, full din. rm..
2 bedrms. and tile bath on 1st floor:
/ bed1m. tfinished) upstairs, with
bath and 4th bedrm. roughed in for
future, Full bsmt. and many other
fine features. Call til 9 for appt.
to inspect.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1949-08-30
GARAGES FOR RENT
MOTORCYCLES

2-CAR, METAL. 1st comm. sw.;
S15 month; Lear, in ne. $40.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
ALEXANDRIA

111I& II IL ' = Z e1x<
Distinctive home in fine residential
section, well designed for gracious
living. Living room (fireplace).
ed porch and modern kitchen on
first floor. Three bedrooms, sun
deck. tiled bath, second floor. Base
ment has maids room, u bath and
recreation room. Unusually large,
level lot.
MANNAS REALTY co.
Nv
Evening star., 1949-08-30
18 Acres. Grain Highway

300 it. front and 900 it. deep, part
ly cleared, Ia mi. to D. c. line "a
mi. south of Defense and Grain,
and less than mile from expressway
to cross Grain. Suitable, filling sta
tion. drive-in restaurant, drive-ln
theater, stores, cabins, etc. $4,000
terms. DOUTHAT, HO. 1920 or EN-
Evening star., 1949-08-30
EAIRI.EE S1n 750

ow. 5333. 9 to 9. OK. 0s59. 80
North Arlington Brick
Colonial brick, close to Washington.
Living room. dining room, kitchen,
. bedrooms and bath, full basement
with rec. rm. Lot 52x10o; splendid
garden. Dollars invested in this
home will be an investment in con-
tentment. Telephone today for an
appointment to inspect this home.
EASTMAN & SEAY