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Evening star., 1949-03-15

retdry OF Ldu-
rel Raceway last summer when
that plant opened. and generally
is credited with having contrib
uted much toward the success OF
that track.
Principal duty of a racing Sec
retary at a harness track is plac-
ing horses in the classes where
they will get and give maximum
of competition. Among the other
harness tracks where Keller has
served in similar capacity are
Santa Anita, Buffalo, Old Orchard
Beach, Bay State, Bay Meadows
and Portland.
The Rosecroft 20-day meeting
is scheduled to start on May 26.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
of for Cage Tourney

QUANTICO, Va, Mar. IS (P.-
Twelve members of the Quantico
CVa.) Marine Barracks basket ball
team, holder of four service rec
ords, left yesterday for Pearl Har-
bor, where the all-Navy cage meet
will be played next week.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Keller Is Named
As Secretary Of
Trotting Track

The appointment of Edwin T.
Keller, veteran harness horse rae
ing official, as racing secretary of
the new Rosecroft Raceway at
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OUTDOORS

With winter about over, It Is
time to get tackle in shape for
early spring fishing. Many ang-
lers already have gone after yellow
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Five years ago-Stan Musial,
st. Louis Cardinal outf1elder,
was classified la in the draft.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Oxon Hill, Md.
was announced
today by VIII
liam E. Miller,
Rosecroft pres
ident. The ap-
pointment has
the approval
of the Mary
land R a c | n 6
C o m m i S sion,
W h ich m u S t
pass on all top
officials.
Keller served
as racing Sec
Evening star., 1949-03-15

NAT NOTES-Catcher Jake
Early is seeing no action due to a
sore arm. Eddie Yost walloped
the longest drive seen at Tinker
Field in years yesterday. It
was a batting practice poke which
cleered the scoreboard in deep
leftfleld with plenty to spare.
Pitcher Mason Leeper has de-
veloped a sore arm. The
Phillies carry their own batboy,
a 19-year-old midget. Eddie
Robinson, bothered by an ailing
back, hasn't obtained a hit in the
Mats three games and has lifted
the ball beyond the infield only
once. The Mats saw a brand
Of shortstop play they haven't
viewed in years when Dente
streaked in behind Scarborough,
grabbed Willie Jones slow roller
in the third inning and whipped
him out.
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Hockey at Glance
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INIEhNhIIOIH7h1N NLaOCA'
Windsor Hettche, 4; Detroit Auto Club.
(Windsor leads best Of seven series, 2-O
(Only game in any leaeue)
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With Dill leetch

Maryland's trout season gets
underway April Is, Virginia's on
April 20 and West Virginia is on
April 30.
We believe we have the distin-
ton of being the first local angler
to tie a streamer using chinchilla
hair wings. We were tying up
some Royal Coachmen streamers
among others in the IWLA booth
at the Sportsman's Show last week
and getting a kick out of using the
new luminous body material,
Gantron F. when there was given
us a chirchilla tail sent by the
proprietor Of Sparks Chinchilla
Farm at Seat Pleasant, Md.
We found the hair from this
tail somewhat similar to that from
the tail of a small grey squirrel,
only much finer and silker in
texture. It is very straight and
hard to tie down so 1t will hold.
It makes a streamer quite slim and
in appearance. It
should take trout. Well be anx-
ious to try 1t opening day..
IF you've heard a rumor of the
Frederick Reservoir on Fishing
Creek being done away with this
spring, think nothing of it. We've
checked the matter throughly and
there is absolutely nothing to it
but the. rumor. Someone evidently
has been trying to pull of a good
gag.
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Mats
Continued From Page A-20.)

VOOHtlIIueU FIUHI rage A-IU.'
the seventh against Charley Bick-
nell before Watkins performed his
heroics.
Idle today, the Mats will battle
the New York Yankees here to-
morrow; with Paul Calvert. Ed
Kliemari and Dick Weik slated to
pitch for Washington.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

PASADENA, Calif-Bill Bevens,
New York Yankee castoff. was
slated to start for the Chicago
White Sox today as they seek re-
venge from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Bucs handed the Sox their
first exhibition loss in three games
by q Al count yesterday.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-07

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
EDDIE WILCO /;

Here's a great bandleader and ar
ranger. It was left to Eddie Wilcox
to set n box office record at N. Us
Savoy Ballroom.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
By Arlington Sands

There was hope this week that
rent gouging in the Negro section
will end with the creation of ten
ant.landlord committee to air excess
sive rent increases and work out
adjustments against unreasonable
increases which have come about
since removal of rent control on
Sept. /. The committees plan was
announced on Tuesday by Max
Goodman, president of the Miami
Miami Beach Tenants League.
The plan was proposed by the
Greater Miami Colored Research and
Improvement Association, an organ
iaztion of property owners after
rent got out of hands and Tenant
League announced that suit would
be filed to test the constitutionality
of rent de-control. The suit has been
postponed pending the result of the
Tenant-Landlord plan.
The cooperative plan would get
underway next week, with the es-
tablishing of an office in the Negro
section to receive complaints of I'M
fair rent rates. A committee of ten
ants, leaders and landlords will hear
these complaints, and attempt to
adjust the unreasonable increases
with the property owners. If the
rent is not reduced other accomoda-
tons for the affected tenant will be
sought.
Mr.. Goodman, who has waged a
relentless fight against de-control
and excessive rent increases was
very optimistic. Said he: The Land
lord Association has demonstrated
willingness to cooperate fully in
bringing all moral suasion to pre-
vent the actions of minority OF prop
erty owners who have begun rent
gouging."
Meanwhile property owners are
still collecting excessive rents.
More than 500 complaints are ex-
pected to be handed to the commit.
tee.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10

Funeral services for Rev. c. Fl.
Holmes were held Friday, Septem-
Der Q from New Hope Baptist
church, Rev. James L. Brown. pas
tor. Rev. Holmes served as pastor
of the Charity Grove Baptist church
at Ojus, Fla. up until his death this
week,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Church Of The
Incarnation News

The Sacred Heart Guild of the
Church of the Incarnation met at
the home of Mrs. Winnie Cleare on
Monday, Sept. at $50 pm. After
brief business session the men,
bers entertained in honor of FIR. Jar
ret's ordination to the priesthood.
He was presented with a gift in
cash for which FIR. Jarret In his
most charming manner thanked the
group. He also offered prayers. and
gave words of encouragement and
inspiration to all present, that will
always be remembered.
Participating on the program were
the following: Mrs. Olive B. Balm,
Mrs. Monica Hanna, Mrs. Florence
Hamilton, Mrs. Ida Bethel, Mrs.
Flora Love and FIR. 4. II. Gibson.
Special guests for the occasion
were Miss Moss. Mrs. ID. A. Julius
and FIR. Gibson.
A delicious repast OF ice cream
and cake was served. All present ex-
pressed themselves as having had
very enjoyable evening.
Others enjoying the occasion were
Mrs. Lillian Albury, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bethel, Mrs. Ida Bethel, Mrs. Sophie
Bodie, Mrs. Olive Barry, Mrs. Maude
Butler, Mrs. Winnie Cleare, Mrs.
Virginia Danes, Mrs. Jennie Forbes,
Miss Edna Gibson, Mrs. Irene Ad-
derby, Mrs. Florence Hamilton, Mrs.
Monica Hanna, Mrs. Loretta Kelly.
Miss Moss, Mrs. Carrie Sawyer, Mrs.
Slmina Taylor. Mrs. Catherine Sears
Mathis at S:45 am. Sunday In the
community auditorium. Rev. John
+. Jarrett will be in charge.
Church school at 10 am. Mr..
Frederick Johnson, superintendent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Mothers Boycott
Jirncrow School;
End Segregation

MT. HOLLY, n. j., Sept, 49,
Abandonment of the all-Negro SAM
uel Aaron elementary school in the
face of a boycott by angry mothers
has brought 23-yearold segrega.
ton policy to an end.
The Mt. Holly school board took
the action last night and annunced
that the Negro pupils will be alb
sorbed in two other schools in the
area.
Only six pupils showed up yester-
day at Stmuel Aaron for the be-
ginning of the new term. The rest,
all Negroes, were kept away by some
go parents to protest segregation of
children and teachers in local public
schools.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Attention

The Baby contest sponsored by
the Federation of Negro Clubs on
Monday evening was very success
full one, A very inspiring program
was rendered. This Is simply some
of the great things that the Fedora
ton intend doing.
Henry Steven Newbold, first prize;
Edith Marie Anthem. End prize; Leon
ard A. Dunconson, 3rd, Donald Cecil
Simms, Tommie Lee Casin, Jerry
Mckay. Each baby received a beau
tiful gift.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, chairman
Mrs. Ellen Taylor, president
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Holiday Death Toll
Is New Record

A record of $50 persons were kill
ed in accidents during the Labor Day
weekend.
A final tally of the three-day Holt
day death toll showed 410 persons
killed in traffic accidents, SO drown
ed. and 81 lives ended violently in
miscellaneous mishaps including
fire, plane crashes and falls.
The deaths occurred throughout
the nation at a rate of about one
each eight and one half minutes
during the 7S-hour period from 6
PM, Friday to midnight Monday.
Both the overall toll and that re-
sulting from traffic crashes set new
gruesome records for the Labor Day
holiday, eclipsing the previous high
rolled up in 1887. That year 42s per-
sons were killed in all accidents, 302
of them in traffic.
In Florida, seven died in traffic
and six drowned.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Mianian Passes
After Brief Illness

Mary Louise Ingraham of 1898
NV both ave., daughter of Mr.. Jas.
Clear of Homestead, Fla, died last
Friday following a brief period of
illness. Her death was attributed
to pneumonia.
Funeral services, under the direc-
ton of the Newbold Funeral home,
were held Friday, September 9, at
st. Peters African Orthodox church.
with Canon Charles F. Cooper Off
ciating.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
New Bethel Baptist
Church News

There was picnicing, swimming,
sun tanning, games. water wetting'
bathing beauties galore and simply
speaking, just lots and lots Of good
clean fun was enjoyed by the Sun
day School goers at the beautiful
Virginia Keys Beach on last Satur-
day given in honor of Miss Rozella
Nesbitt, a very lovable and ardent
teenager, worker in the church, also
one who is molding a splendid per
sonality that cannot be surpassed.
The unadulterated gospel is still
being delivered by our honored pas
tor. a man that is really prepared
for that specific duty. His text on
Sunday night was taken from the
9Th verse Of the 9Th chapter Of ST.
Mark. Subject: 1t Is Good To BE A
Child of God. his subject requires
deep consideration.
Baptism next Sunday morning.
Everybody Is welcome.
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor
Mrs. I. b. Skyies, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
CARD OF THANKS

We the family Of the late Ethel
Davis wishes to express our thanks
to the many friends and neighborF
during our hour of bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. Gibson and
the Pharr Funeral home.
Francis Billiard, sister
Lillian Parson, sister
Dorothy Cadet, niece
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late,
MRS. MARGUERITE ROBINSON
takes this method of thanking their
many friends and relatives for their
tender love and sympathy shown
them during the short illness and
death Of their loved one, Marguerite.
We wish to thank you for your
many kilograms, cards, flowers and
letters of coincidence.
Mr.. Eugene Robinson, husband
Mr.. Claude Gardner, father
Mrs. Elsaida Gardner, mother
Mrs. Vivian Long, sister
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Film On Problem
Children to Be Shown

The Mental Health Society of
Southeastern Florida are sponsoring
a film titled Problem Children" at
a general meeting Tuesday night at
s o'clock.
The meeting will be held in the
auditorium of the Board Of Public
instruction, 275 NV End st.
All parents. teachers, recreation
workers. social workers and proba-
ton officers are urged to attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10
Drivers License
Sale Lays

Chief Deputy f. Rawls Johnst n
of county court reports 29,92S auto
driver licenses issued during the
first five days of sale. This is some
1000 fewer than during the first
five days last year.
Motorists must have new licenses
by Oct. /. They are on sale at the
courthouse from 8 am. to 5 pm.
daily and am. to noon on Satur-
days.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-09-10

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Thompson, 1875 NV 62nd st. will
be held Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
from Mt. Zion Baptist church, Rev.
E. T. Graham, pastor.
Mrs. Thompson died Wednesday,
September Z. Her relatives include
Mrs. Mae Wines and Mrs. Helen
Terrell, daughters, both of New
York, Maggie Ramsey Smith, grand
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Dixon, sister
and Mrs. Geneva Meeks, sister.
Francis Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGiNIA
RAMBLER DE LUXE

2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. =
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COLORED-I638 LANG PL. Ne
Near Sears Roebuck ne. store. Op-
portunity to become the owner Of an
brick house: lot has stone retaining
wall. street and alley paved. Con-
tains front porch, liv. rm.. din.
rm. modern kitchen with automatic
elec. dishwasher. garbage DISPOSAL.
refer. and gas range. Also auto
matte gas air-conditioned heating
Venetian blinds. oak floors; no base
ment: nice beck yard. Price, So
$50: terms. GEORGE I. BORGER.
agent, 643 Ind. ave. n.w., MA. O35O.
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HOUSES ukEuRhlsHEp

sIyEH sPRING - 3.bedroom DE-
tached brick Colonial with full bsmt
and lreplace. within block Wood
moor shopping center at Four Cor.
ners In Silver Spring. S125. Chill.
dren welcome. WOODMOOR
sHiTzsIt For ob DiPLoMArGs % TT bed
rms. sleeping porch. liy. rm., din.
rm.,. kit, den and maids ,rm.; gas
heat, how'd. frs; dble. gar, nice
yd.; close-in downtown. LII. 3-30O3.
633 GALLATIN ST. N.E.-New semi
detached brick house. full basement,
electric refri2erator and automatic
gas air-conditioned heat; rental,
S110. Key at 631 Gallatin. GEORGE
!. BORGER, agent, 643 Indiana ave.
NV, MA. 0350. -2S
ARLINGTON-New 3-bedrm. ram
bier: close to schools, shopping and
bus; equipped kitchen. incl garbage
disposal and Bendix; $3.50 mo. plus
utiis. LURIA BROS. oW. $500.
s,BEDRM. HOUSE, mr.. school and
buSline; rent, S115 mo. with
or 2 "; lease. Al. 2246. -26
$50 PER MO. for 4-room bungalow,
coal heat. large lot; 660S Poplar
ave-, Takoma Park, Md. First see
house. then call KAY REALTY CO..
RA. 200. 80
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IMMEDIATE CASH

For your home, white or colore
COX d CO.. RE. 1888.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FINE SITUATION, N.W.-One acre
wooded grounds, bedrms., 8 baths;
1915 mo-; from Jan. /. OR. 6349.
9th AND KENNEDY SITS. NV
Newly decor, 10 rms, includes
kit, , baths, suitable for , fami-
lies; minimum emo. lease; S176
mo. Box 455-B, Star ~
GRIN. HOUSE, completely furnished;
3 bedrms., Ia baths, kit, dining
rm., living rm., paneled bsmt. play
rm... gas heat; new house; large,
fenced yard, trees. swings and slides
for children. Available Jan. /.
WI, 0559. -27
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

ADJACENT TO RoLLINGWOOD and
RocE Greek Park. Ridgewood VII.
lage, s lots with min. rs It. front:
age in a development neighborhood
OF beautiful homes. All utils. in
Bus service / blk. Can be pur-
chased individually or as group.
Financing for responsible purchaser
IsEN. Ma. 6433; or eyes,, Mr.. Ferry,
EN-. 0912. -26
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-(Drive l blk
east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden tc
34th ct. to our sisn.) Large ramblel
and homesites: rep, on grounds, ~
to 5 pm. Ewes, phone GIL. 2400
SHAPIRO. INC, NE. 1T17, -27
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LOANS
!.
1uToMoTIyr hIscILLANroUs

LUBK7CHTf0N E9UIfMENTZcom-
ssuipmsnt. Il Is ~ here-nothi9g
else to buy. Ready TO use, Sz5v
Wilson blvd, Arlington. CH. 400:
Af6sfsoMMoTiys fss M w. sSduhfffMEENT@lpss
Ford Wrecker, comnletc with hand
crane. cradle and cable; good worK.
n6roeSRHse.' H., ssasGiN6i ,sssi6 wniIsen nR biva.. iva
ArlinstOu. 81 200. - r.
9foWA q Mr.. Warrens -Se
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE


LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates
for full or part load; 50 minimum
charge. BRoWNER's EXPRESS.
FIR. 1921.
EDELMAS MOVING AND STORAGE.
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage,
reas. ia. 2ss7; eyes,. dE. "a. JAG.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.
2i-hr service. furniture. trunks and
baggage AT 2753 or FIR. O3S6
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET or
across the country safe storage In
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
CO. INC est 1906
20 YOU nAVE DELIVERY TROUBLE:
Let US help YOU. We specialize IN
delivery OF appliances, local NOV
Ing: long distance, storage. packing
Gil 3og4 "a
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FARMS WANTED

MONTGOMERY and Prince GEORGES
Counties - Farms and farmettei
within committing distance Of D. C
Customers waiting. WoRTH1NGTON
EEALIIIf' aEna KssitoTs: ... s4g ~ nnDbsr s0ts
LO. 6.O527.
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coMI. PROPERTY For RENT

MODERN BUILDING with 1900 sq.
TT. Of floor space in heart of Be-
thesda. Will lease or sell; ,immedi-
ate occupancy. Call MIR. NENKE.
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WANTED Inn TAPS

I WANTED. 100 CARS
So to ~ Hrins title. II car 10 an
anced We viii paw Oh balance. No
dickering immediate cash See be-
fore yeu sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1346 Que st. NV. Do. $500
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. Cont.
WHITE CHRISTMAS

This white Christmas is reminiscent
Of Bins's famous White Christmas
song. A hit from the tirst---the i'm
preston that lasts. It's . de luxe
in fashionable Lyon Village. 3
gracious bedrms. and 2 tiled baths,
disappearing stairway to attic; bed.
rm. or den and bath on 1st fr.;
charming liv. rm. with black mar:
Kit. and breakfast nook: partially
inclosed side porch, rear screened
porch; full bsmt. with maids rm.
and bath: 1-car attached gar. A
real buy at S26,500.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. QW. aaOa. 81
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We
win buy second-trust notes. .. c.
nearby Md. Or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MoRIqAqE y MvEsT'
National 6S33.
TRUSTS. ist and and 3rd: Nd. Va;
D. C.: Wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
Co. eo6 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. ads aS1H
FIRST AND SECOND TRusT L0ANa
-BAETOW REALTY CO. Resltors
Cash 1aS1 fok & T. ma nr s6sr III sS4ts, au,el
settlement: white Or coloEed; n note!
aokDoN: I4s7 Es: ,..s, q; NV D1
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-6S.N Ne
chsrrc for appraisais. MOORE 4
HILL CO. AO4 9TH ct. NV
end TRUSTS wANTED-Top prices
l9mfa g. HoovER. sasRR cG. Ga ssas as RA. sssi
FIRST TRUsT LOANG on real estate;
low rates: s to 8 year. terms and
monthly payments. p J WALSHE
INC. 1ll6 Eye q. nv. Ma: 616s
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TEXAS DEALER
Desperately need new or clean used
cars. SO to 10 ANY make OF
model, VIII pay highest cash uYice
Mr., THERREIL, EN-. 9S47.
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LOTS FOR RENT

CORNER LOClTIONS-Outstandjng
new and used cars and other pur-
poses.
Louis Burman, RE. 1853
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AUToMorIVE MIscL. Cont. J
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

OLDS '35. parts for sale: engine per-
feet, battery and tire week old; ig-
milton system all new CH. 8llO .
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REAL esTATE WANTED

CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
fIJ, fAPPRAIsAts AZ 4su,,s sc9TT SANDERS ns gHss
I WILL BUY OR SELL vour property
frame or brick. white or coiored
also specializing in GI homes. Cali
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME, 1920,
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SEASONS GREETINGS
Robert s. Davis & Co.
HYATTSVILLE
S500 DOWN

pVVV OOVN .
New det.. brick bungalow; LYING rm.,
2 bedrms., tile bath. kitchen and
dining combination. complete with
refrigerator, stove and electric wash
Ing machine: unfinished attic with
2 dormers; full basement; gas heat:
large lot; hish eleystiop; hnsneed
price, $11,76O. CAN Lu. 4-5566.
THE GABLES co.
A~ra .0T
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED (cont. J

10th q EYE ST. NV.
Combination apt, ONCE or studio;
ami: two front rooms. kitchen
and tiled bath. MR.. HENRY, RE
OS77., 27s
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GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
FOOT OF S. CAPITOL ST. AT D c..
MD, LINE NEW DEVELOPMENT.
AND = BEDRM. APIS. FOR JAN.
OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO. 3-S1O0.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

18th AND R SITS. AREA-lA really flne
ttireproof warehouse IN suto garage
on 3 floors. Excellent alto, elevator
ing and outgoing facilities. TINS
building is in most central loca-
ton, is as solid as q rock, and Is
worth far more than our price on
It,, We REQUIRE a larger space and
full broker commission paid. Com
pare this value and this property
with new building cost anywhere.
DURMONT NEE. Elk. 26u0. or After
6. OIL. 1l4O. ~
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FINANCING sprivate sales our spe-
cialty: II you ere buying or sellIna
an automobile let us finance it foI
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1lO2 New York ave NV Re.
public 1900,
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-seutheos,
1800 3 ST. s ~

see our Naylor Gardens
na,gp% "a HnSeT cp1op caAptSs, Aets, fSE sils isa
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Downtown

ING 1000 SO; Fl. nAIR;coNpI,
5000 SO. FIT SECOND FLOOR.
REAR LOADING PLATFORM ON
RugLIc ugd Alley FREIGHT nd,Tr ELE, II :
FOR p1sTRfBuuHToRs. LARdE
PRINTING PLANT OR SCHOOLS
NEEDING AMPLE SPACE AND
TOILET FACILITIES. REASON
ABLY PRICED. LONG TERM
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H St. NV. Realtors MA. $500
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PLYMOUTH 1949

Z II Z 4vxO y Z "A ~ ~
$1,395, 1895 DOWN .
Immediate delivery. So miles; club
coupe. Also SPECIAL de iuxe
gains like this won't stag hsre
Woop sS MoToRs, I7i7 Rhode Island
ave ne, DU. SS76. -HJ
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IMMEDIATE CASH
POI your home. white o. eolors6
COX d CO. RE 1883
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Warehouse and Showroom
floors. approx. $4,000 So. IT,; 1st
commercial excel. location. {. Avail
able for immediate occupancy; re-
gently remodeled For further IN
6567. 81
Evening star., 1949-12-26

SUBURBAN SAlE-vlR6lNIA
RAMBLER DE Luxe
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describe this 3-bedfm. brick rambler:
located 10 minutes from Pentagon
on W acre: close to schools, shop
ping and bus. Magnidcent Nv. rm..
approx. 14x20. with beautifully mir
Fored mantel flrepl.. din. area. OF
Hy. nm, e1cellently. equipped Kit.
util. ym. With Bendix: hedrms. ap-
prox: 11xlS, 11x13 and 10x12. with
spacious sliding door closets. par
auet floors: Eas a.-c. heat. The
perfect home for the 3meticulous
kYYsseg5to wei-hnanesd and only
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 wilson blvd. oW. 5000. ~
RUDOLPH THE RED
NOSE REINDEER
rs . dear red brick home eonsistinl
Of 5 lovely immaculate rnss piui
tile bath, equipped kit; full bsmt
with Yecr. rM.; excellent elese~iI
location. ne4r, coQptry eluk attrec'
tive corner lot. 0f Approved. 9l2,.
500; % little - $500 to vets. misht
handle.
Arlington Realty Co.
S3ol Wiisea 1avd.s On. 800. -e1
Evening star., 1949-12-26

Corner brick: & rms. 1h baths;
equipped for . families; built-in
gar; gas heat; vacant. poss. al
settlement.
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
500 Mass ave. ne. AT. 7043.