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Evening star., 1949-04-30

Collector Of Taxes Guy w
Pearson said today that q taa
lien for $500 filed in District
Court against Auditor A. r. Pilker-
ton yesterday for delinquent Dis
trict income taxes is an "un-
fortunate mistake. =.
Mr.. Pearson. informed Of the
court action, took immediate steps
10 withdraw the lien. He said
it was a mistake by the enforce
ment section Of his delinquent
tax office and that he would move
to correct it.
Mr.. Pilkerton explained il this
way: He said he owed sl34.lS foi
District l947 income taxes. He
filed a return. but the matte
slipped his mind and his tax bill
Evening star., 1949-04-30
HEATING SALESMEN

permanent propositions In the eoun-
try for men thoroughly experienced
In dealing directly with home
owners: come In and see proof o!
high current esrnings Yes, We have
oW. ~ H 1880. SOLAR HEATNd co,
Evening star., 1949-04-30

When dnsUerinn ddvertisenen enfs
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tncloSe original references. or
other materials Of personal udlue.
Copies serUe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
Learn Real Estate

Learn Real Estate
Learn and earn in your spare time:
We viii help you 70 increase your
present income and at the same
time learn this fascinating business.
Attend our school free. A car and
willingness to work are ESSENTIAL.
THE GABLES co.
a42s Minn:: Avs, sE, At. osse
Experienced Salesman
For sroeery and specially house Must
know the Eroeery trade In D. G.
and vicinity. Boz 199.H. Star. -
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
COUPLE. white, reliable housekeeper.
good plain cook; chauffeur, HANDY
man. Fcnd of children. Live in.
DRUG CLERK. experienced: sttrae-
wages SEMINARY DRUG STORE,
1871 Seminary rc.. Alexandria. Il
ORGANfsT, exper. for Episcopal
church In Consress Heights. For
addition. call AT. 3l2g: i
FOUNTAIN MANAGER
white. experience necessary: steady
employment. sood wages. ApplyS n
L 0REEN Co, lI2l H q. ne. u
Evening star., 1949-04-30
HELP WANTED AeENclEs

EOOKKKEPEk, for silver epg. once
stenographer and librarian needed
excel. oppor. WOKIHlNo1ON IN
PLOYMENr slRvIcL .e427 %
ave, Sligo 3700. IL
Evening star., 1949-04-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
MANAGER
SAlkSMEN

1ALEsMEN for Advertising campaign:
20 experience necessary. hard work
win bring hish income. 1143 Conn.
ave, daily 10-3. .
sALEAl0N-Ws have . couple Of hns
territories open in wash. ana vic
Pine oppcr. for man with car who
can sen. complete trainins. seed
factory branch Of iarssst and eldest
instaiisrs Of metal vsathsrssrip. also
rock wool Insulation. eomhtnation
windows and screams, eaufktng, In
surss yea 9 complete line. Can for
aALEsllAN-Establishsd iscsi dis
tributor OF nationally advertised
Immediate permanent position ssry-
icing builder accounts. must Be abls
TO read blue prints. knowiedss Of
kitchen planning desirable. Gem
psission basis, with background. Ags,
family status. Past sarninss. sxperi-
whaa asaiiasis. Boz sb7-H. star.
sALEsMAN WANTED-ws are leot-
ing for man between IA and 70
ysars Of eee vhe ean tackle an sx-
sss's: sss s:,: :'a ss sseas re- ..n: =
psrsa..iss ssss. S't and spSs sspssis sf sasptins
his personalify 60 a eetabliahed
prosrsm Of ssllins. Hs shsuld BE-
ssSSS 1880 :sa esss.1'ss s..::ss
koom $40 Ring building, 18th and
n sts. nv. Nh. MAonL. 80
sAIxSllAN-ss.oo 900 up class: carer
sentiment ssiiins sniy DTs.
eiefop.as eisesffsosp ieEa;s ssi4assieA ssHHaassss;iie al
NJ 1ons, N. eell. $50
SAL8eNlKN wanted 70 ell tsvsiry -
the outside. Drevfns seeounI f1e
7th q. nv. 0ee Mn KANE.
oA1ke11ES,. 70 seil Paper produets te
Fstail trade: sxpsrfsnce important
Sut nat ssosntiai: good sspertunity
Sog adyapcensnt, ADpU z 4. u
tAPz& Co. ais q It. nv. --i
HOYg CLOTHING snd furnishtas
salesman sxpertsneed: eoo4 start
ing Salary and eommi6aion. full. l.ti1s
6ss,4leais 64. isruSEes sss, ':os:sn; o:sss.. nH. .vs'
rnun on Axp RAfuo ssiss-
man.-kDsRfsaesl pTsf0shly %
hset. fuil-ams Dcatton. Cal At.
V0-S.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
n SCHOOL TEACfSXi5S

MN SCHOOL IEACHUz6
Do ysu plan . yerk Tits suMnsxf
fni9 2 . yeeaslen ooee{mnity f2s
:ssss IS .ss.i'snsI :silss: = .ss z
sisss SsEssssi &ssSsS "a kisa earn
lnes arc DossiDls fer. yieht pel4ou,
16ose tnt6ro1tod should 1rtsa Alfys1
DeoA 0eCYC1QRkxp1A D2xlIAN-
Ca NC. s1e aang Dzisdins. Wssh-
INSTITUTIONAL
Whsasssls sfeesr Dfssents veA1erful
SyWtnnity fos ssgssessss saass.an;
froesn secds. neelsss hspt sfrsesiy
eenA1snttaI. 1ex 7s-o. etsr. II
HElp WoMEN
1S671TxTf RO6KKE1YTR Tor rssi
estate lsan and tnsErnnee s0cs,
exper. rot ueees. sut Mnst nsvs
knovledss q ssekksseang sn4 -
.ssassss tyPast; nr,. - szsas ~ ~. Sr !;
ITS Kse Il. nv sA. s4ss. "a
for Esnicarlng and Ahamsoe.rs;
TOP salaSy. csl IA. ESQ. 30
BkxUTf OREnAT0n. fnil sr psrt
fsne. with feD saisry ane esRMis-
sion. mast - soed ceexssors wcrx
In asr-esndss1ened saeB- Soa ~
.ockKasrSS7qsssI aasskt Ii rHSfi.7iisssss T.. ,.y .ss.a-
lent posstiop with oa1-sstsbiishee
sewsary eencsrn. fsss6 a1Fsaesmsnf.
must kass good reSers0e&ss sal4fy
10 etaYt 3kk pag wk. ApUir Nh.
LII HuDM. III TN ~ no.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
Eden Says French Aim to Open
New Era of Friendship to Reich

operation and the Economic Com
mission for Europe set up by the
United Nations. The stats Of
these bodies are no doubt doing
good work. but the organizations
are themselves too numerous and
they are bound to get In each
others way.
French opinion is, Of course,
concerned with the attitude of
Britain to all these matters. The
conviction Is strong that, II Europe
Is to re-establish itself on sound
foundations, Britain must play her
full part.
But for most Of us in Britain,
and certainly for myself, there is
one condition for our cooperation
in Europe, particularly in the eco
nomic sphere, which has first to
be fulfilled. We can take no action
in Europe which could In any way
weaken the ties between us and
the countries OF the common
wealth.
Sees TIVE Tasks.
As it seems to me, therefore, we
have two immediate tasks. The
first is to discuss and to agree with
our fellow members Of the COM
monwealth what our attitude
should be and what in practice we
can contribute, both In the poll
tical and in the economic sphere,
In general and In detail, toward
closer relations with our European
neighbors.
Some experienced observers be-
ueve that the tide Of Communist
influence has been checked In
France, and is even ebbing. There
Is certainly evidence to show that
differences within the party are
causing serious trouble. It may be
that these are the first symptoms
Evening star., 1949-12-23

We in Britain welcome all these
signs Of revival, not only for the
sake Of the French people them
selves, but also because our fates
are SO closely knit. There is not
one international agreement into
which Britain has entered since
the war to which France is not
also q party. In Europe, our in
terests are identical: overseas, we
both have continuing obligations
which we are determined to fulfill.
The future well being Of each is
indissolubly linked With the pros
perity Of the ether. Together we
can give to Europe the leadership
for which free men yearn, and to
America the confidence that her
generous craftsmanship is not in
vain.
Evening star., 1949-12-23

1949 Copyright in the United States
and Canada BY North American News
ton, Press Service. Reproduction In full
or in part in any language strictly
Evening star., 1949-12-23

Iof growing rivalry between . ma
tional and a Kremlin- dominated
communism. Titoism has without
doubt its followers in France to-
| day.
Evening star., 1949-12-23

(Heir-apparent to leadership
of Britatn,S Conservative Party
and Foreign Minister IN Wins
ton ChurchilPs "sh1dotb cnbt-
net" readied for the possibility
OF pictory in the forthcoming
general elections, the .Drtter
held that important office tn
Britain's maritime coalition cabt-
net.)
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-07-19
Alaska.

Alaska.
One other condition which could
be brought to the attention of the
college people is to our mind the
greatest asset.
Seward is singularly free from
vice and crime. No city can lay
claim to an absolutely clean record
but glance at the front page of
any newspaper should be sufficient
proof of the moral environment
adjacent to the proposed college
site. The U. S. Army makes an
effort to protect the morals of the
young men in the new army and
it seems quite likely that an edu-
cational institution would take
equal consideration. Possibly such
a morally good situation would
outweigh the lack of existing
Couture" which in itself is an
ambiguous word and an unknown
quantity in Alaska
Sewardites are eager and COM
petent to participate in any cul-
tural program. The incentive is not
lacking, only the leadership -
which could be provided by the
presence of trained educators in
this small but growing community.
We welcome the officers and
visitors of the Methodist Church
to Seward and ask that they con-
slider we'll what we have to offer
before any decision is made con-
corning the location of this great
est cultural contribution to Alaska
since the founding of the Univer-
sity at Fairbanks.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-07-19
The
G.adGe Roe9e.

Several cities in the Territory
are angling with the Methodist
Church for the location of the pro-
posed liberal arts college. Seward
has offered it's advantages along
with the rest, and it is hoped that
the visitors will make thorough
inspection of this location and it's
people for the purpose of COM
parison.
Among the requirements stipu-
lated by the church are cultural
advantages. We wonder if the fact
that there are practically no Gull
tural projects Of any size in Alaska
does not present an opportunity for
the college to create that very
atmosphere which is so sadly
lacking. The students would have
the invaluable experience of self
expression by creating something
where nothing now exists.
Easy access by all means of
transportation can be claimed by
Seward just as honestly as by
other cities and there is one def
mite advantage we can offer that
no other city has-that is good
water. No matter how we COM
plain about the system among
ourselves, we all insist that it is
still the best drinking water in
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-07-19
LOGGING OPERATION AT
LOWELL POINT

Len LOOMS and Claude Nc
Laughlin are beginning a logging
operation on Lowell Point in the
near future. They expect to take
million feet of spruce which they
will bring to Seward in large RATS.
The logs will be shipped to the
sawmill by rail. LOOMS has worked
at logging before coming to Alaska.
He has been here only six months
but lived here for some time prior
to joining the armed forces in the
late World War.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-07-19
DANNY ROSE HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Danny Rose, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Dan Rose, celebrated his twelfth
birthday last Monday. On Satur-
day Danny gave dinner party for
group of friends
Besides the birthday cake they
had watermelon for special treat,
and later Danny took his friends to
a show.
Guests at the party were Murlene
Trevethan, Constance Davis, Linda
Norton, Russell Lehman, Mickey
Bill Muir, Karl Keidser, David and
Terry Rose.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-07-19
NEW GRANDDAUGHTER FOR
THE VIRGIL ZENTMIRES

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Zentmire re-
ceived word on Monday Of the
birth Of their third granddaughter
The new baby, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Zentmire, weighed five
pounds fourteen ounces and has
been named Carol Ann. This is the
second child for the Bob Zentmires.
They are operating summer re-
sort in Washington with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Howard. who are Mrs.
Zentmires parents.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10

Horne, Gene Kelley, Mickey Rooney and Ann Sothern the film is filled with songs and dancing.
 Twenty four popular songs are featured in the movie.
 Friday and Saturday, Walt Disney's new musical comedy, Melody Time, will be featured at the Orpheum.
 Also filmed in Technicolor and featuring the adventures ot
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10
Mrs. Briggs W'sE
 Come Home Soon

Ms. Maurice Briggs will re turn to Kodiak sometime late this month, Postmaster Maurice Briggs said yesterday.
 Mrs. Briggs has been conva- lesclng at the home of her son in Idaho and visiting friends and relatives in Washington since early last spring. She left Kodiak after her release from the hos. pltal where she spent several weeks with a fractured hip.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10
Musical Movie Starts Sunday

Taking the lives and music of one of Americas song writing. teams. Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, ss the basis of a hlm plot, MGM has filmed a movie, Words and Music, in Iechnicolor. It is playing at the orpheum Sunday and Monday.
 Starring June AlIyson, Perry Como, Judy Garland, Lena
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10
koEaAR NfIHR0R

It. and Mrs Joseph Roxga' now of Seattle, are the psreass of a baby boy, born recetstyr The child is their second sosz, Rough now communications center officer of the ACS In Seattle, was former officer RR charge hele.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10

Johnny Appleseed and Pecos Bill, the movie is a kaleidoscope of musical fantasy.
 Disney characters such as Donald Duck, Jose Carioca and the Aracuan Bird are featured as are Roy Rogers, Ethel Smith and others.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10
NOTICE

The Informal Group Of Casies tian Scientists meet for SuOdsE services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at II am
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-10

MT. and Mrs. Michael Hern. yak were outgoing passengers on a PIMA plane this week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

The Eastern stars of Chapter Nc
Is. Perrine, held their election Dec.
5. with Deputy T. A. Role, officiat'
ing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
CARD OF THANKS
We the family Of the late,

MRS. CARRIE FRANCIS
of 1901 NV 4th ave. who departed
this life November 80. 1919 wish to
express our thanks and apprecia-
ton to our many friends and neigh
bors who extended their kind SYM
patty and consolation during our
recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Elder Street of
the Seventh Day Adventist church
for his comforting consolation and
to the various auXiliaries Of the
SDA Church.
We also wish to thank Dr. Pharr
Funeral Home for their service.
We also wish to thank friends and
neighbors for their cards and condo
lence, kilograms, floral pieces and
donations.
Signed: The Family
Mr. Nicholas Francis, husband
Marguerite Francis. daughter
Mr.. Leroy Francis, son
Mrs. Carnetta F. Johnson,
daughter
Mr.. Clifford Francis, son
Henry johnson, grandson
Calvin and Herbert Francis,
grandsons
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

On December 25 the Masonic
Family together with the Pail
Bearers will celebrate that day. st.
Agnes band will be here. Every
body is welcome.
Down at Goulds at the Lincoln
Memorial hospital Drive Chap
ter No. Is OES, won Ord prize.
Reported by Mrs. Laura Adger
Mt Moriah Baptist Church met
at IL o'clock. Home Mission and
5 o'clock BYPU and 100. we had
the gospel singers and they sang
up the parish just right. Now all en-
joyed the service. Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church met $50 Sunday School II
o'clock, preaching by the pastor.
Rev. Murray and Sister Fannie Mel
ton and secretary. The church Of
God met had their usual interest
ing services.
The First Born Church Written
in Heaven reports their services
well attended. Elder Calomno was
happy as he usually is. Elder Thorn
as church holding its own.
We have or 4 more churches.
don't know the names but all doing
good work.
T MODEL AND FORD
Say Ford been a long time
hearing talk of Paradise. 1 found
Paradise in Perrine. Some says the
tallest tree in Paradise, they call
that the tree of life. l found in this
Perrine not the tree OF life but the
tree of cath. Say amen.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

DR.. Jackson Burnside made a quick
trip to Miami recently leaving on
Wednesday and returning Thursday.
He went to take patient who was
enroute to a Tumor clinic at Me-
harry Medical College at Nashville,
Tenn. The tumor mass was inches
long, inches deep and and three
quarter inches wide. 1t began in
1926 in connection with the patients
milk teeth.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
husband and father.
TIM HARRINGTON
who departed this life on December
IS, 1912. Gone but not forgotten.
We loved you but God loved you
best
Mrs. Lillian harrington. wife
Mrs. d. F. Patterson, daugh.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

Bahamians are pleased to learn
that Mrs. Ben Bailey, daughter-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bailey
Of this city, has made her debut as
pianist in New York City when
she appeared with the Art Guild of
St Martins Church at Times Hall.
A critic of the New York Times
praised Mrs. Bailey for her perfor-
nance in BeethOven's A flat Sonata
OPP. % and a Chopin group and Sc
lections.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

The Gym Tennis Club has plans
under way for building a club house
on its property at Wulff Road and
Mackey street, the club recently
purchased property adjourning the
courts. On December 5 the club gave
a successful dance at the Ardastra
Gardens with Carl Saunders Orches-
ira furnishing music.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
News From The
Bahamas

Nassau, Bahamas, Dec. - News
has been received of the death IN
England Of Mrs. Ethel NJ. Bennett,
wife of the Rev. FIR. r. K. Bennett
who spent many years in the Ba-
hamas, serving at Governor Har-
Dor. Cat Island, and last but not
least, as rector of st. Matthew
parish. Nassau. Surviving are FIR.
Bennett, a daughter and son.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late

The family Of The IaIe'
JESSE f. MARTIN
wish to thank the many friends LOT
their cards, kilograms, flowers ana
donations of cars, especially the
pastor, trustees and stewards an"
general congregation Of Ebenezer
NJ. Church. Also Mr.. Francis and
employees of Francis Funeral home
for kindnesses and attention.
Mrs. Nettie Martin, wife
Mr.. James Martin, son
Mrs. Lenora Clark, daughter
Mrs. Christian Carter, Daugh'
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

Mr.. Harold Munnings, A. NJ, Inst.
B. E. A. Inst. Elk. Z. only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Munnings, has
returned to Nassau after success
fully completing a four year Civil
Engineering course in England.
Nassau welcomes his return.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

His Excellency, the acting COVER
nor and the Attorney General have
been visiting the out islands, among
them Andres Island San Sal
vador, Rum Cay and Cat Is
land. They made inspections and
the physicians fromHMS Sparrow
in which they made the trip, gave
medical attention to many needy
people
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

On Sunday, December 4, His Lord
ship. the Bishop of Nassau admin
istered the Sacrament of Confirma
ton to So candidates at st. Mat
thews church. They were presented
by the Rector Canon d. r. Knowles.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
PERRINE NEWS
BY LEE JORDAN

The passing of Mr.. John j.
Bridgewater brought many organi-
cations down to Perrine. The Pail
Bearers of lodge No. IS the Elks,
Blue Lodge and Sir knight. all per-
formed their ceremonies respectively
and of course Eastern Stars were
there in large numbers. The Rich
ardson Funeral Home was in
charge. Rev. E. VI. Everette gave
the eulOgy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

Monday night after each first and
third Sundays are the regular meet
ing nights Of Eastern stars Of Chap
ter No. is.
Mrs. Laura Adger is Worthy Ma
iron; Mr.. Grover Jackson. Worthy
Patron; Taylor George and Milton,
secretaries
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
St. Francis Xavier

The Lady Altar Society will meet
Sunday, December Is after High
Mass. All members are asked 20
wear white, please.
You are all asked to make your
final report on the sale of Xmas
cards.
Mrs. NJ. Wareham, Pres.
Mamie Washington, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

District Supt. Aaron Hall was
here Sunday, December 18th to hold
his last quarterly conference for the
year He also preached the COM
munion sermon.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. tcen.., !

GEARBY MARYLAND's BEsT Buy
Only $1s.95o for q full center-han
Colonial brick Of six spacious rooms,
with two complete baths; In an ex-
eellent location. Reduced from
SEE 800 for quick sale. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 7131; ewes. RA. 34ls.
LOVELY RAMBLER-Resl bargain;
center hall. white paneled WAN ex-
tends into din. rm-, 20-ft. picture
window overlook1 pretty patio in
garden; fully HANDICAPPED; 2 spacious
bedrms., full walled closets, de luxe
kitchen equipment incl. Bendix;
many added features incl storm
windows: q distinctive home. greatly
reduced; very convenient financing:
special consideration for cash above
1st trust. No brokers. 81 1888.
NEW HOUSE, s rms and bath. 1a-
IT. liv. rm., full bsmt.. sas h.-wh..
built-in range and refrigerator. 4
large closets. large wooded lot,
Open eup IL to p. located IA
Vile. Nd. turn right from Mont
gomery ave. into Nsnake st.. so 2
blks. turn left. Price $3.50.
ssoSMAN ssSasM c. LYNCH D.nssu' mas
IN LOVELY SETTING overlookins
sugar Loaf Mt.-.rm. Colonial cot
taSe, all improvements. For re
tired couple or commuters. WI
Evening star., 1949-06-24

FTL. PRICE- 81 7leso-Ylye-rn- s9n-
Ealow oa Level lot; h--v.h. large
screened porch. insulated, Venetian
blinds. detached EArAge. cnnEenlsrt
lo>at.on. Just over D. c line Cal
VA. 5000 ill 3 BE ROBERT Q,
pEEW3k sGnT-su-rm- a-Esory
home on lgs. level lot. Elsssec-tn
porek. Plus &creene6-in rear porch
OIL heat; Price. sl0.50o One biz
from bas ano ttoret. $500 casa
ard s54 per month CAL VA, 5000
TIL 8 pn. ROBERT 6. DAVIS 4
5000 DOWN TO yETERASS-Pogr-
becrn Cape Cod. enly 5 Yrs. old:
fun eSrf, oil heat, Al location,
COW 10 cnsseriy TneAtef. stores.
bus. etc. Prseec st enly sio.3o0
Cal wa 5000 sill 0 Pm. ROBERT
8 DAVIS a. CO --2h
LARGE Rooms; pTewRr burGaloN.
s4-ft. iiv. rm 9i-ft. bedrn.. kiieh-
sn large enough for breakfast SCI:
tiled bath. screened porch, level
fenced lot This IS a most fiTsbse
home at a remarkable price OF Sin.-
500. ~ go0 oo~n: FIRST iruti, 50
500. payable S55 per month Vet
eTan may purchase with ~ 600
down. Call WA. 1900 tlg p pm
ROBERT S DAVIS 10 CO SIS
Evening star., 1949-06-24
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