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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16

Like the time-honored recipe for
rabbit soup that begins first snare
the hare" all the modern attempts
to achieve socialistic governments
are based on deception. Socialism
can make no Roadway until the
people are first deceived. Then
comes the final boiling broth of
bureaucracy, where the govern
ment manages everything and no
thing is left to the people, not even
the freedoms they once possessed.
But first, the people are ensnared.
Generally, there are two ways to
catch YOUR rabbit. You can bait your
trap with little ear-corn or some
thing else that will appeal to the
appetite of hungry hare. He'll
come your way. He'll see things
just the way you do-until too late
for him You can have your stew
Another way is to get him scared
Chase him a bit until he's excited
Wanting the security of hollow
log, he'll head right into your rabbit
gum. He's yours!
Politics and Promises
Now then. These are the SAINT
methods that have been usec
throughout history, all over the
world to achieve political power
Get the people scared or hungry;
or both-then they are willing to
let the fellow take over who pro-
misses the most. These 'isms" Of
total political power. including CON-
munism, can never take the people
in America for ride provided we
keep ourselves informed. We must
know the methods We must see
through the trickery
We have not always done SO ]
am aware that you cannot fool "all
the people all the time" But I do
say that entirely too many of us
have unwisely accepted policies that
lead directly to socialism. Your rab-
bit had no intention of participa-
ting in a stew, but hasty and ill
considered action got him there
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
q CT BURIALS

The fellow who works behind the
scene in arranging for the Nisei CT
burials here In Seattle is none other
than Lefty Ichihara, acting chap
lain of the Nisei Veterans Commit
tee. It is he who contacts both the
Army and the next of kin and ar
ranges for a suitable date for the
funeral.
At the present time, Lefty thinks
that after the two pending funerals,
much of his duties as acting chap
lain will be over. When he was the
chairman of the NVC last year, the
Army reburial program got under
day. The first Seattle Nisei burial
under this program got off with an
impressive joint funeral for eight
war dead in the First Methodist
Church on May IS. 1913 Since that
time IS Nisei in all, have been bur-
led in Seattle, all with proper mill
tary rites and arranged by the NVC.
Those of us who have seen Lefty
unselfishly put in his time and eff
fort in the details can only admire
his efficient and capable handling
of the arrangements. There were
times when Lefty would have to
make trips to Tacoma or other out
lying districts to contact the next
of kin and give assistance in the
funeral arrangements. Then the pail
bearers and color guards have to be
lined up, and there would be much
phoning and waiting before each
war dead can be properly accompa-
MED by the eight military" pail
bearers
Incidentally, we would like to
mention here that Col. Calvin But
terworth and his son. Bert, of the
Butterworth Mortuary, have gone
out of their way to aid in the re-
burial program for the NVC. Wher-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
Goome to Ghurch1(ls
METHODIST

10 a.m.-Issei Worship Service.
10 a.m.-Sunday School. Mr.. Ho-
well, leader of worship.
II a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
Guest speaker, Rev. Waichi Oyana-
gi
MARYKNOLL
9 am. and 1890 a.m.-Low Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
NICHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 am inoergarJen children
and juniors service.
IL a.m-Young peoples servtc.
In English
2 p.m.-Japanese Service
PRESBYTERIAN
GAS a.m.-Sunday Scnool for all
ages.
IL a.ln.-Nisei Worship Service.
Sci Adochi when You Pray.
7:30 Westminster fellowship
ST. PETERS
9 am.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev G Shoji
9:45 am.-Sunday School, Miss
Gladys Gray
ii a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:30 p.n-Fri might YPF meet
ings
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16

Patronize Your Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
. NO JULY MEETING

Chairman DICK Setsuda of the
NVC announces that there will be
no July meeting due to the fact
that so many of the members are
either out of town or should be out
enjoying the fine warm weather
that we're having. The August meet
ing will be announced in ample
time and Dick is already making
plans to line up a lively program
and a speaker.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
Sonenkai States
Iuly 16 Meet

TACOMA, Wash, July 16-An i'm
portant meeting of the Sonenkai
will be held from 8 pm. on Satur-
day, July 16, in the local Buddhist
Church. All members are urged to
attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
NWA's Travel Topics and Tips
Refer to Things Japanese

Editors note: Following are
Travel Topics and Tips" released
by the news bureau of Northwest
Air'ines. All "topics" and "tips"
refer to Japan.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16

Tourists who visit the newly built
Honolulu ZOO at Kapiolani Park will
see a wide variety of birds-includ-
ing peacocks that roam freely
through the institution.
Outstanding among the birds, re-
port pilots of Northwest Airlines who
have spent much Of their lay-over
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16

by the news bureau of Northwest
Air'ines. All "topics" and "tips"
refer to Japan)
Americans who study the growth
Of Christianity in Japan will be in
terested in the discovery of three
tombs of early martyrs in the city
Of Oita, in Oita Prefecture, scene
Of the first prosecutions in 1889.
The tombs were found by Father
Marega, pastor of the parish in O.
tia. They were located in cemetery
| adjoining the ruins of Kosai Tenn
pie During the period when Christ
| ians were being prosecuted in Japan
names of the dead and the date of
their demise were purposely with
held AS result it has been i'm
possible to identify those whose re-
mains were found in the tombs.
Tourists who look forward to one
of travels major thrills, a climb to
the top of Mt Full in Japan, needn't
be too alarmed that modern con-
veniences will balk that experience
A proposal to build a cable car
line to the top of the mountain was
recently revived by some enterpris-
ing japanese promoters-only TO
i it-4 clio Of Get 70
editorial writer's in the newspapers
have waxed quite eloquent in their
disapproval
Half of the Joy of climbing Full
lies in the sense of achievement of
4 unique adventure, and in the
pride of recounting the experience
to envious interiors who have not
had the courage or opportunity to
Try it themselves" one of the scribes
wrote
Only those who have toiled step
| by step up Fuji's slopes through the
cng night can know the ecstasy of
seeing the dawning sun break
through the clouds at ones feet to
reveal the tiny world far below.
Only those who have jostled with
the chanting white-robed pilgrims
on the dark narrow trails have
tasted the>full magic of Fuji's en-
chantment."
Though the cable car proposal has
stirred Hp~ this opposition, there
is quite an agreement, however. that
certain improvements should be
made for the benefit of the noun
climbers These include the i'm
| Drovement of trails and rest huts
and the construction of more resort
hotels in the area.
Japan's broad program of electri-
| flying train service was given a
boost recently when an express
train between Tokyo and Osaka, on
which many future tourists will
ride, made the trip between the
Two cities in nine hours, thirty
minutes. This was considerably
faster than previous surface travel
schedules.
Regular service on this run will
start August /.
The special train on the trial run
comprised 10 coaches. including an
observation car and two first-claSs
sleeping cars.
Meanwhile. service on two other
electrified lines. those between
Osaka and Kyoto. and between Flu
kushima and Yonezawa, has al
ready been started.
Liberalization of the lines, to
speed up schedules and make travel
more comfortable, is part of a pro-
gram by Japan to attract tourists
to that country.
Tourists who visit the newly built
Honolulu ZOO at Kapiolani Park will
see wide variety of birds-includ-
ing peacocks that roam freely
through the institution.
Outstanding among the birds, re-
port pilots of Northwest Airlines who
have Sne11t unl,ch of their 1av-over
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16

Veterans by the thousands are
enlisting in the United States Army
today. These men know the Army
offers them a better deal than ci-
villain life. See your recruiting SER
geant, and find out If you can quail
fy for enlistment.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-07-16
Q SHORT TAKES

A week after the Fourth of July
tournament in which the NVC nine
swept through its three-game sched-
ule to retain the title, Joe Kesa-
maru's charges got right back where
they were in the City league and
dropped another tilt to Roslyn. This
Sunday. the Nisei Vets will enter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

WATER FRONT PROPERTY -
II 1I2 acres on Mary Walker
Bayou with a 3 bedroom house
with gas, lights, water and tele-
phone) on a black top road. This
place has "a pecan trees and sew
eral fruit trees and is priced to
sell at 100000.
IL acres on Helena Road on
Black Greek with a 6 room house
with lights, water electric pump,
gas (butane) 2 miles out from Es-
catawpa and is priced to sell at
$4,0 100.
40 acres on Dog River with a
9 room house with electric lights,
pump water, no gas. Has 100 Pc
can trees, quite a few fruit trees
and is priced to sell at $4,200.00.
S acres behind Merriil's Camp
about one block from Mary Walk
er Bayou and less than one block
from the West branch of the Pas
cagoula River. A spring on the
property. Priced at 100000.
40 acres where Jackson Creek
empties into Goode Lake 3f4
miles from Dog River. This place
has a log cabin on it with a lean
to kitchen, fruit trees and flowers.
IA acres in cultivation. The rest
in woodland. A good all year
round road to it and is priced to
sell at $4200.00
IS acres bounded on the North
by Mary Walker Bayou. 1t has
a IL X 49, house on it and a 30
wharf on the bayou. Lights and
telephone available. 80 acres
fenced in. This place has a 40
drive into it from 80 Highway and
is located right at the curve on
Mary Walker Bayou. Priced to
sell at $4,000. Note: This might
be the place you have been look
ing for. 926 So. Market ST., H. P.
Hinman, Realtor, phone 1871.
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A or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF X

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
WHEREAS. CARL BRINKMAN and
%iie, AsTRip ERINKMAN. did on the
and deliver 70 the undersigned. H. r.
HEIDELBERG. Trustee and the PAS
CAGOULA-MOSS POINT BANK, ben
eficiary. 3 Deed Of Trust conveying to
he said Trustee the hereinafter de-
sriped property. which Deed Of Trust
Pegs 44-47 Of the Record Of Deeds Of
Trust In the office of the chancery
Clerk OF Jackson County, Mississippi.
20 secure certain indebtedness due and
5wing to the pascagoula-Moss Point
WHEREAS. the Indebtedness secured
BY. said Deed Of Trust has not been
paid and Is past due and default has
eeen made In said 1aed Of Trust and
The Beneficiary has requested the TN
dersigned as Trustee % foreclose said
now. THEHEFoRE. I. H. p. HEr-
ioas - 4 aid I psss q a qsss s ne y 9Fs sn-
tue Of authority conferred upon ma "a
18th day Of Anrii. 1893 offer fer sale
and sell at public auction for cash to
the highest and best bidder 81 the
North front door of the Jackson Couu-
iy Courthouse at ~paseagouia. Missis-
Ippi uu.inE tssai noufs' tne
A piece or parcel OF land located in
the City of Pascagouia, jackson Coun-
tys njzsiysipPk sitastsf in What gSSid
Section 9. Township Q South. Ran1e 8
West. and more particularly described
as follows, to-wit: Lot No. 5 Of the
Division of the Estate of Maurice Gut
chard, deceased. said lot being on the
Northeast corner Of the intersection of
Market Street and Washington Ave-
nue. with q front Of 81 feet on said
s merf North 81, side snd Of rv WassInst aast A s,ons :
distance of 205 feet more or less. Be
ing the same property conveyed TO
Mrs. Astrid Brinkman by Mrs. c. T.
Taylor by deed dated September 8,
1914. and recorded In Book 80, page
$40 Of the Land Deed Resords of Jack
all buildings and improvements sit
uated thereon.
All right. title, and interest that I
may have In that certain personal
property located and situated In the
Shop located at 2ie canty Street. in
the City of Pascagouia. jackson CouTt-
ty. Mississippi. said personal property
being described rs follows. to-vit:
Checking and wrapping stand
: Sectional dress cases
s. Sectional shelves
2 Sales counters
a. Glass showcases
l. National Cash Register No, 416ost6
4 : 80 inch Electric Fan No. HAS
2-Alco Mirrors.
Published and posted this the asth
II. p. HEIDELBERG. Trustee.
3t AS. Al. 9
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LEGAL NOTICES


COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Public Housing Administration
hereby offers for sale the following
property located In Jackson County,
Mis- 5issippi. adjacent to the city limits
of the City of P~ascagoula. Approx
matelv $3.50 acres Of land with 'front.'
age of some ia feet along Fourteenth
Street and extending eastwardly along
the line of EAST Lincoln Street to a
depth of 225 feet. This tract is approx
imately II miles southeast of the main
business center of Pascagoula and is
improved with a large one-story Com
mercial Facilities Building containing
over "a, 700 square feet of fiobf space
partitioned TO provide eight CONNER
cial rental units. This building Is of
masonry (c1ay tiIe) construction. hav-
ing concrete foundation and floors
with all electrical, heating and plumb
ing fixtures intact, and with all utili-
ties available and sufficient TO operate
the building for commercial or light
industrial purposes or for continued
use as a community shopping center.
Approximately so tons OF coal now
stored on the premises will be sold
with the realty. Inspection of the
above property Is invited and can be
made during regular business hours
by inquiring of Mr.. Robert Fl. Chafin.
Housing Manager, Public Housing AID
p~inistratjon. Tenth Street and Wilson
Avenue. Post Office Box 391, Tele-
phone $50, ~PasoagouIs, Mississippi
This offer is for all cash, with no
preferences Or priorities accorded, and
all bids will be considered competi-
lively with the Government reservinR
the right to reject any and all bids and
to waive any formaiities in bids re-
ceived. All bids must be submitted on
forms provided for that purpose. and
these forms, which may be obtained
from either Mr.. Satterfield or Mr..
Chain at the addresses given in thii
notice. describe the property more in
detail and state the terms and condi-
tons of sale. Sealed bids. plainly
marked Competitive Bid - Project
Miss-22o26" on the outside envelope.
will be received up to 200 p. m. fEST)
April 10. 1919. then publicly opened in
office of Mr.. M. B. SatterfieId. Di-
rector. Atlanta Field Office. Public
Housing Administration. 1901 Georgia
Savings Bank Building, Atlanta 3.
Georgia, to whom all bids should be
addressed. as well as all inquiries for
additional information concerning this
offering. Office hours are from $50
a. m. to 500 p. m. Monday through
Friday.
M. B. SATTERFIELD
Director. Atlanta Field Office
Public Housing Administration
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NO. lU1fo
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To George cronier. a Minor. whose
address including Post Office and
street address y unknown.
Mrs. William OsNei1
B~rasstown, N. Car.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chaneery Court OF tne County of
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of May A. D. 1919, May Rules.
to defend suit No. 10s78 In said Court
of Henry Lynd ct ais. VS.. State of
Mississippi ct ais. Wherein you are ;
defendant. and wherein Complainants
seek confirmation Of title in and TO
SCI of sWi. Section z. Township s
South. Range 5 West. jackson County.
Mississippi as fully set out In bill on
file.
This 80 day Of March A. D.. 1919.
-. c. EVERETT
Clerk. Ctascefy Court.
Js<<s91 Cc..tY sI~lppi.
b :. = GAt1QYASs ?. {.
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oN-REsIDEnr NorrcE

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Nellie Counter sndfor Mrs.
NJ. w. MeIlott II living. IL dead to her
legal representatives and any I'M ell
other parties who may be heirs-at-iaw
of Mrs. Martha r. French. Deceased
You are summoned to appear before
the Chsncery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the 53rd day
of April at ten o'clock a. m. "A. D..
f949. TO appear before the honorable
D. M. Russell. Chancellor of HI 9Th
District chancery Court of the State
of Mississippi. in his office in the Hsr-
rison County Courthouse In the City
of Gulfport. Mississippi. to show cause
If any you can why the instrument
dated 18th day of April. 1913. should
not be admitted to probate and record
as the true Last VIII and Testament
of Mrs. Martha T. French. Deceased.
all as Is shown by petition on file of
Daniel ]. Chancellor and Mary Chan
cellor TO which petition you are De-
fendant. as fully set out in bill on
file.
This 20 day of Marih A. D.. 1919.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk Chancery Court,
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY E. NJ. Galloway. D. c.
IS Z A Il 1t Al, g. is. q
Is Z a Il u f-l,-o, 10
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LIKE FATHERS?

NEW YORK -(AP)- operat-
ing in a Toronto minor league is
a Conacher- Wentworth defense
combination and a forward line
of Schriner : Primeau : Conacher.
These youthful puck stars are
the sons respectively of Lionel
Conacher, Cy Wentworth, Sween-
ey Schriner, Joe Primeau and
Charlie Conacher, five of the Ma
tional Hockey Leagues brightest
stars Of years ago.
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WANT TO BUY. SELLtOR
4 SOMETHING'S
READ AND USE THESE ADS
L TO BUILD SOVIET
DOCK

GYDNIA, Poland -tAP)-Pol-
ish shipyards, hard at work build
ing new vessels for Poland's mer-
camille fleet, have just received
their biggest order from So
Wet Russia.
The Soviet ministry of foreign
trade asked the Poles to rebuild
two sections of a great floating
dock. Parts of the dock already
have been delivered to Gydnia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

IN MOSS POINT-A new house,
4 rooms and bath for sale. In
Hodge subdivision. A bargain at
$3,250.00, $500 down and balance
like rent. Immediate possession.
See P. L. Bilbo, 212 Shipyard ST.,
Moss Point, Miss. Is 1t p Al
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CARDS OF THANKS

~ CARDS OF THANKS 20
We desire to extend thanks to
those relatives and friends who
did so much to ease our sorrow
following the death of our be-
loved mother. Mrs. Della Davis,
March 10, and to express our deep
appreciation Of their many acts
of kindness and for the beautiful
floral offerings. Especially do we
thank DIR. j. NJ, Lockard, the
Rev. Franklin Steiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Graham, and the
Women's department of the
Church of the Latter Day Saints
for the dinner that it provided
Sunday.
Children of Mrs. Della Davis.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE SY , or ,~g1ssoITTIos

Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
US. the undersigned Richard n. Mol
pus. Mrs. Frances B. Molpus, A 8,
Williams, and Mrs. Marjorie M. vii
Jams heretofore carrying on business
as a partnership. at Biloxi, PascaGouih
and Gulfport, under the style or firm
of GULFCOAST COMPANY. APERN-
TOR OF LAUNDERETTEs. has been
dissolved by mutual consent as and
Witness our signatures this the fst
day OF March, 1919.
RICHARD n. MoLPUS
MRS, FRANCIS B. MOLPUS
A. ]. WILLIAMS
MRS, MARJORIE M. WILLIAMS
81 Sis, IS, al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

Zachary Taylor wanted to APP
point Abraham Lincoln governor
Of the Oregon Territory but Mr.
LreoM dSsEpfoved.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

Indian pudding may be topped
with shredded coconut before
serving.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES FoR SALE
fnglewood HON.

2-BEDROOM 1~nglewood Home
With tile bath and kitchen on
large corner lot, will sacrifice
equity and can be bought with a
100000 down payment and bal
ance $4,000 per month. See 926
So. Market ST., H. P. Human,
phone 1871. l6 1t p
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4-ROOM 'HOUSE-Bath, lights.
water. gas, front and back porches
screened. IL bearing pecan trees.
Call 1851 or see ]. H. Byrd, be-
hind Sam Rea's Store. 16 ct p 3-25
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FOR IDENTIFICATION PIC
TURES-It's Dixie Photo Shop.
e35 E. Lincoln Avenue, City.
4 1t p Al
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I will not be responsible for any
purchases or accounts made by any
one other than myself.
CHARLES JOSEPH EMERSON.
By: Mrs. Mabel l.. Martin, Guardian
st 3-i8, IS, Al
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MIssINc INsURANcE PoLIcIEs

TO I'LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance
Company of Milwaukee. Wisconsin
hereby gives notice that its blank
Fire Policies Nos. i0i to $50. and Au-
tomobile Policies Nos. FIN CONNER
ciail i01 to FIN IFS and FM-z26 to FIN
of Carl W. Vann. one time. but not
now. agent for said Company at Pas
cagoula. Mississippi. have been lost
or mislaid. and said Company will not
be responsible as Insurers for any loss
under said policies. md said
policies are hereby declared null and
void ~ said Company. Anyone hav-
ing any knowledge of the whereabouts
of aa'd policies viii please notify Mil
Waul.eG Mechanics Insurance Cork
81 VI. 9. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS
"a FOR SALE OR TRADE az

1888 va Motor, complete, Coo
per's Garage, 9l2 Market St,
phone 1877. % ct p 3-l8
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SEVERAL STORE BUILDINGS
For sale in Pascagoula. H. P.
926 So. Market ST.. phone
l2S7-J. II 1t p
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APARTMENTS - RENT Is l

APARTMENT FOR RENT - In
Moss Point for adults. Mrs. c. w.
Jackson, phone 3241. IL If 3-18
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SERVICE STATIoN-And garage
doing 5000 gal gas business per
month. Located in Moss Point.
Business and equipment $l45O. 90.
H. P. Hinman, Realtor. 926 So.
Market ST., phone 1287-J.
- - -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE L

AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS -
Modern home on same property.
Market ST, phone 1877. II ct p 3-18
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PERSONALS

NOTICE--A-2-z Rental office has
been changed from A-2-z High
way go to Ziegenfelder's River
Road, phone 248. 2 At D 3-18
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RECORD SALE-New records,
lsc not used on luke Box. Nee
dies most any price. Dixie Auto
Lee Store, South Pascagoula ST.,
City. % If be Al
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SPICE BEDROOM SET-Dark
$3.50 ; cupboard 3 liz h. p. Fire
stone, $4,000; Drafting set very
fine, $4,000; hand paintings; gas
range like new cost $224.O0,
$4,000 takes same. 1902 E, Tyler
Avenue. % 1t D Al,
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DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE
Will remodel to suite buyer.
$4,000 down payment, balance
like rent. Phone 202-M or 1901
Cherubusco St, Inglewood Homes,
Inc. 16 ing be IA
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UNFINISHED APARTMENT
Broom house, bath, hot water and
gas, $500 month. Adults only
phone 1851. Is ct p Al
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PUP TENTS-$4.45. 926 So. Mar
ket St., Humans, phone 1871.
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