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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
Civil Service Job
Openings Announced

The Board of u. S. Civil Ser.
vice Examiners, u. S Department
of Agriculture, Atlanta, Georgia
announces an examination for
probational Qeading to perma-
nent) appointment to positions OF
scientific aid (cotton) in the fol-
lowing options: Cottonseed Tech
nology, Fiber Technology, Gin
ming Technology, and Textile
Technology, paying entrance sal
aries of $2152 - SP-2, to 1894
SP-6, a year.
The majority of these positions
are located at cotton laboratories
presently situated at Stoneville,
Miss, and Clemson, S. C.
Applications are solicited from
the general public and veterans
will be given preference as pro-
vided in the Veterans Preference
Act of 1914.
Applicants must have had ex-
perience in cottonseed, fiber, gin
ming or textile technology, in re-
lated work requiring knowledge
of the grades and staples of cot
ton, in physics, in chemistry, or
in appropriate engineering work.
Education may be substituted
for experience. but in order to
receive credit the applicant must
furnish, at the time of the writ
ten examination, a list of courses
completed with the number of
semester hours credit received
for each course.
For complete information and
forms to file, see Examination
Announcement No. 1881 (1949)
md the Civil Service Commits
sion's Local secretary, H. ]. Mont
gomery, at the post office in Du-
rant, or the Commissions local
secretary at most first - and
second-class post offices; the U.
S Civil Service Regional Office
at Atlanta. Ga. or New Orleans,
La, or the executive secretary.
Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex-
onainers, Dent. of Agriculture. 511
Glenn Building. Atlanta. Georgia.
with whom application must be
filed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
|HoImesCounty
Library Notes

The Holmes County Library a,
Durant offers an entertaining
selection of reading material this
week. Remembrance Rock" by
Carl Sandburg, is an outstanding
historical novel. "And Ride Forth
Singing" is another delightful
novel about the people in a
small French village, by Kath-
crime Dunlap, author of "Once
There Was A Village" The Judas
Cat" by Dorothy Davis, Framed
In Guilt" by Day Keene, and "a
Rope For The Baron" by Anth-
ony Morton, are all thrilling mys-
teries.
"Buckskin Pards" by Chuck
Stanley. Montana Man" by Paul
Lehman, and "Renegade's Trail''
by Abel Shot will entertain low
ers of Western yarns. In the light
er vein of romance offered. eff
She Be Fair" by Vivian Grey,
Terry" by Betty Blocklinger and
Wait For Tomorrow" by Ethel
Bangert
Books that have been read dur
ing the week and recommended
10 other readers, are: 81 Love
Miss Till Bean" by Chase,
Queens Folly" by Thane,
Eagle In The Sky" by Mason,
GRANDMOTHER Drives South" by
Henley, "We Shook The Family
Tree by Dolson, and "Bulwark
by Driesler
Several new readers have en-
rolled from West during the
week, and Mrs. Brooks Niece,
Miss Watson, visited at the libra
nv.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
March OF Dimes Nets
More Than $1,000 !
As Drive Continues : :.

incomplete March of Dimes
fund reports are announced bv
a. r. Carroll, county finance
chairman, who says that totals
will not be made until March
Individual contributions are stilI
being mailed in and other reports
are incomplete.
Town chairmen and the
amounts they have collected as
announced by Mr.. Carroll. are
Lexington: Mrs. D. B. Miles
S848.66; Durant. Miss Sara How
ard, SAC; Tchula, Mrs. H J..
Balne and Mrs. j. w. Penn, S4OO-
Plckens, Mrs J. D. McKie, Sl99 or
and West, Mrs. c. B. Cade, S172 95
Other chairmen and amounts
collected are: Goodman, Mrs. D.
j. Ford, SOS; incomplete for this
week; Thornton, Mrs. r. B. Car
rarde, $l05.67; Cruger, Mrs Jessie
Matthias, $65.45; Acona, Mrs. K F.
Downer, $24; Ebenezer, Mrs. B. W.
Humphrey, $3.50; Richland, Mrs.
J. E. Chisolm, $40: Coxburg, Mrs.
H A. Hocutt, $3.50.
Also collected was: from Owens
Wells, Mrs. John Word, $6.OI:
Mlleston colored school, $1,000.
Richland colored school, SIPS:
MT. Olive colored school, S12.05:
rural negro schools, reporting
each day, $36.45.
Totals to-date reach $25O5 Is.
Mr.. Carroll said.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
Services Are Held
For Mrs. Ross

Services for Mrs. Annie Lee
Ross, sister of Brad and Ben
Griffin, of Lexington. who died of
a heart ailment at Grenada hospi-
tai Tuesday morning were held
at 2 Wednesday afternoon at Mid
way Methodist church near Val
den, Miss.
The Rev N L. Threet of Walden
officiated with burial in Midway
cemetery under the direction of
Oliver Funeral home of Winona.
Mrs. Ross was born in Carroll
county August 90, 1905. She was
married to d. H. Ross December
u, 1929.
She leaves her husband. D. H.
Ross of Walden, one daughter,
David Fl. and William Alvin Ross,
Marjorie Jean Ross: two sons,
all of Walden; two sisters. Mrs.
Mae Grantham and Mrs. Morris
Everett, both of Memphis: and
seven brothers, Brad and Ben.
Griffin of Lexington: John Grit
fin of Pascagoula; William Griffin
of Saxton, Mo: and Tom Griffin
of Covington, Tennessee.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
American Legion Issues
Coll For Clothing

American Legion Post No 10 at
Durant is issuing a call for sec
ond hand clothing for children,
that is clean and in good repair.
The clothing is to be stored by
the Post and issued to children in
need of assistance.
The Post, in making Child We'll
fare its main objective for the
year, has furnished clothing for
three children, and has an immed-
late call for a girls coat size IL,
and rain coat or cape size IL or
IA. Citizens are assured that any
assistance that may be given will
be greatly appreciated by the
Post and by needy child.
The meeting of the Post Tues
day night was well attended
with most of the time being spent
in the discussion of Ways and
Means for Child Welfare and in
creased membership and attend
ance.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
County Baptist Ministers
Attend Stute Association

The Rev. c. M. Day of Durant
and the Rev. S. B. Harrington of
Tchula were among IL Baptist
ministers who took part on the
Mississippi Baptist association an
nual program held last week in
Jackson The Rev. Day presided
at the moderators' meeting, to
which were gathered moderators,
clerks and missionaries from the
70 associations of the State.
The leaders represented the as
sociational work of 1884 State
Baptist churches with $4,000
members. Horace Headrick, pres
ident, and the Rev Mr.. Carmen
Savell, vice president, presided at
the joint meeting.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
Services Are Held
For Aged Minister
Died At Hospital
In Lexington

Services for the Rev. Robert
Abner Meek, 81, for many years
well-known Southern Methodist
minister of Black Hawk, who died
at Community hospital, Thursday
night, February 8. were held Sun
day from Wilson Knight Funeral
home, Greenwood, at 2 pm. Bur-
ial was in Acona cemetery with
masons of Mt. Moriah lodge, Black
Hawk, in charge.
The son of DR.. r. D. and Mrs.
Martha J. Meek, and a grandson
OF the Rev. Stephen johnson, he
was born and reared in Carroll
county, where he attended local
schools and an academy known
as the Methodist District High
school, which was at Black Hawk
for many years. He was gradu-
ated from the University of Mis-
sissippi in 1888, and received the
doctor of divinity degree from
Emory and Henry college, Vir-
ginia, in 1910.
Joining the North Mississippi
conference in 1890, he served the
following charges: Carrollton,
Walden, fernando Coldwater,
Clarksdale, Tupelo, Starkville
West Point, and Greenville. He
also served the Greenville and
Sardis districts as presiding elder.
From'1910 to 1918, he was edit
or of the New Orleans Christian
Advocate, and from 1921 to 1890
he edited and published at Mem
phis, Tennessee, The Southern
Methodist, an influential indepen-
dent religious weekly.
The Rev. DR.. Meek was for
sometime a trustee of the Mem
phis Methodist hospital, and was
for many years a trustee of Mill
saps college, and vice-president
OF its Board of Trust; he was also
for twelve years president of the
Board of Education of the North
Mississippi Conference. He was a
member of six successive General
Conferences of Southern Metho-
dism - from 1910 to 1880, inclu-
sive - and he was appointed a
delegate to the Methodist Ecu
menical Conference held in Tor
onto, Canada, in 1911, and to a
like conference held in England in
1912.
At the time of his death he was
q trustee Of President Charles w.
Rankin's school at Chen-Ju.
China, contributing editor to the
China Fundamentals, published
in the Orient, and to the Southern
Methodist Layman, of Atlanta,
Georgia.
In 1894 he was married to Miss
Cornelia Crippen of Black Hawk
who, together with one son, Rob-
ert E. Meek. survives him.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
Durant Men Held
On Suspicious
OF Sdfe-Breaking
Sheriff Works
With Other
County Officers

Two Holmes county men ara
being held in connection with
safecracking in Yalabusha and
Montgomery counties in two cpl
sodes which occurred in January.
ana IN which considerable
amount of money and chattels"
were taken, it was said Wednes-
day by Sheriff Ellis E. Wynn.
The men, Red" Brooks and
Stanley Woodall of Durant, were
arrested this week upon suspi-
cion, and are being held at an I'M
designated place The incidents
were said to have occurred at Til
latobia in Yalobusha county, and
Duck Hill in Montgomery county,
on January 80 and 18th. Neither
of the suspected have been held
on previous charges.
Still Destroyed
Also reported was the Oath
still, found one and one-fourth
miles south of Brozville January
"a by Sheriff Wynn and revenue
officials.
One hundred gallons of mash
were destroyed with the 2-bar-
rel still and equipment, and a
Lexington RID negro, Edmund
Noel, was arrested with later fin
ing of 500 and costs by J. P Ma
lone, justice of the peace Of Eben-
ezer.
Mokes Raid
In raid Saturday, February s.
at 4 pm. near west, H. L.. Mayo
was arrested for possession OF
one-half case whiskey, and was
fined 500 and costs in E. M. Nc.
Lellan's justice of the peace court.
Sheriff Wynn said that Herbert
Downer was fined $50 and costs
in w. D Ford justice of the peace
court, February 9, upon plea OF
no contendere and on charges OF
possession of whiskey found ON
his premises January Is by the
sheriff and his deputies.
Downer has under lease and
operation the Village Inn, located
near Lexington, at which place
the whiskey was found, the sher-
iff said.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
To Accept Bids On
Highway Construction

Six highway construction jobs
are up for bids to be received
February % in Jackson, it is an
nounced by Row c. Adams. state
highway commissioner. Four are
farm-to-market projects. with inn
provements for county road sys-
TENS.
Two projects for construction
are in Tippah county, with 1929
miles grading, drainage struc-
lures, culverts and box bridges
between Ripley and Dumas and
between Ripley and Bonneville.
Others are: 2702 miles grading,
drainage structures, culverts and
gravel surface course in Issaquena
county between Miller and On
ward; 0.207 miles grading and
bridge between Arlington and
Philadelphia; and 1.705 miles
grading, drainage structures, cul-
verts and bridge between Hol-
comb and Carrollton.
Bids will be taken on a grade
crossing on US-80 within the city
limits of Meridian and a vertical
fill on Miss-63 between Moss
Point and Escatawpa.
Total estimated amount figured
for these projects amounts to
about S526,000.00.
According to a recent announce
ment the Lexington-Acona road
ivef miles north of Lexington,
under construction, should be
driven over carefully. but requires
little or mob delay.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
&c. 6. Allen Constable.
{. B. Guess. New }. P.
Elected On Tuesduy

c. c. Allen was elected con-
stable and E B. Guess, justice of
the peace, in the special beat two
election held Tuesday, over op-
ponents Walter Durham, Jr., and
j. j. Smith.
The justice of the peace vacancy
occurred due to the resignation of
Raiford E, McNeer. An addi-
tlonal constable was ordered add
ed by the Holmes Election COM
missioners, in the notice posted.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
w. A. Bacon Is Portner
With Lumpkin And Owen

announcement is made of the
addition to the law firm of Lump
kin and Owen, in jackson, of the
ASSOCIATION of William A Bacon,
son OF Mrs. w. A. Bacon of Du-
rant, as partner for the general
practice of law.
Mr.. Bacon's name has been
added to the firm name, which
now is Lumpkin, Bacon and owen
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10

Miss Billie Ruth Mcclellan ac-
companied her sisters, Miss vir-
ginia Mcclellan and Miss Rachel
Mcclellan to Jackson Sunday fol-
lowing their visit over the week
END.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Doty Porter of
Lexington Jspent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A A.
Porter, and sister, Mrs. O'Neal
Mcdaniel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10

MIR. James L. Porter, Jr., of
Gulfport, spent Sunday and Mon
day with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Porter.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10
Holmes Scores Hiqh
lin FLA Contests
Held Al State

GOODMAN. MISS. Feb, 10 -
The Vocational Schools of Holmes
county led other counties in the
Big Black FLA council in their
annual elimination contests in
livestock-crops juding at State
college last week end, it is re-
ported by Joe Waits. council re-
porter.
Holmes County chapters placed
five of the possible nine teams to
enter the District elimination. All
Holmes County winners will COM
pete at Greenwood next month at
the Delta District Livestock show
Livestock Teens placing with
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10

Mrs. O'Neal Mcdaniel is i'm
proving from case of flu.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-02-10

Members of Holmes AIS teams
were:
Livestock - Sam Hall, Mike
Dlckerson, and Charles Christian.
Dairying - James L Browning,
Clifton Mabry, and Joe Waits.
Holmes crop team members:
Pete Lusk, Thomas Crawford,
and George Bobo. alternate -
Clyde Mcbride.
Big Black council is composed
of all Vocational Schools in Holm
es, Attala, and Madison counties.
The state FLA council ruling pro-
vldes that council may enter as
many teams in each judging con-
test in the Districts as there are
counties in the Council.
This Council is therefore entitl-
ed to be represented by teams
placing /, 2, and 3 in all council
contests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
HIGHLAND PARK

10000 - Three-bedroom masonry
bungalow, space for additional bed
room and bath with plumbing. heat
and wiring, roushed in: Equipped
foot frontage. $1,000 cash. balance
FILA. will go CT. One block from
bus, two blocks to school and shop
ping center. Open l to q Sunday.
May. be seen Saturday by appoint
ment.s Turn left off Washington
blvd, on 18th, one block to open
sign. j. II. BENOIT, Realtor, KE
3-nE17 or KE a-R2AQ a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
2-Family Brick, Detached
SD ANNA AnYaroued


A sturdy home made to provide oc-
cupancy for the owner and for q
tenant. Probably $40 rent from /
apartment to the owner and his ex-
penses unbelievably low. LIST floor
has private outside entrance, large
dining kitchen, fully-eauipped. .liv-
ing room. bathroom and shower
stall, bedroom. End floor has 3 bed
rooms, living room. kitchen fully
equipped. bath and living room.
Front screened-in porch. Fenced-in
back yard, splendid neishborhood,
convenient to everything. A Ist
trust of $4,000 at AZ can be
established making the payments.
including principle, interest and
taxes and insurance. about $40. in
which event YOU would live rent
free. Call MI. Taylor or Mr. Berens,
lr. at MA. DIAL, or come to
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Ma. 9141
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

See this beautiful, center-hall Co
lonial brick now. You'll escape that
closed-in feeling in this spacious
7,roon home; 9 large bedrooms. 2
fireplace, big dining room, fully
equipped kitchen s with adequate
working space, large paneled recre-
alton room with fireplace, laundry
room. maids room with VI bath,
s 81 nsai ndo1s asa aa
house Is located on 90-ft. front
corner lot, In desirable section; z
min. drive to WASH, D. c. and
convenient to schools, Transports
ton and shopping. Terms To be
The M. II. BARRY'S
22oeo M NJ. Vernon Ave-. Alsy.. ".
dThs Old Reliable once.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
CALL NOW

TO inspect this charming 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial on an attractive lot
70x100. This better home for less
money features lge. liv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm.. and lge. equipped
approved for $I3,25O. SI.7OO cash,
bal. like rent, There is only one like
1t 50 call Mr. Yeonas to inspect
No reas. offer refused.
YE0NAS REALTY
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i SUBURBAN sAIE-MARYLAND
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
6905 SYCAMORE AVE.
NnY5AT CAM AMI cyYYNy

It. Of beautiful landscaping; Z rms,
baths: owners are moving to Flor
ida and want offer To reach: Out
Carroll ave. past Takoma Firehouse
TO LIST street on right, continue to
6905. Call Mr.. Crockett, SH. 1914
with LRGUM & GERBER, AID. 1900.
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$500 Cash For Non-GI
home. never a LIVED l IN. sfor
my al loan; $50 mo. payments Ike
rent. Vic. Of Cheveffy. Only 90 minis.
from center Of town. 2 bedrms., fully
equipped kit, auto. gas heat. Nice
lot for children. 0reenbelt 1915.
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BEDROOM SHY?

The Colonel Is Sorry
He has to leave this. Groom, 2-bath
brick home in picturesque Glynn-
carlyn. but his transfer makes. tAiB
sale necessary. Spacious r6onS,
foyer entrance, fireplace and AZ
metal Kitchen. An unusual value et
S17.750. *
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at aiebe I'd. ow. eoaD.
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SALES, INC.
MA, 9141
BRICK BUNGALOW


pc om p ciIse-fn nv seet aisax o. IA
this S-year-old aIl-brick home better
than new. Has entrance foyer, liv-
ing room with open fireplace. lead
ing to covered and screened side
porch. Family-size dining room.
Kitchen has electric refrigerator and
tiled bath with shower. Full base
ment, gas heat, Ice. lot fully sodded
and handicapped; has very distinctive
appearance and excellent location.
Priced, $13.S50. Down payment to
veteran. 81 .0b0; Monthly payments,
Ma. sIfI. Saturday and Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Ma. 9141
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA
None Better in Virginia
Vets, 2 Apartments

9CoV AOWL, poo MOIlJQ
This is sensational value. 2 apart
ments in the finest location in Viz
ginia, priced $11,400 Each apart
ment contains large living room,
dining area, completely equipped
modern kitchen, Servel refrigerator.
Southern cutting board. and above
and-below cabinets. Large tiled bath
with shower, bedroom that really
will accommodate twin beds and has
Mister and Missus closets. Large
storage closet of living room, hard
wood floors throughout, automatic
hot-water heat, apartments newly
decorated. You live in one apart
ment. rent the other, and you pay
only S3S. per month approx. out Of
your pocket. This pays for every
thing. interest. principal, taxes. In
surance, gas. light, heat. This is
the. finest buy ever offered In in
yestment property. Act Immediately.
Call Mr.. McGinniss, Saturday and
Sunday, MA. 9I4l.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA
GARDEN CITY

Brick bungalow. 4 bedrms., 2 full
baths, full bsmt.. fenced-in back
yard: close to shopping and transp
1mmed occupancy. BY owner
50l7 No. Gath St, Arl. ia. 4-lS33
after u pm; all day, Sat. and Sun.
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Large Rambler-$2O, 0O(

Large Rambler-$20,0 900
A stylish and charming home in
Rock Creek Hills. Three bedrooms
Gone knotty-pine paneled>, 2 baths,
tremendous living room approx.
15x25) with large fireplace and pic
ture window, kitchen with dinette,
pose, and built in garage With over
head door Only one year old; oak
floors. screens, storm windows, ex-
cellent closets and beautifully deco
rated. offered for FIRST time. owner
KAHN Kahn e ess tx. eis saie;' . w,sn NJ
Frank Kahn, WO. 1903. %
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NORTH ARLINGTON
BRICK COLONIAL,

Open l-6; sa2 North woodrow St.
Brick Colonial In the heart Of Ar
linston, one block to bus and
two blocks to school on . good
clean street Features: Beauti-
full lawn. lot 75x15U deep with
stream In the rear and O. section
for vegetable or flower garden: liv-
ing room with handsom fireplace
and entrance to screened porch;
good-sized dining room and equipped
Kitchen. full basement, oil heat:
second door has two large bedrooms
and bath. Price, $1S,950. This
home is in spotless condition inside
and out. Directions: Out Wilson
right to open sign.
SCOTT SANDERS, ATTY.
1921 Macarthur Blvd.
OR S6gS "A
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SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
S11 750-S70O CASH

%VVU Sf20I1
This lovely brick Cape Cod home Is
located lust 3h miles from Peace
Cross IN West Lanham Hills. In
a bedroom and . bath, large living
room and family-size dining room,
fully equipped Kitchen with break
fast space: End floor has Q large
bedrooms and bath; full dry base
ment with outside entrance; auto
matte gas &C: heat: lot 65xI 65,
300 cash, .S75 monthly including
taxes and insurance, to veterans.
Call Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Berens, MA.
914l. Saturday. Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
Ma 914l
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sstns' Ev. rm. With With i,r;epi.. din. r ss
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., rec. rm.; " acre
with fruit trees. garden, gar; mr..
everything; must Be sold; $6,T60
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YOU AND THEY

Think of Your Children
This home offers distinct ADVANTAGES
to children and family alike; AL
neishborhood. walking distance
from school; twin bedrooms and
z tiled baths, large living room,
2 screened porches, garage and ex-
ira bath in basement. Pre-war
home. VIII go GI. Now owners
occupied. so call for appointment.A
Real Estate Service. Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd.. oW. 5000,
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LAST HOUSE SALE
Bethesda Alta Vista Terrace-Beau-
tiful new Cape Cod. bedrooms,
IL. baths, full basement. garage.
Reduced from $4,000 to $17,950.
OIL or conventional financing. OIL.
Szl6; eve, Oh 1850. g.
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ALEX.-BELLE HAVEN
Charming Williamsburg Colonial,
custom built Of excellent materials;
spacious ana attrac. rms. with
1 bedrm. and bath LIST d.; rec. rm.,
scr. patio. ground level; heavy slate
roof. COPPER plumbing. Reas. price.
OWNER, IL. O6o3.
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RENTING?
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc
VETERANS

VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
New bungalows, ramblers and 2-story
homes, priced from $3.50 TO
division, College Park Drive out
BALTIC. blvd. l " mi. past q. Of Nd :.
to Lackawanna st.
Open for Inspection
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Exclusive Agent. TO. 1852.