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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-06
VERONICA DEBORAH
WILLIAMSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover E. Will
hanson announce the birth of
a baby girl weighing eight and
one half pounds on Monday
morning, December 4. The baby's
name is Veronica Deborah Will
hanson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-06

Mrs. q. B. Lewis and Mrs. Ollie
Clemens and children were visit
ors in Conway Thursday of last
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
We. 8

DUPLEX 49, Fourth-Fremont No.
$500 49, No down payment to
CT. rooms with bath on each
floor. Full basement with new
automatic gas heat furnace. Call
Mr.. Brown after 9 p. m. - Pleas
ant 66S7 or Crawford Investment
Corp. Atlantic 1895.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03

est which attains the length of
two feet. The other two are The
Little Pickerel CEsox VermicuIa-
tus) and the Banded Pickerel
tEsox AmericanusD They seldom
exceed one foot in length and one
pound In weight. All three pickerel
are found only east Of the Ale
ghany Mts.
An Pickenel have their gill
coverings fully coated with scales.
The PickereI also has larger
markings on its body.
Lets call our northern Pike by
lis correst name, not by such mis-
homer as snake pike, river pike,
grass pike, jackfish and other
names.
References on this article will
be sent upon request by Carl
Fraction. Ward 81, Vets Hospital,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Next Week: Teach the Young
sters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
Hunting and Fishing
BreVifieS
Carl Fraction

After each hunting season the
rife and shotgun should be clean
ed and oiled thoroughly before
storage. Both are precision instru-
ments and require the best care
possible.
II possible. take your gun apart
and wash each part In warm water
and soap. Care must be taken to
dry and Intricate each part. with
any recommended gun Oil, be-
cause the steel Is Of high quality
and win rust quickly.
Use only the recommended rod
found In sports shops for cleaning.
Any number OF oil saturated cot
ton patches, placed In the slot Of
the rod should be used to clean
the barrel. Reassemble and wipe
off excess oil,
All external parts should be
cleaned and given several coats Of
raw hnseed oil. Put nothing into
the end Of the barrel to keep the
dust out. as moisture may form
and rust will result.
Put the gun in its case and store
in q dry place until next season.
Protect your family. Do not
keep loaded firearms in your home
or car.
Next week: Northern pike and
pickerel.
One Of the oldest arguments
among Minnesota fishermen IL the
difference between Northern
Pike and Pickerel, the latter, never
having been found in Minnesota.
Northern Pike, (Esox Lusius) are
often mistaken for Pickerel. a.
they closely resemble each other
In shape. They differ. however, In
size and characteristic markings.
There are three sub-speeies Of
Pickerel. The Eastern or Chain
Pickerel (Esox NigerI Ii the larg-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
Almost About
Everything
~ Percy villa

Isn't often that for trade
object 10 sell this that object
hook movie presented by RchanY
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z1Q4a

arguments that the FEPC bill Is
one Of Joe Stains monstrosities
and the "nlggers are only being
used az q smoke screen" The men
supporting this bill, he continued.
don't give . tinker's damn about
the niggers."
The most comical speech favor
ing the Powell bill and opposing
the Mcconnell amendment was
made by Congressman Marcan-
tonic. He brought the House and
the galleries down In q roar when
he said 70 his colleagues that II
they voted for the Mcconnell bill
you are pulling out al OF the
measures teeth. you are cutting
off its arms, you are cutting off
Its legs, in fact you are cutting
off everything that II Of any use"
Two hours Of debate were al
lowed on the measure with many
6-minute speeches being made
both for and against the measure.
Cong. Powell. chairman Of the sub
committee Of the House Education
and Labor committee who held
hearings on the bill and released
the report, was in charge Of the
one hour floor time allotted TO the
proponents Of the measure.
In spite Of the fifteen and one
half hours Of grinding labor. the
4a6 weary Representatives and
the majority Of the tired newsmen
stayed on the job from II o'clock
noon Wednesday until 3:2S q. m.
Thursday, going home for q few
hours sleep and returning to the
Job for an hour and a half Thurs
day afternoon from u noon until
near 1870 when the substitute
FEPC bill was eventually passed
with many powell supporters fin
ally conceding that this bin was
better than none at all and VOt-
ing for II In the final analysis.
Among them were Congressman
Dawson. Cong. Roosevelt. Rep.
Edna Kellep OF New York and
others.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
! WILING ;
! STA N D IN 9 s
MINNESOTA BOWLING
ASSOCIATION LEAGUE
SCORES
February 20, 1850
60 Games

Team high, three games, Her
man Glen, 2236.
Individual high, three games.
Ralph Jones, 66l; Chubby Brady
5l4.
Individual high, single game,
William Mcintosh, 201; Ralph
Jones 1919.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03

70 at schsnIeyu
only crowd.
came the main sventl"
And after viewing the fight high.
get bit more public relations work with the
100000 Negroes IN this country
The films OF Joe Louis and
fights the contrary bis first fight
with Max sohmsng was shown detail his Touchdown
the Jimmy Braddoek bout.
Most Johnny post had seen good
share Of Louis fight movies but agreed schsny
done great Job of putting them together in movie
The company has purchased 90 projectors $500
each to show the movie all sections OF the countfor
wants showing with door prizes
with Jerry oirard. and he'll be happy to ObnEo
any Industry . TO win
friends and influence pSOpIeand Sn make
movie
30 I'm being talked again my pre-
dOton Of tho True picked Jackie Graves This
YOU my dear rbbss tell whonthshs picked EnSo AIAr
that ID. before the nEhtH
The civic night at the Standard honons
shaw Mnsnsr and sponsored by the Arthur Lodge
and the Jewish War Veterans Eands
has attended
Tho honOrcd guests Mayor HOys Governor Luther
YounGdAh Justice Leroy MAtSon Jack MaAy
Tho principal speakers YOunEdah and Bradshaw Min
sner and both were land shall describe
GENT Two speakers praised boss Editor Cecil Newman
TH 0oSSIpM TRUTH
The Minnesota Jewish al Club banquet March
H. ~ the Meoet Hotel should be Harry
tells ma that the second edition Of FLAIR sold
week. Just like that Gorgeous wrestler faced
with personal aEOdyhss losing his hair KaShoy
wrestling ( show the greatest OF Barymoreng
eyes have But the
boys win be rematched this
tho shelf for few months look for another boxing slump
state Headlines expects Jackie Robinson pounds
weight and his boss Hickey worried fights
night overheard the following conversation between
ser deadbea and fan Whom money
The fellow answered. "AwNyu About thing
locate In the Twin cities two tickets for the LAsobs
game In g. Paul March 40 Tony profit
ON his next boxing ahow-look q boxing
the night club and theatre business don't
getting bamed) heyn BE- calling
myself darling tells that abe really acquainted
with since got Tv hackers shouldn't
rejoice conSderng that Rep Now he
claims to be q liberal. gawd =. Good day
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An SfaT oWiRsOSf0 70 PIGy
Wh0GtlOv Mems To0m

The Newburg Studio basketball
team, comprised Of former col
lege stars viii play the senior
mems team Of Phyllis Wheatley
Settlement house Friday, March
10, at 8:15 p. m, in q benefit
game.
On the Newburg team are five
former University cagers. Jim
Mcintyre, Lom Brewster, BIZ Ap-
penzeller. Lefty GIIlelAnd and
WhiZ White. The other member,
Chips Sour. Is q former cage star
Of the Winona State Teachers
College.
Price Of the game win be CSC.
All proceeds Of the game viii
be turned over to the Athletic
Department for the purchase Of
boys and girls athletic equipment.
A teenage dance win follow i'm
mediAtely after the game
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ToothIeSS EEPG
BiH Passed

Continued from Page -
M Mr.. Dawson pointed out that
the bill under consideration by the
House Of Representatives not
only effects 10-milllon Negro citI-
Gems Of this country nor does II
apply 10 only other minority
groups, but II should be of inter-
est TO every man and woman In
these United States.
The question OF employment u
not q question only for the South,
he continued, but Il In q question
Of whether this great country Of
ours will afford 10 its citizens an
opportunity to work on equal
basis.
DO you believe in the Constitu-
tionH" Cong. Dawson asked the
members OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives. do you believe In
what 10 within the four corners Of
that dOcumentf Then. what gives
any citizens the right TO deny to
any other citizens the basic rights
that every other citizen In glIaFan-
teed therein; the right 70 live. the
right to exercise the liberty to 10
TO the polls and have something TO
say about those who make the
laws; those who interpret the
laws and those who execute the
laws. This In the question today,
gentlemen. whether or not you
win tell 100000 that YOU are
not first rate citizens Of this
country. the Constitution notwith-
standing"
Cong. Adam Clayton Powell,
ID, N. ~ author Of the FEPC
bin. gave q thorough InteFpre-
tation % the measure at the Be.
ginning Of the debate.
He refuted tho question always
raised by Mr.. Rankin that such q
measure IL Communicate inspired.
This bill had the sanction OF the
former Atty. Gen. Tom Clark. de-
clarod Mr.. Powell and was APP
proved by the House Majority
Leader Mccormick. He pointed
out that the bill he'd been reported
out Of committees In the 18th,
10Th. sOth and sist Congresses.
Mr. Rankin resorted to his usual
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03

Distilllng Corp. at the Johnny Baker Legion
post headquarters the other night
II was clean, high class. and above all enter
tanning.
First was short presented by Jerry Girard
and Larry FEEDER, Schonley ''brass' out OF New
York ON their treatment Of their employees
especially the $50 Members In the SchsnIsy
organization with headquarters In New York
II was titled, "Bchsnley Champion Of Fair
Play"
Narrator was Bill Chase. crack reporter for
the New York Age. There were no actors In the
short, only Negro employees. The film told
how all are treated the same without regard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
Clubs. Lodges and Churches

Let our experienced advertising
men plan your newspaper Adver-
Using for that public affair you
are planning. They can show you
how TO get maximum coverage at
economical rates. Cali Midway
S340.--Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03
DUPLEX
DUPLEX

24l2-l4 4th AVE. S. 2 bedrooms,
dining room, living room, kit
chen and sun parlor on each
floor. Hard wood throughout.
Building in excellent condition.
Hot water heat and separate
furnaces. 2 car garage. Price,
Sll,05O. Terms: $4,000 down. Bal
ance: Monthly payments. CAN Mr..
Brady at Atlantic 5794 or RE
gent 9736.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-03

Cong. Adam Clayton Powell,
ID. N. ~ author Of the FEPC
bin. gave n thorough IntorpFe-
tation Of the measure at the be.
ginning Of the debate.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Pontiacs. win pay high
est cash price for any model KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave., ia.
PRIVATE PARTY-Mschanic wishes
to buy wrecked auto which can be
tor. Postwar model only. sH. 1852.
WANTED--Chevrolets. VIII pay high
est cash price for any model KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-, ia.
SO CARS AT ONCE, to open new
lot In North Carolina; viii pay over
the market price for extra-clean
cars. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex.
wA1NiTTEDD-Dodses. VIII pay hisSes.
SoToR sssa Rs'e CO.. ieF 4soS sS asd' &C. ave. kEk Ta
PRE-wAR and late model cars wanted.
TRY MOTORS, 633e wise. OR. 0Io0.
WANTED-Buicks. viii pay highest
soroR ssa as's CO.. for 4SO5 S0S asa' a. ave. kEk "A
I WILL MAKE A GOOD TRADE to a
party desiring 1850 Ford paneled
delivery for their late model used
car. Call MR.. EDMoNsToN, ST.
hO1OS TIN aOOAnEAN 1AAOHg
1895 to 1949; spot cash. PREST-
WOOD, $500 Ga. ave. GE. 403S.
wANrED--Fords. win pay highest
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-, ia.
POST WAR and clean prewar cars
wtd. Top prices. TOWN g. COUNTRY
FAiR, S6NEsi APfsAisALs op GTi al
~ RRskis Ss; ffi IL isss. 'i''''' y
AUIo'smNssdsS a 's.. 49,, e once dSR.: : val wais
BRING car to MoRRis i HUdHEs'
1914 Ga. ave-. RA 1122..
wNERGnsyssrs sss oasR p1e. tor ANY w mods aa' ef
MOTOR Co, 1000 Ga. ave-. ia.
$ss s s..s 2A'B BB. ;:s !. .Ggs g.. esa ,s.s : a:.
iStA and Z n no. M. SS6S.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
BOATS

32-FT. AUX. YAWL. Maine built keel
huh, all extras; low price. Oh.
1864; Sat, Sun, West River 3T71.
ATTENTION BOAT OWNERS. y in,
saS sasd Hsed to ntR5le sooef r0Ds sSSe
STEEL CRAFT, 2s.ft. day cruiser; !;
fully. equip; like new: can finance;
$2.4b0. Must sell. Du. 1915.
REFrNlsH YOUR BOAT the MoDxRN
way. Belt. disc or vibrator sanders
Isnssd Ss: MS %opERS EEsIsiree so6Rs aa5,n' sasi @
asReJkY HE II SursS6ARsSsss sSss sales, part,
ossesd. ssn'a1sA tess' cSeE is5y9e
USED oUTBoXRD MOTOR SALE
All sizss-all guaranteed: $40 up.
cHRIasscRAFT, se-f., runabou., 200
BOAT SALES. 500 Maine ave. s.w..
Cali Ma. 036b or ia. 1881, lie
14-FT. THOMPSON RUNAB0UT, per-
feet cond.. 334i10, Eyinrude. speedi-
four, less than 16 hrs. use; guar.
80, 80 days. =. s.s. owner . going % overseas, VIII
$50 ~ LSps OAAVA ~ SNAs SCs G~As
ssxs,f Fl fl. SPORT FISHING cruiser,
$500; sleeps two; 1912 Gray GIL
h.p. engine, very economical, bottom
bound good and painted recently at
Krefftzes Beatyard. Harryhogan, Va.
Now at Colonial Beach Yacht Club.
Call DU. 1883 or see MR.. LUNS-
FORD at Club. --16
LATE MODEL 14-ft. all mahogany
Century outboard speedboat, COM
pletely refinished, windshield, steer
ingwheel. $500; no motor. EN-. S262
cHRIs-cRAFT ae-ft. double cabin
cruiser, twin motors, excel, cond.,
CORINTHiAN CLUB, Slip 622. LII
sAILB0ATss 1871 IT,. with trailer
completely overhauled; roomy, fast
new suit Of sails; $3.50 or best Of
fer; inspect at JERRY'S BOAT YD.,
sshaady Side, Md or call North Beach
1i9S.fT. PLYwooD car-top boat;
good condition; very reasonable. Cal
NfP HP. AN6 IsSA, TUCK, . matched. = ao.ft >
saiiboats, excel. design and con.
struction, S250 ca. g, =. PHILLIPS
RE. 3791 or oL. 4e4I. --l4
Evening star., 1950-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

good selection Of coiors: fully
equipped. incl. directional signals,
heater and defroster, leather uphol.,
etc; immed. del; only 81 .4S0; terms
RADIO Ace, co. AaSSAidAE AatSoriaed Austin An ssles q
Service Parts. both sides 7th st. at
AUSTIN 1913 4-dr.: less than $4,000
miles, excel. cond.. has never used
oil between changes, very easy ON
would not sell; S765 or best offer.
No dealers. RA. 1852 after $780,
AUSTIN, new 1850 sedan, sun-roof;
q montSs iaI Jack Gny sRY SsS cSSS SoHn a. sns
BUICK late 1916 4-dr. Rdm. sedan;
immaculate condition in and out;
$4,000 Ss,9 on miles; private owner; 81; ;o65.
BUICK s47 SUP, snper sed.: 81. .os4; win
deliver for SI96 dn.. easy wsiy.
WHOLESALERS, i731 BiadensburS.
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster sedan; r..
a., Qynahoy: Wv: tires, custom up.
new inside and out; 81 .es5. HoYIE
MOTOR SALES. 1s45 Que st. NV.
BUICK HSi fS4o Special 4-dr. in Iaa excel.
eond. throughout; take $3.50. If you
81 aPd ns. bal AB' D0PsssS sssl a7O7 wogdIs7 @,s
BUICK ~ SUPER sed.: s1.os4: win
deliver for S1e5 dn.. easy wkly.
wTdsrsAIggs IwzTmtSs; WY pay , more? AUTO
BUICK 2-door Super sedanette; this
b.; w.S.-w. tires, beautiful two-tone
finish. BsrEatn at 1895. Mr.. ed
MoNSToN. I'LL 18th st. NV. ST.
BUICK 1s4e Super; $4,000 miles,
AZ; 3o4l or II, 1866. -I5
ST1GM saIpp.d:s nsss Estate IT. h.s wsEoH: fYlIy
BtIcK. 1s4o Spec. 2-dr. sed.5; orig.
ssRsf szSS5 sss5 fsss ssss 0th 4. and A. R& e.
sIgsJISSk Iss. ~ super s.a.; s1.oG4; Gls Vim
@HoLEsAERkks. ATGk Oiy i7si nGaffs sfsdsnsSSSTTso' ASTo
BUICK. l949 Super. 4-dr. DynafoW:
!. and h; Wv. tires; many other
runs and looks like new; only 81 ,00b;
pay; -90-dAy warranty. Open ewes.
VI q. GoAsT-IN PONTIAC co,
4O7-27 Fla. ave. ne. AT, 200.
BUICK 1912 Special sedanette: .
{S4kEs 1S NASH 'asis" "tNtH"g n 6. NV: T.
BUICK YS4s Super conyertibIe:O r.
and h.. w.-w.t.; 10000 miles; 81 ,096,
After 4:30, call MI. bI04. Ia
BUICK 1949 Super sedanette; Dyna.
now, radio, heater, blue with white
wall tires. This car Is absolutely
in perfect mechanical condition
and ts same. as brand new through
out. Must be. seen and driven to
be appreciated; S1,996. cash, trade
or terms. BELL MOTORS, 5010
WIS. ave-. WO. 5000. --lB
BUICK 1046 Super 4-dr. sedan: r.
and h.; owner; low mileage; beau-
tiful original green finish. immaeu-
late: S1,l90. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave, NV, ia. 4S0O. --1b
BUICK I947 Super 4-dr.; r. and h.;
! owner; low mileage; excel. cond;
seautitgI sen tu1r, OriEinsl gray ytI6; tIRlsh; 81
1000 Ga. ave. NV, ia. 1900. -.-16
BUICK 1949 Super four-door sedan,
RADIO. heater and seat covers; in
spsTkiing Ersen nnish with white
driven ,T $500 s,,s9 TIiss miles, by cwncr and
ToRs. SOLO Wis. avs. Wo. 5000.
BUICK 1910 super sedan; n h.a
used .as 2nd car: excel. eondi e42Ss
Continued on Next Pass
Evening star., 1950-07-14
sToREs EoR RrklT icent. !,

ARLINGToN-wanted to rent, small
store. part Of store, suitable space
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL CORNER.
Haw osSsrs stSTss sTaas o Len IeetsS a eoFpos oS
homes In area. Act quickly. ca.
'GSt. SIcE RooMs-1desl for BEAU beauty
parlor IN nice shopping center, grow
rsaa pare sSSd esl LETeaERs LREEfeGsEasaSs Shs
OFFICE. GIL. 1888 or OK. 0S78.
HoteD 2 acknowledged stores In
modern build bb'Stldaing 1000 ns,nS ana 1000 10
fiuorescent lights, acoustical plaster;
ley. II: L. RUST Co. loot 18th ST.
sos W F'EEAA. NA AVE AVE. s.E--Modern' n store,
tions; good location for any busi-
ness. Call FIR. 3432 after 10 noon.
LARGE CORNER STORE, in shopping S i
SateT ssatsr rp aPDrox sSf7o fol hsss sra
very reasonable rent: sood proposi.
LER's vIRdINiA OFFICE. dL.
sTSsE 7SSs q EN6 9xi ioffiSE esIsl ROOM. ground
utor; $75 per month. 100 q. st. NV.
GeepFS Set key q HoI5leuSs 51s Second St. nv sT
1853 PARK RD.-store or once. Zoo
MI. 1854 or Du. 1854. Ia
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 2 doors
from corner; 2 bulk show windows;
20 It. front, so #. deep; heavy
foot traffic; suit. any business; good
lease; $500 per mo. OWNER, ME.
1880 ewes. WI. 4543.
WIS. AVE. AT FESSENDEN ST.-New
attractive, mod. store with out Of
INEz CUSHARD, REALTOR
OR. 42a2 liz
Evening star., 1950-07-14
WArERF'T PROP. SALE tcont. }

SYLVAN SHORES, South River -
Beautifully situated cottage. COM
pletely furnished. Three bedrms.,
baths, insulated and weather.
stripped; nicely shaded cor. lot. A
only $5,95O. Call J. NORMAN
SMITH, Annapolis 1850.
LAKE JACKSON, vA.-Modern, new
cottage; bath. electric range. fire.
place, screened porch; $3.50. DU.
TaS7 after 2 pm;
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.Ecorner
2-story cinder block house, 100xl0O
corner lot; fireplace; l block to
water. Open for insp. Sat. and Sun.
LAKE JACKSON, vA.-Lot, go by
120;, good location; small cabin;
ment at minimum cost. OWNER, CO
0569, l6a
Evening star., 1950-07-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF YOU WANT a cash buyer for your
market price $4,000 to $50. 5000 .o09'
with possession; 80 to so days;
sblished broker. 90 yrs. F. A,
TWEED T% IJoo co. 5604 Conn. ave. NV.
/ WILL PAY YOU CASH today @G for
your house in any section; imne-
diate action. RE. 2201 or 81. 7747.
ALL-CAsH BUYERS For 3-story
cSnn ave RoFta Must st n have S sey ss west Of
LOTT g. CO., Realtors. 1924 Eye
MY CLIENT is looking for a 4-apt.
nous mouse IN good sc, location; consider
T. Am nj fNTiEssEEss1T;ED IN BUYING N94 A
house Of 3 bedrooms IN good NV.
sse4sssisCn; s4ss' please cal Mr.. Mayo. aE.
WANTED TO BUY from owner. mod
priced house IN Wheaton or Ken.
Slnsten NTt ar area; no agents; RE. 7400.
FoREsTviILE-:DIsr. Hrs.Lssit- Hrs-assi
Ia lang bsd1m area, alI hoSss cash client wants
DIRECT FROM owNER@DetacbeSS iEi 1o1et beS
house. near Washington and Rood
schools; large living dining room;
or oedrooms: fireplace; not over
$4,000: Box 474-M, Star. 16s
HUNDREDS OF PROSPECTS seeking
homes from S15,G00 to S75 900
Please consult US before placing
your home on the market. Ewes, cali
EA, 1924, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
HOUSE: UPPER 1eth sTREET-East
side or Silver Spring area; detached
ceed $4,000. call MI. Rely.
FISHER d CO. INC. Realtor; pI.
WANTED in Michigan Park and
northeast WASHINGTON; brick bunga-
low, basement; cash buyer; PENAN,
La. 6-6666; ewes, UN. 2935. l4s
TOP DOLLAR CASH for houses, white
or colored, any condition. Immediate
action; ST. 1890; eyes. ov. 3os6.
dition; ans section Mr.. 3. LISs.
" PROMPT ATTENTION 70 the .a,.
Of your home. business or invest.
caii 4 x. HUMPERiEs, ResItos,
S08 North Capitol Ma 673Q. PRED
appfAiaalS Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MR.. KTTCH-
EMS, ST 1858: ewes. VI. S136
4 OR 5 BEDROOMS, large lot; neal
bus, good neighborhood; under $780,
600. LUCILLE COOK, FA. 3272
Evening star., 1950-07-14
STONE CASTLE

In Beverly Hills set high
on its private hill; attractive
living room with view; formal
dining room, equipped kitchen,
bedroom. tile bath on flrst
floor; two twin-size bedrooms
an nursery or 4th bedroom,
tile bath on End floor: dream
. 29-ft. panel recreation room:
CT contracts accented.
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square: ow. 9o2O.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND TRUST LoANS-I will buy
purchase money second trust on
D. c., nearby Nd and Va. homes;
reasonable discount; prompt service
FROST MILLS. 5606 Conn. ave-;
FIRST TrRRGGjsT LOANS on real estate
low rates; 8 to 5-year terms .ane
monthly payments P. J. WALSHE
INC. lis Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
elRST AND SECOND fRUS7 LOANS
BARLOW REALTY Co. Realtors
1881 o St. NV ME 249b.
CASH FOR lst AND 2nd TRUST
NOTES incl 1st trust on acreage;
quick settlement: white or coloredi
notes IN z. G.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
l4th and 9 SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-ws
will buy second-trust notes. D. C.
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MENT NafirTp.F f9ss$ Sssss$ 1919 N Z ave n :"
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4Ha-5%. M
HILL Co. 73S 18th st. NV.
TRUSTS, 1st, 2nd and 3rd.; Md. Va.
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
Evening star., 1950-07-14
TRAIL FRS

ScnuIJ, American, TraveIO
and Howard House Trailers
With complete bathrooms, elec. refgr..
h.-w. heaters, etc.
Financing at 6%
VACATION RENTALS
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. wO. 1891.