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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1950-07-15
CATESvHlE'

Mr.. Vallie Brent Sr. passed away
July 9Th in the home of his daugh-
ter. Mr.. Brent had been sick for
about four years. He will be greatly
missed by all. Interment was in the
Brushy Creek cemetery. Rev. Shir-
ley Jackson officiated. He leaves to
mourn his passing, sons, 2 daugh-
tiers, stepchildren, % grandchil-
tiers, I'D a S,
dren, 2 great-grandchildren, s sis
tiers, 2 brothers.
Mr.. Aaron Lackey Of Chicago, H.,
is here visiting his brother, Mr.. ]. D.
Lackey and other relatives.
Little Miss Diane Merriweathers
is visiting her mother in Jackson,
Miss, for a week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1950-07-15
SET SAFETY WEEK

A statewide effort to reduce
death. injury and destruction on
the highways of Mississippi will get
underway July %.
Mississippi Safety Week has
been proclaimed by Gov. Wright for
July 1920, and the Mississippi Safe
ty Council is launching full-scale
effort to make Mississippians safe
ty conscious"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1950-07-15

Who brings sunshine into the
life of another has sunshine in his
own; David Stars Jordan.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1950-07-15

Flowers are the sweetest things
that God ever made and forgot to
put a soul into.-Beecher.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1950-07-15

Send all church, social and gen.
eral news to Roosevelt Strong. Box
522, Hazlehurst, Miss.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
If Starting Gives You Trouble,
A Few Simple Rules MayHeIp

Considering the fact that any
car in normally good condition,
properly operated, should start
promptly regardless of tempera-
ture, the motor service profession
still considers it a strange COM
mentary on motordom that so
many millions of car owners con-
tinue to have all manner of trouble
getting engines under way in cold
weather. But the reason is no
mystery. The public generally fails
to recognize the simple rules.
In addition, there are some new
facts about cars which the average
motorist hasn't as yet caught up
with. Provided the motor is bathed
in light enough oil, has normal
compression. good ignition, a good
choke and a we'll charged battery,
it should start pronto even if the
thermometer is reading way below
zero. But sluggish starter motor
can slow up the process. So will
careless handling of the acelera-
tor pedal. Usually a cold engine
will respound more quickly if the
pedal is given one or two jabs to
bring the acceleration pump into
action. But good rule is to make
an initial trial cranking without
jabbing the pedal to see if the
motor needs the extra shots of fuel.
1t always helps the start to
crack" the throttle about one
third open. If there is no hand
control of the throttle, hold the
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Auto Refrigerator
Among Newly
PutentedGodqets

Keeping cool inside an automo-
bile now, has another meaning
beside taking it easy behind the
wheel, according to Charles F..
Pratt, supervisor of touring serv-
ices, District of Columbia division,
American Automobile Association
A refrigerator for, installation in
the passenger compartment of an
automobile, for cooling foods and
beverages, has been designed and
patented. The invention, patent
No. 2,495.350, may also be used
for cooling the interior of the car
in hot weather, and it can be
turned to freezing ice cubes.
The refrigerator utilizes the
conventional refrigerator COM
pressor. This compressor is au-
tomatically engaged with the op-
Grating mechanism of the car by
means of Enthusiastically con-
trolled electrical switch within the
freezing compartment. An auto
mobile fan operates cooling air
circulator for the condenser of
the refrigerator unit.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

accelerator pedal partly down
while pressing the starter button.
The clutch pedal should be
pressed to the floor to save the
starter-motor the job Of cranking
over the transmission gears, too.
Where the starter-motor cir
cult operates through the accel-
orator pedal the throttle is partly
opened automatically, and where
the starter is activated by the
clutch, depressing the clutch is an
automatic action, too. In some
cases it is found that the starter
switch itself is defective.
Light engine oil is important
when a car is stored. But,
if cranking still is slow, it would
be we'll to use oil additives to fur
ther thin down the lubricant.
These are preferable to kerosene,
for they free up the rings for bet
the compression and check valve
stem stickage.
Keeping the battery fully
charged calls for more sparing
use of the many electrical de-
vices which now cause a heavy
drain. Just before garaging the
car, or switching off the ignition if
it is left in the open. fast idle the
motor for about 10 minutes. This
will help keep a better balance.
Try to drive at speeds where the
ammeter shows the highest rate
of charge.
1t does not occur to many mo-
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WhitewuII Scuffs.

It's a curious commentary on
motordom that just when we have
begun to learn how easy it is to
clean whitewall tires with steel
wool and soap, along come the tire
people with an anti-scuff black
rubber ring around the union be-
tween the white and black por-
tions of the tire.
Not every one can make the
switch to the new type whitewall
tire so, in the meantime, it is
comforting to report that there is
a new twin mirror device which
enables a driver to see just how
close the front and rear right side
of his car are to the curbing. This
certainly takes the agony out of
parking with good tires and a
modern car.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Generator Trouble
Could Be Fan Belt :

When a motorist ran into diff
Guilty trying to cure a fluctuating
ammeter the current regulator
was, of course, the first thing sus-
pected. That poor device usually
gets the blame. When a new regu-
lator proved to no help at all the
owner wisely checked over the
wiring, but foolishly forgot to
check the fan belt which later in
vestigation proved to be slipping.
Another thing that could cause
this condition would be a weak
generator brush spring. Some
times it is found that there are
poor connections inside the gen.
orator itself. One point often
overlooked is the possibility of a
loose commutator segment inside
the generator.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

Itorists that lack OF sufficient
|antifreeze can play any part in
the starting process, but q partly
frozen water pump will act as a
resistance to free cranking. An
other interesting hurdle Is in
correct ignition timing. II tim
ing is too far advanced, or the
points are not properly capped,
the engine may preignite and try
to reverse itself.
Have Carburetor Float Checked.
Since cold engine uses a maxi
mum of fuel be sure to have the
carburetor's float level checked.
If it is too low the engine will not
get enough fuel and the choke will
then be Ineffective. Breaker points
need not only cleaning or replac-
ing but very careful spacing. The
cam dwell, which is q technical
consideration best left to a good
ignition man, should be correct
for the particular motor. It is i'm
portant to prevent oil mist from
entering the distributor as this
will blacken the points and slow
down the start. Oil will be forced
up the distributor shaft If the
crankcase vents are not kept clean,
or if there is excessive blow by the
pistons. The latter situation calls
for a ring iob.
Spark plugs are often the clue
to better starting in winter. They
may be the wrong type for the
motor, or for the condition Of the
motor in cold weather. Plugs that
operate too cool will encourage
SCOT to collect on their points,
causing failure. If the engine is
pumping oil, use hotter plugs.
While ignition timing should not
Evening star., 1950-02-19

The tires continue to be trouble
some. This is particularly true
of snow treads. Many observers
believe this explains why there
is increased interest in the use
of special abrasives in the tire
treadS so as to make it unneces-
sary to design winter treads to
look like tractor tires.
The exhaust is still unpleasant
on many cars, and too noisy.
Not too well applied to the ex-
haust is the theory that noise isn't
too annoying if it is rhythmic.
In the line of improvement it is
quite possible that some of the
better cars will go back to the
plan Of using two mufflers in tan
dem. One of the newest mufflers
is designed with a layer of special
notwithstanding material, the re-
suit of this being to lengthen the
life of the muffler and to provide
for quieter operation.
Considerable improvement could
be made in brake operation to
eliminate squealing. This is not
merely matter of design but of
the quality of materials, such as
the brake lining and the grinding
OF the drums. Noisy brakes are
not safe brakes.
More Noise Conscious.
Now that the automobile owner
is rolling in new age of silence
he is naturally more aware of un-
usual noises and more inclined to
believe that what he hears means
trouble. He should remember that
what he now hears is much more
likely to be much less serious.
When a motor knock pierces the
racket Of yesterdays car it really
was something to cope with. To-
day it may just be a distributor
cam in need of a pat of vaseline,
or the hot water heater gurgling
because of little air in the COOL
ing system.
Don't let noise get you down.
(The Russell Service.)
Evening star., 1950-02-19

be too far advanced, it should also
not be late, for the latter condition
causes wasteful operation and will
foul the plugs and thus start a
chain Of starting ills.
Wipe OFF Plugs and Coils.
One aid that goes a long way
toward helping the cold engine is
the owners willingness to lift the
hood and wipe off the tops of the
plugs, the coils and the distributor
cap before cranking. Moisture
from condensation will cause
shorting of high-tension current.
Clean ignition parts collect less
CRIME and are less likely to be-
come carriers of moisture, too. An
other help is a Incorporating
choke valve. Most of the trouble
with automatic chokes is clogging
OF the screen due to carbon in the
heat control tube. Much trouble
with warming up is due to a rusted
manifold heat control valve. Keep
this valve free with penetrating
oils applied to the shaft.
Finally, check the generator, its
drive belt. the starter motor and
drive gear. All electrical connec-
tions should be tight, and the bat
terry ground and cable to starter
motor should be replaced if they
show any evidence of lost effici-
ency. Vaseline on the cleaned
battery terminals will prevent
them from corroding.
Start right now to insure your
car aginst starting failure.
(The Russell Service.)
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Picked Up En- Route

Those monogrammed initials
you see on more and more cars
remind one of the old days when
no well-equipped car was without
its owners personal Identification.
Baton Rouge. La. is known as
the anti-knock city because of
anti-knock compounds. One
Of the best articles recently
published on New Jerseys safety
campaign appeared in Auto Maga-
zine of Belgium.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

In motoring it's a good idea to
be game but not everybody's.
Evening star., 1950-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1887 "ie0' .4-dr. sedan,
7. and h. Immaculate Slack finish.
v.A-w., seat covers very clean: must
Be seen . be appreciated; Sa6S.
PACKARD Al convertible, ?. h.
excellent ccnd. S69s. terms TOWN
& COUNTRY MOTORS. 1856 wts,
=, sys,; y,,6I OF, oioo; ss. ewes; n 10 e soo.
fltAonIa ssso9lls 1oSdi.son aii socs tiSss SSs
etc; SiaSs real nRrgain for some
enc needing cheap transportatten.
s7o7 woodiey pl. NV. AID. S9S4.
PLYMOUTH AS special de luxe
sedan: si,osS. si4a down; liberal
suTo SfS' wAoi.EsA1Ess issl sis-
denSonrg I'd. ne.
PLYMOUTH Ie4l eonveTtiele; fully
tP0fal ssesP'0 NAYFiowIR sFfsSSfHaris iasoToss. NC,
PLYMOUTH is4s special de huxe.
black business coupe, radio, heater,
seat covers; nsw-sar condition enc
rIYMouTa GSSis RI ofS 1899 = .dfi go SEDAN; s 5000
or sest offer. Can cH. sssS.
PLYMOUTH AS special de luxe
sedan; Si.os5, sl4a down; liberal
S6fo SSfs,' waoIEsALERs If551 Tss pr IA, Si sis-
PLYMOUTH l. ls4e 4-dr. Special de
luxe; lsht blue. heater, very clean.
new-ear condition: 81 aeS, RETHEs.
PLYMOUTH le47 4-door, :. and h;
ALExANDR1A NASH, l7aS Mt. Yer
non ave Sun. 1875; ewes, TIL o.
PffYTMoUfH IL s la4a 4-dr. special de
hixe lrht SraN heater seat eoverS,
sEraEsDA iRhs MoroRs ofs NC. nc oil, IL. 200 iHsS
PLYMOUTH ls4o convertible; excel,
eS5S eo6NrRS NO MoroRs' SfsR' $3.50 TSWH wss ave-.
OR. 0100: ewes til 10 "a
PONTIAC 40 sedan, only SgsS. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, i73l Bladens6urE
roNTIAc 1sas a-dr- ssd. body and
sood cond, 1 rood tires, brand
new; $3.50 or best ot1er. ow, aels
PONTIAC '4e sedan: $3.50. Si4a
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
! 1871 BladenSburs I'd, ne.
] PONTIAC AZ convertible club coupe ;
Sl,oS5. S14a down; liberal weekly
terms Why pay more2 AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Blsdenshurs
PONTIAC Al convertible club coupe
( S1,0S5, Sl4a down: liberal weekly
| terms. Why pay more1 AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Blsdensburg
Pontiac 40 sedan; $3.50. Sl4a
down: liberal weekly terms Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 BladenSburs rd. ne
| PONTIAC 194i club coupe, r. and h.
covers: sparkling gray; q nice one
throughout: S547: 2-day trial. 4-mo.
written guarantee HILL & TIB-
BITrS. lI14 Vermont ave. NV.
Wash's Oldest Ford dealer. MA. 1850,
PONTIAC 1s46 streamliner s sedan
ette, tan finish, r. and H.: wonderful
family car. 81 ,047; 2-day trial. A.
mo. written guarantee. HILL &
TIBBITTS. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Wash's oldest Ford dealer. MA. $3.50.
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander sed. /;
gas and motor saving overdrive and
climatiZer. Don't let the price
fool you. S1.295. Butler Bonded.
s-day drying trial, 3o;dsy war,
21st st. NV. DI 011o. "a
Evening star., 1950-06-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT, top
prices, Cash today: CAN RA- 22sl'
GIL. 6676. day or evening ,o.xe
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
---BARToW REALTY CO.; Realtors
1881 q st. NV ME. 2406
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MH.
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes. RA. 64ls.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT.-ws
viii buy second-trust notes. D. c.
NATIONAL MoRTdAGE j. INVEST.
Nafsrr MEET 6 G9ssPss SsRs 1919 N ave- n p"
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4ls-5%. No
Hiin faiiiIsc CO.. 7sS i7th St. NV.
Cash FOR list AND End TRUST
NOTES incl. lst trust on acreage;
quick settlement: white or colored:
f. Ro'eS aoRpoS, 81 n TR TSe AeS colorado BIDS,
l4th and G sts. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 8 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
TRUSTS, 1st, 2nd and Bird Md. Va.
D. c.: wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912.
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL
ABLE AND NOTES PURCHASED
CALL MR.. MILLER, ME. 1890:
EWES, 81, 1921.
Evening star., 1950-06-05
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcenfinuedl

OFFICE SUITE, RIM. 1-s22 18th st.
rms. and bath. SIS mo. Tea and
MosTaAaE e e 1NYEsTMENT ES4ttoEA cokf. !.
r,lsyINo;E;. LIZ n z; ave; MA. $3.50; 3
foors, open space; ideal for insuf.,
pvt. entr.; reas. ELLIS. NE. iii.
1924 COLUMBIA RD. N.W-A very
desirs6!e location; S35 and up. Call
1873 is't N sT. N.w-and-n. once s q
rms. pvt. bath. north iisht exposure;
ADAMS ADA sisids RENovzT1Nd AZ a. coe ooam.. 10 70
DOWNTOWN, near 11th and New
feW xoTk .ir0sonS;tioIsa ave; f5o1s o,s:s
Goth AND K sTs. N.W-i,Soo sa. II.
open once space, occupied By archi-
tsct; avail: June 10. RA. 1920. %
AIR. CONDITIONED OFFICES In
modern; dreproof Century Building,
Supreme Sse court 81 Hw avsisss GiPRS:ts IN p .is:
rooms or suites Of two or more
THos. J. FISHER = c.. NC. sc,'Ssa Sss
AiRcoNbffioRS1k;ps iR.e 81 4 II ri; ssSq S2r1cE. ,.su,.
downtown ONCE bldg; immed. occu-
pancy. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
Coz Realtors. 1415 K st. NV.
AR- H.: -coNDirroNEp. efHDi furnished, Oh ono.
In modern ofice building. RE. 2444.
BUSY VIRGINIA community; inter-
sections Falls Church, 2nd-flr. rms. /;
easily partitioned; active for doc
tors or lawyers; immediate occu-
pssncy. Call NO. 1927 or RA. 1851
ROOM. 'isx1oo. suitable for union
Hall or other similar activities;
rental open to reas. offer: inquire
1000 SO. Fl. new acknowledged
tiled floors, flourescent lights, lge.
windows: glass brick walls; abun-
dance Of light; excel. for engineer
ing or drafting firm; within 10 min.
OF downtown; PVT: parking for II
KooNES d. CO., Realtors. DI. 2342.
AIR R-CONDITIoNED, approx. 500 50.
feet In downtown ONCE bldg. near
l4th and K: immed; occupancy. Ap-
COM AVE. Vi ny f7oS NE olost. GOO md fSor.
ideal for studio or ofice; parking in
front Of building. Reasonable rent.
RE. 1880. 5
35O1 MACOMB ST. NV. corner wis.
ave. and Macomb st. NV, near Nc
Lean Gardens)-2 large rooms, pri-
vate bath. buffers kitchenette:
make this an ideal professional or
sman say. b business sin location; Ss5 month;
lilo Il ST. NE. NEwsoM,
TT 9-00T0
Evening star., 1950-06-05
WATERFRONT PROP; FOR RENT MISTER BREGER

RENT FOR sUMMER-Lze. home on
farm, 5000 It. Of saltwater 'front.'
age, completely furn. except linens
and blankets, including rowboat anc
swimming float; excel fishing and
grabbing; safe shallow shore fol
tenant on property viii care for .
acre lawn; house has hv. fm.. din
rm. 23x30. buffers pantry. kit,
bedrms., 2 baths; beautiful view
5000, June Is to Sept. IL. Cal
weekdays. 9 to 5, WI. 1880. -6
EPPING FOREST - Lge. cottage
porches, sleeps 8: elec. kit and b. w..
pier. Open Sun. Mon; S475 season
MRS. JOHNSON.
S02f or AP. 446S. -b
Evening star., 1950-06-05
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE.

sTCDEBAKKR fc4S Champion REGAL
de luxe sedan: cltmat.seT, heater
ins me- eSerdssvs, Busier,sSnde5, 81. .ssS.
S-day drtvtrg trial; So-day war.
ranty LEE .. RuTIER, INC, ilsl
stSi St nv Df. oiio. 90
sTupERAKER ~ ae luxe sedanI
SasS, Sl4a down. liberal weekly
wTSi ;siss NJ Pay n0Js, S,,s,sssaTs AT1
rd. ne.
srupEBAkER ~ de run. sedan;
SaSS. Naa down, neer.l wc.kly
@HoiEssIfRs Sa M1h ''i i7sF H'ii sisa.nsSars sSiS
sTuprnAKER 1850 Commander RE-
sal de luxe convertible: gAa and
and winter elimattHeF. Just broken
IN with ,sS 100 %iiss; .s y ys! sCS say. y;
sssas scnsed' ssee"S s-aas eriy: ::
ms trial S0-dsy warranty. LIE d.
suTLkR, INC, ilsl slst s,, nv.
sTupEssKER as Commander Rsssl
Dc luxe eoaveEtisls ana h
eond Sl,4aS, SH. SSe7 >
RENAVLr ~ A-dr,; black nniSh. low
6ns ssass s,a7 stsesS' ssS ,ris sInntar sc sSfs S
ten guar. HILL 4 TtRsrrrS, lli4
Ferd Dealer Ma. asSa --S
WHY'S 4-dr, sed heater. Looks
coed runs hre. Pvt, owner, 81 y
or best offer. WA. lSSS after ? m,
wiLLYs JEEP STATION WAGON,
ia45; Eood condition; $500. c&n
ME THORNE. UN lISa -
Evening star., 1950-06-05
LoTs 8 AcREAeE FOR SALE

ARLINGTON-Group ten level lots
near Navy. Pentason bldg: close
In: sewer, water available. EDWARD
BOWERS, 1875 Eye NV, RE. 2o29-
CLERMONT-In Fairfax County. 3
knoll: $500. VERNON II. Lynch
4 SONS, AL. 59O6. tclosed Sun
Ca0iCE BLDG. SITES at very COW.
prices; also win cooperate closely
with reputable builder on last few
lots Of close-in. nicely built-up sub
division; Cal MANUEL LAO. "A.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. 2Oox245
IT.; VIII sell below market for quick
MT0WN. NE, Sc; ground for
2, 4, 8 family apts. or group houses;
WosrHfNofoS V5ss q TeSrsS Z son. asGEaE Na' Essss,
HALF 4 DREAM. house partly built,
200x400 foot improved wooded lot.
Warner ave, Kensington Heights:
$3.500. Owner on property. I I'll g
ssn 81 p sIsh s1ins; s d.y sa sands1. "a. 4ost;
NEAR CONGREssIoNAL COUNTRY
Club; over 1 acre, .174-ft. frontase:
sloping and wooded, unusually good
contour. Terms can be arranged.
BsApEEY Sal MH 4agI Hills GROVE. lot. 1ssx
sS'75o. Cali 5 OWNER. Or. 41se: ''
LoTs-Desirable ne. area; low
ssTR ssFH. payment .ssR ietf a'fsRs
II LoTs. all utilities; near wheaton:
an. Or RA. oos5. OWNER: -s
FSR or sAIET1 w1,oetsn Sssutits sast.. joining
efaaEaH vernon Tn Ta 5lTd % Msseins Eisse On
Alexandria. Good price for quick
ssstsh sale Must Nr ssll e eoss,.er ssttls es-
200 i5sss East Main I s. Teiephens 3:
sHEPHERD HEsH fo'fsi PARk hcnHnS' Ver5 Desirable
homesites; from $4,000 up. Il viii
EpaCy yDT GSr to eontass, ss,od KAY REALTY
BETHESDA. MD.EBeautfiul. level
wooded tract, with knoll and stream;
345-ft. front, Bradley blvd; opp.
Woodhaven; $1,000 50. IT.. all utils.
$11,50O or best Oh. Owner. 81. 24l6.
beautifully wooded. in this splendid
residential area. bordered by Rock
Greek Park, Complete architectural,
building and financing service avail.
ARD. 4 dsSs Or. 4ass ssSo or wi WI. H; 5ss7. ~ "s
ON MT. VERNON BLVD. at Welling-
ton. all are over 12.500 50. It.. ideal
for ramblers. all utilities and streets
are in; Ewes, sat. and SUM- call
50 On ASsEs Ssas Sh jsSs, Sns FSsd % 4S .s
10th st.; sewer and water avail;
beautiful wooded ground. bordered
by Rock Greek Park and priced for
building on today's market. Please
ca call WI MRS; sse7 cusHARD' Or 1922
APT. p vi ho1sE 1ss9' +H.s 14o-ft. front,
approx. $4,000 "a. IT.; price, $500;
approx. 35c 50. IT.; Northwest ares,
2 blocks D. C. line, bus. RA. 1922.
HSsEsSHEfE GS sa; ~R p M mn Room from
81 Suitable for o. Subdivision sd 81 s'f for loW-cost
housing; sacrifice; $3.50 per acre,
cnNGREss eSSns EM' HEIGHrs. HE; by nav IS hos
R'stt i's1' sss:' .oasa ssaiSs er
3 81 BE2UTIFGL aInaISj LOTS on Redtop rd.,
Ia blocks OF Riggs rd.. in Chillum
Heights: Excellent grades; reason
ssockRR7 sa55 R{''se MooRHrAp. b. R.aiters iia%s
LGE. LOTS in and near Silver Spring;
$1,000 to $4,000 each. GE. 1870;
ewes, GE. 1895. %
LEESBURG PIKE. 2 miles from Falls
Church. 4/10 acres wooded. So $50.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. Haycock I'd. "a
acre. trees. $3.50.
LEEsBURG PIKE, 500-ft. frontase;
FAIRFAX. AZ miles from Falls
CHURCH; 81 acres; $3.50 per acre.
1O.08O So. IT. 5000.
LEESBURG PIKE. Approximately 1
Bsmt. in. $500.
LUCILLE COOK
IA. 3272 FA. 1864.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CENTER OF DOWNTOWN Business
District-2nd commercial; stories
and basement; $500 50. fl. per floor;
freight elevator. Box 9S-J. Star.-6
MODERN STORE and 2 apis. in good
NV. business area; excellent invest
ment or for business; gas hot-watsr
heat; possession; good financing. Mr.
Beall, MA. 1900; eyes,, OW. s425.
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC, 1417 x ST.
CLARENDON COMMERCIAL, on VIII
son blvd; over 10000 It.. Soft.
good cend.; $4,000 cash, bal. |
HALL REALTY CO. Courthouse
So, Arl.. Va; OW. 1858, OK. 1907;
ewes. and Sun, JA. 4-1583. %
SOUTHEAST, 1st comm. lot, 100|x-
156, improved by premises, 2314
(I6'x15'. with shelves, counter and
show case) and 8 rms. and bath,
with oil h.-w. heat. Price and terms
reasonable. P. j. WALSHE, INC,
1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S. 20
$4,000 SO. FIT. in modern 3-story
concrete bldg, End coml.. near goth
and M NV. DRURY REALTY
CORP, RE. 1888; eves., EN-. 1886.
K ST. NV. AT a0th-3-story and
bsmt. ONCE bldg; posS. early July:
only $4,000: terms. DRURY
REALTY CORP, RE. 1888; ewes"
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

ARKHAvEN CLUB; furn. cottage,
elect. kit. IS miles from Wash;
$50 wkly.; excel. for children, WO.
1859 bet. $50 and 1890 p.m -
FOR RENT at North
Beach, Nd. Call at LYDIA ANN
or phone AT. 1855. 3
BEACH, vA.-Cottages
and apartments for rent: gas and
electricity, hot water, bath; $40 wk.
CO. 6569. AID. 9547. -6
BEACH-3h .bdrm. cot
tage. furn.; beach priyis; inc; by
s. RIVER PARK, MD.-1mmediate oc-
cupancy of arm. furn. cottage;
bath: hot and cold water: iee
screened porch: canoe: on water.
BOARD, EN-. 45lt, --6
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AUSTIN 194s 5-passenser sedan.
guaranteed at Sf95. JACK sPRY,
Austin Dealer, Conn. at 8 and
18th and Pa. ave. sc.
BUICK 1g41 Special 4-dr.: r. and h.;
glistening gray finish; ready to go:
only S497; 2-day trial, 4-mo. written
guar. HILL a. TIBBTTTS. I114 Yer
mont ave. NV. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, Ma. os60. -6
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Commercial Building
FOR SALE OR LEASE
APT. BLDG. FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

As APPRAISER FOR several investors,
have recourse to q large amount of
cash and am interested in purchas-
ing downtown property that pays or
has possibilities of paying reason
able return on the investment.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE, 514 Union
Trust Bldg. Ma. $500.
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LOANS

IF YOUR present payments on your
home are too high. and you would
like to lower them, call Mr.. BO-
NELL at TU. O600. Your burden
can be lightened in short order. q
end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON D. c.
'f0DfgHs5T1oNAaL NH5T1oNAL FINANCE FINANCE C co.
lo14 < ST NV Ma 6540.