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OLD MAIDS AND BACHELORS
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wives who have less schooling and lower
To- than themselves.
Second, these women are too choosy and
critical. They have been brought up to
believe that they are better" than Others.
Often they have had opportunities to marry.
but, as Psychology Professor o. Spurgeon
English reports in his study Of spinsters, no
man seems good enough and they let the
opportunities pass, apparently hoping that
some paragon of virtue and ability will
appear some day to claim them. This knight
in shining arInor fails to show up and
pretty soon it's too late.
y: HOsr many proposals does fhe 0rer-
age snOnsas get?
n: Not as many as you might think. fro-
posals of marriage do not occur often enough
in the lives of most women to warrant their
being taken lightly. A survey of several
hundred women conducted by the Institute
of Family Relations showed that each
woman had received an average OF Just
three. This doesn't mean to imply that
latter three strikes you're out" - some
women in the group had received as high as
ID proposals - but it does indicate how
restricted the choice of mate actually is.
o: What about the spinster rho re-
mains single because she has a"
aversion to marriage?
A: Women of this type have been termed
the confirmed female bachelors OF the
species. This term is apt, since most of them
remain single for the same reason that most
bachelors do. Their aversion to marriage
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LOS T
TRUCKS FOR SALE

'4S sedan del; radio,
heater; good, cond.; bargain. $695.
AZ sed. delivery; heater
and defroster. good mech cond,
guaranteed: price S745. terms or
trade through GMAC. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC, 7725
~. School bus: 4s pas
senger; excel. cond.. interior nice;
1900 miles: formerly owned by
pvt, school; ideal for pvt. schools
or church groups. Save over S3. 600:
price S1,295. terms or trade through
GMAC. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO.. INC. 7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 61O0.
'4s sedan delivery:
driven only $1,000 miles by orig.
owner: as,: heater and and defroster. i'm
through GMAC. CHEVY CHASE
MnioToR Co, INC. 7725 Wis ave.
1916 h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully euar.
anteed: S495 Ma 642O
DODGE 1942 11a-ton van body on
nat bed: practically new tires and
motor: 1895 SH 97S3 IL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1s4s special de luxe 4.
dr.; r. and h.; one owner; Jet black
aaarsnteeds. si s00a Ro9AL s1sin NO sif To pss 3:
GhrysleIe Plymouth. 15 Kennedy st..
PLYMoupTfH 's5 four-door; good run.
ming condition, rebuilt. later-model
engine; S95 or best offer. SH. 91O4.
PLYMOUTH. as, 4-dr. sedan. In
Original owner. S775 or best offer.
PONTIAC 1916 streamlin.r 4.Sr.;
7; and h; clean. Al mcdaniel
MOI 8oToRse se'; hfysiessism;outRo sgSiss1sssa; RoyAt
poSTfaC pooSshhfHs ~ - de TH lux: s4ss; fSr eIiir
4 puncture-proof tires; Ss25. 81.
roNTIac raoSSTi stser 1913 Pm; ssh00l days sss 20
foNTTaeP 3; ;S2H Pi 3 ss4S, 70. 25se0s .,:E
so so isassr sass need for 2 cars. ssS5.
station WAGON, 1s4s Plymouth:
Snsnctns. mn AuTo PsE mSFaS %HoLEsiLERs. s3s sans
1871 Bladsnsburg RID. Ii. $500.
STATION WAGON, 194s Plymouth:
Ssacinr' Wh' AUTo eaE mSEss %HoLEsS1sRs 81 Rank
1731 Bladensburg RID. Ii. S-SsOO.
STUDEBAKER late I94s conv. COM
mander; every accessory. new FIBRE
glass top, low mileage, perfect. Co
ing abroad. 10. 2-2270. -22
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander con-
yertible; finest car studebaker
builds; original copper mist finish,
nylon upholstery with tan leather
trim. gas saving overdrive. exclu-
siye Studebaker climatizer, defrost-
ers. undertaking, flve good white
wall tires, automatic hill-holder,
SIDE view mirror. 14,500 actual miles
BY eonsiderate owner. BUTLER
ct s1,995, LEE D. BUTLER, NC.
1121 21st st. NV. DI 0110.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: radio.
heater: 81 .095. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS 1900 Bladensbure I'd. lSs
lSTUDEBAKER 1871 4-dr. Champion:
radio and heater. $275. WA. 0S39.
sTUDEBAKER so de luxe s-dro A
one1owner. low mileage car for
cal Champion motor, clim. de-
froSters. 5 good tires, undercoating.
D. BUTLER, INC, II21 21st st.
NV. DI. OHIO. Open evenings til
sTUDEBAKER. 1s47. convertibls
etc. New black top, economical to
operate. owner leaving country;
$1,1OO or best offer. EN-. 21S2 after
sTGGDEBAKER '4s Champion, Regal
de luxe: r.. h., overdr.. S, covers.
stnG tras; Sl'o95 or best offer. Al.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANT TO BUY q nice 2 or bedrm.
home not over $4,000 in q nice
location. Box 359-E. Star. --22
ARMY OFFICER wants to 4 bedrm.
home in good condition. suitable for
children; $4,000 cash; 500 mo.
maximum terms. Phone ALDRE,
INC. LUo 4-o747; ewes. and SYM
I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
tion. RE. 2201. 81. 7f47.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the sale
Of your home business or invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHRIES. Realtor
sos North Capitol MA $3.50 Free
appraisals Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER in D. c..
Maryland or Virginia. 81. 1897 or
IMMEDIATE CASH for D. c. and
Nd. property: LOGAN REALTY,
DU. 1920, MI. 0494 %"
SPOT CASH for your house white or
colored; any section. any condition.
MR.. LISS. ME. 1910.
PVT. PARTY WANTS TO BUY Gl
equity In District or nearby. TU.
1881 -21
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WOULD LIKE TO BUY small farm.
3 to 10 acres, within 25 miles OF
D. c., around $4,000. State con-
diti9n of buildings' E1s loestloMn' MieM ,as ets:s;
Newton st. NV, Wash. 10, D; C.
WANTED - Farm from owner on
monthly payments. Write MR..
PATCHEN, 1880 Burke st. Sc.
Washington. D.. c.. --26
100 ACRES, mostly cleared and highly
productive; ancient S-rm. dwelling
and basement, phone installed,
shts Hs iYs5sele; 5000 i down. 81 Louisa sas
ORANGE IA IL COUNTY, yA.--10-room, s
2-story stately dwelling and 4a
acres on nice elevation with ] "a
acre lawn dotted with so white oaks.
near store, churches and elaborate
homes: N miles south of D. C. S12.-
900; $4,000 down. $125 mo. For
details dial TIE. ABB. go
FOR RENT-Unfinished house IN
Forestville, Va. Nominal rent to
tenant who will complete it. Box
LARGE Lfa BARRY DAIRY FARM of about 37s
acres near Poolesville; can be pur-
chased with or without cattle and
machinery; = room dwelling. 2
barns, tenant house, guest house,
several other bldgs. and everything
in fine shape: S65, 900. for every
thing. E. K. Ruble, Poolesville 2lS4.
with RIPLEY g. ROMER. Realtors.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

2415 Mt Vernon ave.
--2d-foor office rooms In suite or
single; modern building: parking
lot. Suitable for business or pro-
fessional use AL 3148. TIE 294i
OFFICE SPACE--Ground floor, l5x
ideal for doctor or dentist. KELLEY
g. BRANNER. DI. 7740i ewes, WI.
BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 14th st.
vacancies now available in this
well-located bldg. Single rms: at
sna aer sfa5 s0S kAssbERdER asse aas fae faeo
GEoRGi4O Eo Gi2Ol AVE. and Kennedy st. NV,
Modern offices in this convenient
location; $3S up VI "a ZOO. 49,.
viii Ire Femodel anS ascOo s1a1 toT s 9ses aase
5th AND X SITS. N.w.-second-f1o floor
Offices. containing 1.l00 So. IT.; ele-
yator; suitable for jobber. or dis
tributor; heat, light and janitor
ff6sfff FfshEs saralsn'f e. fNc Tss fssh St
TWO FRONT ROOMS. mr.. cafritz
bldg, 4th f1oor, no elevator. 500
4 R RIM. LAVxTioRY on 1st FIR, ex-
cellent for doctor. or other profess
sion. Key over Hamilton Pharmacy
same bldg. 5125 Georgia ave. NV
Call MI. 6136. .-24
DOWNTOWN-Large room in suite
lge. ofice bldg, mr.. Govt. bldgs. ano
courts. MA. 1882. -19
AIR CONDITIONED Century Build
ing. 412 9TH st NV. opposite Mu-
nicipal Court; Offices available in
single units or suites Single units
S48 to $3.50. Parking space avail
able. THOS. j FISHER g. CO.. INC
73S 18th st. NV, D1. $3.50.
SHARE beautiful corner office, con
sisting Of 2 rms, street floor; lg lge
GREENBAgM E 1o14 < St m NV Ino,ir' mi,
at 1915 Ga. ave. Telephone GE
FURSisHED gnsssi OFFICE in air-condi
toned bldg. Az 9th st. NV, CEN
TURY BLDG. Room SOL MA. 504S
NATIONAL THEATER BLDG. $500
So sso #. oficee. space in Z units O O
Te0F rooms 50 elevator .s and cs char ME seTSss 54
DOWNTOWN, near Medical center
entire three-story building. Available
now for business occupancy. Cal
j. H. Knox. office of ROBERT w
SAVAGE 514 Union Trust Bids.
oFficE Tfi aefSt II LAW SUITE, near govern.
OPEN PEN sPaoE sPlaelRss ssoo 81 So q. IT. i4tr
lobby; ST SO So. #. Cali Mr Fischer
with DREYFUS BROS. Ma. 05S2;
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tconfinuedl

FAlK. aONEsT APPRAIsALs Of oil
MsKEE;soNTfAc 1854 { & az
VIII VII GsNS. sHY Cash for clean cars, an,
RoSs any MoGoss 6Tea1 see me- IT, pnsRniEsn u Ksn
FOE e WARM Vi WELCOME .no cold
cash. see or call US before selling
your car HAINES MOTOR CO..
Mo. WA $500 or 16 Mass ave NV
WESTERN BUYEk mas Immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
PREMlUM PRICES for ciean, lats al
model cars EDMoNp's MOTORS,
kNCT i..t:an Ca $500 Wilson blvd. at
sTUDEBAKER '47-,51; also other
makes. METRoPoLiTAN MOTORS,
1900 Bladensburg rd. LA. 6-9778.
isas s,,.s TO so,,. issl.An ST.. n makes Drive In
18th and ( sts. SIS NV. VIZ Ex 9SaoNS' 5Sss.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
nice cars. 1901 MI, Vernon ave-,
H1EHnST AisHandria ppITss TE; 97q4; .,n ,-23
cars cars. l414 King st. Alex. Va.
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week; all makes and models con-
sidered; highest cash price for o
MECHANIC WILL BUY 40 to .51
wrecked. damaged. or burned car
Il reasonable. JU. 7-54S4.
TRUCK, 1ha-ton stake body. Call
81. 1856.
PREWAR CARS. that are very clean,
inside and out. in all brands and
models. / will pay very, very nice
prices. Wanted also. 3 or 4 1949
Ford V-Ss. Call US or drive by 5l00
Georgia ave NV.
HARRIS AUTO SALES
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MOTORCYCLES

1915 AIS; excellent motor; new tires:
bargain. DOUG LINDSAY. Du. 9645.
1947 INDIAN CHIEF; $3.50; can be
seen at 322 1lth st. Sc between
II and ) pm, TR. n533. 20
NEW ARIEL,S AND TRIUMPHS for
immediate delivery from $685. used
machines from S100 up. Trade and
terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
BIZ 9th st. NV. RE. 5073
-o1
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-RENT

manufacturing or business; store.
Ind a.. basement and parking: 1920
Bethesda ave-; also have building
on lot 42x140. at ANY Miller ave-;
will rent or sell all or part. is
located; pvt rr siding and nfice
MA 1895
RoSsLYN-Up to l6,440 SO. It. OF
space; 1000 So. #. free span. with
Is #. c.h. ideal fo" laboratories.
etc. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. 10
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ROLLING RIDGE FARM
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

SHEPHERD rARK-Rambler sites in
from $500 up RA. ee0o
FALKLAND: Md mi. from S. S. on
Route 1876; signs just beyond
st. Marks Ch.; old home. can be
restored L. W. GRooMES. 1889
will SELL OR TRADE as down pay
ment on house, 4 and 2I1O acres in
Fairfax subdivision. OW. 9577. lis
NEARBY VA.-Quiet, wooded estate.
. acres, between Arlington and Falls
ssoSa ssassp with Rfss 81 e.sS sonSsRl'Rsf; ca PSF
BridFs hSshS 81 pstrict ifi line IRON pesirs6e saa
location for a future home for the
right party. Rolling eround with
rspisS sshsS q HHAD iEsfs' hwy NV l near D. e.
176 acres, long road frontage. ready
WoRTHiNGToN & son. NA. ass6,
,seacsE oh sIs'i LOTS. No. Chevy cha chase.
Nd; all utilities; EN-: os16. -,,!,s Mls
building spot; 10 miles from Silver
Spring, out Colesville I'd; S1.374.
THE VALLEY" Montg. cty.D. adj.
Woodside Forest. Very desirable
area. Will subordinate trust to build
er. JACOB S. RONES, 5122 Mac
Arthur blvd NV. am only, -1S
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE, beautiful
wooded lots for rambler-type homes.
city water, concrete curbs, cutters
and asphalt street surface. Whether
you build now or later you will save
money by getting the lot now. Come
out Colesville rd. about ] mi. beyond
Four Corners. Sill Spr. ROBERT e.
HEATER. agt, SH. 0021, office on
SEVERAL IoTs in different loca-
tions. "a to Ia acres Some with
nice stream and large trees. 81 400
to $1,000. G. T. McNAB. 115 Hill
wood ave FA. 3305. -1s
ATTRAC. wooded lots; all improve
m meRts must be sold; best t., sectton ts1
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HOI1SES NEEDED
INVEsTMENT PROF FOR SALE

BRICK, containing Q apis. of 6 rms.
each; 2 apis. of 5 rms, each: vacant;
corner; first commercial. Ready Tor
Guynf1, EN-. f792. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE Co. Realtor, DI. 3346.
IN TOWN Sc. Just OF Minnesota
ave. near all conv.--New 2 and.
family apartments; full Easements;
cross annual income, 81 $50 to
GEORGE Y Yf WfoRTHiNdToN d
SON, Ma. 1925. OIL. 3739. Ia
SALE OR REET-House, 1917 10th
st. NV: Is rooms and baths; suit
able for ro9ming house or sepa-
for particulars. GL. 6176 or Ma.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcon..) }

FORD 1850 FL. h-ton pickup; heater
ait9, and defsostsr. grill guard; Al con
Sl26 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
FORD 1916 .haH-ton pickup truck;
peri. cond. throughout; low mileage
SO25 or best offer WA. 57hh -
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-sALr

NUMBER ONE HWY, ARLINGTON
30O-foot frontage; 10000 square
feet. GEORGE 7. woRTHINGToN
& SON. MA 1926, OIL. 3739. --22
ACREAGE on B. y o. R.R. and main
highway: EN-. 0316. lis
level yard, with lge. shed and three
5-ton cranes: ideal for handling
heavy material. A. M. ROTH. RE.
733O Ia
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NORTH BEACH PARK-One of the
finest residential communities on
Chesapeake Bay: fine building lots
near beach front; from $3.50 up;
only $50 down. KAY REALTY CO..
RA. 1900: Sat. and Suns. North
COLONIAL BEACH. vIRGINIA--s
lots. WA. 6629. --26
COBB ISLAND--Waterfront lot and
cottage; lovely view overlooking Po-
tomac; excel. for oysters. fishing and
grabbing. Price. S2.b00. OIL. 1851.
1S0-ACRE FARM-I2o acres open;
buildings in fair condition: mile
all farming equipment. For price
and location. call ". G. RICE.
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DOUBLE GARAGE. $50 so. IT.; IRE
proof, concrete and brick; ideal fol
storage; centrally located. Rear
1904 Belmont st. NV. Hudson SS44
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1915.
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STUDEBAKER 80
- 0nE

$1,295
De luxe coupe with economical
considerate owner: original finish:
exclusive Studebaker climatizer, de-
froster; hve good tires.
BUTLER-B BONDED
LEE. D BUTLER. INC.
1121 21st. st. NV, DI 0110.
Open Evenings It'll 8.
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$4Q5 AND UP

1Oa DOWN 80 MONTHS TO PAY
2recut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself or
We will erect them. For details call
ia. $4,000; eyes,, Overlook 5625.
Lee hwy Arlington,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, va. clean furn.
cottage, elec. RA. 937S after 6.
BEACH. VA.--Nice. clean,
COOL 5-rm. waterfront cottage;
fenced grounds, modern; July ] on
$50 wk.; UN. 4446. IA !.
Benedict. Md. Shady and
pTivaatea aaao all modern improvements.
COTTAGE. ideal ioca-
tion Avail. July TO Is and August.
MRS. WENDELL. Shady Side, Md.
West River 6393. "a
BEACH COTTAGE near Beverly
Ami; by week or month; reason
,ls sble; NO. 1900 c,u -24
rent by week or month: references
required. vi. 1910 after 6 pm.
BEAcH-Furn. cottage; Al
rms. bath; nr. water. LIST and
Bryant sts. Ii. 6-619s after 6 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH--Furn. apt, sleep
Ing facilities for 8: all mod. con-
veniences. CO. 1869. AID. 9547.
--l9
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DAIRY FARM

,ouDoUN COUNTY. magnificent 49,
room Colonial home with tall col
umns. encircled by ancient oaks,
looks to the mountains. 700 high
ly productive rolling acres, l01-
stanchion dairy barn, 7 tenant
houses, other buildings. 1850 in
come, $4,000. All equipment.
machinery and 500 head fine cattle
included in sale price Of S2s0.000,
No. SO,
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay
ressr. CAPT. KING. WA 4is2. Day :
DREAM BOAT, Elco cruiser. 36-ft.;
sleeps 6; better than new; stainless
steel galley. hot and cold pressure
water, elec. refgr.. beautiful head
with shower. Syncromaster, 3O-watt
ship-t shore telephone, canopy over
cockpit. drapes, rubber mattresses,
carpet on floor and many other fea-
lures too numerous to mention:
$4,000 Box 32-E. Star. 10
FEATHERCRAFT, aluminium. l3z-ft.
runabout, with super 10 Mercury
motor; run only 90 hours: fully
equipped with remote control and
all accessories: sacrifice. must sell
due to illness. Call MR.. PEVER. GL
d2S3 or OW. S400. 10
49,. Gray marine
motor, complete Spring painting.
Fine fishing boat; $3.50. ST. 1901
CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 4, excellent
cond.; price, $4,000. Can GE. 1447.
1s-H.P JOHNSON outboard motor
for sale; excel. cond.; S225. oW
9O44. liz
BOULEVARD oUTBoARD SALES
6-7Ha. ia and 10 Mercury Furri-
cane outboard motors In stock:
Terms and trade. Large selection of
used motors Fishing tackle. blood
worms and shrimp. Open daily
pm. Fri. and Sat. 10 p.m.. Sun.
II noon. Closed Monday. 1925
Blsdensburg rd.. Colmar Manor.
Md. UN. 1888. lis
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DOWNTOWN

HEAVY DUTY BUILDING CONTAIN
ING 10000 SO. FT. UNUSUALLY
FINE SPACE PRACTICALLY UN-
LIMITED FLOoE LOAD. HEAVY
DUTY ELEVATOR. LoApIN g
ING. CENTRALLY LOCATED AND
EXCELLENT FOR WHOLESALER.
DISTRIBUTOR, FURN ITU R E.
HARDWARE. ETC. WILL CON-
SIDER LEASING ON LONG-TERM
BASIS CALL MR.. SMITH.
WO. 4740.
g. BUSH. INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

CASH PRICES paid for clean
Chevrolets, Fords and H&ymouths,
Al to 81 models. CHEv& CHASE
sin M0I0s sSs. 81. 81. afco saffoo. 772'N'S'oh-
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Falls Church Commercial

S29.500
Ideal corner loca. on main hwy. Has
lge. masonry bldg. with rentals ap-
prox. S400 per mo. Excel. terms.
Our proposition is too good to pass
up from an investment angle. Ewes,
Mr.. Kleiner, KE. 3-6608. JOHN H.
MILLER. Jr. g. BRO, 1919 N.
Courthouse rd.. Arl.. ia. 4-1sSO.
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STUDE. COW. '49
81 3Q5

top, brown leather upholstery;
powerful Champion motor. gas-sav-
ing overdrive, elm, defrosterS,
radio; 5 white-wall tires; top
mechanical condition. BUTLER
BONDED. LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
1121 2lst st. NV, DI. 0110. Open
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QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. C.
MR.. QUICK. RIA. 341S. z3s
BUNGALOW NEEDED IMMEDIATELY,
2 or 3 bedrms.: "a. 900 cash down.
Call Mr.. HILL, NE. 2137, ia. 1857.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK AVAILABLE in nice private
ONCE, Centrally located; $50 per
month. 2i7 Bond Bldg. -22
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAlLERS

GOOD USED PARTS for most cars
also tires. SH. 97S3, --1S
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CLARENDON COMMERCIAL
coz E0n

$25, 500
near HAHNS SHOE STORE
in the center of Clarendon. this
property is grossly underpriced at
approx. SO per So. IT. Excel. terms
MILLER, Jr. e. BRO, 1919 N.
Courthouse rd.. Arl., ia. 4-1SS0.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

american Trailer Co., Inc,
1890 Wisconsin Ave NV
WO 1881
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1 800 so. FIT. MINIMUM NEEDED
at once, for construction ONCE in
downtown Washington, 1st-grade
bldg. only. Call OR. 1456 Saturday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-02
AROUND ARKANSAS STATE :
by EoYTHE ETHERLY


Religious Emphasis Week brought to a close today as
Dr. Steele delivered the final topic Earth Eternity" The
week was enjoyed by all the students and take this oppor
ftnify to thank the YIN AND YWCA and the Religious
Emphasis Committee for the entire program
The college choir made trip this week Springs
Was the city where rendered several numbers for the Nation
al Baptist convention
The Annual Leadership conference was held at Cobin hi
school last week Presidents and vice presidents Of all campus
organizations present The meeting designed
and aid in combating the many problems confronting
aS Vannee Johnson acted chairman Of the conference
delicious meal Of baked ham, potato salad cookies and hot
E0ae with marshmalOws served by members of Sig
Gamma Rho sorority The program sponsored by the
STUDENT Government of AM&N college, A. Jones Of the his
tory department acted as advisor.
TRIVIA: promised you Sigma ball didn't I?
We'll everybody was there and looked shap-ppp Don't
know where of my friends got enuff money to purchase
~des ers for the files, but they did The Queen Octava
Tooke looked very pretty Guess Monroes real proud of
er LeOune lucky enuff hook Talber for escort
err? Quiet number of the "Sharpies" stag.
among the Great Fumes Why? .Mirt with Johnnie
after looking around and seeing few of the girls still
combing confetti. i ruthuly The Ball FINE
Irne Pascha be getting interested my family?
Quite number of phone calls have been leaving mansion
direct out her way WELCOME KID. Cat Woodland
be doing nice job with John Marshall Lo! how
the mighty has subsidized!
wanda and Hemphil coming right nicely.
fhhne Saw church, Sunday and they looked real
nice Bay Bay Mckinney quite interested In Teresa
Martin Il Annie Lillian went home with Naomi for the
weekend they had wonderful time. Tell me Jean
Wukn staying up Friday and Saturday nights to hear Dig
Hn With Ed He must be fine II she sacrifices her forty
W1nlu" him chatter AT least Bams has one Gus
toner.
The Social Committee sponsoring dance in the gym
this weekend Its guess the gals will have escorts
for the occasion. OOPS Have told you anything that
shouldn't ve?? haven't want chance to cause brief
suoe at my watch tells IL time for to home and
dress for my trip to Little Rock for the Jabbewock this NJ
rlj tell you all about week. Au rvor "EDIE".
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BIythevi|Ie Man
Given Unofficial"
Stay Of Execution

Tucker Prison Farm-E,sll Mat.
thews, convicted and sentenced
10 die In the electric ctlir for
the murder OF an cight.yeaf.old
child In Blytheville, was gran,
ed" an unofficial" stay here re-.
Gently.
!, seems that as h was about
to be executed at dawn last
week when the power unit broke
and the execution had TO be rost.
poned.
Prison officials stated that the
convict was very cain about The
whole thing. stating. I'm ready
10 die and II doesn't make any
difference when"
He was executed Friday morn
ing OF last week along with
George Ferguson. liz e Rock Ne
gro convicted for the Staying Of
a local white mai.
-Ruv VVhas~ N.xx~.. un.A
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The requirements were highest
soldierly qualities. athletic pro-
ficiency Especially in swimming
and above all, willingness to vol.
unteer for extra hazardous duty.
Many fell out Of the rigorous CON-
bat training but Short stuck it out
and not so many nights later
found himself and other volunteer
Raiders in tiny rubber boats, pad
ding soundlessly from ship to the
enemy-fortified Korean wes I
coast. sNV
The small groups mission was
to distract the enemy and pave
the way for powerful x Corps
amphibious assault forces to in
wade the key port of 1nchon.
Two days before UN troops
went ashore at Inchon the Raid
ers had landed downshore at Kun
san. They were decoys. Working
with uncanny dizziness in n e
midst of enemy coastal defenses
they thoroughly confused the COM
munist defenders.
The North Koreans mistook the
Raiders for an invasion force ana
rushed their power to kunsah'
leaving Inchon virtually wide OPP
en- to attack. Returning to their
rubber boats the Raiders padded
out to meet a pickup craft of the
invasion fleet and went ashore al
Inchon with the rest OF the In
vaders.
The proud fighting team has
been active in almost every corner
OF the Korean battlefront as a
highly effective security force
seeking out and annihilating Guer'
rillas hiding out in the treach'
erous. Recovered mountains.
The young assistant squad lead
er entered the service from Helena
/, MAY 1913 and left the States
for duty in the Far East in No.
vember l949. He joined the Raid
ers in August 1850 after serving
with the S230th Service Detach-
ment Of General Headquarters,
Far East Command, in Tokyo.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jesse Short OF Helena.