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no written rule limiting their
height, but as one Capitol Hill
officer said, eve can't have the
pages looking like Senators, you
know"
Billy, though, determined to get
as close to the heartbeat Of ma
tional affairs as possible. ended UP
by becoming a messenger at the
card desk outside the Senate
chamber. AS such he rubs elbows
with the lawmakers as they come
and go and he himself can ap-
Iproach the inner sanctum as far
as the cloakroom. The only one of
the Kerr sons with politics in his
blood. he wants to grow up to be
in the midst of the national scene
like his father. And he will un-
doubtedly grow some more, his
mother says. The eldest sons. Bob,
jr., and Breen, are 6 feet 4 and
6 feet 6 respectively and the only
daughter, Kay, is 6 feet. She, by
the way. is taking a summer course
at Columbia University between
Wellesley terms. The two older
boys are both married, both second
Ilieutenants in the Army. Bob has
received his orders to report to
Fort sill. Breen is awaiting his.
Rowing Supreme Court Justice
Bill Douglas will be more and more
in the literary news this winter
His latest book, Strange Lands
and Friendly People," has been
chosen by the Book Of the Month
Club for November. Randy
Kidder returned last week from
Brazil. where he rushed to be OF
assistance to the United States
economic mission upon the sudden
decease of the missions Francis
Adams Truslow. He is currently
week-ending in Edgartown, where
his spouse Dottie has been spend
/ ing the summer. And a bunch
of posies with a get-well-quickly
card to Helen EsSary Murphy
who's at George Washington Hos
Ipital. Her friends are asking
about her. And ditto for Mary
Cottrell, who's at Georgetown
Hospital.
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Meony-Woyer Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. George Meany of
Bethesda announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Regina
Clare to Mr.. Robert Charles
Mayer Of this city, son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Charles Mayer.
The wedding will take place in this
city in October.
Mr.. Mayer was graduated from
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Bradford Bachrach Photo.

the United States Merchant Ma
Irine Academy, Kings Point, Long
Island, and the School of Foreign
Service, Georgetown University. He
lis now attending the George
Washington University Law
School.
Miss Meany was graduated from
the Villa Maria Academy, New
York City. and the College of New
Rochelle. New Rochelle. N. Y
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Miss sLoWd
ToMorY

Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Doro-
thy E. Lowd, daughter of Mrs. Guy
Lowd and the late Mr.. Lowd, to
Mr.. Willard c. Jefferis, jr., son OF
Mrs. Charles Booth and the late
Mr.. Jefferis.
The wedding is planned for early
fnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05
Hits Vail ora Head

We as members OF the Negro race, got an excellent
opportunity pat ourselves the back after reading the
masterful statement made by Dr. Ralph Bunche on the
Asiatic situation last week in California.
This feel of pride did not stem from the standpoint
combination of both military and political view
action towards the Korean warfare Nor is the fact
that he Negro stateman wholly responsible for our
tXultatiOn.
1t is his reputable and tested record in international
affairs which has him the top of the peace mediaors
that has gaddeSed hearts In such position his
analysis of the Korean conflict and what is Americas
course should perhaps carry the most weight.
DR.. Bunche has plainly stated that the United State 5
position towards Korea is aggression
appeasemen simply that this country partner in the
nted Nations to negotiate without Precipitation.
This action he explained would mean employing
new technique that still to be fully understood by
military strategist well political leaders The
technique described by the noted diplomat would be the
wagng Of apparently fruitless holding battles against
Communism only in the Korean battle zone Extending
further, he revealed would mean eventual spread Of
me conflict to Asia and thence to Europe.
This strategy to hold possible negotiation with
out appeasement, conflicts with Communism are
confined Without confinement of these outbreaks then
Rlobal warfare would be resultant This would mean a
war to the finish that will not be settled bv mutual
agreement of terms proposed by the opponents but set
Yea by the victor If there be an atomic conflict
We think the famed diplomat who gained nationa,
anne for settling of the Arabia and Israel states
head with his outlook on the
conflict. - ~ oie"n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05
Book
Review

The struggle OF black men TO
achieve economic. social and po-
litical equality in the United
States is the keynote OF new
book From Yesterday Thru
Tomorrow. published today by
Vantage Press. New York.
The book is co-aufhored by
Arthur c. Hill. and Jesse w.
Miller. both of ST. Paul. MINI.
This is graphic and NOV
ing story. says Alan +. Pater,
president of Vantage Press, Inc.
from the beginning OF the Al
rican slave trade nearly 300
wears ago. TO the discriminatory
practices against the Negro to-
day.
II is a story filled with heroism
and disaster. agony. tears and
defeats. and some triumphs.
Messrs. Hill and Miller have
written narrowing but true story
Sparing neither the South nor
the North, but focusing rather
on the uncontrolled greed OF
groups and individuals as the
root-cause of the Negroes plight
both yesterday and today.
In their preface. the authors
said: 1T is our hope that men
and women. upon reading the
following pages. will come TO
realize one great truth: in guar
anteeing the Constitutional
rights of minorities. the Consti-
tutional rights of the majority
are projected rs well"
Mr.. Hill as educated at Clark
College, Atlanta, Ga, and at Ag-
ricultural and Industrial State
Teachers College, Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. Miller was also educated at
the latter institution and did
graduate work at the University
of Minnesota. He has taken an
active part in politics and race
relations work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05
Local 81 in Korea
En- Route to States

WITH THE 25TH INFANTRY
DIVISION. u. S. ARMY. - Cpl.
Charlie Z. Nixon, son Of Mrs.
Lula Nixon. 9l06 Home stree<,
Detroit, Mich, recently left the
18th Infantry "Tropic Lightning"
Division in Korea and is en- route
to the United States under the
Army rotation plan.
Nixon entered the Army in
January, l948, and arrived IN
Korea in July, 1850. He served
% months with the oath Infan-
try Regiment, including nine
months in Korea as SQUAD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05
EAif tor ia s
Fruitful Efforts Possible

Passage of fair employment practice act for :.
state Of Michigan the current session of the State
stature was stalemated last week in the House Affairs 80
Senate Judiciary committees. But, fact is sals
Chances for its passage had enhanced.
Preventing the bills to be presented to Comajteef
the House of origin the work of persons high in P
publican affairs" who influenced members of both ch
Der committees. This is accusation made by Con
Senator who fathered and cosponsored the s. 252 hin
Louis c. Cramton of Lapeer.
Reports of failing to gain passage to the House com
mtee by absence Of of its members who had pleda
an affirmative vote and hands-of attitude Of Spns
Judiciary committee members make it plain that the noe
sage of a FEP law is game of political football
Chances enhanced for passage Of the nond.
crimnatory employment act because other orr anzst,
lead by the Michigan Committee Civil Rights summon
ed the non-partsan, despite its sponsors be
COP members of both chamber committees Even the
Governor expressed favor of it.
These encouraging facts. Heretofore omsia
groups had failed TO endorse support of its enactment
while polcos used il come on platform issue 10
coral Negro votes Now. the for defeat the pr
posed act is in the open. 1t is known that ordly COP
members do not sanction it.
Another subterfuge employed to duck fayorng The
proposed measure is the used by Senator Harry
Hittle, who was reported as saying: We simply lacked
time study and revise the bill 1t is measure with
far reaching consequences and which is difficult to
convince 80 legislators
1t has been amply demonstrated in New York Penn
syvania and other states that this type Of conc
tive and practical and that it as burden to
business labor, industry the public at large Both
House Bill 3l8 and Senate 252 were drafted from The
used in New York State.
80 IT does not stand to reason that cosponSor would
initiate an act to the Upper Chamber committee N
thinks is too complicated to win favor of the Legislators
Senator Htte is not fooling anyone with his hogwah a
we know he is attempting to save hs-face
But, the results of dirty politics is being seen
the open and we should not be dishearened by them
proves that we must increase numbers and pressure
for enactment of fair employment pdactce act.
This can only be done by gaining suppor Of labOL
industry and business and tat of leaders religious
cvlc and social groups Once the reaz, denial
OF employment because of race, sex creed on religion is
we 70 frs. of 0Ur
efforts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05

leader.
While serving in the Far East
Command he was awarded the
Purple Heart Medal and Combat
Infantiyman's Badge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05
Michiganders Donate
$3.50, 200 to Care

Residents Of Michigan have so
for contributed S2,79O,l54.50 to
the total of 100 million dollars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-05

worth Of food an fcXille pack
ages which have bc distributed
by CARE among tx needy Of a
score Of overseas countries du'
ing the past five Nto
These figures WEI made puols
by Paul Comfy French CAhs
Executive Dlrcctor y conneCuOa
with the fifth anniversary !"
CARE operations 3 an noh-p'V"'
government-appto' rN SCI ~
Evening star., 1951-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion. regal
de luxe, Starlight coupe; overdriye.
elimatizer, radio, ETC.; s1,o6o, OWN
sTntDiBAKER 1e4s Land Cruiser,
sTnpEBiARtR fffsi itihs'' 1885 sA; com@andan.:
1947 engine; good mechanical con-
dition; ,-RF passed last Va. Inspection;
sTGpEiBAkER ftH5i iEi 1so5 30 Champion sedan;
WHOLESALERS, 1871 BladensburE
sT1UiDEBsAK1ERRo iEs1Ro'9i '47 Starlight sedan;
Sad kS1k FSg opE EsP pig ssdensS12 s ATo
sTtDEBAKER2 Iis4s Comm. Regal d.
luxe conv. coupe; r. and h., over
drive. climatizer; immac.; S1,295;
cRsmp 5aas aea eSn ssrn same AsS nI 1ssa sAsRsY sgas
MoyoRs' hs gfs IL 1851 4siao. Rsi ave- ss' esss'.
STUDEBAKER 1887 4-dr. sedan; :.
and h; sl00. r. JAMES, s12 B st.
sf6DEBSkEs fiSi; hlifI : is4s Pas Champion a.dr.
gray sed.: r. and h.: seat covers;
must sell; Ss25. OIL. 2720, OIL. o670.
COLE MOTOR q TRAILER CO.. $3.50
another new location at waterloo.
| 81 $500. Waterloo 539- WIZ.
Nd. U. 8. l. 3 mi. n. Of Laurel.
When buying a reconditioned PACK
ARD, it's only good common sense
to come to a reliable authorized
PACKARD DEALER.
FOLLIN'S PACKARD SERVICE, 1901
Baltimore blvd. College Park. Md,
is offering a selection of late-model.
| 1-owner PACKARDS from 1915 to
$4,000 Sold originally by FOLLIN'S. /.
seryiced by FOLLIN'S and recondi-
toned by FOLLIN'S factory-trained.
expert mechanics, using genuine
PACKARD parts. Come out and see
these fine. cars. No trade-in neces-
sary. Open evenings It'll 9, Sundays
| It'll g. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1910 4-dr. sedan. Special
price, S295; only 500 down. RON
PONTIAC, INC, 1920 Wisconsin
PONTIAC 194s de luxe "s' station
wagon; maroon, Hydra-Matic, radio
and heater, newly revarnished, paint
soDEsfiats;s 5oFdss ss5esi e 400 or best Gf!sr'
iste: sis7, TooD poSf1Ac. 4Ssl
roSTfxo SoGSaPfst5'ut- 1a4s 20 station saGoi wagon.
neetieut. Wo' s4oo.
PONTIAC 40 sed.. S195; good run
ping, ping c2nd; ;11G also , guar USED paris. PARIS
PONTIAC 194s Super de luxe sedan
@lIes IEas eGa5s 1880 sad csll nj lo' ssais
roSTrsc s'SSF ( D'al rs s.danetts: s7e4. Look
sALERs. 1881 BladensbSrs I'd. Il,
PONTIAC 1910 4-dr. sedan; private
s%Rfe spsefsd sa55 6f good dP sGnd oE u'f 2f r.
PONTIAC 1e47 4-dr.. s-cyl. sedan;
q bargain for 1895. RON PONTIAC,
INC. 1920 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 5000.
PONTIAC '4s conv.; red with new
black top Orig. owner. Peri. cond.
All accessories. W. S. w. tires.
$1,000 or best offer. XII. s-3639,
PONTIAC 1941 sedan; 1895. Look TOR
our big ad. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
PONTIAC 40 sedanette: S794. Look
for orr big ad; AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1881 BladensburR Rd. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
Se.,.l de luxe ,.st sdoor sedan oyerdrye;
miles; car absolutely same as brand
new throughout; S1,595; cash, trade
or terms. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wisconsin ave-. WO. 5000. -
STUDEBAKER Al Starlight sedan;
Tadr S1a9 Lsok for our big ad dsn AUTO .S @
RhoLEs3aaHs. Rdi Il. slssSS. 1871 siadens9srs Ms
sTuDEBARER so Champion sedan;
| Sl,394. Look for our big ad. AUTO
WHHoLEsALERs' w IE AI1S5 1871 Bladensbsyra
sTUDEBAkER is41 Champion de
luxe model 2-dr. sedan; l947 motor
new battery; L owner; $500. TIE.
sTuDEBAKER 1s4s Land cruiser
sedan. This is Studebakers best car
dhu IL 4Ooho lIke IL JUST CaHle IN
| from the factory. Original maroon
| paint; r. and b. One look and you'll
| buy 1t. Only S1,195; trade and
terms. LOGAN tFord, I'LL 18th
| st. NV. DI. $500. IS
STUDE. AS 2-dr. and cl. cpe.. equip.
like new, S995. LA. 6-9776. METRO
POLITAN CAR WHOLESALERS. 1900
BladensburR I'd -
sTUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr. Regal de
q. Sos. XII. s-s3s4. ''el-7e wy
STUDE. Al 4-dr. sed.. S195; a nice
| running car: also guar. used parts
KENILWo2TH AUTO CO.. vi. $685.
sTUDE. so sed.. T. and h., cd. new
| car guar. 81 .595. LA. 6-9776. MET.
ROPOLITAE CAR WHOLESALERS
1000 Bladensburg I'd. -
s9a5. La sRs77s sRs MErRopofrfAs NE R Ia5f hfT
Gar WHOLESALERS, 1900 Bladens
sTUbEBAKER 1e47 Champ. cpe.
S795. 81. 6437 Sat. and Sun. =
STUDEBAKER '4s 2-door sedan
| 1850; Regal de luxe. black finish
| equipped, climatizer, overdrive, radio
| orig. owner; less than 10000 mi
D. c. inspection guar. HU. 7400
sTUDEBAKEk '4s Champ Resal 8.
| pass. Starlisht cpe.: r. and h.. cd
Excel. cond. Pvt. party. 81 .045. Cal
Ii. 3-4715 or DU. 3109. -
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BOATS

WINTER STORAGE inside new build
ing: boats and outboard motors;
motors winterized; boat repairing
and painting; plywood boats re-
paired by inlay method. w. H
lBlLLl JENKINS, 500 Maine ave
S;W. Open evenings till pm.
ENGINE, G0-h D. jeep, brand-new fac
tory-sealed power unit; compl. with
dash panel, radiator, gas tank and
clutch. MR.; BYRD. Columbia Yacht
Club or phone Ho. GIL or 70.
45-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-seiI for
$3.50. For particulars, call WA. 4744.
SHIP. EvINRUDE ZEPHYR out
board; cost Sis; used about 25 hrs.
VIII sell for SIPS cash. Phone KE.
WATER SKIS. excellent condition;
$40. JA. 2-6576. ~
HIGGINS 1947 EXP. Cruiser; new
deck and gas tanks; just repainted;
81 500. or best offer; Sat. and Sun.
Central ave. No. PA to Selby on
the Bay. DAWSON OYSTER HOUSE.
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American Trailer On Tnc

See theSe and many other modeW o.
both new and used house trailers
1880 wis. AVE. NV. wo. 1921
One of the following branch sales lots
(1l BERWYN, MD. TO. 5O35.
(2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. TIE. 1920.
(3l OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT
4l2 MILES SOUTH OF
ALEXANDRIA. ON NO. HIGHWAY
nV OSD1
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AVIATION

OPENING IN FLYING CLUB for new
members; small initiation fee plus
monthly dues and f1ight time. Call
AD 1879 or CHARLES AMEND,
LO. 5-0Sl3. y
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AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU,

PONTIAC '37 coupe: tenders, grill
motor; for sale. Must dismantle
this week to make room All parts
cars: KENILWoRTH AUTO Co. vi.
6b65 6s
ENGINE, 60-hp. jeep: brand-new
factory-sealed power unit; complete
with dash panel radiator, gas tank
= and clutch. Mr.. BYRD. Columbia
Yacht Club or phone HO. 67lI or
10. 2-1S09. ~
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RAIlERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has . lge. display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers ranging
from $500 to So. $50. terms 3 to s
PRIVATELY OWNED 1942 GLIDER.
81 IT., excel. cond., $3.50. See MR..
FOLEY at Martha Washington
4isal' 45sller vs' Court 1888 poWhatan st.
1850 25-fft. vindale; toilet. shower;
excellent condition. Lot Ill. Woodley
Hills Trailer Camp, 3 miles south
of Alex. Va. Route !. g.
WISH TO BUY 2-wheel steel luggage
trailer. similar to Bradley Davis.
WI 954S after 7 pm. -6
ZIMMER 27-ft.; sleeps 4; excel. cond.;
bottled gas, Frigidaire. WA. 1862.
SIX TRAILER. with pine
paneled dinette, custom built awning
shower and toilet; excel. cond.;
S2,75o or best offer. XII. s-1934.
eCHULT 1a47 de luxe; 8 rooms;
S1.175. After 2 pm. Sat, all day
Sun. pm. weekdays. TO. 65ts -
TRAHERS BOUGHT. sold and dis
played; any size: Bring them out.
CASH. 1000 Central ave-. HI. $3.50.
%
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 194s H2-ton panel; gray; doors.
WINDOWS al az in good cond.; ready for
work sS95 Also 2 1947 Ford l-ton
panels; doors, grille. motor, tires, all
IN excellent cond; S795 each.
LOGAN tFord, 3540 14th st. NV
TU 400 ii
FORD 1910 one-ton pickup truck: Al
condition; 8ply tires; overload
springs; S295. Elmwood 365s. -
CHEVROLET 40 panel "a ton. Apply
III n Irving ST., Arlington, Va
CHEVROLET 1947 'a-ton panel; one
rWen W0 7I7l for information: 5
and an tool box; overload springs; price,
CHEVROLET 1898 1l2-ton stake;
:ires, body all in good cond. S295
Logan Ford. 3540 14th st. NV
sTUDEBAKER 194e pickup; like new,
can arrange financing; S595. JU
FORD i94s dump truck; in good con-
dition; total note. $3.50; make UP
back payments. take over note
Phone JU. 7-6117. -
FORD 40 sedan delivery; r. and h.;
new tires; AL. S27 Geranium ct
NV, one blk. north of Walter Reed
Hospital. 7s
PLYMOUTH 1941 coupe. with pickup
body: Sf25 or best offer. Call al
rear of Ills 2lSt st. NV s
Evening star., 1951-01-06

ANGLIA 194s; orig. black finish; very
economical transportatio only
S5a7; 4-mo. guar. HILL & TIBBITTS,
liza Vermont ave. NV, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
TRAlLERS tcont.)

GLIDERs AND LA sALLEs-1e51
models are now on display; all
equipped with showers, flush toilets
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as $685., de-
livered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s23G
Georgia ave; also our new loc. al
waterloo, Md. COLLIE MOTOR &
TRAILER CO. 81. $500 or Water
1850 LANDoLE HOUSE TRAILER. ~
1t. long; bedroom, full bath. kitchen
and living room. with Trail True
dolly and 10" television set. Can be
seen at Boiling Field Trailer Court
on Sat. or Sun: week days after &,
ca!l 10; $4,000. Ext. 401S. ~
SCHULT tandem. 27'; elec. refgr.,
ARTISTIC range. Lot 245, TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. TIE. 9l47
2-WHEEL. WELDED, factory built;
like new; extension rack. tarpaulin.
spare tire; $50. S35 Fairview ave-,
Takoma Park Md. Apt. 6.
TRAIL1R,. 194S Liberty. 27 it., fur
nished; sleeps 4; toilet. shower. 6-ft.
refgr., electric hot water. heated
floors: like rev. Orig. price. So, 600;
sacrlfice. $2.45o. or best offer. AL.
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TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st. NE. NE. 05o5 -
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LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED
MONEY WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND DEED OF TRUST, Sl,50t
or, new house 30 miles from D. C
well secured. Box o93-J, Star, 7
Evening star., 1951-01-06
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS
GARAGES

GARAGE wanted, sGeorgetown near
Cambridge pl., of 30th ST.. bet. @
and r. ST. $3.50 or RE. 20S1. Ext.
HALF Hall A GARAGE-1deal for storage
or automobile. 1647 Lamont st. n W.
CO. 430S. -
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DODGE 1946 4-door Custom sedan;
beautiful green finish: spotless in
terror; one owner: 1895 TREW
MOTOR CO.. 9Th and Fla. ave. me-,
FIR. 1882. $
DODGE 1911. excellent condition;
1915 cash. 10, 2-s4ss. -
DODGE 40 sedan: S194. Look for
our big ad AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 BladenSburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

DODGE 1949 conv.; equipped. this
car is like new: original beautiful
canary yellow: one owner; low mile
age; terms and guarantee; S1,375.
LOGAN tFord), I'LL 18th st. NV
DI. $500. -6
DODGE 40, like new; r. and h.;
D. c. inspection guaranteed; S345,
easy terms. Ii. 6-S042 -
DODGE Al 4-dr. Luxury Liner; r. and
h.: AZ motor: $500 or best offer;
must sell. WA. 1885. r.
DODGE '41 sedan: S794. Look for
our pig ad AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-sSOO.
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2nd TRUSTS BoUGHT-Top prices
immediate cash. Call day or night,
I. c. HOOVER, RA. 22s1. GIL. 6676.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. -WALSHE,
INC, 1I15 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
Cash FOR LIST AND end TRUST
NOTES. incl. 1st trust: on acreage;
quick settlement: white or colored
notes IN D. C.. Md and Va FULTON
Z: GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and 6 SITS. NV DI $3.50.
rfRsT SRsksTs; ANn stsestIc2i spGGSn rRusr ,o.vs
BARToW REALTY co. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495
4. All. So INTEREST, according to
classification of security and loca-
ton: no charge for appraisals
MOORE d HILL CO.. 732 18th st
MoNEY ON SECOND rRusT-we
Will buy second trust notes, D. c,
nearby Nd or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MMENT CORP 1919 N y ave. NV
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE
(ContinuedD
EXCLUSIVE HOMESTTE

In, fashionable Kalorama Hgts. re-
sidential embassy section One of
last obtainable this area. 1913 Ban
Evening star., 1951-01-06

STUDE. so sed., r. and h.. cd. new
car guar. 81 .595. LA SOTO. MET
ROPOLITAN CAR WHOLESALERS,
1000 Bladensburg I'd. -
STUDE. AZ cpe., r. and h.. like new,
S795. La. 6-9776. METROPOLITAN
CAR WHOLESALERS. 1900 Bladens-
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PONTIAC AZ Conv; red with new
black top. Orig. owner. Peri. cond.
All accessories. W. s. w. tires.
81 500 or best offer. XII. S-3639.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

PONTIAC 1941 sedan; 1895. Look for
1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-sS0O.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

PONTIAC 40 sedanette: S794. Look
for onr big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1881 BladensburR Rd. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

PONTIAC 1947 4-dr., s,cyl; sedan;
INC. 1920 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 5000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-20

posed retention of the present rule
as barrier against pressure
groups"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-10-20

JACKSON SOLDIER IN REUNION WITH FAMED ONEARM-
ED GOLFER = reunion took the golf Fort
Devens, Mass Holloway
Jim Nichols famed golfer,
chuse fort to play exhibition Holloway had addied
Nichols when he exhibitions
The led exhibition Nichols
Both
gallery of than 400 personnel At
Holloway presented with gong
golf balls by the nationally known Jim Nichols
Holloway treasured with the
and recently placed
Mass country club.
Holloway, to in
September 1850 First entering
with the 372nd Infantry
stationed
His home 1905 Lamar St, Jackson, where
wife Mary His mother Annabele
Wilson
son Training