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voted exclusively to foreign mis-
sion work, centered principally in
Liberia.
This was the first time Mr..
Thomas had attended and adj
dressed a convention of the Lott
Carey Mission. His parents, the
late DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Henry
Thomas, were pioneer Lott Carey
missionaries who founded and es-
tablished an educational institution
at Brewerville, Liberia A years
ago.
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jackson College
Sets Faculty
Seminar Date

President Jacob l.. Reddix of
Jackson College announced that the
faculty seminar for this academic
year began Monday, September 8,
in the Dansby Hall Lecture Room.
Freshmen students enrolled We'd
nesday, September 10. Upper
classmen on Monday, September Is,
and classes begin Tuesday, Sep
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

TENDER 16.
With the beginning of the fall
quarter, Jackson College will gear
all it's forces toward the final cele-
bration of it's Diamond Jubilee
Year. The Literary Festival of
Arts, which begins October 10 and
continues through October rs, will
bring to Jackson many outstand-
ing personalities to witness and
take part in a gala festival, pen
pointing honors bestowed on an in
stitution which we'll deserves recog-
milton.
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AND BE SAVED"
A UNCONVENTIONAL fighter in Gods
house is
A self-righteous man to start
Jesus sent out seventy-tWo to fight
sin
And they came back complaining
about another part.
Jesus said to them, let them alone
If they are not against they are
for to start
Ignorant leader full of education
al and brains
Are splitting up churches and
lifting up names.
Jesus says to you all, also to me if
| be lifted up before all men
| am the drawing power of my
father
And | will draw all men to begin
Men must be born of The spirit of
God
To lead Gods people mere right
UNCONVENTIONAL fighters in t h c
church today
Has got the church in a hell of
a fight.
| am sorry for self-righteous men
that
Are leading Gods people as well
Claiming God has sent them out and
Are leading the people to hell.
When you don't know GCd in de-
parting your sins
You care nothing for the souls
of men
Money is all you are looking for
Automobiles, and a tender hand.
Will there be any place for such
Who has robbed a humble race
Claiming he is a God sent man
Wearing a long deceitful face.
O. my people wake up today and
take
The right stand for Christ
Stop excepting one spiritual meal a
Month and claiming to live a
Holy life.
Why give vent to evil doors and
allow them
To lead you as we'll
Claiming to live a Holy life and
Leading you on to he'll.
Ny people except Christ today
And God will send you man to
Lead you safely on your way to
That everlasting promise land.
Rev. John R. Perkins,
2611 Lilly St,
Jackson, Miss.
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even remember leaving the Off
GERS mess"
Christensen .crash-landed about
200 miles from his Gimli base, in
an Air Force trainer. He was dis
missed in disgrace by the court
martial, at which he faced five
charges. One was flying while in
toxicated, and another was flying
over a town at less than 1000
feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13
Ground Filler,
He Flew High

Gimli, Man. - Flying Officer
Robert K. Christensen, 26, of the
Canadian Air Force, was high on
his last payday, but less than L.
900 feet, when he noticed the flash
ing red signal that his fuel was
low.
"That was the first l knew | was
off the ground" Christianson said
at his court-martial here. 81 don't
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NO LOLLING ON THE SAND
By Kay BeckfOrd

by nay DeckIOr0
NEW YORK - (GlobaD -
Somebody has called it a melting
pot and somebody else said no,
/ things don't melt, they just fuse.
But whatever term you may choose
to use, Trinidad, that colorful sun
ny Island that lies at the North
J eastern corner of Venezuela, is
certainly a dazzling display of in
terracial fusion cosmopolitan,
people like to call it. But that is
not the only thing about Trinidad
The people in whose veins flow
the blood Of many races do not
only sing the Calypso, play the
guitar, drink cocoa nut water, and
loll on the sand. They also work.
First, there are the oil workers
| who operate in the southern region
of the Island where Trinidad
coughs up her oil. These and the
sugar workers, together with 9TH
er miscellaneous "jobbers", form
the bulk of the industrial workers.
If they do not turn out the same
output as American workers, and
do not dispute that fact, there
are good reasons for it which go
beyond the scope of this article.
The fact remains that they are on
the Job many, many hours a week.
You can see them pedalling their
bicycles on the way to the oil
plants g.. Thousands Of them in
a dead bid to get there by hook or
crook. In certain sections these cy-
clists will hold up traffic for an
endless time, but where these are
concerned, a Trinidadian motorist
is prepared to go the whole length
to avoid a clash, whether physical
or verbal.
The sugar workers operate I'M
der the same conditions apart from
chemical differences of their pro-
duct. They also "plod their weary
way" most of the time on their
bicycles, and a good dea, of their
time is eaten up by the trek to and
from work. But, they find time
for recreation and sport, religious
ceremonies and the general good
OF creole fete thrown in for good
measure. They share that warm re-
spouse to the jollier things of life
with their white-collar brothers,
and together they toss their trou-
bles to the wind at the appropriate
time and give vent to their heart
felt appreciation of being alive.
There was time when Trinidad
workers were mute tools of their
employers; when there was no or
ganized effort to protect their an
terests. But times have changed,
and now their trade unions look af-
| ter their interests as well as fos-
ter a greater sense of responsible
ty. Having hobbies is an expensive
pastime, so the Trinidad workers
make up for this deficiency by
| developing a passion for sport, a
love for ceremony, and an interest
ing blend Of superstition and re-
ligious ferver. The East Indian
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A n D
D 0 " n
IA RISh
S / R EE ]
BY PERCY GREENE

papers the other day and seed
where Mister Eisenhower was gon-
ma point one of Amt Haggar's
Chilluns to his Cabinet if he gets
elected to be the President of the
United States. Being 'mongst the
biggest democrats as l am, | even
got excited when | read that one
of the members of the tribe was
about to git his-self pointed to
the Presidents Cabinet, and start
ed to reading further down in the
story where the headline said that
Mister Eisenhower said that he
would point one of Amt Haggar's
Chillun to his Cabinet, and when
| got down a little further into
what was written I runs up on one
of them big "IF'S",- that's been
confronting Amt Haggar's Chill
luns ever since one of US ancestors
is supposed to got us all cussed
cause he busted out and laffed
when his pa got drunk and got
naked somewhere back FOUNDER
long before Jesus Christ was born
| was setting down drinking
my beer and eatin my fish, and
listening at us folks talkin bout
how them candidates is doing, and
what they're doing in trying to
git Amt Haggar's Chilluns to all
lineup and vote for them in the
November lection and the
thought come to me about how and
when l used to hear my grandpa
saying 1t amt no IFS and
AND'S bout 1T, If you is You
is and IF you Amt You
amt Brother Edgar Brown
seems to have done got Mister
Eisenhower a heap mixed-up, if not
messed-up, when he axed him that
question If he would put one of
Amt Haggar's Chillun's in his
-, ;, =,
oaoli,e' IL he eo' lecteo iesloe'l'
% 'neee O!il'e,' ota'es' o"uoe
there's one thing that the members
of the tribe is show 'quainted with,
and that's the catch in them IFS,
caused they done longtime ago
learned Iha' tneie AM pu1 wv
Minus r, VI ais WE, 10 " ' quTs.io'i anu
'neIis NA" anu HA anu
as o"io ina. my a,.it" u0eu -
say Il hie'e. Ii'ei,r1o"ei %
gonna pom. oiie y! AM h"ee"i
oiiiiuiis " HIS oapiiie' - anu
~ I anu Anu eoo'V :.
IL you IS you Is anu
Il you anu you anu
,or>,r .IoNc r,,r o,r
oSENE ahoNU 1iE oAr
AVEN = e. mayor Den uieen u
nouiio DaSou' "no 10 'e"soiieu
Attorney, Win ollel case III NAM
matter 1oung attorney 'oioe
hey haIp' WIN pra'io ne" piiel
CASE III liaii'i' anu ioonii'e eT0i'
men Inc par e'iiou'e - c"VI.i q
Train LOT 'lcNSouis LUZ iiio LII D.
iiiipoi 'ai' eaee
ao,-o IVY. ,7o,n MI
fAooiNG ne VIM iney -
geCClhe ready mere " eeiepi aVe .i'e
release o1 Inc newly reViseo vel e Sloil
Oh Che noiy Dioie anu al one
churciies are oeiis asNeu ~ neip
form great ciioir Ioi 'he ooo"
nounced us ilrst Iehearsal lor
clocK' SUNDAY al.eriiooh, oepU'
l4th' at raflsh oIree. Dap'is'
Church' ana everybody IiiaI gonna
sing IN tne cnoir Is ureeu 70 ce
present ne MUSIC oolhini''ee =
MRS. NJ. ., Aseils' ol,aiI,iian' WI
T.. n. oeut1s' Mrs. w. w. uoooeh'
-
DoN L Mr'N IioN H.: Every
time you see Jay Diro wearing
S :a; ssas f ma may ;ss Fl IL, ;5 ss
o;4 80 bl,ol-od x,o+ -, ;oe+
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LOU SW ARR
,IOTTINGS

Note: For the next two weeks,
you will read about Trinidad
from the pen of charming
young woman who is at present
a visitor to the United States
from Trinidad.
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WEEKLY QUOTATION: "If and
an spoils many a good character"
james Kelly.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
You'll Find a
Wonderful
Selection of
HoIeproof
Hosiery
at Konn's

Street Floor
Washington and Tirginia
Evening star., 1952-03-13
STORES FOR RENT

44th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Laree
modern store. with 5 rms, kit. and
bath. suit; for any business; avail.
iE1nnmHsdistelZ; EnH ApPly. PENN No1 1PR2p.
York ave. NV. ME. 11o7.
NEW gL ST IsyToRE-1oI5 9th ct; NV.
FS1ast FSf Dafteuisis sSit aRn M aas saso business
DOWNTOWN - viii subdivide our
MILLS CO.. sth and Z sts. !'' NV.
Mr.. e2nd AND PENNA. AVE. NV
Lge. store and 2 rms. plus 2nd d.
apt. of 4 rms. and bath; full bsmt..
oil n.-w.h.; ideal for any type busi-
ness; 1925 per mo. RE. 2137. TR.
6iSi GRANT ST. NE. Cat division
ave; ;)-Crovded area, little COM
petition. vi. 9S41. 16s
905 q PL.. N.W.-store or once IN
Victor Building; $86 mo-. al utili-
ties included. ST. 5000. -16
LAUREL SHOPPING CENTER-one
OF modern stores in new center
across from large Safeway. 1880
cARE Eits e. Ros1Nski S;@s So sdss M Rsr ss52 &c.
4OOs s4th ST. NE. Mt. Rainer
prox. 30x75; newly redecorated;
with lease TO good firm. JOE CURTO
REALTY, FIR. 1900. lie
GEORGETOwN-Fir First commercial;
32O8 o st. Display window suitable
any bus. Lease only. WI 0l63.
6709 y. p. AvE.-In shopping cen-
ter. 20x60-ft.. front and rear park
ing heavy auto traf1c; Low rent.
Mr.; Mr.; PERRY. DI. 1874; eyes,. OIL.
1i$o 18th ST. NV. NR. Store
. consisting, of approx. $50 50. II.
with. additional space in rear. for
parking 4 cars; End and 3rd floors
OF BLDG. also avail: immed. occup.; !;
reas. rent. LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO., Realtors. i4i5 K st. NV. NE.
7O8 9th ST. N.W.-Completely re-
modelled store. directly across street
from Gen. Acctg. once; beautiful
show window, oil heat; immed. oc-
cup. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q
Co., Realtors, 1415 x st. NV. ME.
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HOME AND BUSINESS
HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
eaiI y. a. HHMPHRIEs; Realtor,
appraisals. Results since 1919.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase
S-bedrm. home. nice location; not
ever $4,000 cash. Box 3I2:M.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL Cash for
by. Prince Georges County. Princi-
pals only. Dial TO. $3.50. Ii
DIRECT FROM OWNER. cash. either
PIG. Md. or Va. 81. 1897 or FA.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 and 4
bedrm. homes In NV. Wash, nearby
sn,ias sMSnt. co 60 wrva Snd ". To- ssll your @
HU. 1876. Open eyes,. til 10 pm.
MODERN, CLEAN "a bedrm. home.
sSa; s.sisss % Or gT. g1sl' 7assAs sMAs COX. Io
D.. G. Oh MARYLAND-We buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. (Your
satisfaction is our success.l With
So,. Sgs oPH!xisatIG1; Hxa a99a call cAMPANrLA 3
I WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
home; any location, any condition;
quick action. RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
WE BUY HOUSES. business property
elder e. CO. e0ufss IA. ssis. ssssil'ss0l serEs's
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
Dl. 8S42 or 81. 1889.
BRICK HOUSE, no front 2porch with
diversified living room, frepi.. mi
din. rm., 3 baths. 5 bedrms.: nice
garden; garage. Capitol Hill pre-
No AGENTS. T Box s7s-R. SD staf ss sSo:oJGj Mis
MD. CLOSE IN-Prefer full bsmt..
sxsSIy sxpaIndsbls attic. AP. ssas: nc
WILL BUY FOR Cash or sell on
commission. Quick action, expert
Eyes pbons ssPeEienssd oR saSa sales seryce
SSHTTE' RsalsoS. 1918 1918 < < .i st. dEA, n.1..
WILL PAY ALL CASH for small
Owner only. WA. '41O5. wi6
HAVE Many CLIENTS waiting for
homes IN desirable NV. and Nd. all
Gali SyIs r.fgMT@ n1Nsss NEEDED imnm@sdiatsly. ed
CASH bSg u FOR ss;, YOUR you asS aoM1E-we win
terms. r. w. HORAD, M. 5373.
URGENTLY NEED spacious 4. s. or
condition. Prefer Blessed Sacra-
ment parish or Amer. Univ. Park,
but win consider other good NV,
location, Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 9Oi .
MARSHALL J. WAPLR Co. Realtor.
1224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
SILVER. SPRING BUNGALOW-Fiye-
rms. bsmt.. gas or oil heat. Can
agt. DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50;
eiter ens . Pm. Mrs. Ramsdell. GE.
WANT s-RM. HOUSE. oil or gas
meat neat. + Prefer TtsI,.s semidets : some yard,
required: Call my agt. dixie
REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50; after s
pm. call Mrs. Ramsdell. GE. 1854.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME
Many clients are waiting with cash
to buy your property. List 1t with
US today for immediate sale, No
o6iigations for appraisal. Your sale
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. $685., HY. 0636. UN. 1866
Evening star., 1952-03-13
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.
GOOD FARMS

Q ACRES with large; modern, B-bed.
room home. with all improvements
enough , ,gWroTnd W for chickens pony
10 ACRES ct oaithersburs, fenced
and stream; with o little liking Of
able property; $i5. 5.850.
home; $3.50 o month income from
renting ground space; $21 500.
11-ACRE retirement chicken farm
with good home; will trade; S24,5 500
43-AcRE farm, 8 bedroom home witt
bath; !outbldgs.; fenced and stream
9 good value ct S16,500.
farm, modern home, man!
outbldgs.: excellent FOR stock anC
chickens; fully equipped; $4,000.
IL ACRES with o large, nice-looking
,7-bedroom home. surrounded b!
2Q0-ACRE stock farm that has every.
things $4,000.
16O-AcRE farm, close in. ripe fol
developing; or viii make you yers
Eood proft Just to hold for awhile
SSo.2SRE dairy farm. operating
fully stocked and equipped; $65, 900
MANY OTHER FARMS, Al kinds ant
sizes. Stop In our ONCE on q. s.
240 In Gaithersburg. where you car
get .arge selection.
RIPLEY & ROMER
@DEAVTNnG AYTrInn anTTx2rx Oo0
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued.

14th q N. =. AVE. N.W.-Eley. Of
flce BLDG, SO rm. suite. completely
decorated; in whole or In part
immed. occupancy; Teas. rent; eiec.
eley. service and char. service in.
flesid sHSNsrEN II rent e CO. Apgis pRsssloIs LEO
K St. NV. W. MI. 800. '
DOWNTOWN-private ONCE and rec
room. elev. once bldg, newly deco.
rated; tmmed. occupancy. LEO M
K st. NV, ME. $500.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. - once.
available for professional, interna.
tional. embassies and trade organ
sirable .ofnces: convenient location
reasonsble. Apply $40 r st. nav.
ABOUT 1000 50. FT., Q floors. will
rent Is entirely or In part; lge.
bright rooms; reasonable. .800-81Q
- q. Nv Apply Room ID. LA
ior rent; central location IN down. down.
town area; close to Govt. depart.
ments; switchboard. and message
service provided; ref. req. for ap-
pointmsnt to Inspect. Call RE. 7040
IDEAL small once space; srd fir.
overlooking Conn. ave; 4 rms,
baths. $136 per mo. Cali Hu. 3444
DOCTOR Oh OTHER professions,
man; nne new once space in new
isfs cn q e a6. j. sa'7s a47s. and Sunday ls 40
COMPLETELY and luxuriously fur.
nished ONCE suite (approx. 900 50
IT., or 3 yrs. sub-lease Arm,
once suite In modern downtown air
c0nd. once bldg. Luxurious leather
chairs and couches.. top quality wal.
nut desks, deep wall-to-Wall carpet.
ing. ful-length drapes, flne lamps
e!ec. typewriter, etc, $3.50 mo-, I.
". rent in advance. These ofices
among most beautiful and smartly
furnished in city. Call ST. 5000
weekdays. ST. 4905 ewes. and weeh
kAss BUILDING. III 14th st. Nls NV
Single room available. II ft.xl7 It
IN new atr:conditioned building. SEE
o s ssnpsrintendent IN Room 7OS. iii
SUITE OF 3 RMS. and lavatory n
good dwontown location. viii rent
1or $50 per mo. to good reliable
tenant; CAL Mr.. Argonis. Elk. 4113
NoNPRoFIT oIRSGiANIzAr1oN-AvSsil.
able Immediately. 5000 50. ft. o.
space. downtown. Reasonable rent
VIII remodel to suit. Ma. 6433.
600 BLOCK WISCONSIN AVE- AVE-
Suitable for doctor, dentist. etc.
44,room suite. pvt. lavatory. Phone
Evening star., 1952-03-13

CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
1l0-acre tobacco farm with good
balance In woodland. 3 streams; ten
ant viii stay II desired. SIS.SOO.
CORN BELT OF THE EAST
Nd: Eastern shore; 412 acres, zoo
farm house with bath ana electric.
tty; barn, 2 silos and other out
buildings (need repairsl. Here Is Z
real buy for q livestock and grain
farm; .76-steer capacity readily In
creased By clearing more land.
CULpErER COUNTY VA.
a S6 Or 10 brood COW farm In O. good
!. clay tscil. wen Watered by spring fed
streams, anordtng good pond sites;
substantial farm house with elec-
tricity; outbutidinSs Door; so miles
!, TO wash. py gCnd roads; $50 acres;
310.S0O. Ca1f Hf. HoEue. DE. 4101,
yilsxNGIS to6xfi. NM
1908 Goth ot. NV. DE. z1O1
Evening star., 1952-03-13

YOU Know '. have .Fi 70 pcSoo eSoo.. z atS aas
Of $755. Come in and try y one 'oi Of
sass these e economical NON cars; easy to drive:
month written Sasrantee. ii HILL = :
dealer SHA. $3.50, 1ii4 vermSns
AiGGss;rfSN ~.1s4s s-dr. sedan. Prs plriss.d
HAITIAN AUTo KAIsER-FRAzER,
INC. both sides Of 9TH ct r NV.
Open daily 8 am % pm; 6un.s
ASsTTN siT, to LAB pS.m An 10. goo. Zoo ,..,.r
ROYAL MOTORS, c6fysler .Piy.
mouth. 10 Kennedy ct. NV. TU,
Agss$|;SsSiiss s$sii ,4s :sE.. :szsEr.. s.es: 20 is .sa;,
1ls1sn jazz ps ~ AS6!,ni i4sR e sna
BUICK is4e 4-dr. sedan; r. ana n
seat eoye5s; covers; fine eond.; $7s5; terms.
BUICK 1910; good tires, new bsttsry, sS
good radio; good running condition:
$500 cash: Apply after 8 PM 2f
BTfcK' 80 ' special Dc luxe toarins aa
sed.; r. and h.; standard shift: 10.
900 miles: clean; 81 ;695. oLM-
BUICK 50 super Riviera sed.: Dyna- y
S$Ss k,.ss Ss|saa4B s|sa Sw issS ssSSs s'.si;s;
BUICK 1947 2-dr.; equip. covers.
immed. sale: sseS. KILN NHS'u Mor tor
TORS. 2301 NJ st. n.w5 NE. $3.50,
BUICK 1850 Special sedanette:e tie =
and b: A very clean; Low milease.
900 miles. Today's special at 81 .695.
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 427 Florida
ave: ne. AT. 1900. III
BUICK 1850 Riviera 4-dr. R.M.:
beaut. 2-tone; dark-green. body.
light top; pynanow; 7; and h. Only
KLEIN MOTORS. 2301 N ct. NV.
Buick iiSSl7 Roadmsster Adj =.
nish anS n sSssD sSSssssDGnslkE PsNkY sisi1 HoroSa Ssst
BiHfcR iS2S is51 f's sDscisi ii HI ae Sae sOai dr G
I2s h.p.; equip. with Dynadow and
honey SSssSs .ssss'sSsHN s. oWNER. as1s man
Ss,i7S. 81 Lo. S-1447s. I @i4 "
BUICK 1850 Super convertible eoupe;
w.-W. tires; fully equipped. new
top. Must aell today; $1.s5o; terms
1Confin11e6 on NeTf Pa1e1
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MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES - Brand new Firestone and
Goodyear .whitewalls; all low-pres-
AnsoRD v MAssHoHsE sfSsH a.sd 4So 4SSoansssesz sst
RIGHT FRONT FENDER and side
grills Tor 1910 Cadillac SO 4-dr.
sedan Write PRIL,LAMAN MOTORS
Va. or dial Roanoke $3.50. Id
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ORGANIZATIONS -
1000 50. It. Of once space deco
rated TO- your specincations; 81 80
per 50. It. with all utilities supplied:
sse1 1osiSsfl Hssss e Co. + "a essi sss4 e1S
sssSc BLOCK CONN. AVE. in che Chew,
By SO; soned 1st commercial. suit.
able Tor ofdces and apt. To inspect.
i. JONES d Co. INC. Chevy Chase,
CoMFiETE SMALL BLDG. in vic. ' Of
10Th. and NJ sts. NV. Contains ap-
proximately $500 so. It. OF usable
space. zoned commercial. very
sssa ssqs1
and others. Priced right to sub
JAMES I: DIXON q CO.. 81. 72OO
CORNER PA. AVE. AND 9th ST. NV.
About ABE soa 200 sSmmsrcs ss 2aspos.. 2a g. 's .s
coz. 9th AND Z N.w.-second n.
spprox. 1000 50. Il. open space; ali
cond.: modern. ma. S696. -18 !.
6,ds; s;..: 1900 s5,,. g; f., gss beat; 5I1.
STEIN 4 Co. Realtors. 14i6 K st.
2251 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 1900
So: IT,, concrete floors. fireprooi
bldg, truck entrance from street,
immed. occup. LEO M. BERN.
STEIN & CO.. Realtors, 1415 K st.
ARLiNGToN OFFICE SPACE, excel
Wilson blvd. location: approx. 786
So: IT,: large modern front; $500
through Friday after pm; Satur-
day and Sunday any time. Ia
SILVER SPRING
Thirty-three-ft. frontage on Ga. ave
at o corner, Ia blocks to Hecht's;
COUNTY INVESTMENT. INC.
S709 Ga. Ave. JU. $500
COLQRED -el4 TRyMHgLL sT
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

As4A - 0Nh OG SOdCll ia
80 M st. NE. ME. O6Ob
Evening star., 1952-03-13
WE SELL FARMS

225-acre dairy farm with or with
out equipment; 1O-rrn. brick home;
Chester loam; financing no problem
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Thirty-three-ft. frontage on Ga. ave
ut o corner, " blocks to Hecht's
approx. $500 50. It. on 2 floors.
COUNTY INVESTMENT. INC.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 CHATTEL TkUST on equip
ment In one Of finest machine shops
certified statement on assets and
liabilities; certified profit and loss
statement for 1851 shows S27 ,000
proflt before taxes; operated by
~: T. y. graduate engineer. Phone
PRIVATE PARTY would like to pur-
chase fairly seasoned 2nd trust
notes on d. C. property; prompt
action, Box SOL, Star.
2nd TRUST NOTE on white property
$2,9S9; $2.100 cash, payable $50
mo-. go. ST. 1870; eyes,. Ia. 1929.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

1ueaI FOR Expansion
This well-built Cape Cod home has
an extra-lge. expan. attic, suit. for
bedrms, and extra bath; main
Moor consists Of 2 bedrms., lge.
nv. rm.. sep. din. rm. and nicely
equip. kit; the full bsmt. is dry;
lovely yard, fully fenced, with tower
ing oaks. See this property today!
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
! REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. r. J. WALsHE,
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BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 @ st. NV, NE. 2495.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st
2nd and 3rd MORTGAGES: nearby Md
properties Call Mr., Piercy, JU
$4,000 ~310 Fig Bldg. eil9 Hpg.. Nd
MONEY 0Nn SEC0NDs TRUST = w,
viii sbuy second trust notes, d. e.
RSFfSa RRsSaFFfS3a aks Ss sa 5 svRsF Essis
MEE1 N.slCpai fdk Ssss 1912 n z. ave. NV.
Cash PAID for lst and 2nd trus
notes, white or .colored. In D. C,
Nd. or Va; quick settlement. Full.
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
l4th and @ sts. n. W., DI. 1890.
FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS
service on the refinal.cing Of you
home. see me. Can make you per
feet loans to suit your budget
Cash available for lst and 2nt
trusts. Call MRS. HOWARD, 464s
Deane ave. ne. LU. 1-7255.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2ia% to AZ DISCOUNTS
MR. QUICK, RA 3412 III
Evening star., 1952-03-13

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TODAY'S SPECIAL
New, Ready and Financed
Yes. with $4,000 down you can turn
the key In the lock: This charms
ing 3-bedroom brick rambler has
an FILA loan of $11 400 payable
at $S7 mo. which you may assume
Separate dining room. big, fully
equipped kit. dry basement and
lResaistion fsHTaEs ostis; &. PHiced to SELL Not
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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| BUNGALOW
Charming 2-bedrm. frame home with
firepl. in liy. rm.; full expensihie
attic. In Falls Church area. Price.
S12 $50; Assume o large GIr loan
and pay only $59.74 per mo. HurryI
F. E. MALCOLM
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