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evening sermon, and Rev n ,
hogan delivered the sermon :. :
day evening. Tn
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"Hot flashes Of c
or strikingly relieved
In 63-80To : OF The eoses
in doctors ies,sl

. Those suffocating heat
waves" - alternating with ner-
vuus. Clammy feelings 80 and
accompanied often by restless
irritability and nervousness -
are'well-knOwn TO women SUI
fering the funCtiOnally-Caused
distress ofmiddlclife change"
You want relief from such
suffering. And-chancesI are
you can get It. Thrilling relief
Thanks 10 ttCp famous Lydia
Pfukhdm medicineSl
'fn doctors tests, Lydia Pink
hams Compound and Tablets
brought relief from such dis
tress i'm So and sos respective
ly) of the cases tested. Com
plete or striking relief
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

MOtOred To Ells Convention: Mr. Edward Boyd 1888
Fourth Ave &c. Grand Organizer of the Eks Mr. Charles
Smith, 534 Lyndae Ave. No. Exalted Ruler of Ames Lodge
No LOG and Mr. Fred Holmes 6l6 10th Ave left Friday
July for Tulsa Okla to attend the Eks Midwest
ton u31M~W
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MinneopoliS

Dinner: MIR. and Mrs. William
A. Hanna, $40 Western Ave, No.
entertained the members of their
family at a turkey and ham din
ner Those who enjoyed their hos.
pitality al this family reunion
were. Mr. and Mrs. MAnlcy J.
Rhodes and son. MRnley Jr, Mr.
and Mrs William GOthArd and
son William, daughter Judith
Ann and nephew. Richard Miller
of Madison. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Williams Of Minneapolis
Barbara Ann Williams. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Richard Williams
Mr. and Mrs Victor Wright, DR.
and Mrs, Mitchell Spellman and
son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. J u
Jones and son, Mr.. Ralph Jones.
Nj and Mrs. William J. Gardner
and daughters, RnSelln and Eve
Ign and William Jr., Mrs &C. A
and Joan Ond son. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs, James Carter and Miss
Gloria Pettiford Of Milwaukee
The family Ret.together was en-
ioyed by all
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in Peoria, III A family reunion
was held IN Topeka. and Mr., An
dcrs0n met" relatives he hadn't
seen in years They enjoyed hot
weather while they were In Kan.
sas, Sandra was enjoying her
visit in Topeka so she will stay
few weeks longer
Trip To winnipeg: Mrs, Mable
Harris, Worthy Grand Matron ot
the Minnesota Grand Chapter
OES. Prince Hall attihation,
made her official visit 60 MiEpah
Chapter No. q. Of Winnipeg Mrs
Mamie Fogg, Mrs. Mac Stewart,
Mrs. Lena IaFaucettc. Mrs 7,
QualIA, MIR David Griasam. As
sociatc Grand Patron acCnmpan-
led her, Regent lodge gave n ban,
quet Saturday. June ~. In honor
of their distinguished guests, Mr.
Charles u, Doty, Most Worship
ul grand master; Mrs. Percy
Greene Mr.. James Rowland and
Hardy white. They reported n
grand time" was had by all
Out az Town VlHItoFS' Visitors
wurAhippinR nj tho morning ser
vices June 20 at ~. Jamca AME
church, st. Paul, Rev. James G.
Dixon. pastor, were Mrs Lulu
Ridley, Los Angeles, Mr.. Wade
Stubborn. Mlsaiasippi, John Young
of East 1T. Louis, III Miss Edith
Williams, Columbia, Mo. Mrs,
Marguerite Terry. Kansas city,
Mo. and Mrs, Emily Clinton.
Lancaster. so, Carolina.
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Ill In Hospital: Mr.. Howard
Hudson. operator of Dreamland
Cafe. at 3sth and Fourth Ave. So.
is i'll in General Hospital MIR,
Hudson lives at 500 nth Ave. So,
VaCationinG: Mr.. Kenneth
Smith, son Of Mrs. MoZella Smith,
34OS Grand Ave. left over the
week end for Los Angeles where
he viii visit with relatives.
Hostess At Luncheon: Mrs
Ashby V. Gaskins. 220l Fifth
Ave So, gave a luncheon on Sat
urday, July in honor of Mrs,
Carl Fountain, 1925 Niconet Ave,
who leaves soon to join her hus-
band, who has been reassigned,
and for Mrs. Fountains mother.
Mrs. Mary Street. Mrs. Street is
attending the University Of Min
nesota summer session.
Family Reunion: A family re-
union and surprise birthday
celebration was held at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Richard vii
hams 3649 Fifth Ave. So, on FRI
day. July 5. Every one present
enjoyed delicious fish fry din
ner. Amogn those present were
Barbara Ann, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Williams, Mr.,
and Mrs. Victor Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gothard and daugh.
ter. Judith Marie and son, VIII
liam Jr., of Madison. Wise, Mr.
Richard Miller. also of Madison,
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell Spellman
and son. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. M
J. Rhodes and Monley J. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs J. D. Jones and son. Mr.
Ralph Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam J. Gardner and daughters
Rosetta and Evelyn and William
Jr.. Mrs. f. a. Davis and daugh.
ters Dorothy and Joan and son
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. James
Carter and Miss Gloria Pettiford
Of Milwaukee.
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Visitor: Rev. w. p. Grossley Of
Chicago is in the city for a short
visit. He was a former pastor Of
St. James A.M.E. church of Min
neapolis,
On Flight To New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Pierre, 1924
Fourth Ave. So. left by plane,
Monday. July 7 for a four day
trip to New York City.
Former Residents Here: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Haynes OF
Sioux Falls, So Dakota were the
week end guests of Mrs. William
Miller. 1888 Fifth Ave. So.
Going Fishing: Rev. and Mrs
H. c. Boyd Of Saginaw, Mich, are
here spending their vacation in
their home at 1908 Clinton Ave
Rev. Boyd will go fishing while
here.
Home From Asbury Hospital:
Mrs. Ida Roberts, 37OS Fourth
Ave. So. returned home Sunday
July 8 from Asbury Hospital. She
expects to be out very soon see
ing her friends.
Congratulations: Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee, 1928 Clinton Ave
were married 80 years Sunday
July 8.
House Guests From X. G.: Mr..
and Mrs. Bonnie Walton of Kan
sas City, Mo, arrived June rs to
spend several weeks visiting Mrs
Sylvester Davis, 2lO Irving Ave
No.
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Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

Family Enjoyed 22OO Mile Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. Car
Anderson and chcn Miss Sandra, Clarence Jr, and
Gregory SO Dayton Ave. returned home Saturday June ~
trip that really enjoyed by them They
visited relatives and friends Topeka Wichita, Wellington
and Chauur Kansas, also IN Springfield Mo- and they visited
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Personal News
81 Paul

To Lake Belc: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Graham, 79l st, Anthony
Ave, spent the Fourth OF July
week end with friends at Lake
Bcde Minnesota
To Spend Week In Michigan;
Mrs Irene Smith and Mr.. Robert
Edwards, ga Rundo Ave. motorcd
10 Bangor, Michigan TO spend "a
week Visiting Mrs Smiths broth
er, Mr. Lewis Johnson.
Matinee Bridge Cmb Meeting {;
Mrs, William A Hanna, $40
Western Ave. No, entertained the
Matinee Bridge club ON Tuesday.
July / Prizes were wun by Mrs
Fred L. SChuck, first, Mrs, James
Kirk ST.. second, and Mrs, Lucille
Weber won the third prize. Tho
next meeting win be with Mrs, J.
n Jones'. ga W. Central Ave. on
Tuesday. July Is.
HOUSE Guest 90 Relatives, Mrs
Ray MoOrc and children. Misses
Sylvia, VivtoriR, Sally and Roy
Jr., Of Chicago are the house
guests Of Mrs Moorcs aunt, Mira
Sarah Hardy, and her sister. Mrs.
Bessie Mansfield pT9 Charles 81.
Mrs Moore has another aiatcr
herr. Mrs vivian Boysc, ?6l Ron
do Ave, The MOorrs were former
residents " 81. Paul From here
they arr going Ia California
whore they plan to make their
home
In AnCk"T IIospItaIi Mr. Porter
ShaCkloford, 800 w Central Ave,
IN III In AnCkcr hospital
Former ~. PauIIte VIaltaI Or.
and Mrs Ira Scott Of Cleveland.
Ohio are the house guests Of
Mrs SCOTS mother, Mrs Matte
Coins. 1898 r County Road u.
Mrs Scott Ia tho former Mayme
Coins, they arrived Monday, Juno
30.
Holiday Week End In Duluth
Miss Alberta Chambers 722 Lyle
hart Ave, spent the holiday week
end at the Sparkling hotel In Du-
mth
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYs

MlNNEAPOI1S hIRTIiDANS
July Is clyde Hatcher, 2OlT
nth Ave So, Mrs Joseph Miller,
1901 Bryant Ave. No,
July II r NJ, shepherd, $500
18th Ave So; Hazel Il, Curry,
1886 trtlh Ave. So; Pansy Bar
net &SAa Fourth Ave. So; Mrs,
Odessa k,mp. I23 Emerson Ave,
No, : u shannon. 1900 Elliot
Ave
July "a II. s. Lewis 1909
Fourth Ave So; Stanley =, Fal-
lett. 2O00 Emerson Ave, So.
July ID John H. Maxwell,
AlOe Fourth Ave, So. Leon
stephens ma Fourth Ave. So;
Clara Pollard, bA2 Aldrich Ave.
No, Margaret Saylcs, ST2S
Fourth Ave So; Mrs. Maude
Watkins 1924 18th Ave So, ;
Curtis Mosby, sos 7th Ave. No;
LeRuy Martin Jr.. 1898 Firth Ave.
So, Connie Carson, SS4 Aldrich
Ave No Mrs Sylvester Young,
1851 Bryant Ave. No.
July Il Oliver Ampey. 2ih
First 81 No, MIR, John Atkins,
1892 Fourth Ave, So; Miss Mary
Wilson. 1918 Fourth St So;
Charles ChRuncy. 7OS Seventh
Ave. So
July Is James w. Mcclellan.
900 Eighth Ave. No; Mrs Louis
Quarterman, 1901 Bryant Ave,
No. Hubert Duncan. 6iT Oaklakc
Ave. No, Leon DcBnEe, $40
Humboldt Ave. No; Mrs. Al VIII
liams, 2A6'a Fourth Ave. So,
Mrs Lucille TillmRn. 232 FIRE.
mont Ave No.
Out-of Town BlrthdRys--
July 10 Mrs. c, A. Williams,
Kansas city. Mo: Tully Hickman,
Los Angeles
July N AlyCc Louise Stewart.
Detroit, Elaine EsCue Johnson,
Cleveland
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
July 10 Patricia Lee, V02 Lyle
hart Ave
July II Mr. Robert r. Brown,
e3S Rundo Ave; TTudy Worth
ington 3l7 N. Avon st.
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Wedding AnniverSories

July - Mr. and Mrs. Jean
Pierre Guilmant. Minneapolis,
three years
July 10 Mi and Mrs William
Sutherlln, 7Ib Carroll Ave. four
years
july ~ Mr. and Mrs Rufus
Dodd 400 Carroll Ave. n years
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Visits In Duluth: MIR. Kenneth
l.. Rohtnsun. 722 Iglehart Ave,
spent the holiday week end visit
ing IN Duluth,
Guest Of Relatives, Miss Caro-
lvn Redmond of Chicago ls visit
ing relatives over the holiday
week end She IL the house guest
Of her cousin, Mrs Louis Whitner.
~? st Anthony Ave Mrs Clara
Jones, 3l6,s Rondo Ave, Miss
Cnrcc Thomas, 40h Harrington
Ave. and Mr. James Thomas. 4hS
Carroll Ave, are also her cousins.
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Top local news COVerage Of
NcGr0 community and Ita friends.
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Nell RuAseIrs column II always
exciting. provocative and rad.
able.
, 1952-02-07
TO OUR VIRGIN ISLANDS TRADE

We have been trying to give our friends and custo-
mers the best Of Service and cooperation without having
to increase the freight rates, however, due to the in
creases in our costs Of operation We are compelled to
make a small increase in our present rates to St Thomas
and st. Croix, Virgin Islands from San Juan, PR.
The rate On general cargo effective as Of February
10th, 1852 will Be $500 per ton VIM, that is $O.4O per
cwt, Or 1920 pei cubic foot, freight to be assessed at
the rate yielding the highest revenue.
Cargo will be delivered at 81. Croix following the
custom Of the port, and when packages are to be placed
at the warehouse Or at the Customs Warehouse at Chris
tiansted when necessary the handling charge will be
three cents per package.
The warehouse fee for storage at Chrsiansted,
St. Croix, when necessary will be at the rate Of three
cents per cubic foot per month Of fraction thereof.
IT has been our privilege TO serve our friends and
neighbors for many, many years and being thoroughly
familiar with the requirements Of the trade, We believe
we are competent to materially aid in solving your
shipping problems.
Please Be assured il IS our pleasure to serve you.
PENTHENY LINES, INC.
Christidnsted Wharf
ChristidnSted, ST. Croir,.
Virgin Islands Of the US.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

All Sunday morning services ct
II o'clock and all evening services
lat 8 o'clock unless otherwise
stated.
First Baptist, West Washington
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins, pas
|tor. will preach on "Conquerine
the Desert" at the morning serv-
ices tomorrow. At $3.50 pm, the
pastor and congregation will visit
the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church.
Chevy Chase Baptist-"What
on Earth are You Doing?" will.
be the sermon topic at the morn
ing service tomorrow, by DR.. Ed
ward o. Clark. pastor. I'D,
PetwOrth Baptist-The Rev. s
Lewis Morgan, jr., pastor. will
Ipreach tomorrow at the morning
and evening services.
West Washington Baptist-Maj
Gen. Roy H. Parker. Army Chief
of Chaplains, will be guest speaker
at the morning service. The Rev
Charles B. Austin, pastor of the
Evening star., 1952-04-26

church. will preach at the evening
service.
National Baptist Memorial
DR.. Edward B. Willingham, pastor,
will preach tomorrow at 8:45 and
II am. services. In the evenings,
he will open a series of sermons
on Paul, the Pioneer"
Friendship Baptist-The Rev.
Henry Capet. pastor of Rock of
Ages Church, will speak at a
cornerstone-laying ceremony at
IL am. The cornerstone will be
laid by the Grand United Order
of Odd Fellows.
Westmoreland CONGREGATIONAL
Forward Through the Ages" will
be the sermon topic at the morn
ing service tomorrow by the Rev.
Philip Gordon Scott, pastor.
First Congregational-A series
of sermons on the theme Great
Moments of Your Life" will be
opened at the morning service
tomorrow by the Rev. Carl Heath
Kopf.
Cleveland Park Congregational
AT the morning service tomor-
row. an annual hymn festival
will be held.
Rock Spring Congregational
Arlington-The Rev. Paul r
Hunter, minister, will preach al
both $3.50 and II am. services to-
morrow.
Peoples Congregational - The
Rev. A.. F. Elmes, minister, will
preach tomorrow at the morning
service. =
Lincoln CongregatiOnal-Guest
speaker tomorrow morning will be
DR.. Charles Sumner Lee, pastor
of First African Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
MARY and Joseph" will be the
sermon topic tomorrow morning
by the Rev. John r. Anschutz
rector.
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
At the morning service tomorrow
the Rev. Frank w. Blackwelder
rector, will preach.
Albright Memorial Evangelica]
Evening star., 1952-04-26

u. B.-The Rev. q. w. Speake,
minister, will preach tomorrow
morning. At 1880 pm. the Glee
Club of Albright College. Reading.
Pa, will give a concert.
Memorial Evangelical u. B.
DR.. I. S. Ernst, pastor, will preach
tomorrow at the morning service.
st. Marks Evangelical u. B.,
ArlingtOn-"The Easter People
are the People of an Experience"
will be the sermon topic tomor-
row morning by the Rev. George
E. Schnabel, minister.
Luther Place Memorial-Dr. L.
Ralph Tabor, pastor, will preach
tomorrow at 8 and II am, and
at 8 pm. services.
st. Paul's Lutheran-"Lost and
Found" will be the sermon topic
tomorrow morning by DR.. Henry
w. Snyder, pastor.
st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
The Rev. Donald F. Brake. pas
tor, will preach tomorrow at both
l&45 and II am. services.
Wesley Methodist-"Where the
Treasurer Is" will be the topic oi
a sermon at both $50 and II am
tomorrow by the Rev. c. STANLEY
IL dwell minister
Walker Chapel Methodist, Ar.
lingt0n-Col. E. M. Tally, jr., U. S
A. F., will speak at a layman's day
service at II am. tomorrow.
Union Wesley Methodist - Tht
Rev. L. c. Farrar, lecturer, will
speak tomorrow at a $3.50 pm. serv.
ice. The Antioch and st. Luke.
Baptist Choirs will sing.
Universalist National Memorial
DR.. Seth r. Brooks, minister, will
preach tomorrow at the mornins
service.
River Terrace Chapel - DR.
Robert Melvin Charles will preach
on Gods Forgiving Love" at thu
morning service tomorrow.
Washington Ethical Society -
j. Roy Blough, a member of the
Presidents Board of Economic Ad.
Ivisors, will be guest speaker at II
am. tomorrow in Barker Hall
seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Area Wulther Leuque
To Have Spring RulIy

The Potomac Zone Walther
League. young peoples organiza-
ton of the Lutheran church. Mis-
souri, Synod, will hold q Spring
rally" at $50 pm. tomorrow in
Christ Lutheran Church, Six
teenth and Gallatin streets NV.
Officers will be elected and in
stalled at the meeting. The Rev
Henry c. Schroeder. pastor Of AS
tension Lutheran Church, Land
over Hills, Md. will conduct q
|veSper service.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
D: c. Episcopal Rector
To Go on ~ REGULARLY

The Rev. Frank w. Blackwelder
rector Of All-Souls' Memorial Epis-
copal Church, 2300 Cathedral ave-
nue. NV, will begin a regular
television appearance Monday
over NBC's Station WNBW.
Mr.. Blackwelder will speak at
7:55 am. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays as part of a program
Look to This Day." originating in
New York.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
ChupIoins' Boord Leader
To Preach Here Sunday

Chaplain Loren T. jerks, presi-
dent of the Chaplains' Board, Fort
Meade, Md. will preach on 1.-THE
Three Resurrections" at 1880
am. tomorrow in National City
Christian Church, Fourteenth
street at Thomas Circle NV.
At Z pm, DR.. Leon P. Epstein,
resident psychiatrist at st. Eliza
beths Hospital, will speak on cal
coholism" before a meeting of the
Young Adult Fellowship in the
social hall.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

mass at National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception, Catholic
University. The Rev. John S.
Spence. director Of education for
the Archdiocese, will preach, and
the Rev. Joseph M. Moran. spirit
|ual director of the Holy Name
Union, will be the celebrant.
Business sessions will open at
z pm. in the school. John r.
Foley. president of the union. will
preside.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

C a t h o ! i c
A r c h d ioceSan
H oily N a m e
Union in Arch
bishop Carroll
High s C h ool,
1900 Harewood
road NE.
M ore than
500 d e g ates
from Ga parish
eS are expected
to attend.
The conven-
tiOn will open
at II am. with
q SOLEMN hiuh
Evening star., 1952-04-26
First Nuzurene Church

Miss Mary E. Lathram. an evan
gelist of Kansas City, Mo-, will
speak at II am. tomorrow at First
Nazarene Church, 4704 Thirteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Representative Mccarthy
To Address Catholic Group

Representative Mccarthy. DEM
ocrat, Of Minnesota. will be guest
speaker at 2::30 pm. tomorrow at
a fifth annual convention of
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Hur Tzeon Calls Meetino

The Women of Har Tzeon will
hold a regular monthly meeting
at 8 pm. Monday in MAYORS
Restaurant, Wheaton. Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fur
nished 4-bedrm. cabin on waterfront
Call GIL. 7596 after s. --27
will sell the cottage known as Pine
Lodge, containing six rooms, with
outside buildings. MRS. SADIE
WATER FRONT COTTAGE on South
River; 3 porches, 3 bedrms.. bsmt.
Ev. rm..- din. rm., kit, bath; com.
pletely furnished; new Oil furnace
year-'round home with private pier
excellent fishing, grabbing ano
swimming; ready for immediate oc-
cupancy; owner must sell; q bar
gain at $4,000: terms arranged. Call
HU. 5012, q til 8. -2S
NEELD ESTATE-Plum Point on bay;
furn. liv. rm:. flrepl:. porch. 9 twin
expand; End A.; wide sand beach;
safe swimming; excel. resid.; will
also rent; terms. EN-. 1925. --27
LAKE JACKSON, VA.-Thirty-t three
miles D. c.; furnised 2-bedroom
cabin, on water; all utilities: $4,000;
cash. $1,000. W. c. WILEY, OR.
5000. Ext $50. from to 5. -26
BAY HOME on large
sand beach. rs miles OUT; 3 bed
rooms. .liv: room with fireplace,
compl bath. kit. gas stove. elec,
Pers5 fuan large 1sf. Soa9 D0Fsai Fsai
bargain at $4,000. Terms. ME.
n51Q
Evening star., 1952-06-26
TRAILERS

ROYAL sPARTANETTE. so; all
aluminium; SO IT,; bathroom; 81, 700.
10. $4,000, Ext. 4204. --2S
ANDERSON 1851 27-ft.: sleeps 4,
shower, toilet. dolly and acces.
SorieS; excellent condition. Lot 232.
Woodley Hills Trailer Park, u s.
j, south of Alex. Inspect evenings
and week ends. x7s
HOUSE TRAILER, Columbia Gift.
excel. buy, elec. refr., all modern;
best offer, or trade for late model
car. MR.. WATSON. ST. 2277.
TRAILER, luggage carrier, metal
4x6l2-ft. body, Ss5. 10. 2-53lO.
HOUSE TRAILER. AS Indian, 2s.ft..
shower. toilet, garbage disposal,
hydraulic dolly, excel. cond., must
sell. TO. 5453. y
1859 STEWART, 81 It., complete
bath. sleeps d. fully equip. with
dolly. awning, etc. Used 2 mos.
Cost over $4,000, sac. for S4,50O.
cash or terms. Call LU. LISA.
HOME MADE trailer with a Ford
pickup body, I$S5. 7142 Livingston
rd. Sc. LO. 3-S2S2. II
TRAILER, 21-ft,, Universal bottle gas
stove. sleeps 4: $3.50 or best offer
BOX 110-A. Star. or call 1t. VAN
PETTEN, Fort. Belvoir 6lS4. 20
TRAILER, 2-wheel. like new, $50.
Hitches, lights. safety chains. 1000
Central ave. ne, HI. b450.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
WANTED-100 CARS

WANTED-lOO CARS
1852. Bring title. II car Is financed
we viii pay off balance. No dickering,
Immediats cash. See US before you
sell. HOYLE MOTOR SALES. l345
Immediate Cash
For Clean Late-Model Cars
MONROE FORD
1897 East-West Hwy. Sc. 81. 1904
II
CONTINUED on Next PaRsl
Evening star., 1952-06-26

FOUR-FAMILY UNIT in Suitland.
Gross. S3.457 annual; excel. cond.
$4,000, AZ 1st trust balance. Call
Nj; Stanton; COLONIAL oL6oSNTI INVEST
FOUR-UNIT APT. HOUSE-Approx.
4 years old; tenants pay utilS.; in
come. $23S.S0 mo-: nice cond.; price.
S4M S2S q99i REAt!TY terms; c6 RE. 1915. CHA CHAP
AUNT CORNER BRICK. income over
SSs;dS $500 yr;: :.os:. ss6'50oa 100 Also Also corner
$1,000 yr. Income. LOUIS RUD-
DEN. Elk. 57O7. GE. O14O.
REST HOME-Sil. Spg. area; situated
on lge. level lot, 100x250. This lge.
home contains 3 bedrms., bath on LIST
n; bedrmS., bath on 2nd; full
bsmt.; Gear gar. Home now rents
Tor $500 per mo-, with income from
present patients about $4. ZOO per
property or ideal for some one quail
ned to operate rest home. Priced
right with good terms. For full
information, call Mr.. Anderson, TU.
SHnSxEEyWe H9S; Evenings, pgs,.G GE. 1884. AVON
OFFICE BLDG. vic. e2nd and M sts.
des tSrougsoaty SeDmpiseee1y TenGyated and re-
new heating plant; fireproofed; gear
parking space; priced at only S32. :
5OO; $4,000 cash win handle. For
appt; to see, call Mr.. Forkish. TU.
SIU0: evenings, GE. 1888. AVON
S.hOCkEY. Realtor. S29 Kennedy
SEVERAL I,vEI small and medium invest
$4,000 to $4,000 dn. INQUIRIES
invited. A.. M. DRAISNER, I4O4 L
So. NV" MA. S036. HO. 1857.
1S APTS, new bldg: 8 of Q bedrms:
year. All utils. paid by tenants
Total expense approx. $1,000. Show.
ing net return of over SIS. .OOO
per year. MA. $40. 8. S. BROWN.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SAILS

120 ACRES. balance Of established
pleted on one-half; located in Sill
Broker. ST. Soio; eyes, 81. o4S5.
POTOMAC--15h acres at 81 900 per
building site. There Is now a 4-room
frame house on property which
house. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
sHERWoCD FoREsr-1n the Coles
lots; 81 s0o. a Agent Seg on sPo sPound. eVes Aese
ya yatil fn dars soys out Geesyile ,t Td RO%,s cute
e shssxood Forest; =, ROBINSON !
LOTS LOTS FOR k RsaSMdBBLERs RsaSMdBBLERs and detached
sdssoo Sise terms aT ". Ssd5 ca5! BUsADA: 20
HILLs-Four wooded
home sites. lie miles frem D. c.,
line and blks. south Of Mass. ave.
81 .3so-TWo ACRES near Camp
Washington, Fairfax County. IA.
4-o9o7, KE. 3-6644. c. d. KELLEY.
APPROX. $4,000 SO. FT.. End S COM
mercial, In fine Sc. location; priced
TO sell. CAN Mr.. Friediand, WO.
1888, with SIDNEY z. MEENSH &
CO.. Ma. GAO. -26
Evening star., 1952-06-26
COLORED
ARUNDEL
ON THE BAY

CHESAPEAKE BAYS FINEST DEVELOPMENT
delghtful place the
living.
splendid S20O0Oj
terms
SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT THE MAIN
ENTRANCE AT CLEARLY MARKED CAR ALL DAY
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
DIRECTIONS: dead-end road,
top road TO ARUNDEL
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY
LU. 4-3342 Realtors. 47OO Central Ave- NE
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Evening star., 1952-06-26

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE