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Mrs. Paul Oswald,
Former Teacher
In Area Schools

Mrs. Paul p. Oswald, 40, .
former Washington area school
teacher, died Of q stroke yes
terday at Walter Reed Army
Hospital.
Born IN Paterson, N. J., Mrs.
Oswald was graduated IN 1895
from Beaver College IN Phila-
delphia. Pa.
She later taught at a number
of Army posts and at st. James
School in Falls Church, Va,
and st. Johns school in
Mclean, Va. Her last teaching
assignment was two years ago
at st. Johns.
The former Harriet E. Hig-
gins. she leaves her husband,
Paul F., Of the home address,
sol Shady lane, Falls Church;
"a daughter. Mrs. Harriet A.
o'Connor. Of $50 Houston av-
enue, Takoma Park, Nd; a
son, John p, Of the home ad-
dress; and q brother, Malachi
E., Of Allendale. N. j.
Funeral services will be at
1880 am. Tuesday ct st.
James Church, West Broad and
Spring streets. Falls Church,
and burial will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Miss MeriIIut,
Taught 43 Years
In D. c. Schools

Miss Margaret ]. Merillat, %,
a fourth generation Washing
tonian. died Friday at Clyatt
Memorial Geriatric Center In
Daytona Beach, Fla.
A retired teacher. Miss Mer-
HAT had tn aght domestic
science in the District schools
for 43 years. She was q grad
uate Of the old Washington
Normal School.
She had also received q GER
tificate from the Corcoran
Scientific School, now q part of
George Washington University.
for her work In higher mathe-
mates.
After spending many winters
In Daytona Beach, Miss Merr-
lat moved there with her sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Moses.
She leaves her sister and q
n ep h ew. Col. Merillat Moses,
U.sA. retired, Of Arlington.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at saffen Fun
eral Home. ATS H street NV.
Burial will follow in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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james M. Coggs.
D. c. Attorney,
Son of Minister

James M. Coggs, 81, q Wash
ington attorney. died wednes-
day at Freedman's Hospital
after a long illness.
Mr., Coggs. who lived at SIT
Thirteenth place NV. was born
IN Muskogee. Okla. His parents
were the late Rev. and Mrs. Is
sac N. Coggs.
He moved to the District In
1928 and did his undergraduate
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Money in His Hat
Wusn't Very Sufe

SIBENIK, Yugoslavia
A).-The cruise ship skipper
was irked when q passenger
insisted that he stop the ship
to recover a straw hat that had
blown overheard.
When the soaked hat was
recovered the passenger opened
the hatband and showed the
captain why he had made such
a fuss. Sewed inside was 70
dollars that the man had put
there for safekeeping.
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South Utah street, Arlington,
Va; two sons. Edwin. III, OF
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indi-
annapolis. Ind, and John B., OF
F fayetteville. Ark; and q
grandson.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. today at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. 270l
Cameron Mil road, Alexandra,
Va. Burial viii be in Pine Bluff
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9raths

WEAVER. CHARLES Z. o. Friday,
November ], lgs3s Al his rsa1e1es.
leoo North Johnsgn s. Arlngisas
Va. cAtARLEs Z z. EEAvETlE. - :;
tae h9ms address; Re al.e Z su-
Home. - 49, ssi q ~ Sc Iss 49, -
Va Until 70 pm sunday, N0FenbeF
thence % the SANFORD FuBernl
lees a tie N0mim Basis chnrch,
e. 5smP 8 q, va: On 10y Neyea.;
Bsptist Church Cemetery. n leo
Of Towers Contributions may BE- mada
70 the Nomini Baptist Church.
WEST, JULIA. On Saturday. Noyeu,-
Der Z. lSsl JULIA WEST Of no
webster st.. Brentwood, Nd. Notice
JARVIS.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM B. On Satur.
day, November Z, 1919. az the Wash
ington Sanifarim and Hospital,
WILLIAM B. WILKINSON Of IA
slser Sorlng ave- silver Spring
Nd, husband Of Eva Kramer VII
5Rlsoni IL iSih 9I,,, Of Mrs. Roberta Y.
and brother Of Miss Ethel v. WiIkin-
son. There are six grandchildren.
Mr. Wilkinson rests at tie Warner
z. Pumphrey Funeral Home, sl3l
GeorEia ave, Silver spring, Nd,
where service VII Be- had Tuesdsy,
November s, at z pm. (parkine
iacihties). Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery; Friends NAV VISIT with
the family al the funeral home IN
Sunday, between the hours 81 y ard
p.m.s and on Monday, 40 10 a.3o
pm. and , 70 pm.
WILSON, CECILIA FRANKLIN. On
Ilesday, October y, isS3, CECILIA
FRANKLIN WILSON Of ilss Hel-
brook q, n.e.s the devoted Wifs a
George n. Wilson ard sisfer ~
Msraaref DER, she also 4 sqfvfveS
BY other relatives and friends. AftsF
pm, Monday November Z, friends
are invite1 % call At the WfIhans
Spangler Funeral Home, s1l "a a.
e. where services VIII Be held -
Tuesday, November 5, at n an.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY - -Four
sites, No. w, Block 10. Reasonable.
Call JE. A-66oI.
FORT LINCOLN, Old Mausoleum, Crypg
@, East Vault. Owner perm. overseas,
Very reasonable. RA. $500.
FORT LINCOLN-7 lots, nr. he Sd
clock, $500 ca. Call RIA. 6-o74l. :
FORT LINCOLN-Crypt for Z, n
Apostle lot %; will sacrifice moving.
FORT LINCOLN-4 burial sites, near
clock. Marker privils. Reas. priced
for quick sale. UN. 4-32ll.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY.
Six sites. Section II, Lots SO and
SO. Reasonable. RE. 1854.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church, Maple Gardens. Unit az,
Levels A and B. 81 200. Call S2s-6sa6.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK-l6 PLOTS.
Must sell. viii take Va current price
or less. 6S2-50As day, Se50eso ewes.
MR.. PATTON.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-WiIl
sacrifice the following compl. prop
critics: Mausoleum in NE. Mall,
Living Cross. Lot In Block W. JE.
2-S0S5,
NATL. MEM. PIX, Falls Church. Va
Script maus., best sec. A Kive-away,
sacrifice. S32-5llo.
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Announesment 81
Services ~ ChnmhaF4
In Mrntnrtaiit

I'M MRntnrtaitt
BAILEY, REV. JOHN T. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
s ssthsT RE sS,; Y E9i So y BAILEY wso
today, November 4, 1919.
TIN memories fade and life departs,
You will live forever In our hearts.
WIFE AND CHILDREN, HALLE u.
tsstAsihihHif Hc hhIngfRv B. HAWKINS
CARROLL, WILLIE. In loving memory
Of our uncle and brother WILLIE
four years aRO today. November j,
A glory shone upon your face
As you left US without warning,
Our comfort is that we may meet
In Cod eternal morning.
AND SISTER, MABfE FLEET.
DAY, GODFREY N. AND HERMAN
". In loving memory Of our dear
husband and father, GODFREY M.
DAY, who left rs eight years ago,
AgF&SS u. pr,49. Fs5rus SES'A;af Il:
1857.
Though your soils are now ct rest.
Free from care and pain.
II would feel like Heaven
Ii we had you back ag1ia .;,rrv
JOHNSON, HAROLD sTEPHEN, In
memory Of HAROLD STEPHEN
three years ago today. November !,
We cannot express how much We
Yq PE&rLSPE. V SSSEP j SREE55ss AND
JQICE. J. EDWARD 81. In sad 6ui
owing memory Of our devised bus
band and father. J. EDWARD JoIcE,
today. November >. 1913.
Safe In the arms Of Jesus,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
MARTIN, PERCY 3. In loving mem.
Dry Of my stepfafher, PERCY b.
MARTIN, who departed this he ten
years ago, November l. 1850.
God gave me strength 10 bear Il
And courage TO meet the blow,
But what Il meant to loss you,
The world viii never know.
sTRERPZp2tAHyGHTER' HAZEL "
PEYT0N, SARAH p. In loving remem-
orance OF our beloved mother, SARAH
+. PEYT0N, who departed this life
y niri Isso. years ago today November
You are not forgotten loved one,
Nor viii you ever Be.
As long as life and memory last
We viii remember thee,
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, LENA
r DAWES AND JAMES W.
ROSS, BLANCHE ADAMS. n loving
memory Of my dear stepmother,
BLANCHE ADAMS ROSS, who passed
away ten years ago. November z,
Cherished memories are still VIVID
To me with each passing day;
Nothing can erase the Slnshin2
You spread while passing this way.
CARLEANE.
STEVENS, CHARLES n. In remem-
brance Of my father, CHARLES II.
STEVENS who passed away one year
ago today, November J. 1861.
You are not forgotten,
Nor will you ever bel
As long as life and memory lasts,
l VIII remember thee.
DAUGHTER, FRANCES.
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PAUL B. ELcAN, Secretary &c. rS ;

MILLER, GODFREY n. On Thursday,
S SfsGoe Go5FRE ssa 4 M GIasgst S.d HOs
husband Of Mrs. Leila NJ. Miller;
Donald Miller; brother Of Mrs. Goidie
Opitz, Mrs. Doris NJ. Moore and Mrs,
FloIine Gatewood. Friends may cali
az the Lee Funeral Home, 9Th 81. and
Mass. ave. ne, after 8 pm, Friday,
November Services will be held
on Monday, November 4, at $3.50 am.
terry.
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MEHLFELT. GEORGE W. An emer

I, GEORGE W. An emer-
Tent communication Of
Hope Lodge. No. 20, r. A,
a. M IL hereby called 70
assemble at Gawler's Fu-
neral Parlors, Wisconsin
ave. and Harrison st. NV,
on Sunday, November .,
I;A5 pm, for the purpose
ting Masonic burial services
late brother, GEORGE w.
ART r MAcK M.st.r
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sTOYER. LOUvENIA. On Thursda,

October 81, 1855. LoUvENIA slower ITEi
Of las LIST st. s.w., beloved mother
Of James, Leroy, Joseph, Melvin and
Dorothy Slower, Margaret Collins.
Other relatives and friends also
vember ;, friends may call al the
Frazier Funeral Home, 389 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
be held on Monday, November 4. at
am. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
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Noyem6er J.. Isss, MARGAR / iFO K.
STEcHER Of 1884 II. Stevens dr..
NV, beloved wife Of William Stecher;
mother Of Vincent P. Stecher and
Margaret Forsythe. Also survived BY
fVe grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 3e2l 18th st. NV,
on Monday, November 4, at $50 am.
Requiem Mass at the Church Of the
Nativity, at 10 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. Viewing from 70
pm. and to ? pm, Saturday
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HENRY PRIME. On Friday.
S DRsi HENRY Pr PRIE HHS oBGE E S.,
Of l08 Center St, Fairfax, beloved
father of Bertha Demarest Noble,
Henry Prime Noble, .ir., Of Peters:
Portsmouth, Va. He also Is survived
by eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at the EVERY Funeral Home,
ga West Main st., Fairfax, Va, on
Sunday, November 3 Funeral serv-
ices at 10 am. Monday, November 4,
Interment lakewood Cemetery. Falls
Church. .
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sTANcIL, PERRY LEE. On Satur-
day, November :. 1858, PERRY LEE
STANCL of 4o6 z st. SIC. Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements BY
Latney's Funeral Home. 1891 Geor-
gia ave. NV. a
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JOSEPHINE Y; SIBR Hs,.
LOUISE II. ISAAC Secretary.

JOHNSON, CHARLES. On Thursday,
eafIRSRsSLrE s Jo 5ffS n ii iSs4 at 81
Sc. He leaves three devoted chill
dren, Joseph johnson, Robert Bur
well and Mrs. Matte Hill; ten. grand
children, many great-grandchil dren,
other relatives and friends. Friends
Alexander S. Pope, ll4 18th st. s.e.s
on Sunday, November ,, between
Z and 10 pm. Funeral services on
Monday, November 4, at pm,
at the East Cavalry Methodist
Church, 1lth ST. and Independence
ave. Sc, the Rev. Joseph =; CSter
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
rnnrinl CennaierY
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BPKOEsSEk, LUCILLE. on Friday,
sRR oI 5sIC BSeb LwSILdE Rh9 hS
nier, Md, beloved wife OF William c.
Sproesser; mother Of Mrs, Evelyn
Butler, Mrs. Helen Marks, Mrs. Mary
Ellen Wood and James z. Roberts;
sister of Mrs. NJ. ]. Womack, Mrs.
Mae Moore and Mrs. Daisy Upchurch.
children and six Observation-Disclosures
Six Of her grandsons viii be pallbear-
ers. Friends may call at Valleys
Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode Island ave,
at Eastern ave. me-, where services
will be held on Monday, November
4, at " am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. 8
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day, November j, 1859, at KenSin9.
ton Gardens Sanitarium, GEORGE
W. MEHIFELT, father Of Mrs. Ber.
nice q. Loewer. He also Is sur.
sNed Dy i've brothers, a sister and
at Gawler's Chapel, WiSconsin ave AVE-
~ harrison 81. NV. (parking on
premises), between . and s and \
snd pm, on Saturday and Sun.
nay' November 2 and ., where serv.
ices will be held on Monday, No
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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sC yember H9ME ~, on SstuT Tss.I No.
HOMER ScoTT Of 5sls Ion 4. INV NV.
beloved husband Of Ouida Scott.
Notice Of funeral later. Services BY
Frazier's.
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oKEEEFE, IRENE Bennett ;s1S On

OhEEE Es IRENE bENNEII. On
dence Hospital, IRENE BENNETT
0KEEFFE of $40 Connecticut ave:
NV, beloved wife Of DR.. James A.
Q'keeffe, mother Of James A., IT,;
Richard b. Kathleen N; o'Keeffe
vived by nine brothers, two sisters
and ten grandchildren. Funeral from
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
5lo3 Wisconsin ave. NV, on Mon
day, November 4, at $50 am. Re
QUEEN Mass at the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament at 2 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. Visit
Saturday, RGETs and . sGnd aga NoS 70 Pm
and 3. Family requests that ex-
pressiOns of sympathy may be made
in the form of donations to the
American Cancer Society. ;
OSWALD. HARRIET E. On Saturday,
November 2, 1858, at Walter Reed
Hospital, HARRIET E. OSWALD Of
sol Shady lane, Falls Church, Va,
valid, NUSA; mother Of Mrs. Harriet
A. O'Connor of Maryland and John
p. Oswald of the home address, and
sister of Malachi E. Higgins of New
Jersey. Friends may call at the
Murphy Funeral Home. ,3524 Columbia
pm, Monday. November 4, where
there will be a recitation of the
Rosary at s:lS PM, Monday. Re
QUEEN Mass will be offered at 30
am, Tuesday, November 5, at st.
James Church, Falls Church, Va.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
MICHAEL 1. On Friday,
PALLADiNo " Of SS6s Nicholson ST.,
Hyattsville, Nd, beloved husband
Of Helen Palladino; father of Harry
BlitZ. Also survived by two sisters,
two brothers and three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Valleys Fu-
neral Home, 300 Rhode Island ave,
at Eastern ave. me-, Sunday, No
yember 3, from 10 am. until 10 pm.
Funeral Tuesday, November 5, at
1920 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
POoRE, RANDOLPH J. On Friday,
Roysmber /, 1888. RANDOLPH J.
vile, Nd, beloved husband Of Ber-
nice E. Poore, brother Of Mrs. Anna
2; Stevens, Francis R., Thomas P.
Charles A. and John Lee Poore.
Friends may call between ; and S
and and pm. Saturday and Sum
day, October : and 3, at the Colonial
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrev, Rockville, Md. Services on
Mohuay, November 4, at St. Mary's
CATHOLIC Church, Rockville, Nd,
where Requiem Mass will be offered
az 1880 am. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery.
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NICHOLS, CLAUDE n. Officers and
n members OF the Sailors
- Association, No. J., are re-
queSted to assemble on
Am A Monday, November 4, 1853,
AM at the Malvan & Schey,
Xxx Inc, Funeral Home, A24 r
St, NV, at 7:3o pm, for
services for our late Shipmate,
CLAUDE H. NICHOLS.
CLAUDE p. CURLEY, Commander,
SAMIIEL C. Homes. Yennan-
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vsmber isSs, al c 8a hT1a'sy' Hos ES.
pital, MASTER RONALD W. NICELY
Of $40? Window place NV, beloved
son Of Mrs. Duke H. Blackwelder
and stepson OF Col. Blackgeider.
brother Of Sue Ann and George Nicely
and Charles Blackwelder. He also
s survived BY his grandmother, Mrs,
Rachel Curtis. Friends may call al
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. and
ises), after pm. Saturday, Noveni.
Der 2. Mass will be offered at Sd.
AIMS Catholic Church, WiscOnsin
ave. and Yuma st. NV, on Monday,
November 4, at u noon. Intermenk
Arlington National Cemetery,
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ys%ber i, isS2, at PToyiden ss' Hos los.
husband of the late MarRaret nj.
Miller; father Of Mrs. Mary E. Khuen,
Norman j, Miller, Mrs. Margaret G,
Hartnett, Harry A, and Robert F.
Miller and Mrs. Catherine L. Usilton;
brother Of Harry A. Miller and Mrs.
vived by twenty-three grandchildren
and eleven great-Rrandchildren
Friends may call at the De Vol
Funeral Home, I'M Wis. ave. NV.
REQUIEM Mass will be offered at st.
Aloysius Church. North Capitol and
a. 1880 am. Interment Glenwood
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JOHNSON. GENEVA ELIZABETH. On

Thursday. October 81, 1853, at her
E. JOHNSON, mother Of FuTman A.
johnson, mother-in-law Of Josie M;
L. johnson. She also Is survived
relatives and friends. After ] pm.
Sunday, November 3, friends may
call al the Frazier Funeral Home,
3e9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Services
on Monday, November 4, at am,
at the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, 18th and Eye SITS; NV" ne
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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NICHOLS, CLAUDE II. All officers
Nkza and members Of the James
.ZkN4A Reese Europe Post, No. s,
S1l Ne the American Legion, are
AF#kE6N requested to attend the Le-
Hl gion services at the NAL
WY van & Schey, Inc, Fu-
neral Home, IA r st. NV,
f., on Monday, November 4, 1853, at
PM for our late comrade,
CLAUDE H. NICHOLS.
PHILLIP w. MICKENS, Comdr.
ALBERT L. DUNLAP, Adit.
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LniS PHiLLiPs. SecretarY

sCHMFrT, GLENN J. At lss Martin
drive, Manassas Park. Va, on Oct0.
Der "a iSs3' father Of Della I.
Three grandchildren also survive.
Remains at Chambers Georgetown
Funeral Home, 3077 M 81. nv, until
Tuesday, November 5. at pm.
Services and interment at 100 pm.
In Arlinninn Mafinnal Cnr,nnlnra.
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KIRSHEN, MARY. On Saturday, No:
vember 2, 1888, MARY KIRSHEN o.
Of Mrs. Milton Quint, Mrs. Martin
Shaw, Atlanta, Ca, and Edward p.
Kirshen, Silver Spring, Md. She
also Is survived by a brother, Jerome
Quint, BroOkline, Mass, and six
grandchildren. Funeral services and
interment Brookline, Mass. tDanZan-
sky Funeral Service.) Atlanta, Ga.
papers please copy.
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NICHOLS, CLAUDE HENRY. On Thurs.
g a1y; S9ct SSHpeeTEoi2s i's5, CLAUDE TAI
Nichols. Also surviving are one son,
Claude Henry Nichols, IT,; a daugh-
ter, Lorraine H. Lewis Of Los An
geles, Calf; a stepson, Mitchell a.
Brooks; a Stepdaughter, Edna M.
Brown; fiye grandchildren, ten great
friends. After pm. Monday, No
vember 4, friends may call at the
Malvan 4 Schey, Inc, Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and r st. NV.
Funeral services on Tuesday, No
yyembe5 g at 1880 PM at the
ave. NV, the Rev. Carlton w. Veazey
otflciating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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AT Thursday, october d, isss. At he
residence, JOHN FRANCIS KEENA-
HAN Of $40 Martha Gusts DR., Alley
andria, Va, husband of Sara G.
Keenahan Of the home address.
Friends may call at the EVERY.
Braddock I'd, Alexandria, Va. A
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul on Monday, November 4,
1853, at the Fort Myer Chapel, at
e:45 am. Interment will follow In
Arlington National Cemetery. There
will be a recitation Of the rosary on
Sunday, November 3, 1853, at 8 pm,
AZ the funeral home. 3
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR-COND. OFFICE with small in.
furn. or unfurn. BOSTWICK, Bon
21l0, Wash. -, RIA. 6.e2sl.
ARL.-Lge. Srocm suite, new bldg,
$50 per mo. cioss-In. Wilson blvd,
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ALEXANDRIA, Prime of-
fice auaea, 100 70 $500
"a. IT.. doEutogn loeatlen-
JOHN cEPARATT1s 2ee-
se62. 90. -s-e630.
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ROYAL MOTORS

b ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial Chrysler- Plymouth -simca
400 Ca. Ave. NV ia. 9-29O4
DODGE 1857, S51s or offer. Q cyl,
auto. trans, must sell by Wednes-
day. Re. 7-4loo, Apt. $50, between
DODGE 81 Custom Royal 7-dr.
hardtop, red and white, real sharp,
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UhI CLEANEhS
Package plant dfiye-in hav-
ina professional dry clean
inR, shirt laundry. coin
iaundry and coin dry
Cleaning. Nearby Va. busy
low down payment TO re-
sponsihle operator. Call
NJ BR0TMAN HU. B.
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coRyATR y y. 4-dr.. green. tbs week
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK IS 4-dr. Special. r. and h..
excel. cond., 500 or Reasonable Of
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ACT NOW!
CALL NOW

ARL. attendant oper.
ated, excellent business. JOE H.
THOMPSON, IA. $500.
AUTO REPAIR AND BODY sH0P,
SHOP, with gas pumps, and add
tional parking for Is cars. On busy
downtown street. Rent only $3.50
mo. Call ME. 5000 or EN-. 2-26ll.
BARBER sH0P-Md., d. c. Ar
THUR j. LUBIN, BROKER, RE.
1850, RA. $500. :
BE AUTY SHOP, Bethesda. Esta.
bhshed business. Reago alb ly
priced. Good location. Call after
$3.50 pm. eAe-slos.
BUSINESS OFFICE, Capitol Hin =
900-sq.-ft., ground fir, busy corner.
Ii. 1901 days;
BUSINESSES WANTED, any kind.
Please call ARTHUR J. LUBN.
Broker, RE. 1-l2s0. RIA. 6-630I.
CARRY-OUT IN Sc, for lease with
optien to buy. Excel. gross and net
for going business. Small down
payment. Good arrangements. Call
Mr.. HYDE. 333-s4s0 wkdys.
DELICATESSEN -Downtown area.
busy spot. ARTHUR ]. LUBIN,
Broker, RE. 7-l2so, RIA. 6-63o7.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, l72s Duke st., oppo.
site Defense Supply Agency Ready
for occup. $500 %. f., lst-class
ofc. and comm. space. 1st.fl0Qr
fronf. C.ohtact Dick or Bill
DwYER, .Kl. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


BUICK IS Rdmastsr, all elee., fac
to-N Air eosd 4 c,zner. mus -
70 Appreciate, Ell. 3-7osl.
BUICK 'S, clean seeds starter and
fer. IsS765o.
BUICK-You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK NC
IA. 1890.
BUICK 81 Roadnaster COW, power
steering power brakes, RADIO heat
ert : new tiress excel. cond- 500.
T3Sl67e.
BUICK 1880 Eleetra rs" eoav.,
white al accessoriess $500. Gail
BUICK 20. Sbecial l-dr. solar ce
luxe artic vhite hnishs 7. and h.
s sStsess V" enHns' l0~ mileage
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ACCOUNTANT Diversified business
exper. Desires to purchase interest
in going business. Can devote full
time, Box 3ll-G, Star.
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DODGE 80 VS. 4-door, auto.
trans, r. and h. power steering
runs and looks good, S7a5.
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HE EYENING STAR B.la
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FALCON 81 Futura zdr., buekss
ID. meter Ssits hnsh. sxeenels
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CHEW. 50 We z-dr., r. and h.,
stick shift, real value sss5, low as
se5 down. Terms to fit your budg.
e. Before you buy give US ! try.
400 Wis. Ave. EN-. $500
cHEv. 81 b. iire 2-dr., s cyis.,
i 6It0i ..t t55an Il; sT ssssss eOnd.' bsaut'
Tabor City tribune., 1963-09-25
SPORTS
NEWS
BY JIGGS POWERS

WHITEVILLE - White
ville's Wolfpack, "squeeze-by"
winners over Fairmont's pluc-
ky Golden Tornado the past
week. l4-12, moved into a CO.
pilots seat in the Waccamaw
Athletic Association football
race.
The Pack, which was fight
ing off a Tornado rally at the
goal-line when the game end
ed, replaced Fairmont, which
had beaten HallSboro a week
earlier to become a co-leader.
Other results the past week
saw erstwhile cellarite Blad-
enboro gain a tie with hitherto
unbeaten Tabor City, 1912;
while non-loop games found
Hallsboro drubbing Camp Le-
Jeune, 1876; Chadbourn trap
ping Orrum, 26-6; Elizabeth
town getting a hard fought.
l2-O, win over Midway and
Shallotte pasting 8-man Boil
via, 44-0.
The game of the week in
the WAA will be at Elizabeth
town, where Whiteville's Pack