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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-07-06
COLORED AMERICA AT
COP NATL CONVENTION

PHILADELPHIA olored Amer
lea was much in evidence at the Re
publican National Convention.
When the Convention was called to
order, first session, Clyde Barrie, we'll
know baritone, sang "America"; Dr.
John A. Gregg, one of the Convention
Chaplains, offered prayer at the Tues
day evening session; Sidney Davis of
New York was the Conventions favor
tie reaching clerk, and had the honor of
calling the Roll of States on the sixth
Ballot, when Wendell L. Wilkie was
nominated; four Bishops,-John A.
Gregg and David H. Sims Of the AM.
q. Church, and Wallace and Brown of
the A.ME. Zion Church sat on the
platform as honored guests of the Con
vention, while Bishop Lorenzo H. King,
just elevated to the Episcopate by the
Methodist Episcopal Church, sat as a
delegate from the Dist Congressional
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waited the church property, was we'll
liked because of his spirit of coopera-
ton with officers and members, and
was responsible for raising the largest
sum of money reported at the Confer
ence. For these reasons the members
seem unable to understand why he was
not returned to Zion, though the cur
rent dissatisfaction does not appear to
arise from disappointment over his
transfer to the Pittsburgh church
which is said to be larger than Zion
and to which Rev. Battles appoint
ment is considered as his promotion.
The real cause for the discomfort
appears to center around the new APP
pointee, Rev. J. H. Bailey who was
transferred here from Hartford, Conn,
but there seems to be forthcoming no
well-defned reasons for members dis
satisfaction.
Under church rules recently adopted
a congregation is not bound to receive
a pastor appointed by the presiding
bishop if the congregation deems such
an appOintee unacceptable and it
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ZION CLOSES DOORS
Dissatisfied over new appointment

Columbus Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church
doors were closed and locked last Sun
day and no services whatever were
held there during the entire day and
evening.
Dissatisfaction with the new APP
pointment made by the June Confer
ence in New Haven is said to be
reason for the church closing. Mem
bers of the congregation are 10th to
give out any information 1t was
learned that the discomfort in church
ranks is so pronounced that Bishop
William J. Walls, the presiding bishop,
was hastily sent for and is expected
here shortly to join in helping to
straighten out the difficulty.
The former pastor of Zion, Rev. w.
D. Battle has been transferred to the
Allegheny Conference, Pennsylvania
and stationed in Pittsburgh. He left
for his new post early last week and
held his first services there Sunday.
His Boston parishioners expressed
great disappointment at his departure
which they say was unexpected. He
had served the church well, had reno
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and thus the last act was contaminated
which made this little historic church
Baptist Church. The cream Of the Bap-
fist denomination in the State of
Massachusetts,, and pastors from the
leading churches took an active part
in the service and heartily welcomed
DR.. Fuller into the Baptist Ministry.
The process which made Peoples
Church Baptist Institution began in
September, 1889 when said church was
voted into the Boston East Baptist AS
ISOLATION Of the Massachusetts Baptist
Convention, at the Green Street Bap-
fist Church of Melrose Highlands Of
which the Rev. DR.. Frank Smell, a class
mate of DR.. Fuller, is the pastor. Since
the time Peoples Church has been
functioning as a Baptist Church in
name only because the pastor was still
an A.M.E. minister and a member of
the New England Conference of the
A.M.E. Church, but with his resigna-
ton from said church on June 20,
1910, and his subsequent ordination on
June "a, 1910, Peoples Church became
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The NAACP
CONVENTION
By ALFRED BAKER LEWIS

The spirit Of the recent N.A.A.C.P.
Convention held in Philadelphia meet
ing as it did under the shadow of a
Europe in which democracy has been
almost completely wiped out by Hitler's
hordes, and all labor organizations de
stroyed, can best be summed up by
saying that the delegates were willing
to defend democracy against totalitar-
ian attacks from abroad, and against
the spirit of Hitlerism at home as well.
The main resolution on national de
tense says as follows: "The N.A.A.CP.
will continually fight against the spirit
Of Hitlerism, its denial of democratic
rights, its assertions that Germans are
a master race and all other races slave
races, its contempt for religion, its
ruthless suppression of minorities, and
Hitler's personal denunciation of
Negroes as half apes, and his proposal
to deny to them all opportunities for
higher education
'In arming ourselves psychologically
and materially against Hitlerism and
other forms of totalitarianism we must
not allow the spirit of Hitlerism to
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Boston Pastor and
Party Home from
Midwestern Trip

Rev. S. Marion Riley, pastor of
Fourth Methodist Church, Mrs. Riley,
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham, and
Mrs. Carrie Rosser, wife Of DR.. James
T. Rosser, have returned from an eX-
tensive midwestern trip. Leaving
Boston on Monday, June 3, the party
visited historic Niagara Falls and
Canada, then Akron, Ohio, where they
were guests of Mrs. Riley's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley
Williams. They were the recipients
Of many social courtesies while in the
great rubber city, and Rev. Riley was
Continued on Page AZ
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NEW APPOINTMENT CLOSES CHURCH
Many Colored Attend COP Convention
DAVID {. LANE
1ST HOUSING
MANAGER

Chairman John A. Breen of the
Boston Housing Authority today an
nounced the appointment of the first
Housing Manager under the new pro-
gram of the Authority.
David E. Lane of 1853 Walnut Ave
nue., RoXbury, was appointed Housing
Manager of the Ward 8, Roxbury Pro-
iect, in the Lenox Street area. Mr..
Lane comes to his position with much
experience in the field of public hous-
inc, having resigned from a position
with the United States Housing
Authority to accept a position in
Boston. For over two years Mr.. Lane
has been working out of the United
States Housing Authority offices in
Washington, and his work has taken
him to every section of the country
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District with the New York Delegation.
Also, some rs colored men and wom-
en- sat as delegates on the floor of the
Convention, with Perry w. Howard
and Mrs. Mary c. Booze as National
Committeeman and Committeewoman.
Aside from these some of the most
prominent individuals of the race, bust
ness and professional men and women,
editors, ministers, and others, were
present as spectators and as partici-
pants in important conferences of the
delegations of their States.
Colored editors and news gatherers
and photographers were sprinkled
among the hundreds who reported and
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RACE PLANK
in G. 0.P. Platform adopted
at Philadelphia Convention

We pledge that our American
citizens of African descent shall
be given a square deal in the eco
nomic and political life of this
nation. Discrimination in the
civil service, the army, navy and
all other branches of the govern
ment must cease. To enjoy the
full benefits of life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness universal
suffrage must be made effective
for the Colored citizen. Mob
violence shocks the conscience
of the nation and legislation to
curb this evil should be enacted.
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CHELSEA A. M. {. CHURCH
GOES BAPTIST
DIR. Fuller Ordained to
the Baptist Ministry

Monday evening, June "a, 1910 amid
the spiritual atmosphere and the sol
emnity characteristic of such an occa-
sion, Dr. Luther Marion Fuller, pastor
Of the Peoples Church in Chelsea for
the past five years, was ordained to the
Baptist Ministry at the Chelsea Church,
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N. {. WOMAN'S
AUXILIARY
MEETS In D. C.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The 48th
annual session of the Woman's Auxil-
larry of the N, E. Baptist Missionary
Convention was held at the Second
Baptist Church here, June 1914. Rev.
). S. L. Hollowman is pastor, and
Mrs. Rookie Miller is president of the
Missionary Dept "The Uplifted
Christ" was the theme of the conven-
ton.
After the executive board meeting
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Apex Launches Drive
To Give Employment
OBSERVES EMANCIPATION AN
NIVER AIRY BY GIVIN G
STUDENTS ON VACATION
OPP ORTUN MITES FOR
ADVANCEMENT

ATLANTIC CITY-In observance
of the Seventy Fifth Anniversary Of
the Emancipation Proclamation, the
APEX News and Hair Company, of
which Nine. Sara Spencer Washington
is founder and president, has dedi-
Gated the month of July as Apex Pro-
gress Month, during which huge
campaign is being launched to bring
about more employment of young men
CONTINUED on Page ~
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De los nidos

De los RidOS
La leche eS una parte esencial
en- la dieta de los ninos. La ma.
yor parte de los nihos debiera to
mar no menos de pinta Y media
Il dia. Algunos ninos crecen me
or 81 Sc les da un litro. Como re
gla, no menos de una pinta y nc
mas de un litro es 10 que sc les
Gebe dar, todos los dias.
Los productos de la leche, ali.
mentos hechos de la leche, tales
como mantequilla, queso y man
ecado, son buenos tambi6n. A
los nihos solo Sc les deben dar
a'imentos hechos de leche o con
'eJhe .hervida o pasteurizada.
Ia mantG2uilla es un valioso a.
,imento y Sc puede dar a los nj.
ios de mas de un ano.
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dadas por La Italia, patrocinau
la fiesta.
FL precio de cada mesa, te-
niendo en- cuenta el noble fin, $
muy razonable, de $500, con
cuatro sillas.
La pareia, hombre Y muier.
sole pagara un peso.
Todos los que entren podran
bailar en- ell Patio o en- la sala
alta. pero en- las mesas solo Sc
podran sentar las personals que
las hayan separado.
Ofrecieron su concurso desin
teresado, al igual que las orques
tas. los conocidos artistas her =
manas Rodriguez, Zoraida We
lasco, Claribel Y Gasulla, Felipe
Rivera, Miguel Gown y otros.
Justo es repetir que la Union
de MGsicos autorizo a sus miem
bros para donar TODD ell dinero
que por tocar en- ell bale les CO.
rresponda. Esto significa un do
native de varios centenares de
d6lares.
Ofrezca SUI concurso a la Cruz
Roja Americana, de modo que ia
de $4,000 sc llene.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
LIGA NACIONAL

os juegos Sc verificaron, Los
Cubs atropellaron a las Abeias
Y los Philles a los Piratas. c.
solo permiti6 cinco hits y a Po-
sedal !e pegaron seis.
Cuatro pitchers usaron los p
ratas Y lie correspondi6 la de-
rrota a Bowman. Mulcahy del6
en- siete hits a los muchachos de
Pittsburg. Cuatro veces manej6
ell bate Alfonso Lopez, pero no
consigui6 descargar un solo hit.
Boston DC, 5h, lie; Chicago &c
6h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 12h, Sc; Pitts
burg &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

'rcrsionistas rccluidoe on 81 So
ranro ;ct Centre Espafoi:
jUsr Tv.r Dcmsnccn, IRE Der.
e,e 10, Frank Pbuan, Francis
az Goldairo, Cosme Zbmaran,
Ramon Vidal, Francisco Fuen-
'os Manuel Arrange, Antonio
D'-z, Constantine Garcia. Calix
to La'c, ISiiro Casalinz, AMan
Go Casanova, Calogeno BARGE
lena, Maria Pardo, Margar..ta
P z2clato, Maria Rodriguez, Bea
tri1 Fernandez y Rosa Hutchin-
ISon.
Sc les atiende con el mayor e.
nero.
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con ell excampe6n Max Schmel-
ing y ell italiano Tony Galento.
Investig6 la Comisi6n todos
los angulos de la denuncia de
Thomas, hecha por mediaci6r
del diario Chicago Tribune, y
no pudo encontrar testigos que
sustanciaran sus afirmacioneS.
Jose E. Triner, el preSidente
de la Comisi6n, da por termina-
do ell incidente.
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NOrAS SOClALES
La oron fiestn de cnridad

La iran fiesta de carload
Para completar su cuoa de
$4,000 lie hacen falta aun
$1,000 al capitulo local de la
Cruz Roja Americana.
Sera cubierta esa cantidad
con ell desafiO de pelOta de la
tarde de hoy, EN- Cuscaden, Y
la gran fiesta de esta noche,
en- Ell Patio y salas del Circulo
Cubano.
Las cuatro mas poderosas so
ciedades latinas, Centre Espa-
mol, Centre ASturiano, Circul6
.Cubano y Unione Italiana, ayd-
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
De Viaje

De Viaje
Embareara hoy para New
York, EN- compania de su espo
sa e hija, ell estimado amigo
Miguel Mascuhana, linotipista
de los talleres de su padre, ell
Sr. Joaquin Mascunana. Pasa
ra alli cuatro semanas, en- u
MON de queridos familiares y
amigos.
Todos lie deseamOs un feliz
viaje. Merecido descanso ell
que Miguel Sc toma.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

breS que dejaR e. alma alberta a
su palabra, eSta ell milagro gran
de, el transformer ell tango de
una vida IN algo luminoso y be-
10. La limpieza de Cristo no Is
ian solo limpieza del exterior, a
"a man5ra farisaica Ell mete su
mano hasta 10 mas escondido
del vase y 10 deja nj una huella
DO pclvO en- los rincones. FL "a
be Que la limpieza interior ga
rantiza la limpieza exterior y
por ESQ la palabra eS para ell CO.
raz6n. Aquella buenaventuran-
"a para los de limpio coraz6n e.
una promesa Y es una realidad
para los que Green en- Cristo.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

PGya los cORSamidOrcs
Sc ha ordenado por la Conf
sion de Concrete Federal a apo
pular Publications, Inc, de N.
York, que cese de anunciar sus
piedras Lucky Birthstone Rings
como verdaderas, cuando son
Gnicamente imitaciones. A "a
Murine Company, de Chicago,
Sc Ia ordena cese de publican que
Murine" evita ell cansancio de
la vista a los ch6feres, personals
(PasG a la pug. 4a.J
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e oueeo <rottacen ruude dar

Sc q los n:hcs, S. ha sido hacho
Il lecke payteurizada. Tam
bien Sc lie puede dar, como pos
IRE, e. man ecado hecho de leche
5r ida o pastsurizada. No lie de
a sus ninos manteeGdo entire 'as
e"rnidas porque les arruina el
apetito para ell pr6ximo turno.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
TERMINADO Ell Case DE
HARRY THOMAS

Chicago, julio 12.-Lo Conf
sion Atletica del estado de Illi-
nois hizo saber a los peri6dicos
y al pGblico que Harry Thomas,
peso complete de Minnesota,
no pudo probar los cargos que
hiciera de "peleas arreglados''
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mission MeHORitd," 1910 Ia.
avenida, Rec. J. Paul SOmpder,
pastor.
Cultos, 10 A. NJ. 1880 P. M.
Quito de oraeidn, Microbes &
las 8: 800 P. NJ.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

PenSGmientO para el dtd
NecesitamOs Sumergir la vida
En- c~ristalinas fuentes;
Purificar nuestra miseria humana
En- aguas transparentes. F. E. +
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
Seccion dc CuItos
Domingo IL de Julio 1910

"San Marcos" Iglesia Meto-
dista, Gale 16 Y IL ave-. Rev R,
j. Parker, pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50 A.
NJ. Quito en- ingl@s, 1920 A. M,
Quito en- espanol, 500 P. M.
Quito de oraci6n, 8 100 P. NJ, los
Microbes.
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PleGatfa

Padre, que la luminosidad de-
tn palabra vuelva nuestras al :
mas transparentes y que en- fin
seamos limpios de TODD egoismo.
Amen.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

IglesiG Metodista de w. Tam
pa, N. Albany y Union St.,
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45 A.
M. Quito en- espanol, 800 P. M.
Conferencias Biblicas, Martes v
Mercedes, 500 P. NJ; Herman
ad Wesley, Lunes 300 P. NJ;
Tulto de Oraci6n, Jueves 800
P. M.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
La Concordia

La COncOrdid
Ell secretario M. J. Sanchez
eta a todos los miembros de es-
ia antigua sociedad para la jun
ia que Sc efectuara, Ell lunes Is,
en- ell edificio del Centre Asturia
no, a las ocho de la noche. Rue
case la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

"SaA PGOJO," Iglesia MetOdis-
ia Itdlidna, Gale Fl D IS ace,
Req. A. NJ. d. Riggio, pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50 A.
NJ; Cultos, II 100 A. M. y 100
p. NJ.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mission PentecostGl," 17O1h
ga. AUe., Rer. d. ToidGs, a.,
pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 10 A. NJ, a;
Quito Y sermon 100 P. NJ, Mar
ties y viernes; Cultos de oraci6n
scr P. M.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mission Presbiteriand," 95S
II Gvemida, Req. w. B. Passi-
gliG, pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 A.
M; Cultos Y sermon, IL A. NJ.
y 8 P. NJ; Microbes 8 P. M.
quito en- espanol.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

"LOs PeregrinOS," IglesjG Con
gregociOndl. 2939 Laurel Street
Rev. ". A. VeRe=ia, pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50
A. NJ; Quito de predicaci6n II
A. M.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
MENSAJE EVANGEUTCo
"Limpiezd"

Texto Bfblico: 'FYa vosotros
sois limpios por la palabra que
os he hablado," S. Juan Is 3.
Entire los grandes milagros
que Cristo reaIiza en- los hon.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

EnfeTmOs
He aqui la lista de sOcios Y
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Escuela Dominica, 9:45 A. NJ
Quito y sermon, 8 100 P. NJ. Cul
to de oraci6n, Microbes 8 P. M.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

"TemplO BGutista, 1909 18th
St., ReU. J. B. SIU0, pastor.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

IgLesiG Evangelical LA Union
de Los Glen, sos Gomez Ave.
de DrcWs, Req. OsIGRd II. Cor
WiR, pastor.
Quito y sermon, III A. NJ. EX
posiciones Biblicas 500 P. M.
Todos bienvenidOs.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mission EVGngGlica Presbite.
riGna, 2916 16 St., Req. H. E.
Pressly, miniStrO.
Escuela Dominica, 80 A. "A.
Quito Y sermon 100 P. NJ; mar
ties 500 p. M, reunion de las
SenOraS.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Cultos en- espanOl, $50 A. NJ.
8 100 P. NJ; Cultos en- ingles, 10
y 80 A. M, 80 p. M.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mission Ia EsperaRz0," 2S22
L0arsl ST., ReU. C.. II. COr1Oin,
ID. d., pastor
Evening star., 1940-10-05

oG24 WOODLEY PL, near ShorehaW-
Vac Young man; com. room, twin oeds'
ex rnealS: So. 80. Adams O244.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continued.)

PRIVATE HOME. with 3 adults large furn
room opening on porch, next bath: empl
couple or gentlemen; ami; refs. REQUIRED
Call at $500 14th St, North, Arlington, Va.
ROOM, furn.. partly furn or unfurn.: eX-
ceptionally large closet. Semi-private bath;
SIS single, $50 double: 1-fare transporta-
ton CHI. 1875.
ARL VA. 1892 N Veitch st-Single.
pleasant home environment, excel. food:
garage: near Colonial VILLAGE. CH 61ls.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
ROOMS FURNISHED

ALTURAS. 1909 18th st n.w.-Attraetive
turn. rms. mr. showers: 24-hr. elevator and
hotel serv; SIS week and UP,
321O 18th ST. Nw-Large front rm., 2
expos. windows lge. closets; newly deco
rated
Evening star., 1940-10-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

HOME ACCOMMODATIONS. for, employed
father and young boy in refined Christian
home Must be capable Of giving proper
care and guidance to boy Give full de
tails including telephone number BOX
Evening star., 1940-10-05

1900 18th ST. NW-For girls; corner
room, fronting on 10th: new furniture;
connecting tile bath and shower; laundry
privileges; fine food: $40; also other va
cancies. GE 164S. 81
164I x ST. Nw-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms, one with private bath;
excellent home cooking. Downtown. H.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

1902 QUE ST NW-Vacancies fer young
people country club PRIVILEGES, horse
back riding Michigan 969l.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

252l CONN. oppos. shoreham-Warm. at
tractive doubles singles, innersprings.
showers; delicious meals: S:35 UP.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
FARM AND GARDEN.

RED AND GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES.
soc to 75c a bushel. in Chevy Chase. Md.
Phone Wisconsin 0S59.
THOROUGHLY digeSted and finely screen
ed manureS, cheap. Let us estimate serv-
icing your lawns and shrobs. Call Natures
Plant Food Co. ME. 9666. s.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
smell lot: quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters WI 41Q5
Evening star., 1940-10-05

CHEVY CHASE-Guest desired in pvt.
family. delicious meals, beautiful home.
WI 3n1n
Evening star., 1940-10-05

ASHLEY MANOR 1913 C st. n.w-FIr-
niShed double room. running water also
private bath; reasonable NE. 1896
Evening star., 1940-10-05

MS IHUNANI EQUiFMENI UUHIpIteoe
Bilt-Rite marble soda fountain; cotlee
arms: back bar: showcases: ranges and
Erlddle; steam table and hood; refrigers-
tor; cash register; fans; tatleS and chars;
boo, ms: sterilizer miScel equip. etc. etc
Government occupying bldg. Mrs. Bessie
SchNarZ. o1o2 c ST " o.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

ls0I G ST. .Nw--cEAN. NEATLY FUR
nlShed modern apis; private entrance,
good heat 81 80 VIZ nm
Evening star., 1940-10-05

CHEVY CHASE, d, E. : ATTRACIlVE
front room, detached home: "a 50. Conn.
ave. bus. Woman. 1924 Northampton st.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

240l 18th ST. NW-Front single and
double; newly decorated: excellent meals.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
(Continued)
FIREPLACE & PORCH.
9 RMS. K. S45: 8 RMS, S55.

De luxe, modern NV bldg. convenient
to everything; large rooms; beautifully fur
nished at small extra. Argyle APIS, cor.
18th and Park I'd. NV co. 11S2.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

AT i ORIGINAL COST
1861 CRESCENT PL. NV.
3 bed-ms, baths, library. large lv.
rn with real fireplace, dining m. and
ADAMS e61o. RES. MGR.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

DOWNTOWN. walking distance all Govt
depts-Large double rrn., twin beds; suit
gentlemen: So so each. 902 9Th st. NV
s27Is BONIFANT ST. Silver Spring
Large front room. A windows. next bath; In
Evening star., 1940-10-05

RADIOS. So: all makes. out Of storage a.
,tock. Open 8 TO 8. 1910 7th St NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

16 GIRARD ST NE IN. Capitol at Mich
iEan ave Pheasant furnished room. eX-
cellent meals; no other roomers. $40 mo.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

624 E. CAPITOL ST-EXCEPT. BEAUT.
apt, long liY. rm g windows bedrm 8.
kit din, pvt bath; adults. After II 30.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

23l4 10th ST NW-ENGLISH BASE
ment APP, large room. studio beds, kit;
Frgldaire; pvt. bath: pvt. entr- HO. 9435.
3l4 E. CAPITOL. APT 5l-ATTRACTIVE
studio style. for . young ladies' Frgidaire
utilities fnc AT G6@o
Evening star., 1940-10-05

RANGES-Gas and electric. new, standard
makes; discounts UP to 50et of. Used as
low as IS; easy terms; liberal trade-in
Evening star., 1940-10-05
BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE FOR SALE; eood-looking chestnut
saddle horse. 152 hands; reasonably
priced Call Warfeld 4160 or 1852.
GRAY MARE, II hands. : years; good
jumper; must be sold. Phone Georgia
$3.50.
CHESTNUT GELDING. 16 hands 8 years
old; good looking quiet. fair jumper;
priced reasonably. SH. 4205
Is HORSES MARES AND PONTES-1 half
breed colt. yrs old: / hunter, g hands
Guaranteed or money refunded. 1856 18th
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1928 21St ST. N.W.--Highly desirable, with
private shower. fireplace for / or > dis
criminating gentlemen; excellent location
DU. 4770.
GORDON HOTEL on beautiful 10th St,
between Eye and K-Comfortably furnished
rooms. near showers. 81 up; double from
Sl0.50 weekly; with bath from S12 90
and sWlfChbOa r0
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N1l4N I IL IIOKVHJt7IIJ' O3'1I = ~
Spotted Pony-prices, $50 to $3.50.
Your opportunity to have good horse
at low price Also brides and saddles.
One Berkshire SOW, 10 pigs; first S35 takes
them. . fine work horses, single or double.
Alex, Va. Duke st. extended 3 miles out,
Just past Holmes Run house on hill to left.
M j Waple. II. Alex n42A
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued

FOOD CONCESSION in Singer's Lafayette.
1921 H ST. NV. Only experienced person
need apply. Ask for Mr. Singer. 81
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POULTRY g EGGS.

FOR REASONS beyond my control,
am compelled to offer for sale ! 900 select
New Hampshire Red pullets, 500 Matched
February 1st which are now in about
60cc production: 500 Matched May 1st
other month These pullets have been
thoroughly culled by experts and are select
stock from Sam Rice Hatchery. Ashton,
Md. For information write P. o. Box 297,
or phone GaithersburR. Md, 1877.
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SUCCESSFUL Washington businessman.
gentle, wants to join resources with active
associate in any established business OF
will help start new venture; Will invest
up to 81 900 and part Of my time: prefer
retail merchandising. State fully Box
35S-M, Star
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
The Perry. Cor 18th and Perry NE
rooms, Kitchen and bath S44 90
Heat, Hot Water and Janitor Service.
Resident Manager, MI 1894
KELLEY. STEELE & BRANNER- DI. 7740
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1889 NORTH CAPITOL ST. 2nd Fl
rooms, kitchen, bath - 50
GOSS REALTY Co.
14nN Eve ST NV. MA. I303-