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The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
BURNS SCOTT ANNOUNCES
AVG LABOR DISCUSSION

Burns Scott, acting chairman of
the American Veterans Committee
announced today that the AVG
Omaha Town Meeting will discuss
the proposed anti-closed shop am
endment to the State constitution
Sunday Oct. 6 at z o'clock in the
Concert room of the Joslyn Mem
orial.
Lloyd Skinner, secretary for the
Nebraska Small Businessmen's
Association; Robert d. Mullin,
Attorney at Law and Lee c. Brooks
an insurance man will speak in
favor of the amendment.
Pat Mccartney International Re
preventative of the AT of l.; Her
bert Stock, field representative of
the CLIO and Mrs. F. J. Gallagher
chairman of the League of Women
Shoppers will speak in opposition
to the amendment.
The program was designed for
anticipation by all. The public is
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
Miss Mid-City
Queen Prepares
For Chicago

In an interview with Jaunda
Ruffin the newly elected Miss
Mid-City Queen Wednesday we
discovered a charming and ener-
getic personality. Miss Mid-City
revealed that she was born in
Harrisburg, Pa, and is five feet
two inches tall and weighs 116
pounds. Very well proportioned
Miss Mid-City' has a "a inch bust,
"a inch waist and SO hips; she has
brown hair and eyes and is 10
years old.
Her hobbies include singing and
dancing, which she enjoys great
ly. The Queen plans to attend
school in Chicago in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Ruffin has lived in Omaha
for about a year and a half hav-
ing come here from Wichita, Kan.
She is presently employed by the
~ Center Variety Store located
at Oath and Ohio SITS.
Miss Mid-City Queen wishes to
thank all Of her friends whose sup
port enabled her to win the title.
Although she will be unable to
thank each n personally, she wi
shes each person to know that
their vote was greatly %apprecia-
ted. She is thrilled at the prospects
of visiting Chicago as a celebrity
where she will be entertained by
the Ebony Magazine and Pershing
hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
Juanda Ruffin, "Miss 9
Center Becomes lst Queen
Of Omaha Cuide-AMVETS'
First Annual Event
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
=
Africa; Rev. Shirley Sanchez of
st. Philips church and Mr.. John
r. Butler, executive secretary of
the Northside YMCA.
Members Of the Amvets and
Omaha Guide Sponsoring commit
tees of the contest were: Paul B.
Allen and Harold .Whiteside, Tick
cts and Ballroom arrangements; c.
c. Galloway, chairman; George Nc
Davis prizes and program; Arthur
B. McCaw, program and balloting;
Onward Crooms, program and tic
ketS; Lawrence Lewis entries;
Paul Barnett and James Seay,
program; Boyd Galloway entries
and program and the whole Of the
Omaha Guide Staff and the AM
vets Post No. 2.
The committeeman and chairman
are expressing their heartfelt
thanks for the cooperation and in
terest of the 26 co-sponsors whose
efforts made the Popularity contest
the outstanding event of its kind
ever given in Omaha, Co-Sponsors
not previously mentioned were:
South Omaha Housing Project; AL
pha Omega; Northside Beauty
School; Cherokee Temple No 223;
Telephone Co.; Elevator Girls;
YWCA; Sharp Inn Cafe; Gabby's
Sicily Service Station; Albright
Citizenry; Watson's Beauty school;
Roosevelt Post No. 80 American
Legion; Meals Cafe and OPA en-
ployees.
CAMPAIGN CARDS
Many of the candidates display
ed campaign cards in store wind
ows among them being Addie Hall
at the Little Diner; Nellie Taylor
at the Sharp Inn Cafe; Erma
Smith at the Walters Key Club;
Jaunda Ruffin at the "9n Center
and Mae Partridge at the Victory
Beauty Salon.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

the people since 1905 when its
present Congressional Charter was
granted.
Announcing tthe action today
after transmitting the recommen-
dations to the chapters MI. O'Con-
nor said they are of great signi-
ficance to the Red Cross organi-
cation at all levels. When they
have been carried into effect. he
said. the governing body Of the
Red Cross viii be predominately
representative of, and will be re-
sponsive to. the chapters with full
representation of the national in
terests which it is the obligation of
the Red Cross to serve. This should
insure that the organization will
be an appropriate and efficient in
strument, rejecting the needs of
all the people, to direct and guide
the Red Cross in its fields of ser
vice in the coming years.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
Negro Prize Fighters (by H. ". smith,

We listened very attentiyely to
the opinions of the many sports
writer's before the fight on We'd
nesday evening Sept 18th and we
wondered what would be publish
Cd after the fight The one round
affair has changed the trend Of
thought go years ago when John
l. Sullivan was the heavyweight
champion he drew the color line.
When Peter Jackson was very
much out in front and gentleman
James Corbett fought a draw
with Jackson In the city Of San
Francisco and later on Jackson
knocked out George Godfrey. Geo.
Dixon the lightweight champion
was the winner Of quite a number
uf bouts and Joe Jeznett and the
Boston Tar Baby. Sam Langford
always would tell what round he
would finish a fight and Joe Cans
and Battling Nelson were in a long
fight Jack johnson doomed up
and Jess willard the champion was
knocked out by Jack Dempsey who
started his boxing career in a pool
hall operated BY Sim Tompkins a
Negro fighter in salt Lake City.
Tompkins posed as young Peter
Jackson az one time The Brown
Bomber Joe Louis came n the
scene to win q bouts in "a starts
And to my way OF thinking the
Negro fighters steps into the ring
70 win even though ne contacts
unforeseen upsets. Harry Wills was
tons for a long time until Battling
sin doomed up and yelled out 70
Wills IN the ring. YOU are too much
fnr me ~ course Wills very soon
nrnughl the fight TO a close At
rewards in an effort 70 get a fight
between Wills and Dempsey the
latter drew the color line
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
CHANGES
IN RED CROSS STRUCTURE

WASHINGTON ID. C-Funda-
mental changes In the organizat-
ioHal structure of the American
National Red Cross. the most inn
p0rtart and far-rearhinr changes
IN 80 wears. were adopted by the
present governing body. the Cen
ral Committee. at it's September
meeting In Washington.
The changes were recommended
oy a nationally representative Adj
Nsory Committee. appointed last
March bby Basil O'Connor. nation
a. chairman TO study THE organ
lzation OF the Red Cross in the
Esht OF the tremendous growth In
~ membership and services TO
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
Hey Ba Ba Rebop' to be in Movies

H~OLLYWOOD-It was announc-
ed this week that Samuel Goldwyn
the movie magnate has purchased
the rights to Lionel Hampton's
sensational smash hit tune, "Hey
Ba Ba Rebopn for a forthcoming
picture.
You've heard it on juke boxes,
you've heard it on your radio, you
have heard school kids and tots
singing it in the streets, noy you
will hear it in the movies.
Danny Kaye, screenland's funny
man who filled you with mirth
in "The Kid From Brooklyn. will
soon feature "Hey Ba Ba Rebop.
in the movies.
Lionel Hampton, the peoples
maestro and composer of the song
is now completing a tour of the
west coast at the Million Dollar
Theatre in Los Angeles where he
is establishing a new record and
will start across the country in
mid October enroute to Broad
ways Strand Theatre for a four
weeks engagement which begins
early in November.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

NEW YORK-Miss Christine Nichol
son, attractive and pulchritudous
beauty recently flew to New York
to model for the Spool Cotton Com
pany and Neil Scott and Associates.
Miss Nicholson is in Chicago's
social and theatrical circles and Is
an instructor IN that city's play
ground system
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

The recommended revisions of
the organizations charter. I'M
changed since 1905, provide at the
national level for greatly increa-
sed representation from the chap
tiers, and from the public at large
on the national governing body
and provide at the chapter level
for participation by the member
ship in all chapter operations.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05
From where | sif... MJoe Marsh
Bert chiIders
and the Melon Patch

Bert Childers put an ad in the
Clarion the other day. Here's what
it said; asa
1Planted more melons than I
can eat this year. Stop by and pick
as many as you want. All free"
As you can guess, plenty Of folks
sent their kids over and plenty Of
the parents came too. Stripped
Bert's melon patch In no time. And
as they went away, Bert treated
the kids to lemonade, and offered
the sIovnups : ass 4 ies=esd.
dpaEklinx beer.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

ing tables.
In the present inflated market all
OF these articles can be quite ex-
pensive and you can save yourself
much needed money and gain
valuable information by sending a
stamped self-addressed envelop to
Aail Dept, 81 Clark Street, New
ark, N. J.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

Naturally it puzzled some folks
-. but Bert explains: "It gives me
q kick to share things when 7 can
afford to-whether it's the melons.
or the lemonade, or beer. Ieguess i
just Like to indulge my whims.n
Y From where i sit, If we had more
-sef-indulgent" people like BERT
who believe in share and share
alike. live and Jet live, this tired
world would BE- D whole lot better
on
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

invited, admission free. Be there
and bring your questions.
Scott emphasized that this will
probably be the only opportunity
anyone in the State Of Nebraska
will have to be able to hear both
sides of this issue on one program.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

In picture 1 Miss Nicholson poses
with a three-piece dainty white
cotton crocheted vanity set; in
picture 2the young Chicago beauty
models q contrasting crocheted
cotton bag and hat; in picture 3.
Miss Nicholson shows off the latest
fashions mIamp shades for the
particular woman's boudoir dreae-
Evening star., 1946-08-23
OFFICES FOR RENT.


saR9 ssd Ss Ssssa asFs @ Eseas nsEa ssa sss
Apply weekdays between $50 and 5. I5ss2s
3 oEFich = = SPACE in new hrepreot bids. in
ss s ssSEs Il aARoiD l.
SFFicE SER F ros ae0s R1N f. Ass tfss BIDS sa7 9th
81 nH 1qsnIs sa Rn or 1s sao 81 nE also
eD% e sea Ese snd St telephone ns seESss
Ills 9Th ST. N.W-5 rms on 1st III, Of
WRo rR 0s aDosisG 5eas fSo oftIeEs seS
deyntogn T a,sn section, Reasonable rentals EepssslS
$500 fai osiI Blk. OF CONN. AVE- rms. pvt.
plumbing. about 500 50. #, suitable. for
doctor, lawyer or business ONCE, immediate
sssf ne oN gss mcRs f9fs rys epo e
sHfi s6IfiE sa or rms. ms with pvt. bath; srd door.
1905 H st. nv, Apply manager. EBBIr
aSS MosF DEsfRaBfr hsh &c oFfdE ii sa7 eth NV
lcor: 9th and F.; newly decorated wei well
SDpsa sn psns xh appoa %SasEn 5sa ssas sa aRd I'D YPs @
WISCONSIN EiRSs5 ss w III ssS5 near M sr-s.sss,.
fully remodeled second floor lover 1,100
50. ft.l, available at once; appropriate for
shop 1g Sr sa5 9r sso CON
FGRNIsHEb iaSi Ms HS PhIvATE OFFICE. Fl r. also COM
petent secretarial telephone SERVICE Son Con
-25
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Approximately
building RE O9O6 23s
LARGE FtRNisHED ROOM. in suite Of
dignifed ofices. Use of receptionist.
able Immediately. Box 234-A, Star. -25
DOCTOR'S and dentists ONCE. in new
lnfoyma tion call RE. 1865. WAvERLY TAY-
OFFiCE SPACE FOR RENT. commercially
GE 1889 or RA. 1850. "a
LARGE, single, unfurnished once ON
ave. NV. Phone Ma. 2503,
PRIVATE OFFICE, also COM
petent secretarial telephone service; Con-
CoLORED-OFFICE or desk space for
rent in convenient uptown location. Call
DU 402T. -27
Evening star., 1946-08-23
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARylANp.

Fsos sM .s1sssG' ssf .nInSI' bun
sssssr; mile from L.arsl; n,s:sa ful hGasss priss
aosaRP se"n DAVIS ss NJ Co. aissls ssss
baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Wa $500.
psR pSoSsNysa Sshy aRs ToMa Msneag sfa95sb, pnsil
Of the finest locations: has center-f,oor
ana room En ops pans of the Ss.ns p
berry. arbor. barbecue set. garden. etc; has
HaT vi With hts gEaf9
skihNssIlNStG;ToN-1e-room r. house. s17,7so MI
everything desired: 5 bedrms... hot-vater
heat, " baths, reception hall. huge porch
oak REsn sssifa H cash sss &
ONE MILE from University Of Maryland =
1or9om r9;nIa oungalow on big lot, SO, $50: in
Poek RRaITY' RRi:fsS'Oa Sir. s7s4 sapsiVe with aBR
5 lots In choice .Hyattsville section; com
sauipped kitchen with servei and gas heat heat
sssngs RS5sn esa5%s sna.,
M9hsps fss fseGo Sc s7s sfeus!ys
sion; ,furn.: this fine home features rms
2 porches and utility rm. all on lst a.
complete furnishings with Frigidaire, west
inghouse cleo. range. carpet, beds. etc j.
big storm shutters and modern facilities;
in beautiful location, short distance from
with MURDOCH REALTY, sH. s794. --25
IN ROCKVILLE, a detached brick. 2-bed.
room house, on nice lot immediate DOS
session: price. S1O,500.
Detached Groom frame house on 2-acrs
lract, all modern improvements. barn ane
chicken houses. on good road about
70 miles from Rockville; price SI3,5Q0
Call Mr. Stackhouse, with BUELL. NJ
GARDNER Rockville $50, or evenings
after 7.30. WO. 1882 -26
Evening star., 1946-08-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy direct from
owner 3 or bedrm. home: will pay al
cash. no agents please. Box s7e-A, Star Star
IMMEDIATE CASH. for your property. n e
s or Sc. ghite ggi or eolored; Maryland or Viz.
CAN Sell Touk pi HoGsf 5Gsf as re- its IeSa fa
value today Our opinion entails no obi.
a ADJ pasas sss Mr wn Rr0Enas ssUNpks n RI leS c
Do esfs5i F' srETD4 rEfTS5 asla Ae416N st. lis
eGuse wsh US NaTs sssh fuysEs gsF x
I PAY CASH for houses, White 1no or colored
any sIy seetion' any condition. MR.. B. LISS
IMMEDIATE mn AcTIoN-we will buy you,
home ne today or sell to cash clients at ful
EdL FL eH5GK, Sdi G p. 1881. ahtii p.m q.
:pseislist-plesse cali tGr free ana honssl
clients with cash, o. viii buy outright. Yol
:sIsss sSRSssse 4s eosa ssai ffs seaa s'sss' sss
n r. PkomPT a sp ATTEs4i5h II I H5 to .n. sal. O.
your home. business or investment prop
sf "hs sSp essrf ses sob ss espso E. Il H
g.m,.s s7SS Rs,gls; sys;x stnss co 1919 s ~, ,, ,.
ssfss !5qs sa4s 4son viz ssfRsts sa eE
c1sa CAS- siGtYERs ses C and Nd. property
WoopRIDoE REALTY CO. zssi Rhcd,
rsIand ave ne NO 72Oa
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waitinf
to purchase homes In any section of Wash
ana nearby MARYLAND. FIR. 1905.
Sc. AND NE. PROPERTY-We will pa.
all cash or will sell for you. We get re
suits, quick action, GUNN a. MILLER. 50t
lth sl. Sc. .FR 2100.
PARTY wants to buy from owner. whit,
al cash Box 2o5-A, star. --2h
WE NEED YOUR HOMES for veteran,
desperately. Cali us for fair appraisal
Have long waiting list. Prompt. courteous
attention. SURETY REALTY CO., 61a-k
WE WE W WrssH ro THASk all our patrons a
this time for the confidence they hav
placed IN US In handling the sale OF thei
properties. We will continue to give 70,
the same reliable. efhcient service. Lis
your property with US AT. 2239-AT. 2299
G 2 MURPHY. l4ol 25th st; Sc. -26.
good cond. that now has or viii take q.
loan. Boz 27-A. Star. 23ss
Evening star., 1946-08-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tco,,,

uOOSES WANtSO " oOf tSonf.'
A GOOD HOUSE on from to 80 acres
s af 8 ns hne asimeE. sas sn IN t.
JOIN il. MiLLEa. Ss Jr.. hRo.. o't Is1s s'i1 K
COMBAT VETERAN seeks moderate priced
home. modern equipment, yard, trees; NV.
ST nearby Va Typs Of syrroundngs al
PATIENTLY SEARCHING for 2. 8 or 4
Ne AGENTS hoRs BOX 4b hsy sa2 sssh
BUNGALOW, 5 or 8 rooms; Silver Spring
Beso3s Bes soss Rsrf stss $4,000 down owners s.i
range, rang direct from owner. in Arlington,
fun particulars and state name ~ and dis dis
@ LANCE to nearest grade school. Address
PKaT2 FfKpfs E R2srossBisEt R2s olssx stfs FAIRY vs1
pouy home direct from owner; must be in
nrics All conaitlon, melton not lemon; please state
S ane ps5 al afe cash. of h yent1
$500 14th st. NV. up to Decatur: strictly
6Gafsptla DFsfkn To Bq n9z HoSf I2sA star n.d2o1
place; ample sized lot not over Si4 300,
No agents. Phone MAJ JONES, WI $I9s.. I2s.
VETERAN wishes to buy 2 or 3 bedroom
n9me nIsaes IN n p 1 or nssrby Maryland. owner
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYERS for property S in
all sections of Wash nearby Md. or Va.
Fur prompt and courteous services. cali
ata, LEE REALTY CO., 732 18th st. NV. MA
DIRECT. FROM OWNER, detached house. .
Or Z bedrooms, near school, D. C. or Md
SS,no9 to 81, 900. TIE. 1920. .-25
owners West Coast oil company oficiaI
desires commodious modern brick home in
your area. OIL. 1867 between and pm
HAVE CLIENT ANXIOUS for row or semi
detached brick home in more desirable part
TWso ,4554:. with FRANK IS. s. III PH1LIiPs. LIPS
az ~ I5th St NV. DI. 1411. -24
WANTED TO BUY, furnished house, Or
z bedrooms 1928 miles Of b. c.; pay
MM'75o down Write or call LIT. CoMbR.
Navy Dept; washington (25), D. c.. or
call Re 74QC, Ext. 54sS 23s
COUPLE, white can pay good down pyrnt
and about $75 mo. for house; need badly.
No agents; Box &c. Star. 29s
SMALL. MODERN HOME in Hyattsyille
Cheveriy, Sunnybrook or nearby. Cash
No agents. Ko. 1850. --26
Evening star., 1946-08-23
OFFICES WANTED.

EXPANDING SCHOOL desires very large
room Immediately as extra classroom;
downtown location: sTENoTYPE INSTI-
TUTE, MA 1890 IA
cial district Containing one private room.
use OF reception room and half-time secre-
tary for Washington representative small
begin immediately or not later than Octo-
ber l. 1916. Cal Chestnut s0S4. 24s
WASHINGTON BRANCH of national con.
cern needs 5000 SO. IT. Of once space for
their sales dept. Call UNDERWOOD
CORP. DI 1880. Mr.. Stewart. .-2S
ciated certified public accountants; prefer
vicinity Connecticut ave. and K ST.. ID
building with all services. Box 47T-B, Star,
Evening star., 1946-08-23
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FREE DESK SPACE in downtown ofica
building to public stenosrapher in exchanse
CO., DI. 1904, Room sos, $50 F St. NV.
--23
DESK SPACE In downtown ofhce building.
excellent location. Suitable for profes.
sional person. Call FRIENDLY REALTY
CO.. Dr. 1904. Room sos, $50 st. nv.
WE CAN FURNISH You telephone service
and mailing address; also steno. seryicei
downtown location. DI. 314ls 20
Evening star., 1946-08-23

TODAY'S BARGAINS
Arlington Professionalism Colonial
brick with side porch, tiled bath. oil heat,
storm windows, level fenced yard with
trees. Priced very reasonable at $13,5oo
Waverly Hilis-2-bedrm. brick-and-as-
bestos shingle. Colonial home with sids
screened porch. fireplace, tiled bath, equip.
kit. full basmt.. oil heat, .lse. level lot,
S14,250 with SIS. 900 cash.
Near Key Bridge-Lge. 5-rm.. semidet,
brick. in good neighborhood; has tiled
bath, equipped kit, full basment, oil heat,
copper plumbing, etc. Nice level lot. In
nsT.heuse cdS cond. Priced at s12.e5o with
Lyon Park-5-rm excel. frame BUNGALOW
on lge. lots, loc. in very nice section and
very cony. to everything. Priced at $4,000
with $4 900 cash. WEAVER REALTY CO..
CH. 4434, CH. 1852, OK. 3120. PA
6-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, near vicinity
Of darlington: completely furnished:
Nice 7-rm. brick bunsalow, near dlebs
rd and Lee hwy, Arlington; 2 bedrms.
and bath 1st A.. with good sized living
rm., dining rm.. kitchen and porch. fun
basement; oil h.-w.h.; 2 bedrms., bath,
2nd a. House is in excellent condition.
Immediate occupancy. Price, Sl6,25Q.
with substantial cash. NJ. T. BROYHuL
CO, CH. 6733. OK. o149. Pa
Evening star., 1946-08-23

OLD s.RM. HOUSE. in process Of remodel;
'fssle aoEowaY sasd' ''fss ID
NEAR ssa, sGao,LuMBIA p1KE-oleamins va Witt.
masonry; 2 large bedrms.. 1s-ft, liv. rm.,
sSsHpis Ssag e 'SmBss sR sssS FsFb
dL. s77S, Ok. oIzi. - 90 w. @ I'D
GnsM vs Out 9s. ss
Open q t' Sign. M All Il bsief. FIX new d condision' a.
ns. nss yas MODERN sa Ss @
Sedrooms bed on End d noer; @ fSlI basement With
pine panelins, venetian blinds, new avn
ings and many other UNUSUAL features
eaelu, e 80 ovens sns SsSs, * A 1oda daalAlr9 So
open Mi: ssturdsy ~. apa ssSnd.ySsg1 Ssa
Mile Run to open sisn. This loyel,
brsk home On n
kitchen. bedrooms, de luxe bath, fun
base 9 @ has 1sss s Sors
$50; now has 1st trust Of sa.750 at 49,
sni encs in tsss sssh az KAid Io REALTY Co. eyslu
nxshs HASEsfic. nses sARisrockATIc. for the buyer
who demands the best---2la story brick in
nsss sSsssvs so1 as0n IN y:ss ses s6o ss
AgAEC REALTY tNo. 13D. GL. 7oe0 or
coNVaNlENT cS SesiliENT wEsTovER sEcT1oN-a-
equipped kitchen, bedrooms up and den
down; vacant, move tn with svhstanttai
sSsf "a, K.ssseod Il. q Lss hV,. ,Sx
AyAVs SWs O0Vvs |O1
Evening star., 1946-08-23
SUBURBAN REN1-vIRGlNIA.

from Washington, on Little River Turn
pike: l yr.. old; for sale or rent. Alex.
Evening star., 1946-08-23

STUDIO OFFICE, north light. newly deco
rated, good location 3 rooms and bath.
Apply weekdays between $50 and 5. 1928
NJ st. NV. -23
OFFICE SPACE in new freproof bldg, in
5ilvar Gpripe. sJyitahIa for nr I.
Evening star., 1946-08-23

Easy committing downtown washington
ssa sfrr NJ 70 Psl's's w. ss55 5B5sISs|
hEx6TnuL LANpovER HILLS BED
transportatio ton and stores. $4,000 down
ssass ff sExpY 5ipI e. RSazn VIZ es55 ga
CHARMING CAPE COD BuNGALow-2I2,y
bedrm ss and ailed bssh On esnssf rst ha
bedrms.. " bath on End ii; Fully insulated
full dry basement; nice lot, Under $i2 900
tCall cox g. CO., DI. 4254. -25
Nice 9-rm., bath brick home with garage
should make good income after givins
hsas PEARcH ias esss sS'fs saltinoas ave-
hXSEs boRo rARK1pprn. s7rm, stsn.
basement, garage, lot 150x150; in excel.
lent, condition. CLYDE R. ADAMS. UN
ctiHhESviERLY MANOR, Md. 1850. Nv Va.
cant. immediate possession 2-bedroom de-
tached brick bungalow. full basement. large
sArG IL Ga sEcE M eo 1as Ess ss St ess2
FANNY HOUSE, detached corner brick,
Hyattsylle' M;;,o Md; separate .a entrances front
vantageous living home with income; sub
stantial cash REQUIRED, For inspection
sA sa rs ssso We,ss esss VIZ 4A BSn e4$ REALTY CO.
Is ACRES, Prince GEORGES Co., 5 mi D. c.
line: over. 750-ft. front on Tucker I'd.
barn, chicken house. 2-story frame dwell
ing. elec. in. tel. avail, has no plumbing
or furnace; $1,000 should modernize. make
beautiful home; price is S7.650; about
$4,000 cash. Buy direct from owner. Cali
MR.. GulIoM, CO. 2s76 for appt.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION TQDAY--Imme-
modern house, 8 rooms and bath. electric
refrigerator, oil heat: 2-car garage,. 2
chicken houses brooder equipment, garden
tools and power lawn mower: reasonably
Defense hwy. to Lanham. left on old
Bowie I'd; to Springfield Hall Staten
Woodward vss Bldg, RE a4l1. 0a5
MODEM BUNGALOW, adjacent to trans
portation. schools, churches; shopping. etc.
tiled bath. large, bright kitchen; base
afternoons, noon till 8 pm. 100 64th
ST.. Maryland Park. Immediate posses-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-07-26
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Social Security Office
TWO INSURANCE SYSTEMS:
DON'T CONFUSE THEM!

People sometimes confuse their
rights and responsibilities under the
old-age and survivors insurance pro-
gram with those under unemployment
insurance. To help keep these two in
surance systems straight in your own
thinking, here are few important
pointers to remember:
Old-age and Survivors Insurance
benefits are paid by the United States
government under the Social Security
Act to you and your family-if you
qualify at age 65 or over and are no
longer at work. Or they are paid to
your family if you were insured at the
time of your death-whatever your
age. Before you can collect old-age and
survivors insurance, you must first
file a claim for benefits at your local
Social Security Board field office.
Unemployment Insurance, or un-
employment compensation, is paid out
of state funds under state unemploy-
ment insurance laws. Benefits are
paid if you are eligible and no suitable
work is available. They are paid with
out regard to your age. Before collect
ing unemployment insurance, you
must first register for work at your
local U. S. employment office, and
then file claim for benefits at your
local state employment security office.
both of these offices are usually
located in the same building).