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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: One thing about which
there is real oneness of opinion
among the Parish Streets is that
of things don't change in a hurry,
with Comrade Vishinsky talking
about the President and War mon
gers over here and Comrade Stain
and his buddy Ardonov getting to-
gether over there to bog down
the Marshall plan, there is sure
gazing to be another war, and
like the other one, and the one be-
fore that somebody is going to
start out trying to keep the Me-
gro soldiers out of the fighting
units if possibleby saying that he
takes too long to learn, or words
to that affect. This matter came
up this past Saturday night as
me and some of the boys along
the Ole Avenue gathered as usual
around our fish and beer and some
one startd talking about how them
Central High Boys looked in the
Football Parade last Friday mar
ching up Capitol street in their
soldier suits and puns practicing
to be soldiers while going to SCH
DOL. AS there is nothing about
which the Parish streeters gets
hotter about than when somebody
trys to belittle the work of the
Negro soldier, the question arose
as to why the boys out at Lanier
High Schol cant have the Cadet
Carps and be training for soldiers
while going to school. AS one fell
low says, that money which is
being used to train them cadet
Corps up at Central High School
comes from federal and state mon
ey, which is the tax money paid by
Colored and White Folks. AS one
fellow said, this last War soldiers
had to be real hep to learn to use
them ne winstruments and guns Of
war, and in the next one, the guns
and thigs are going to need even
more real hep soldiers to use them
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11
UP AND DOWN Parish Street
ny PERCY CIR EENR

Negro boys go to war just like
White boys and Colored folks pay
taxes, federal and state taxes just
like White Folks do. Since there
show looks like there is going to
be another war and Cadet Train
ing at the High Schol is getting
ready to be a soldier it looks like
somebody ought to do something
to see that Cadet Corps be put
out at Lanier High so that every
body else want be so far ehead
of the negro soldiers when the
war gets started; whose business
is it to see about this, it is
the Negro parents who send there
sons to school before sending them
off to war.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11
A BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIAL

For the kids must use ink,
no spills, A fountain pen that
writes up TO 3 years without
! filling. The first pen ever ad-
vertised write over 2 years.
Ball pointed 50 your can't
break the point. This offer ex-
pires Sept. Is. Celors: Black,
Blue, Wine and Brown. Price
|, s1.OO. Internationally guar
! anteed. Uuse Postal note or pin
one dollar to add. r. NJ. John
son, 4O31 st. Ferdinand, st.
Louis IL, Mo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11
War Alcohol

War Alcohol
During 1914. total output of wal
alcohol reached an au-time peak Of
SOC, 900. 900 190-proof gallons.
Cleaning Gilded Frames
Gilded picture frames can be
cleaned by rubbing with a soft cloth
dipped in milk or egg white.
Cracked Egg
To boil a cracked egg without hav.
ing the white run out, add salt to the
water.
Round Pupils
All monkeys and human being
have eyes with round pupils.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

he left to make his home in the
big windy city he had little more
htan a reputation for nerve and
nobody would have bet a plugged
nickle on his chances for success.
Up in Chicago, though, he kept
plugging. He is now regular
Disk Jockey over station VIVID,
$4,000 Watts, and VICES 5000,
broadcasting five times daily I'M
der the name of AL BENTON.
He says he can be picked up any
day here around 1915 daytime.
Congratulations Arthur. We'll
be digging you.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: He that
puts confidence in cards, dice,
balls, bowls, or amy game lawful
or unlawful doth adventure to be
laughed at for a fool, or die
beggar, unpitied.
John Taylor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11
A Tale OF The
Caribbean Sea
BY Milton Maps

There lives by the sea, a captain
humble bee:
He's as funny as bee; as one would
wish to see.
He dwells alone by he Caribbean
sea,
With a hole in very spacious tree.
Captain humble bee is very fand of
cherries trees.
He never at cherries - but taps
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

Playing it's first home game of
the season, Campbell College was
beaten rs to 0 by NJ. I. College
here Saturday.
All during the game played op
Jackson College Field, the big
team from Holly Springs, Miss.
showed its superiority over the
Campbell College eleven.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

WHAT THE WELL DRESSED
YOUNG WOMAN. is wearing
this fal. Miss Jones of the
staff of Campbells College, catch
ing al leyes in a black ensemble
Sunday
NARROW ESCAPE DR.. S.
D. Redmond barely missed being
crushed by a heavy steel and con-
crete beam early Tuesday evening
when truck unloading out at the
Carver Trade School knocked the
beam from it's moring causing it
break and when falling and thus
miss hitting him. Had the beam not
broken, it would have hit him di-
rectly on the head. The near ac-
cident happened around three o.
clock in the afternoon and despite
his usual energy, DR.. Redmnd was
upset by his narrw escape that
he spent the rest f the evening
at home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

There I've told you a story of the
humble, humble and the honey
honey, bees.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD. +. i.
Aruthr Leaner, who everybody used
to know up and down the Ole Az
enue was in town early this week
to visit his mother, Mrs. Leaner
I'D on East Church Street. Before
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-11

A WORD TO A PARISH STREET
BUSINESSMAN. With a Cad
lac Car and thousand dollar crap
games. no man can last
long. as a businessman
A WORD TO A GOOD LOOKING
YOUNG LADY L got i'm a
cab with you the other night and
a mans wife ran after you, and
you just did make it in. She had
a knife in her bosom. You said
she was after you, but she hadn't
seen nothing. She'd just heard.
Well, lady, you'd better stay out'n
her way because of she sticks
that big knife in you on what she
heard, you'll be just as dead as if
she'd seen.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Tijuana Dropping
Evil Appeal in
Bid for Tourists

The old saying that Tijuana lives
mot by its wits but by the halfwits
who patronize her will apply less in
1948, according to travel agencies
arranging tours to the lusty resort
on the Mexican boundary.
internationally known as a resort
of civic delinquency, Tijuana is set
ting up new tourist lures for more
honest living. For 80 years, the
wayward haven has been a lark
Journey for tourists and q magnet
for refugees, misfits, gamblers,
schemers and wanderers. During its
heyday of quick marriages and
quicker divorces, 1t featured amuse-
ments, games and rackets tabooed
in the States.
With steadily dropping monetary
returns from such pleasures, the
callous community has lost its spell.
Quickened by the repeal Of prohibi-
ton, the resort has been tumbling
downhill. It's overworked evil appeal
became known as sordid and fakiSh.
While it is still the resort for those
who seek Summing, its outward ap-
pearance will be changed. Economic
and political wisdom, rather than
a desire to reform, have prompted
Tijuana to clean house.
Winter visitors to Tijuana will see
many changes and more authentic
exotic atmosphere, with an oppor-
tunity Of purchasing Mexican-made
products.
Today the resorts business sec
ton hardly is recognizable to visitors
Of two years ago. Concrete and
brick are fast replacing the rowdy
alleys of squat Mexican shacks. A
$500, 0,000-a-month construction pro-
gram is nearing completion. A new
five-story hotel is soon to tower over
the Jai Alai Palace, which took
more than 20. years to build.
The appeal theme of Tijuana in
her new behavior is to legitimately go
Mexican. Formerly its steady enter
prise bore the label made in U. 8.
A." Old buildings are being torn
down, Spanish architecture Is ris-
ing.
Whether its "sinless" policy will
provide q livelihood remains to be
seen, but 1948 tourists will see
different Tijuana.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

BY Congress- plans celebration Of the
formed consisting members
Senate and House Representatives and prominent citizens
congressional members Of the commission Senators Arthur
Senate Arthur Capper
Republican, of Douglass Buck Of
Of Florida and Joseph
the House, Everett NJ Drksen Republican
Illinois, Sol Bloom Democrat New York and Walt Horan Republican
Of Washington.
commission Commissioner ohr
Russell Young Robert " Fleming Joseph Mcdaashy Carter
Woods Bliss and Mrs Philip L. Graham.
of the commission having
therefore for the celebration appear to be
available at present 49,. .
appropriate of such celebration of
being located here that the
participating the Government of the United States
During this long period of century and half these Intelligent
substantial occupied the position Of citizens
of the Republic but of subjects Government
these all the burdens
attained stature of adults their country and such
their representatives in both houses the Congress
also enjoy the privilege Of voting for electors Of President
proposed
which will begin 1850 feature coo
included the celebration the freeing Of these
accomplish the
Constitution and subsequent legislation enacted Hereunder
NO valid reason or excuse on american grouna mas ever peer
Objection might be raised particular form of joint
resolution proposing such amendment the Constitution but not to t
principles involved,
grant voting representation the people Of the District
President would constitute th
District Of Columbia of State than Through the
granting such privileges the residents of the District of Columbia
individually, would the status Of citizens Of State
They would then have authority the exclusive Congress
controlled of than the citizens Of the The
difference would be that District through their elected voting
and would have the fraction
National Capital citizens
State and IN the same manner as their participation in the affairs
There could possibility Of conflict Of authority
Nation and State the Of the than exists
would continue in exclusive control The time for favorable
action Is long overdue
Evening star., 1947-11-23

You fly swiftly, comfortably when
you 60 by Clipper!
You travel with the airline which
offered first regular service across
the North Atlantic to Europe 1939
-. first round-the-world (194O...
has more overseas flying expert
snce by far than any other airline.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
General Warfare on Japanese Beetle;
Sesquicentenniala and Citizen Status
By Jesse G. Suter

Mr.. Noyes Ideas on Government for District
late Theodore w. Noyes regarding the the District
Columbia
letter addressed the late Paul 1h under date Of
favor voting our National Government and
pecede participation
In 11oss it may
mt our in my ny
who will themselves be impotent
he sd
@ oss @ and n that Of votes votes s a nV sn
officials themselves impoent
@ G hs nd be M
courts rulings be modified before effective participation
decision bringing before Court preferably
opinion long District that if the Supreme
Court today passed the question: the old decision would be
United Front Will Help Solve Japanese Beetle Problem
an s ep ens ns @ es5ss sa % y the s e
there @
participation.
interest hTosb the Efforts m active local Committee of that
Hills Hlcrest Fort Davis all committed to follow plans
zabe dent is be made this problem will will require well
unattached individuals
community OF those living the outlying sections detached
naturally the
than those living in the more compact sections.
The Washington Board of Trade Federation of Citizens Asoca
Federation Of the Federation Of
enlist united against thes
destroyers.
The District charged with the responsibility of the
Capital needed
active participants in this all-out warfare
beetles division lines
Jurisdictions embraced within the National Capital
Metropolitan the should have its welorgand divisions from
territory and This
opportunity aid in making the fight unanimous.
There should be enrolled in this great the local with
able under censorship and will
privilege fighting along side by side with the citizen
participants.
To put successfully such broadened campaign will require
facilities
and established reputation affairs suggested
Washington Trade undertake the handling particularly
aspects this important community task.
Federation start but will have its hands full
keeping interest Of its constituency There
question credit involved 1t community job
by the effective methods crystalze
will dividends with credit for all
participants.
to exemnate the jap
beetle.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
The Junior Board of Commerce and Sales Tax

|
editorial the Bulletin official Of the local Junior Board
November Is is entitled why Sales Tax?
interest substitution of
local Its pungent presentation
the editorial Is quoted in full:
for the opening Of Congress
inevitable the Nations Capital
However appears this subject will for than Its usual
1948 since will election
years District
citizens this Capital City voice in their
self Strangely enough spite Of this lack franchise
in meeting the fiscal needs Of the District
those where the ballot box dictates the
policies of taxation. ...
Among the s4s proposals to be considered for our city the
adoption equalizer all the sales Economists prefer
Communist Taxation the we-todo class brand as the
Spending and the labor leader blasts the
Oppressor of the Poor
call the Equalizer of all Men, because the human
conceived of taxation which places the burden
shoulder Of the who
the sales leaders that the income
profit from his earnings before
mention the hundred
which avoid showing profit their
earnings.
plays heritage
involving necessities Of
housing specific
gasoline cigarettes from
sales tax levies.
with greatly esened income taxes Let's support the sales
and place the tax responsibility where 1t belongs"
tCivic Meeting Calendars May Be Found Page B-S)
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HOUSES WANTEp TO BUY (cout. !

nOOSES WANt61 ~ U0t NtSVUt.I =
n PROMPT ATTENTION % the sale q
sHkIss s1s L "qss RssisSr sSn s sos North Capitol "a
sJa sxva nssSsNs noSbN.scf sis oar1clAL aa1s wants A.
enough e keep ! pepy; sp,s ppsssfer Hillandais
%ASTsD y SHlsssil.s sy assss March Il 0 kitchen
and bath apt. or house: will keep up re-
sls lss hs Is s'ss sss.sa ss'ssRs'A s9S AT sa
. s. ,,I for al. sou;s: r..:s :pd sat-. as Se:
aSusf rs lssaSG pSR 5Gs aaao VII. Sss
Sosss & siaS as tn nfaass x,ss - xa ne sr Md
ATTENTION, .ANACosTIA. Fl. DAVIS
have cash buyers Offering top prices for
Pissss a call 'hfsS a 'ss Srsnk 81 PseeA ceAAPM%
REALTY CO, RE 1916 eyes, Pr $3.50,
5. &c c. PROPERTY WANTED white or col:
oredi purchase or sell ior you. JOE
Ssds ss. ssa ss .As So g @ sss down. down.
EXcHASGE two-bedroom apt. for 4:sed-
seheI pGe nusf With hsTs fSSs isRbs Reasrs
MA. 05s2; ewes. wO. $3.50. rs
AM INTERESTED in s.w. property, frame
VIZ We ARE s DEsiRoTs of a beautiful hos,s
in Kenwood, Crestwood, Wesley Hsts. or
any restricted community: must be nice,
4 bedrms.. :, or more baths. Call MRS.
ewes, HO. a343. II
FROM OWNER-3 or 4 bedrm. dst. brick.
center hall. Law. 1st floor; any good NV:
section: less than S25,000. Call ia. 2S63.
BY GOVT. EMPLoYE, cash above trust,
small modern house or capt. duplex at
fair price. BOX 23l H; Star, -, ~
house if priced right; prefer places suitable
for renting rooms, any size. 101O Ver-
mont ave, Room 211. RE. .5140.
WE NEED YOUR PROPERTY for sale. II
you desire quick eficient service, give US an
opportunity by calling Ex. sos. RALPH
D. COIN. INC. cor. 11th and K SITS. NV.
CoLORED-wILL PAY CASH for rooms
or more, in Brookland or NV. section.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

GROOM BRICK. HOUSE on edge Of the
city. to be bought on CT loan. Box 81
SILVER sPRlNG-Brick or 8 rooms;
around $4,000, $4,000 cash. Box 499-C,
GEORGETowN-An old house; suitable
for rsmodeling, Or one already remodeled,
i well pTsed avds Box .M 5TS,G star
fun value; free appTaisals. caII RE 1885
until 8 pm; 1439 st. NV. Real Estate
In yaI, Az It's ,g grsnsssS nsNT op sr, vorr nron
erty for se soiored @ Won't take me peGs ons
RoysE "4o h,1 s. DI 79sa snsi
WI VIZ WoJhp III 'fsh LIKE sfa To Ss su1 s'' home in
sssroom.. ms ns.' va p s sdes nu'' have at least
WE HaVg hSgss euck PasF sGYERs 81 for
and va, homes Give US call we gili
TsSs 45s isss nRss1a''t WHILE ~ F'sss' ao
WaSrED tass hSGt fok tsa easa-D BE- or nearby Nd
t. AN 6G aisi for 'sfs W. bres es0S
q GaS,ls Manor BOX si,s.J ss.J' Star Star owner
Wasanston S1snsI raw q cLfNToN sHefo w. EaoLEsToN
day. phone DU. 5o51; after pm., DU.
WANTED. or bedroom home in Wiz,
snla from 9Tnef Gnlz HosF e. ssa Ssa' on s
Ms. sGet' rasessen; a, With cossER 4 RYoSS'
INC; Re s$sIs $2is or Or Or snt..,.n 6334; n2e g.
geGrse g a5snpS Mess WI noWpER re 9p 70 M4o fi2e@
ISrs rfEHFwoRGn 81 sSa2 81 4R 4sRa1GfaTrwooD%e
have cash for attached saas |, heSsss eSegx
once ahsee Cali iiA Samuel i B. Loyeless, with j
RUPERT MoHLER. Jr, Realtor MA. 1880
CASH {. for io SIS rms. furn. or unfurn.. sauls
Add, Brightwood vic, Silver Spring; con-
sss:s: 5ss9.s Or r ss: .ssssn. sR
REYsToNE KEY 1Sd M NA. s5s4' AT. 1875.
Or "a. heat: reasonably priced. Write Box
Isaih Tos eSick Sis ACTION |l.s M yes5 properly pert
e saohs IL r fss Rs'fs' Ms sa Ei ssf ssf
;ST Wr aia cas fth ell st. YoUa MousE it.
satHs sa.isn '0es1 viz + T. s@gNPEss Co, ~ me- &
Realtors Test. 1887. 1919 st. NV. Dl
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property. ne.
sn cos cox eo seorfs 4s54 RE- 1915
viii viii pay y' tor price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
GO. 1874 @a ~ St, s.nsrnIy%. 1;E * S4oo VII, nav
Eli All cssn an OF Nv Win sell Z Tor : YOU We set
results, quick IS ss'isp Ws9oo MAX MILLER 800
slss x4sI : = s..E Hyshx;r yssh1sxr,a list ssss t.
F. aSs Sc THi, Ssos 2. IN .,s,I;. 3 pm ,,,t,n.
70 purchase homes in any section Of Wash
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1908.
MANNAS REALTY CO. can sell your neuse
At today's value. Our estimate without
az. 27s4.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--hs,shsess.

HOUSES FOR SAkk--Noftheost
COTOKED-LARGE CORNER HOME which
Is now being used as church. available 1or
Sns sieoSS Si,sn.ss ssss aSRhERRT sHEa nsoNs
Realtors. SIS East Capitol st.. Ii. 0l 20
CoLonEpLlie Is shcrt yet nT sweet snd u sss 81
ne. 3-unit 5uildins comEglete; live IN N
rab. Ther e. a yoYs opsn snn to oEPH
BRUNO CO, Realtors. 903 st. NV. Ma
GOLoRED. 1900 block Capital ave. ivy
Rssr iIfss1 re RsAITy lsr 'es CO, 1sss st. NV M
eoIoRrip eeaaSsi 4 UNIT & BLOCK. Florida aye ne.
rS9"s each sscd dorn 1at Rs h2Isfs
CO, 1855 P st. NV. Nj. ss45. MI 7s76.
61ia ~ pm opsa Eas4RsN ss4TRpaSy nyE T.
inspection Sun. Ia pm, Large enough for
club house OF, rooming house. 70 rms. 2
s ssths see eaT ESss ssrasf ssiss E assS sge
rate entrances, baths; Kitchens. hot-water
ssns ssss me- section s easy M terms
ranged, Call TABLER. INC, 1923 st.
o oc0LoogRaEab-BRooKLAND. ogaa e-rm. det.,
REALTY CO. HO. 23S7. Ewes MI. 144S.
COLOKED-e00 BLK; EYE ST. NE.-Brick
the other' n i suiIt s' as s.family nat priced
1 # aP siR ReatS pnGas sssdnsfNs sds
coIoRED-shooKIAND; sIsssa D. Hh edisI rms, auto.
heat, hardwood floors; full BE- bssement, brick.
nInspessti9n 4 s IN, BY "ooa appointment. Call MR.
GoIosEDoTWa.rAM1LY poI9sss b. TaSo: de lux. bunqa.
lon 1no otrtr attv far ticE
sale: 2 complete private units. large living
room with fireplace. kitchen with break
fast, nook; hardwood floors. oil burner;
ss Nj r. sPiPTs 9ss ss
GeT 5s1s1g w. qaef gastand Gar
dsnt beautifully M located in this fine ssS sec
rms. bath. all on l floor; additional
bedrms. upstairs. nice deep yard. det. ga
rage, fun basemt.. h.-w.h;, excel condition;
onf on Ii os4o sun m cApiToh VIEW M Try
CO., Realtors. Exclusive Agents, 5001 East
GonoRFp-BEAur1FuL GoGlsSs d Capitol view
We haye ne brick Snes In
every respect and quality built; one is
5-rm. house, the other 9 rms; lovely tile
baths, ultra modern kitchens, gas &C.
heat; al Of those desirable features yi, yoin,
Ii 3540 or Ii. O84O sun for complete
details CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO,
Realtors. Exclusive Agents, 50O1 East Cap
COLORFD-1Ii1 BLADENsBURG RID. NE.
ID rms, bath. Arcola heat, 1st CONN.,
ooS s. Myrtle St pfe ,s rms yo baths 4 S..
North 1907 = -------------------
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,..

NEAR 10th AND G sTs.--A row brick Of 8
rooms and bath. with oil heat and de-
tached garage. A bargain at price below
eyeninss and Sunday. OR. 3503
COLoRED-S5OO DOWN. 332 N st. s.w-
8 rooms modern and and up-to-date. DAVID
FACING AGRICULTURE DEPT, near 10th
and Va, ave. s,w.-A very attractive home
batfs; j apt apt rented dd at si25 GSt monthly
furn.: price, including furniture. Sl3.5O0
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Realtors, MA. 0352
-2S
NEAR 9Th AND G SITS. s.W.-Attractive
3-story dwelling arranged as 3 apts.;. .
nice rooms, bath; deep lot. garage; price
$3.50; FLOYD E. DAVIS co. Realtors,
NEAR Tth ST. WHARvEs-vacant & Ige
rms. and bath. h.-wh.: reasonable price
MA 1Q3G .--an
Evening star., 1947-01-26

COLORED-UNIT BLOCK Of Que st. nv
6 rms, bath, recention hall, : incl porches'
oil heat, price 81 900, $1,000 cash
n oil burner, price $4,000. $4,000 cash,
laoe, block OF 18th st n.w.-S rms,
bath. h.-w.h., 1st commercial Sll 500.
500 block Of 4th st. n,w-2-family
Unit block OF Fla. ave. n.w.-6 rms
hath h.swh. 1st commercial. Sl0,5oo.
1000 block of st. n.w.-l0 rms:
baths, n.-w. heat. cleo, $3.50. $4,000
900 block Of 4th St nw.-Church with
,h-rm. apt. above; Earaee age in rear ls'
comm; price $500. $500 casn;;
e-rm frame. So."5O. ST 500 cash. GUY
SIMMER, 1896 You st. NV. North 4901.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

sr-
io iai 'Gsg9s UaoLo s5'SsaEfxsEEr SExEr9 CO.. ME-
fam. for any commercial use. S4: 300
AUER BACH g. CO.. d. 3l31 or AID. o9o7
STokMo5REDMrs sT nj nHo: ROOMS. 3 BATHS; 2
Condition. Sunday. call MR.. SMITH, RE
s9dt ssodIonhpNAvos dsly. Ap lRti REALTY Cove have
WITH With !. low ' down payments. Dupont 4o.7,
SESSioaKhbt0Isss ES aset Or GE sT AZ, .wBeautitul g.
sn. row brick: oil h-w.h,. fun basement IS,
An excel home in IN most KrSsToSs SssTosSSs SSe NA
ssSoSI4okEbsoo sSS4 AI 1868 BIoCk So or FLORIDA aye
nw9room house rpTSS prlseSS' sepssx sSiSn" NJ NJ
GctoIGoREoMssoo GtTG HseHssssaoio sLK. 18th ST. Nv
sI555o rented as w apt, h1Hsf hpHRKER fn'0Mf Mf
1920. DE. 3237. so
Sriek SaeI os4th With !, porches Upstairs inclosed
full ba sement. Hot-water heat; on lsun-
~. PSs S6osi s5''f Be- for sis ss:f
EganinasD EEoIoREDAUPPER Al FER 18th ST. $500 blk;
rms tn lhrsf basemenf, TssneriDn na front and
beaehes!. peasi !0i Cali RELIANCE CO, 1888 llth
st. NV. DU. 0a2S. Sun. and ewes; cal Sail
Mrs; Toliver. TR. $751; or Mrs. TaS0S'
S9nef1p4nesMi Some n fihe seetion only ST. down
s rooms, bath. oil heat ree5satonr pr rgemY; IN
J, Sterling, oE. 1slo' uRCloLo hEAsss Eass
CCooIioMkEElD1BAcRoss Col me- 1gAAicRoss HOWARD UNIV
: Isl commercial, wonderful location Tor
gSur S5 own 6q5nsss uReoo pu' REAhTY hsne M co NE
1871.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

SoLoREDL1soo BLOCK a ST. ST
hot water oil heat. excel cond.; cheap
MRS ANDREWS, CO 114S
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Sea Scout Ship Rescues
Sailors Off Hains Point

Two sailors, whose l5-foot sail
boat CapSized off HainS Point yes
terdaV afternoon, were fiShed out
of the water by the Sea Scout Ship
Lexington which at the time was
on another rescue mission, taking
gasoline to stranded cabin cruiser
near Fort Washington.
The Lexington. manned by Skip
per Morris Springer, 3405 Martha
Gusts drive. Alexandria, and seven
Sea Scouts, lowered a line and lad
der to the two unidentified sailors
who were floating in life jackets
near their overturned boat. They
then hauled the Sailboat up with
their davit. bailed it out, and sent
the sailors on their way.
Meanwhile, another Sea Scout
ship from Alexandria had gone to
the assistance of the boat stranded
off Fort Washington so the LeXing-
ton returned to the base at 450
Maine avenue S.W.
The Lexington. a 75-foot former
Coast Guard Cutter. plans to leave
tomorrow on a 20-day cruise to New
London, Conn Mr. Sjringer, three
Sea Scout officers and Is Sea Scouts
will make the cruise