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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15
400 Members Attend Montana
Future Farmers Meet

MEMBERS OF THE Future Farm
ers of America, 400 strong, poured
into the college town of Bozeman
last week to meet in contests and
business sessions OF their annual
state convention
The Flathead county chapter won
the coveted state award for main
tanning the best all-around program
throughout the year, and at the final
session of the convention, one of the
chapters members, James Leighty
of Kalispell was named state presi-
dent. He succeeds Bill Michael of
Billings.
Other officers who will serve the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15

When it comes to deciding wheth-
er to use a dust or spray form of
2,4-D in cereal crops-well, it's a
tough question. In the first place,
spraying with Weedicide Butyl Es-
ter is probably less erratic as far
as results are concerned than dusts.
The cost per acre for the chemicals
is less for spray which is another
point in its favor. On the other
hand, by the time you figure in
the difference in labor, cost of
handling materials, and hauling
water-well in many cases, the
total cost per acre will figure less
on a busting program.
Occi-Weed "5" is a so Butyl Es-
ter of 2,4-D Weedicide Dust and we
don't mind saying it's tops. Occi-
Weed "5" has been under high
pressure with Butyl Ester of 2,4-D
and it has a h~ychocarbon sticker
extender. In short, it has superior
busting properties, yet sticks to the
plants. Occi-Weed IS" is so pre-
pared that when properly applied,
the results r equal to spraying.
Your local Independent Occident
Dealer or Occident Elevator will be
glad to give you more information
about Occi-Weed "5"-or write Oc-
cident Elevator, Billings, Montana,
for your free bulletin entitled "An-
nual Weed Control"
Farm Science Dept.
Occidenf Elevator
Billings. Montana
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
Joseph Rosenwald
Continued from page u

continued from page ID
It's efforts since its creation in
1917 have been to enrich and
equalize opportunities for all
Americans.
One of the Major efforts of the
Fund has been: the building of
5,357 rural schools for Negroes
in cooperation with southern states
and counties. Into this work the
Fund put million dollars which
attracted almost equal amounts
from Negroes and white friends
and over 2 million dollars in tax
funds from the Southern Com
munities.
Among notable Rosenwald Eel
lows are rion Anderson,
Katherine Dun h a m, Langston
Hughes, Percy Julian, Willard
Motley, Sterling Brown, dozens of
professors in Southern Negro Col
leges, some 40 Professors recently
appointed to the general "White"
Colleges and of the North, and
such college presidents as Charles
Johnson of Fisk, Mordecia johnson
of Howard, and Horace Mann
Bond of Lincoln.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
GUEST EDITORIAL)
Arizona Loses
Valuable Friend
BY w. A. ROBINSON.

In the passing of Governor Sid
ney Preston Osborn all the people
of Arizona have lost immeasurably.
He was a great statesman, man
of integrity, a Christian gentleman
and governor of all the people.
While the Negro people of the
State know him as a constant
friend, it is not generally known
how much the Negroes of the State
really owe to this man.
The story of Governor Osborn'S
participation as young man in
the Constitutional Convention is
we'll known. Time, however, has
erased some of the details that
show the real caliber of the young
man Osborn. One case may be cited
to show the deep down Christian
character and Christian courage of
the young statesman.
When it was quite evident that
the convention was going to vote
for separate schools for persons
of African descent" a delegate Os-
born was determined that the ini-
quitous idea not become constitu-
tional law. So determined was he
that he personally led the fight in
the convention to have this part of
the school code appear in the stat
utory law rather than in the State
Constitution where it would be
more difficult to repeal it when the
;Iof xxTh
ed it through the Constitutional
Convention either becomes more
civilized or less of a strong state
majority. That time never came
during Sidney P. Osborn's life time.
It may not come during the life
time of some of the rest of us, but
come it will. When it does come it
will not be through the influence
of fFCommunists or Of "crack pot"
reformers. It will come as the re-
suit of the planning and efforts of
good Arizonans like our late Gov
ernor. Some will be native and
some come-lately's, but the spirit
of Sidney Osborn will hover over
them as it will hover over those
who continue his fight to bring
Arizona more water, and to bring
Arizona more Christian civiliza-
ton. Sidney Osborn loved his state
and more than once that love led
him to fight for his state. Thank
God for the character, integrity
and Christian idealism, that always
put the force of his fight on the
right side. .
AVE EFT VALE SID.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
CHURCH news
Announcements Tanner Chapel
A. nj. e. Church


Sunday school $50 o'clock, Mr..
John Stewart, Supt.; Miss Bertha
Warren, Secretary. 11:3O o'clock
morning worship. The pastor will
preach. Subject, "The implications
In Prayer" $50 o'clock Allen c. E.
League. Members are urged to at
tend the league service. Notice
Please: the evening service will be
held at 800 o'clock instead of 7:3O.
The length of the service is as US
ual, just one hour. Sunday will also
be Womens' Day. Those who have
not paid their quota, am sure will
be glad to do so Sunday. The Mems
Day Effort and Program will begin
with the close of the service, Sum
day. Mrs. Anna M. Mcdonald,
chairman; Mrs. Myrtle Copeland,
co-chairman of the Womens' Divi-
sion. The Pastor, Chairman, Mr..
Scotty Oby, Co-chairman of the
Mems Division.
Tuesday evening 800 o'clock
Senior Choir rehearsal. Miss Bobbie
Lewis, directress; Mrs. Cora Grif-
fin, pianist; Mrs. Stella lMosley,
president. Wednesday evening 700
o'clock the Sunday School Board
and Teachers Meeting. All officers
are urged to attend to arrange for
our District Conference. Sunday
School and Allen C. E. League
Convention to be held in Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, June 16-18th.
Rev. H. L. Bingham, Presiding
Elder; Rev. Jerry Ford, Pastor.
The Junior choir will meet for
rehearsal at the close of this serv-
ice. Mrs. Inez Tiny Rosser, sponsor;
Mrs. Rachel Ward, co-sponsor.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
Bow in the Southwest
A New Race Makes a.
BY MACK G. NANCE
Continued from Last Week.)

hsI
She explains, very intellfgently;
that certain environments or sur
roundings, are poorly fitted for
bringing up children. She feels that
the government should provide
suitable institutions for this pur-
pose. This young girl, of Afra-In-
dian birth; looks, above and be-
yond, the science of pinning dia-
per on an alien human insect. I
know of a boy, graduating from
high school this year; who speaks
very intelligently, of electricity, as
a curative agent for certain dis
eases. He is majoring in phsics and
hopes to continue his studies in
medical science, in higher insti-
tuition. Since this is higher than
towing a cotton sack, manicuring
windows or Tipping barbecue spits:
let us rejoice and wish these young
sters, blood of our blood, to 60 on
and on; up and up, until they will
have reached the alpine heights of
intelligence and security.
New SChOOl OF InOugnC
The sudden infiltration of this
strange, yet, legitimate race, into
our midst; provides a new school
of thought. I find, that the children
of this legal merge, are blessed eco
nomically, but socially, ostracized.
Unfortunately; these Mestizos, are
exposed, through no fault of their
own, to racial discrimination and
in many cases; refused service in
public places. This, not because of
their mothers, but because of the
deplorable and humiliating status
of their fathers. Quite naturally,
these babies of yesterday, and
grown men and women of today,
are not conversant with racial
problems as exists in our "TRICK
DMOCRACY." Having studied our
history, the constitution and the
various ugly patches, called amend
ments, decorating our vainglorioUs
constitution; they are astonished
to find constituent right, as pro-
claimed by a synthetic democracy;
smile on one and at the same time
frown on another because of race,
color or creed. They are aStonished
at the cruel and paganistic behav-
ior, of many against man. They are
and have right to doubt the We
racity, the truthfulness of a ques-
tionable regime, falsely labeled, de-
mocracy.
The Grand and Noble Republic of
Mexico
In Mexico, the only factual de-
mocracy, north of Central Ameri-
ca; the Afra-Indian, was a feature
of that country, for the past CEN
tury. They have shared, alike, the
joys and sorrows of that splendid
republic. Segregation, lynching,
mob rule and the villianous 'kkk"
are unknown in this Christian De-
mocracy. Along the border, be-
tween the two countries; virus-X,
poison and contagious affliction,
common to the self-styled "Amer-
lean people" is quietly but certain
ly, poisoning the minds and souls
of a once Christian people. With
this exception, the republic of Mex
leo; is free of racial or class dis
elimination. The constitution of
Mexico;s is firm, just, nonflexable
impartial in it's application and
above all; Cody in it's structure.
The constitution of this outstand-
ing democracy; is rigidly enforced,
commanding a universal love, re-
spect and admiration from all it's
subjects.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
"ShaH The Blind Lead The BlindW

What strange faces politics present Practically self
STYLED Moses of soap box fame campaign on ho-
er than thou platform from which he would have Negro
believe that he the politician was proclaimed 6y
divine providence to set the Negro socially politically
nd communicate free This disciple of good will is not to
be condemned for his temporarily seriousness IN se-ap
praisafor after ALL politician has an eye on SELL
preservation-the first law of nature.
1t must be regrengy admitted that the Negro has been
gulble in large measure to hypnotic promises History
reveals that he has yielded to numerous propostons cam
ouflaged by cigars and watermelons. :,
The time has for the Negro as voter to stop ana
gives utterances is true that candidates are
of the fact that quite number OF Negroes are s
blinded by political ignorance At the same time one ust
keep in mind that many office seekers know little of where
they going and their responsibilities when they arrive
Hence they necessarily interested in legislation for
Negro beterment, despite promises and assurances OF
astronomical proportions to that effect.
This year is another election year, and this year. as IN
past years. political wolves will out in sheep clothing
asking Gentle and Jew alike to hear their humble cam
IF we who constitute the Negro voters of Arizona
deny ourselves for of the pershabe and limited Of
fengs of candidates. for oveures that Will 40 the most
good for the whole shall have MADE super
step forward in propagatng the principles OF Democracy
The right of suffrage American heritage-untort
unately the Negro has only become party to right
the price of blood sweat and tears that might enjoy
that right is the duty this generation descendants
and good citizens to that those sacrfca blessings are
The Arizona Bar Association informed will pre-
sent Invaluable aid to the voters by anayzng the rec
ords of office seekers In much as this is done by
the association should not the Negro voter examine con-
scenousy not only records of candidates recommended
by advisory counses but value the qualifications of all
who wish to be elected by what they have done and will
continue to do for the good of the Negro Such wise
sideraton would earmark candidates who cling to your
side in election time, but who may wish you were dead IN
protection time.
"We have been the Grip Van Winkles of political
for century-shall wake up and choose
leaders who side of the question should
it, shall remain dormant and allow those who have
eyes to see us but seeth us not, to lead us?
God give us men--a time like this demands
Great hearts, true faith and ready hands;
Men whom the lust for office cannot kill
Men whom the spoils of office cannot buy;
Men who possess opinions and will
Men who love honor who will not lie;
Men who stand before demago que
And brave his treacherous batteries without winkng
Tall men, sunburnt, who live above the fog
In public duty and in private thinking.
For while candidates with their many promises and
little deeds
Their Turing phrases and out creeds
Strive selfishly-a minority yet weeps;
Wrong rules the land and waiting justice sleeps!
Arizona sun., 1948-05-28
N 0 + &c E {!
THE DEADLNE

All news and articles must be in
by Noon on Wednesday Of each
week in order to make the dead
line for the next issue.
, 1948-12-22
Hi SALVATION ARMY

Once again we are max
ing an appeal to our friends
and supporters Of this work
for help-in aid of the Poor
Peoples Xmas Dinner.
Thank you.
= WHITE
Gieutenant)
Evening star., 1948-08-20
AUTO PAINTING.
AUToMoTIVE MIScELLANEo
.-1946 MATCHLEss; 300 &C. S

e-1946 MATCHLESS; 500 cc's; in excel
lent cond.; these are exceptional buys;
srads and Hd, terms: ALLIED MoToRcYCLE
1914 INDIAN aCarEF: Ii % in h 5000 SS's Condition
trade and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
SALES, 2O14 NJ ST. NV, RE. 5O73. go
1913 ARIEL Red Hunter: this Is sruly
e; '}s59 Ssssef sac sSfrs an?
Il, ls4e HARIEY.DASnsoN, L. Ip.s "74" in oh nv:
buddy seat, crash bars, and saddle bags;
an.s an exceptional MACHINE also Other g9od
MoToRcYcLE SALES, 2ol4 NJ st. NV,
sALsBGRY M BURY MOTOR SCOOTER. less w5S than
seaf seadon 9a with ornS ss than 1000 m perfect
1sss HSss HaRLsybavIpsoN flsfs 81, ohv, ex-
cellent condition; lots Of extras; $3.50.
tsi fn aIen ass S44s 4s good cond
plenty p.sn Gy, chrome; s225 or best offer, Call
iNpiaN SfIdaf caiEF afs 1882 runs and looks xood
gain at $ss5. Cali Shepherd $780, Q
aakLGY7 Al e Y7naVinsoN : z vi 1a47 "a" overhead:
plenty of chrome; reasonable price. Ii.
Rf5sIE RRSfWsER,saIgkgE, ,agg English ts', s1oo each; 81
IIS INDIAN 1877 Chief. only 1;soo miles;
os shs b sesu ethsr rS sxra o1 Not scratch as.
t,ce for only 1895; small down payment.
Pay as you ride. LEEDS MOTOR CO,
5d20 Wis. ave-, OR. 4407. Open till
MofoRcYcLE. Harley, 1887, "74"; very
good cond; buddy seat, saddle bag; S125.
Ho HS2s s. sSo5 bet and 2.
| access; 1896 Phone NO, 5455 -22
Evening star., 1948-08-20
LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

4O-ACRF TRACT. enchanting view of the
Potomac River; within AS minutes of the
White House and Is minutes to Congres-
slonal Club: Potomac hunt area; tract ex-
4l0l or Vienna 1914 (eves) for details
and appointment to inspect FRANCES
POWELL HILL, exclusive agent. 1908
$ OR is ACRES. Mont. Co. Nd, near
"a ACREs-l2 acres in nice large timber.
Timber to do all building you need On
State Road to Ft;,, Wash. Elect. phone,
bus service. 4 miles D. C. Price 5000
per acre. or best offer for cash No phone
fess i1s5 cSn,mb, %5iIs to owner a. WINFIELD
CLERMoNT. VA, Lot No. SO. IL acres
on top Of the hill; Sl.l00. Vernon M
Lynch and Sons. Lincolnia, Va, Alex.
oxoN HILLaJus. the spot for that
ing beautiful valley; quick price 81 300
per acre, P. F. SKINNER, 5s06 Livingston
I'd. Sc Washington, D. C. -22
3 ACRES, cleared land; telephone and
electricity available; 15 miles from D. C ;
309.n Irortage' good gravel road. Phone
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN. in so acres in
Fairfax County. % miles from Washing
ton on good gravel I'd. . short distance
from paved highway. not far from proposed
Monticello boulevard. All cumberland with
much Of 1t ready for sawmill. Land viii
I2-ACRE TRACT in Lyon Village. suitable
for IS building lots, bordering on paved
street; min from Washington. b. C
Price reasonable for whole tract. Brokers
protected. J. A, LAPoRTE. Gil. 2212. -
Evening star., 1948-08-20
LOTS FOR SALE,

CALIFORNIA ST. near 24th-l00
/ W, GRooMEs. 18th and Eye SITS
%ser sas and an seT9 eec IN W
sell IN any quantity. Am retiring Day
call WA. "205. Night, call UN. s4ls. 30
APARTMENT HOUSE LOTS. 70 IT. wide.
only S2950 If sold today; excellent loca-
ave and Aser ard I'd nee'' n.e. OWNER, e 81 s15e. Q
TWO ADJACENT CORNER LOTS in .x-
h rses Fee Of MHEdd
IDEAL location for homesites: requires only
500 cash Call Mr. BENJAMIN Miller at
NE $500 bet. $50 and Pm. LEO NJ
Reaifo2s RReHHsiEiN NE b4G6 60 l4l' K st: 1niv"
FINE RESIDENTIAL SECTION. 573O Mac
DoUdHERTy, oW, $500, svss, ss oWt H 4SsS. s5
RoLLINGwooD = We have several lots
in this choice location: priced from $4,000
70 S6.50O. WALLACE b AGNEW. INC,
!wo ss sEAiuT1,fFY!p III = coSRsSER Sss LOTS. S located
PRICED at $1,000 cash or terms. Alex
WESTMoRELANp HILLS, MD.-Lovely
Moodsd loi. Owner will sacrifice, $500.
GREENWicH FOREST, Bethesda-6.5a1
6-rm. lla-bath Colonial house included
$3.50. Phone WI. $685.; ewes WI 1857
SIX MILES FROM WASH. in Fairfax
900: Exclusive with METzLER, GL. 1888
GNfvfRsf1Y GHHsf1i PARK. MD, 44oo blk wells
SsrkWSyI.esnla5 az. Hai utilities in IA block to
sETHEsbAIcn oreentre. I'd. 2 corner
pts; all utilities in, paved street; ST 800
a lch. WI. 676s. -21 =
Evening star., 1948-08-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1884, 1924 lITn onn sa1h i 00ks .b good
ssh 81 s4T Pc 4ooo panel yer,
low orig; mileage; brand new, heavy duty
cash cash. or trade. HsRsoN's A4tro 3 APPLf
CO: 9Th and Q SITS. NV, DE. 400. go
is a steal; Practically the price Of the
aHssoSs Aq5o ns SFpfi co. ;ss :aa
FORD is47 1A;yon stake; you ,s sss,t z, oSL tsIl
Terms s.se COO ss sFsds and .ss Age p
CHEVROLET 1910 1h-ton dump, new
tires D. .sSo, inspection ..n su,ranseed trad.
i aEksGNs Il YSro IS 40 zfrIi' Co. sth sHd
DODGE 1889 pickup new otor 9oks sbS fe
= APPLf. CO. sth and 9 sss: NV pr.
FORD 1871 1h-to dump; GOOD cond.
TRACTOR 1s4s ONO model AcRx-e23;
ssm1''t ss1n .asa s s51ak:s snH ana Ss .hf
semitrailer, closed van; priced for quick
Phone OR. 27oo. Ext. 500 after Pm.
CHEVROLET 1910 1h-ton van body ssn. truck;
in good condition; pvt. owner; 1895. Can
sA ssss s'z 81 ~ n.S
ssss r's s.ss soSs S.r F& soss or "a ssSs
IF IT'S PRICES You WANT, see US now.
Cemoco has a large selection, all kinds
and sizes Of good used reconditioned trucks:
so to pick from. 1898 to 1947, some
throush inspection; This IN month HI.. we're unss
here get the best Of the lot; sood trsde. s.a
truck dealer. 5000 Lee hwy, Arl. Va;
CHI. 1000, Other good truck e,rEsins nI and ana
sndri. truck plant, 1921 sdo oronoeo, st.
sTunssAkEE s1S1faassai 4. ls4s tor pickup; .sous
TTpeSis4als41osaL Tei AZ Ss "a psaef ssef delivery new
IDEAL .s5 IS .ns cash. ''; sss &
ssEs sssEzs Z a5'9 s.s., 3 truck: ;sst $500
Sss Ssasn xoyne VAN, .sss; 1872. 500 sksusS4y 8. sSa,
sFoataH aats sess0rI Y14e ls0ri Y5sh sh'ns T.
duty; Co.E.: dealers list. SZ:igI;, gI;,r9Gp 9a5
Ees1,sna PEA, s ssss 81 s4s a.ofss AVE-. silver
ssS2TIiEnsssAfiosaL s2Iinss Ma; IA sIs sis3s; brandn.w -ton
PiesssR tcSax MsoToh sesss n. IL Co.
$3.50 deorgia ave. Silver sprins| Nd
g I'll k.s. saqS; aodel sas. 1s4s tractor. 1920
81: .s,s. sss ..s;:. '5 "a ;;ss. Ss 4sss s
DODGE "a panel; 'ss motor. new rubber:
rood mechanical condition; eissni s2oo'
flckGE 1855 nses s.usss.tss; s.1 .;.,is,s: ssa.:
sion: s1.o7s. ov. 1857. -22
Evening star., 1948-08-20

1853. CONN. AvE.-ofices or studios, ap-
prox. 5000 SO. 1T. Available Immediately.
1910 .YE ST: N.w.-First noor front Of
s. 90 month THE wAsHiNGToN 'fca LOAN d
TRUST co rental dept, 900 st. NV.
OFFICE SPACE AvAILABLE-sinele rms
all space redecorated; ideal downtown 10
pTemsss e See MR Fsns KocH efss Room affa. ff2
bEsTRsRifs bi!snsis Hlds spa9r ga roR St aESr
l4th & Park rd; suitable for most any
PNslness ENS or oeod pTofession. B. J. cRIVEILA.
ATTRACTIVE 2-RM. SUITE. facing Far
rasut square: rooms lend themselves to
Metropolitan Clubs, MayfioWear e and Sat. STAT
coNVFsiEsff s5 H9!sli fa boMNT3oWss SA I31s LOCATION
one, room, II by. Is, S45 a month, in
cluding heat, electricity and janitor serv-
ice For further information, call RE.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ONCE rooms,
available in large modern office bldg, stu
pfd ps coea THoy Gsn aR snd eo Mqpe me-
Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50,
i1i'il Upper J. ca; a.. AVE; Nw.,Larss End floor
electricity and show window included
Can be rented all or part: also large
office office in professional bldg; uptown; reason
~
FOUR Rooms. i large and 0S small; sd-
Jacent TO House Of Representatives Office
slds. ,sIs and Congressional Library Gall
2 RMS, choice Conn. bldg. near May
fSd mower; fqrp og, Or unfurn. receptionist-tel
OFFICE OF o AVAILABLE, reas. rent. Call
sTuDIo OR LABORATORY and rms
with private bath; 1907 H st. NV; will
make some alterations; rent, $50. D. E
i. ARL@very sttrac. 1st-n. suite; 2
reaS, Ex 72e4. or Gil. 1864 A'
PRIVATE OFFICE and use Of larger ONCE
floor at iith and K sts. % NV vi for VI nominal
rent. Phone Ma. 1926; ewes, IA 3434
AIR-CooLED GROUND FLOOR. 1919 K st
famine and basement private lavatories
steam heat, auto parking and custodiai
ssrviees s provided very reasonable rental
55o SO TT. of sttr. open floor space
End floor, ultramodern bldg. suitable for
doyntown;, Call Elk .07i7, @22
olds; suitable for professional man.
Apply manaser. 60I 18th st. NV, or call
BREuNINeER q SON. NC, Ma. 2o4o.
9th AND G SITS. N.w.-2nd and srd
floors available; bright. large rooms, COM
pleteiy renovated; reasonable. Call MI.
Franklin, GL. 445o, with WEAVER BROS:
NC Nc Washington Bldg. DI. $500. 80
s55s 9snis BRoWs Sis II REsfTT 5sIn
End Fl. NEW BLDG. in oeorsetovn.
can be arranged. ME. 1886. -22
Evening star., 1948-08-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont. J

IS ACRES, approx, located mr.. Fairfax
Station. 300 it. front on hard surfaced
road, about half wooded Stream, excl.
hunting grounds, $3.50 per acre. Terms.
OVER FIVE ACRES. beautifully wooded
land in fast-deyeloping section of Fairfax
County, 8 miles from downtown Wash
ington. Water main within two blocks of
this property. Ideal for small estate or
for small DEVELOPMENT. Priced lower than
nearby acreage. Phone GE. 7O37. -22
100 ACRES, ideal for low cost homes, 5
acres zoned for business. School, gas,
way frontage Trunk line sewer crosses the
property for a distance of 1900 it. 4
miles from Pentagon Bldg. Can be sold
yited Call CHI. 1866. VIM. P. PARRA-
MORE. owner -22
. CHOICE ACRES. 7flO mile from Airing
ton County line, suitable for small estate
development, almost any purpose you de-
sire; $40 500 Call OM $3.50 30
Evening star., 1948-08-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT,

COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH, MD room1;
"a, 5stT,iGs,5.tor s,, gas s stove Az. si-seDt
SEVERAL EXCELLENT cottages for rent
in North Beach, Chesapeake Beach and
West Beach; available from August 21st
until after Labor Day, priced from $50 to
p m or see j. Z. TALBERT, Agent. wash.
blvd, West Beach, Nd. Saturday or SUM-
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-cottase for rent
furn., running water. .elec. Avail. Aug
% to 20 and after Labor Day. Call IL
sEHBY on THE BAY-Larse modern cot
81 safe oaas ayaiItsle .ts.r from August rs. Call
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY miles from
Annapolis; a modern Arm cottage. new
bath, elec. range, Frigidaire, instantaneous
hot water, neatly furn.; sandy beach: $50
per wk.: available Aug 20 through Sept.
special rates for fall season. MI. 1909.
BUNGALOW ON wATER-sleeps 10: all
modern conveniences: beautiful grounds;
available Sept. Is through Sept. 90. MI
BREEZY POINT BEACH-Lse. screened
cottage, ami. sleeps 10: Sept 8, Sept.
10; Ss6. Inquire STEADS COTTAGE or
call CHI 1883. Monday. after g pm.
COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH, weeks Aug
81 to Sept 4, S3b Der week FIR 1892
Evening star., 1948-08-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
of pkge. mdse. incl. local del and out-of-
town shipping, via truck or rail, is the
modern method for broker. factory rep. or
natl distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO so Fla ave. ne, HO. 06S2.
LGE. WAREHOUSE SPACE, approx. 10000
So #; first and second frs; all or
part; will remodel to suit tenant; has
railroad siding with loading platform, on
q. S. Route ! Jefferson Davis hwy. Apply
POTOMAC TILE & MARBLE CO, 2s11
Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl., Va. phone ia.
500. Peter s. Arban. -21
S25 PER MONTH RENT-Commercial Q
story brick. approx. 500 So # for storage
or small shop, 1915 Linden court, IN the
rear OF Atlas Theater. 1900 block ne.