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St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Marching Unit Holds
Election and Party

Minnehaha Temple Marching
Unit, Company A, held an election
and belated Christmas party Fri
day, Jan. 30, at the Elks Rest.
Officers newly elected are:
Myrtle Banks, chaplain; Maxine
Jones, first lieutenant; Ruth
Brown, second lieutenant; Mar
qurite Washington, sergeant-at-
arms; Odette Camp, treasurer;
Margaret Vaughn, secretary;
Lewis Whitlock, training officer.
Brig. Gen. Pascal Todd issued the
commissions.
Gifts were exchanged among the
members and a dinner was served.
Cannon Guest at
Law Sorority Dinner
Raymond W. Cannon, Minneapo-
lis attorney, was the guest speaker
at a dinner meeting Of the local
chapter Of Kappa Beta ri Sorority
last Tuesday evening, February
Bird, held in Coffman Memorial
Union Of the University Of Mime
sofa.
Kappa Beta Pi is composed Of
women students in the College Of
Law at the University and this
meeting was in furtherance of
Brotherhood Week.
1t will be recalled that this or
RanizatiOn recently eliminated
racial restrictions from its mem
bership requirements.
Sioux City Pastor
At Bethesda Sunday
On Sunday, February Sth, Rev.
H. R. Boston Of Sioux City, Iowa,
will be guest speaker. Rev. Boston
is pastor Of the Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Sioux City, Iowa.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Humphrey Praises
Truman 10 Point
Rights Program

In a letter to this newspaper
Wednesday, Mayor Hubert H.
Humphrey, local, state and national
political figure, praised President
Truman's 10 point Human Rights
program,
Humphrey said:
with all my heart ! endorse
President Truman's ten point plan
to fully guarantee the rights Of all
our citizens.
This is the call to action. The
President has given us concrete
proposals to carry the subject of
civil rights from high sounding
declarations of principle TO the
realm of living reality. The re-
port Of the Presidents Committee
on Human Rights gave US the raw
material to formulate our policy.
The Presidents special message to
Congress is the program Of action
to implement that policy.
81 think the Presidents message
presents US with the greatest chance
we have ever had TO realize our
spoken ideals. Each century and
each generation makes dramatic at
tempts TO regain ground lost and
to go on to make good the promise
Of our unfulflled heritage of ideal
ism. II we seize this opportunity,
if we work as never before, the
Presidents message can become
the Magma Charta or the Declara-
ton of Independence for our times.
History has presented us with
a magnificent opportunity. Let us
show ourselves worthy Of this ehal-
lenge presented TO usl"
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Paper Asks Senator
Ball to Clarity
New FEPC Stand

The following wire sent to Mnnesoa senior SENATOR
Tuesday:
Senator Joseph H. Ball.
Senate Office Building,
Washington, d. c.
Question: Was carried Tuesday Minneapolis
suggesting that do favor FEPC with enforcement
powers correct?
is accurate will you please wire your
position o the bill now before committee.
Our newspapers and people this who effective
FEPC law have been under impression favored bill designed
do a real job
Our deadline is Wednesday Am anxious get
direct statement from you for current edition.
CECIL E. NEWMAN, Editor,
St Paul Recorder. Mnneapolis Spokesmnn.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Zion Boy Scout
Troop Recognized

Boy Scout Troop No. 1852 of Zion
Baptist church has been reorgan-
lied with eight boys.
Albert Johnson is Scoutmaster
with Robert Benford and Marion
Parker assistants.
NJ. f. Bell has been advanced
from chairman of the troop com
mittee to institutional representa-
tive. Lawson Porter is chairman
of the troop committee. Two new
committeeman are F. L. Braxton
and Plouis Moore.
Plans for troop activity for the
year are progressing. News of re-
newed activity at Zion comes at
the time Of the observance of Boy
Scout Week Feb. 6 to II, the 38th
anniversary of the founding Of the
movement in America.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
CASSTUS LEADS IN
LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE SOLICITATIONS

A. B. Cassius, Minneapolis bust
ness man, leads all individual solici-
tors in the annual Minneapolis Ur-
ban League drive for members.
Sunday has been designated by
Minneapolis ministers as urban
League Day" Congregations will
be urged to take individual mem
berships in the organization.
Theodore Woodland is in charge
of membership solicitations among
fraternal groups. Mrs. Margaret
Combs, Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell and
Mrs. Helen Grever are cooperating
in neighborhood appeals.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
January 80 Volume
Number Incorrect

The Volume Number Of the
January 30, 1913 edition was
VOL. XIV, NO. 25 and NOT
NO. 26 as printed.
This information is for those
libraries that keep bound vol
umes Of the paper and others
who clip articles and news
stories for future reference.
This edition is the real Vol
ume IA, NO. 20, edition Of the
paper.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Fire Causes $500
Damage to Home
OF Turner Prices

A fire Tuesday, Feb. 3, 800
pm, in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Price, 706 Rondo
Ave, resulted in 5000 damages
on the second floor Of the resi-
dence. The fire was caused by
wiring on the second floor and
spread throughout three bed
rooms, destroying most Of the
furnishings.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Owner Enters Front Door
AS BUrglu Leaves BY
Back Door Of Little Savoy

A burglar escaped from the
Little Savoy tavern, 3l8 Rondo
Ave, Saturday, Jan. 81, with ap-
proximately S4s, after receiving a
surprise by the owner, Edward f.
Harris, 402 Edmund Ave. Harris
left the establishment at 2:l5 am,
with Fridays receipts and upon
reaching home was told by his wife
that she had received an anony-
nous telephone call from a man who
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Douglas. Truman
Running Mate?

The question continually pops
up Louis Lautier, our Washing
ton correspondent, says as to
whether President Truman's
running mate will be Supreme
Court Justice William o. Doug
las, a native Of Minnesota.
Lautier says that not too
much is known about Justice
Douglas racial attitudes but
that the fact Mississippi's
James o. Eastland is against
him is in his favor. Read Lau-
tiers informative, interpretive
Washington Spotlight" on page
four.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Truman Better Than Expected
Wallace Margin Increases
Truman Called
Brave Man,"
"Figurehead''
BY CARL T. ROWAN

Harry S. Truman is at best
an honest, progressive Amer
lean with firm convictions,
who is stymied by Southern
Democrats and Northern Re-
publicans"; he is at worst an
"insincere, incompetent figurehead,
presently engrossed in making
false political gestures. At least,
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
MAMIE PERKINS
DROPS DEAD

Mamie Perkins, 60 years old, of
sol Grotto St, dropped dead Fri
day, Jan. 80, from a heart attack,
on West Central and Mackubin.
Mrs. Perkins was born in Des
Molnes, Ia, and had resided in the
city for the past 30 years. Her son,
Raynard Of St Paul, survives her.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, Feb. 3, 2 pm, from Meals
chapel, with Rev. B. n. Moore Of
fclating. Burial was in the family
plot in Oakland cemetery.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Gets Suspended
Sentence After
Gun Is Fired

Gilbert Coffee, as years old, Of
355 St. Anthony Ave, received a
suspended sentence Friday, Jan. 80,
Of 10 days on charges of discharg-
ing firearms within the city limits.
Coffee shot a gun through the floor
of tavern at Rondo and Western
Tuesday, Jan. 27. He explained the
gun went off accidentally while he
was trying to find out how the
mechanism worked.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

said, Someone is in your place"
Harris hurried back TO the tavern
and on entering the front door,
heard someone run out a door at
the rear. He called police, then
found that a juke box had been
smashed and about $40 in coins re-
moved from it. He said another 50
was missing from a hiding place.
The burglar gained entry through
a kitchen window.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Pre-Lenten Silver
Tea to Heur
Paul Villuume

The Altar and Rosary society of
St. Peter Claver's Parish will spon-
sor a Pre-Lenten Silver Tea, SUM-
day, Feb. 8, from AZ pm, in the
sub-auditorium of the church, at
Harrington and Aurora Aves. Paul
Villaume will speak on his recent
audience with the Pope in Rome
and a musical program has been
arranged. Mrs Henrietta Williams,
chairman, and Mrs. Irene Jaekman,
president.
LEE HARRIS ON
DE HAvEN's DATE
Lee Harris, St. Paul bass-bari-
tone, is being featured as sOlOist
on "De Haven's Date" a half hour
program heard over wcCo at 4;SO
pm. Monday through Friday.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

Harry Davis, young boxing coach
at Wheatley, already highly rated
as a top developer of good fighters,
thus brought the first title to the
settlement house after four years
of trying.
Eddie Lacy was awarded the
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Poll
Dewey, Truman
Wage Second
Place Battle


articles from this papers poll to deter
mine hoV the Minnesota Negro viii
vote in the 1913 presidential election.
A ballot for your vote is printed on
page 4.
Henry A. Wallace continued
to receive some Sc per cent of
Minnesota's Negro vote, as
this papers straw vote poll
ended its second week.
OF the 204 votes cast,
Wallace was the first choice Of ia
persons, Dewey was second with 35
votes, and President Truman fol-
lowed closely with 81. The remain
ing 81 votes were divided among
Harold Stassen, seven; General
Eisenhower, six; General MacAr-
thur, FIVE; Governor Earl Warren,
two and Walter White, one.
Senator Taft Of Ohio had not re-
ceived a vote.
Second choices were Of some
bearing again this week, as voters
further emphasized that most Of
Wallace's Negro votes are from the
Republican stockpiles. Fifty-one
listed Dewey as their "would-have-
been-first" choice, while % thought
Truman was the second best candi-
date. Eighteen felt that they had
no second choice.
Some Wallace hackers volun-
teered suggestions for a vice-presi-
Dental candidate on the third party
ticket. Paul Robson received seven
votes for this position, New York
Congressman Adam C. Powell re-
ceived one, and two voters felt that
Senator Claude Pepper Of Florida
would make the ideal running mate.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
WheofIeY Boxers Cop First
Mill City Golden Gloves
Team Title; Three Winners

Phyllis WheatleyS Golden Glove entrants won three
Minneapolis championships and also the city champion
ship Monday night before small crowd at the Minneapolis
Auditorium.
Danny Davis the bantamweght championship by
defeating Fighting Bill Guernsey city and Upper Midwest
champ for l947 Eddie Lacy championship by scoring
featherweght champ for l947, kept points
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
American Legion
Posts Sponsor
Skating Race

The Attucks-Brooks and Les
lie Lawrence Post of the Amer
ican Legion in St. Paul are
sponsoring skating races at the
Hollow Playground, Sunday,
February Is, at 2 pm. Age
groups are from z to 9, 10 to
II, and 13 and over. Prizes will
be awarded to the winners.
The youngsters are urged to
come out and participate.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
Boil Tells Why He
Changed Mind On F.E.P.c.
February 4, ls4s
CECIL E. NEWMAN,
ST. PAUL RECORDER,
MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN.
(By Western Union)

CECIL E. NEWMAN, February L. 1913
ST PAUL RECORDER
MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN. ....sa...
have supported in the FEPC Legislation including the
coercive power in the bill '.a# ...a..
have always had doubts about the latter and the
have thought about the convinced II impossible
set adequate standards by which commission
determine whether employer hired fired promoted n
vidua because Of racial or religious prejudice.
The decision therefore, would be arbitrary and tend
towards the destruction Of freedom convinced such coercve
would limit rights and freedoms far than would
expand them That major for changing position
and | freely admit it is change.
The second and almost equally persuasive for Ocng
the granting Of coercve to the Federal in
this field is the Intentionally practical that there isn't the
slightest chance of enRcting such law.
At least l6 s southern senators would buser and it
would be impossible break such buste Therefore ega
really wanted 1t begin with the educational and
cliation features Of the proposed bill.
Senator Joseph H. Ball.
Washington d. c.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Zebbs Of
Bitley, Mich, will leave Sunday,
Feb. 8, after visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Jacob J. Reed Of
S54 Bryant Ave. No.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

Buddy Bum won the light heavy
weight title by whipping George
Blader of Elliot Park.
The Wheatley team earned the
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

Mr.. Burie Carmichael, 1921
Fourth Ave. So, has been very i'll
at his home for the past week.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06
JAMES HUDSON ILL

James Hudson, exalted ruler Of
Ames Lodge, No. 1O6, IBPOEW,
has been i'll at his home at 5O7
Bryant Ave. No.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-02-06

Big Dance with Three Features,
CLIO. Hall, Friday, Feb. 2l.-advt.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD Gent. ]

.322 seth N.W.--Loyely single room: bus
at corner; new house; girl; excel. meals.
ees4 wooDLEY PLACE. near shoreham-
.,Isns m.s1s for soans osaa man twin beds
iini issI MASS. AVE. " Nv single rooms,
also room suitable for couple; walking
DISTANCE downtown: Southern cooking.
VACANCY for employed mother and child,
will give day care to child. OR. 0344
EXCEL. LOCATION. ao1a Mass, aye.-un-
usually clean home, excel, food, every
single and double rms. DE. 979s. 40
YOUNG GIRL to share twin-bed rm.. with
refined family. in Md; breakfast and DIM
WEinFi RsE InTn reas SIG e5s5 e.,uort l6
n.w.-a vacancies for young me to share
large. airy rooms, excellent food. maid
service, spacious lawn, large porch; y
block to 3 TRANSPORTATION routes; S45
HfGHT RHnHfFIy AND n DAY saSS CARE for small child;
Ind "; OF license; pvt. home; fenced 20,
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. nv
sfy sna yoans sa sna for room o aas: maa
sfW shSTeTs aAassHIRf fass
rated; double and triple rooms with daily
maid service. switchboard service. good
CALVERT HOUSE. 14O1 10th st. NV
Well-appointed residence, for business peo-
Pile; newly decorated; triple. single for
I4O9 18th ST. N.W.-Two vacancies for
gentlemen to share; excel. meals: maid
service. MI. gao. If no answer, DU. 9267.
zoos MASS. AVE. N.w.-congenial home
for girls, Ice. front rm.,. suitable for 2 or
8; semipvt. bath. CO. 9752 is
Evening star., 1948-05-15
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Md. g. Va.

PLEASANT AND cool BEDROOM with
sJ adj bath, to rehned e1, :, gentlsemnan NICE niee
eHss % aa CIV aoom for LADY
busIins: rel required, Glebe sS34. is:
pleasant single
and phone privileges. WI s1o6. is
BE1HEsDA-Larse. quiet. nicely furnished
eavssh bath nnna pnmited ed phese ana
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for a gentle
man; ma, convenient transp; $40 per month.
RENT FREE to couple who will live in and
mother m sD%k DeTks. Fairfax 2sslJ - 11e
s0qpls bsss every cs as4 convenience covenient to
rd cs 81 MP mn from from hfn s at
Front bedrm next to bath; new home, new
for employed eple or newlyweds; SIS wkly.
sol GREENWOOD AVE. Takoma Park,
Md-For refined lady PVT rm' semipvt
beds: choice location. excel. transp.; $3.50
weekly Call FA. 1865 or OK; 1924. -16
COLLEGE PARK. near Md. University
Lovely double room, newly decorated. VA.
ARLINGTON, 1905 No. 18th st.-Large
bed-liy rm: private home gentlemen Or Or
CHESTERBROOK-Gu room and pri-
vate bath in suburban home, for gentle
man raand xind0Ti GH ass exposures newly deco
ARLINGTON aurora Hillside luxe
master bedrm. with pvt. bath, beaut.
conv. to Pentagon, Navy and Airport: for
immediate occupancy. OW. 5299.. .-16
COOL, ATTRACTIVE RM. for adults, sgle.
or dble. ConY. to buses, restaurants and
ROOM WITH il Bath. conv located bet
3 buslines suitable for gentleman. Phone
Glebe 9052. 1892 N. Danville ST., Arl, Va.
10
7Ia NO. CLEVELAND ST. Arlington
Double room, southern exposure twin beds
easy transportation to Washington and
Pentagon. Two gentlemen or married
couple. OW. 1856.
ATTRACTIVE light housekeeping rooms for
i, = or 3, in new home: near bus; phone
privileges. Sligo 334S. lis
Evening star., 1948-05-15
RoArS. lcent.l


mad. ssIs p mo- U. nsTSa p.1s 1895
vENTfSSok vENTfSSok 17m-tt. runaeout. 1s4e: needs
rennishins; Gray 90; $1,000. ME. $3.50.
STYLE CRAFT, gift cruisers. $3.50.
oHTSoaRD e SoS BOAT. 10 #. to IA It. :
"a aAIrsa gs suPsIs. 1ps is esin.. fsps aT. e.
t.uishsr. ousSosrsdd a. motors Ss;ripps q. "a:
4 RAM PT. IN Xv5ssseHo . SON Isls i1sh
w Rent oTfSoAags Morosssy 2sso1. as,
ss aF5 s.ss na co.
gsas sss G9oGNsos Gs9Es.sso svs ssEahEoRsh osG ap out
RGs.: RGsto Ike % new; price si57 SO. Phone oW'
BOAT CUsHIoNs-Genuine approved Ta-
pstco cushions. special. s2.75 each. LARGO
SPORTSHOP. Boats, Bait. Tackle. Martin
outboards. Central ave. at Largo, Nd
ss,s. HOLLOW sITKA; spruce mast, good
STnoakn sGndsSn s5S moTok TH 1eI 5ho Sc. Kna 10.
sssi Verno1 onns Blvd. M Apt a Bnis. Alex. Va. ies
yard, completely found. sleeps six; win
COMPASSES, marine, magnetic. various
types at bargain prices. oLuMgIA
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT CO., TIE.
so.Pr. SIPi SOUND FISHING BOAT, newly
$500. See BUD PHiPPs. Deale. Md. ..-lo
sAILBoAT., 1874 t.; :.yT.-ola, xafI rig:
$3.50. RE. 0645. Ext. sos; ewes. or week
ends. 49,
SOFT, FISHING and pleasur. boat. hull
repainted, Plymouth motor oyerhauled;
no reasonable offer refused BENNETT.
Chalk Point, Churchton P. O., Md. 16.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Bendix. air-cooled.
Cali WI. 1852. -l5
BAY-BUiLT CABIN CRUISER. 44x1Ox21, u
#. l15-h.p. Chrysler Crown marine engine,
3S-ft. raised deck hull. MR.. MILLS. TIE.
6015 or TIE. $3.50. Located o. D. Boat
Evening star., 1948-05-15
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

KENMORE HOTEL, al0s 18th st. nv,
Centrally located bus at door; daily and
weekly rates; home.ike atmosphere. -26
2460 18th ST. NV. THE GILL-BEkT-
Lovely 2nd-foor-front room, private bath;
CHEVY CHASE-Lse. attr. rm. pvt. bath !:
no other roomers; gentleman or employed
CGoiosED-sa, FLA. AVE. N.w.-one or
TSGs,ns fits eeaEssCss1a erITlssssss ST.
Apt sos.,Larss ;s,. rm twin beds; tor .es re-
coLoRED-aoss 18th ST. NV. Apt. 81
Girl to share room with another girl; twin
GoIoR5SGs esds s. 20 Ssl afieT sh NJ SWFuIn nv
room for quiet. employed couple; privileges
GoLoREb@LGE. Geh ri eosL BACK ROOM with in
closed porch; privileges. Call Ho. S57s
coEoRED0ioii @ MONROE ST. NV
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM for respectable
young man; upper 18th st. Call DU. 279o.
CoLORED-RooMs. single or double
clean, spacious. cheerful and quiet. Each
Beautyrest Highlander mattress. II you
call HO. 1857 or AID. 9490 from Q am.
to $50 pm. r. J. MOORE UNITED
DEvELoPMENT CORP. 1916 14th st.
eoLoRfp@5 ciH iseGe0 s0ai BEAUTIFULLY furn front
after $50. ia 1891. -l7
COL0RED-32I6, 18th ST. N.W.-Girfs
double room. Call AID. 4507. -l6
COLORED-l854 5th ST. N.W.-Room for
| or employed single gentlemen. MI.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

RED IRISH Settlers, registered and in
n9eulsted; 1;2, atc! hunting and show stock, Rock
BoxER, female, is mos. old; champion
dye to be bred -, in ~, week price, price, 500;
ea cHow size daueSer MA is 81 e. 1ono
n run Moo, Moon Too; $ mos, SO q will lease
PIepf M.xcHEsTEk III t puppies
I'm !. NOS, old s25' male s5o' female Otis
DAIMATIAN, Axe registered. thorough
laaEsp' snsGk rRaA1f R;i Gan c6skrR SK R:o3 SIS
COLLIE PUPPIES. golden able and white;
real show prospects; sired by champion
R9S 70 Lad g. - the dan
Kennels, Carol Taylor, Rockville as4s.
AIREDALE. champion sired, male, > yrs
adults and children. CH. os72. --l6
go pSiNrfE e. Fss;S5eFed S;5 well broken; lemsle
fRENcH rooDLEs, "a a. mos; dis5emper
mShs phIMsr1AK AKc fHs g." male and female
good disposition; fine around children. SH.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS. pure black. Axe
registered pnppies; fne pedisree; will make
Hl5s BosToS on rERkirks ERT!f Axe weeks S Old
snow WHITE 11 KirTENss IF sn 9'S 12s old.
want want sood home; no charge. Call oL.
BOXER, male, Is mos, champion sired
BEAGLE PUPS, Axe litter registered;
cap Smokey; dame. ,Leichty's Miss Robroy:
she has - field champion points and &
places at Sanction Trials: also one male
running good. Call WI. 6437 Sunday. 9-o
BoXER. male, reg Munich Boxer Assoc.
and AKC III white chest. all bripdlP
$500 or pest offer under. Ft. Belvoir 62s4.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPY, Is mos old:
PEDIGREED PED RE Coon or rabbit dog, , aa Years
%ess 9d ho od s5ed Rbo5e o ,s o Dppess essrs
@ f. sss r. 5ss
head ses teshels aeads vesss
females, s25: males, S35; approximately
40 champions: ) eeEerations; My Own
Brucie bloodlines. 1880 Lanier pl. NV,
sGoTTiE PUPS, Axe, champion siioek.
Boxer Box male. IA mos old, good COM
sell; sacrifice, SIS. sH. 63ss. -16 :,
nsesds hT sdUp Write ppifasr MRs p1Sn Gs
MER, r; F. D. No. l. Box 451. Alex
ENGLIsH Es9iII, "BEAGLEs-AKc reg champion
stock; must sell. Phone cH. 3540. a
BOXER. 2-year-old female; excellent pedi-
gree: Axe reg. Call OW. 3o6l; 10
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer: aforementioned kennels, pickup
service; yeterinaTy, I s9peryision 6 BIp5.5Aa- 355a
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES with Axe
papers and 4 generation pedierees. Call
1tELE AiREDaLE TERRIER PUPPIES for sale
purebrcd ElmWood 5a1 -l6
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. Axe, age . mos.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, imported
from England mo; plack. white;
$50 each Call Rockville 1919, -16
ELPAW KENNELS, reg.-Every care for
your dog under veterinary SUPERVISION
Alex, Va Duke st. extended. 3 miles
out. Adj. QuartermaSter Depot. lie.
243n.
AIREDALE PUPS, ch sired See these
WI u334 --16
COCKER PUPS, from champion stock;
Axe registered; black males, 10 wks. OLD;
COLLIE PUPPIES and Shetland sheepdog
puppies: Axe reg. BEECH TREE FARM,
mi rd Fal1s Church nof1 Ia
Evening star., 1948-05-15
AVIATION.

NO. AMERICAN SNJ4, roo hours on en-
gnf since Ca. nfT N sS 1858 on asr s sdndas
cent en- = iooshr. inspection. I'D DAN. Or, 5a5o.
AERONCA Champion like new; Just re-
scHRoM'AIRPCRT, or MI. 62s7 evenings.
GOOD USED PLANES-stearman,.l licensed
to November with Lycoming engine and
wood prop at S645 or with newly majored
an Aeronca tandem and a. Piper cruiser At
rock bottom gggiesss. ALLEN. sDrinEfield
fNbiViDnAL nShSHvi ToHANGARs, $50 per month.
c. H. Martin. HYDE FIELD. sP. 0sSs
EA1RcHILD PT-1s. Hangar No. a, HYDE
best offer thereto. EARL M. sHUMAKE.
sTiNsoS, fis;ss, voyAcEK ,se, 4.pl.ee; down
hangared, like new; cost over $4,000.
fe and sun s0ee c. 4ss5 E9' weekdays. M N4 Ss5
SEE THE NEW a.place. side-by-side Piper
the nost eeonomes eaa M spaes atrpans built
cruiser, cruiser an '' excel. performins 3.pl.cs air
sR ssa.iS tsisE txsissEEosff as; Sshe
FOR SALE. membership in Ace Flying Club
FIR 1855 -I6
FAIRCHiLD PT-es, go Continental; 80
hours since major: fabric covered wings,
new fuselage fabric, new paint; mechani-
cally perfect all over, in new cond.; many
other items too numerous to mention; IL
censed 20 hours back: 2 new nylon chutes.
2 leather flying suits and boots. This ship
and don't believe, there is a. better one
to be had. Can be seen at Lee Airport,
mr.. Annapolis. Md. Call JOHN GRADY,
Annapolis 4069 after Z pm. and DI. $3.50
weekdays 1t
T-CRAFT FLYING CLUB FORMING; To-
member nonproflt equal share basis. Phone
EN-. 3240, ia. 2396-J, VI. 1881. -16
Evening star., 1948-05-15
ROOMS WITH soARp.

NICELY FURN. MASTER BEDRM.. twin
beds and , closets to share with another
Just OFF DUPONT CIRCLE-A few va
cancies for young girls; beautiful dining
1887 GALLATiN ST. Nw.-Young lady to
share large room, detached home, large
windows; > meals. Sunday dinner. home
ard laundry PRIVILEGES; "a block to car
stop: $3.50. GE. 5976. -21
1873 NJ ST. N.W.-Vacarcies. Double 70
share for men or women. Price, S4s 3o
mo-: u blk. tramp. excel food. RE. 51o4
UPPER 10th ON KENNEDY. !. blk Rock
Greek tennis and golf course-Home-
cooked food; vacancies. ia s42.. -,lS
2 OR GIRLS to snare nice. furnisneo
room: board and laundry Included avaA-
able BY June l. DE. 1881. 20
WILL TAKE 2 MEN in my home to room
and, board; use of screened porch sho
spacious yard. Phone FA. 1915. -io
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and small
child: day care of child included. Can
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge double rm;
with sleeping porch in pvt. home: Iaeei
for married couple: gentlemen or
girls: excellently prepared home cooked
meals: laundry facilities. use OF uni. teie-
phone; $50 each. DE. 832. -l6
DELE. RIM. IN PVT. HOME. available June
I; conY TRANSPORTATION. Phone OK. 4csf.
7as oGLETHoRPE ST. N.w.-Two meals
4 day in pvt gentle home Of adults: nome
priyil: on express busline: man only 200
Call Ia. 0290. -1o