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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
WaVman Church News

SteWardeSS Board No. z, under
the presidency of Mrs. Mary Earle
will have an "April Tea" Sunday
afternoon from 3 until 7, at the
residence of Mrs. Beatrice Chance
72O West Fifth street.
The OTD club and Woodmen
chorus will present the Young
Adult choir of st. Matthews AME
church, Philadelphia, Pa, in con
cert at the Wayman AME church,
Monday evening, April 10, at 8:15.
The choir is under the direction
of Paul Roberts, formerly of Day.
ton. The choir consist of 1875
voices.
The Democratic Women's lea
que, will hold their regular month
ly meeting Tuesday, April 20, at
400 South Broadway. This meet
ing has been designated a "Can-
didates Night"
The True Gospel singers will
appear at the church Friday, April
%, in a we'll rounded program of
popular spiritual and gospel
songs. The public is cordially in
vited.
Forty men of the church at
tended the Fellowship Dinner
last Sunday. Following the dinner
plans were made for the annual
Mems Day scheduled for June 6.
William H. Vaughn is chairman,
and Hazey P. Loritts, vice chair
man.
A committee meeting leading
Continued on page p
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
FEPc Amendment
To Marshall Plan
Voted Down

WASHINGTON, April Is. "a
MP = An FEPC amendment to
the ERP European Recovery pro-
gram) bill was voted down in the
house last week, 81 to SO. Sub
mitted by Rep. Adam Clayton
Powell of New York, the amend
ment would have prohibited the
sending of Europe any goods pro-
duced by a firm that refused to
hire Negroes.
The house Republican leader,
Rep. Halleck of Indiana, led the
fight against the surprise amend
ment. The amendment was pro-
posed during a discussion of the
Marshall plan.
Rep. Powell told the house that
America must show the rest of
the world that it practices the de-
mocracy it breaches. He said,
"15 million Negroes and their
friends are looking at you, the
Republican dominated congress,
to guaranteed reedom for ALL"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Robinson Greatest
Diamond Attraction
Since Babe Ruth

OKLAHOMA CITY, April Is.
CO. - Jackie Robinson is still
packing them in at every junction
of the Dodgers southwestern
jaunt. Experts and old time OBJ
servers agree that he is base
balls greatest one man drawing
card since the days of Babe Ruth.
In Dallas, an overflow crowd
of more than $4,000 fans turned
out to watch the base paths light
ming speedster, adding to the total
of more than $4,000 for three
games in the state of Texas. Some
changes since 1916 when Mon
treal had to cancel the southern
cities rather than drop it's non
white players.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Return Engagement
OF the Dupre
Victorian Choir

By popular demand Marvin Du-
pre- and his VERSATILE Victorian
choir, will appear in concert Sat
urday evening, April II, at the
Zion Baptist church, 40 Sprague
street. This choral group which
originated from Detroit is COM
posed of Is select voices, of young
people, who feature classics, semi
classics and sacred music.
Also featured with the choir
will be their child prodigy, Bobby
Abney and the director Marvin
Dupre, who is a graduate of Fisk
university. He is an established
tenor in his field but subdued
his own talent in order to give
his up and coming choir a full
concentration, so that he may
achieve notable success for him
self and his choir. The concert
will begin at 8:15 p. m. The pub
lie is invited.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
S~tenographers and
Twists needed al Field

A trend of the times can be
cleaned from the following an
nouncement from the Air Mat
erial Command at Wright Field,
field officials claim that they face
a "critical" shortage of typists
and stenographers.
1t was only several short, but
extremely memorable years ago
when critical shortages of person
mel was the cause of national con-
Germ. We were in War that time,
let US hope, and fight that we
don't move into another one this
time. At any rate, salaries range
between 1884 to $2394 per year.
These positions carry with them
the usual civil service benefits of
26 days annual leave and Is days
sick leave a year.
Those interested may obtain
Continued on page six)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
LinconI j. President
Member North Central
Commission

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April
Is. (ANP) - President Sherman
D. Scruggs of Lincoln university
of Missouri, was recently elected
to the commission of colleges and
universities of the North Central
association. The term of office is
for three years.
1t is the duty and responsibility
of members of the commission to
act upon recommendations of the
board of review with respect to
generalization of institutions.
The commission meets annually
in conjunction with the associa-
ton. 1t has been the practice in
the past to have an executive ses-
sion of the commission and an
open meeting.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Dining Car Union
Wins Privileges

CHICAGO, April Is. (ANP)-
The Dining Car and Railroad Food
Workers union (Ind.), an organi-
cation which came into being last
August, 25, won bargaining priv
leges for 5000 employees of the
Pennsylvania railroad here last
week. Union President Scion c..
Bell said that a National Media
ton board election showed the un-
CONTINUED on page six)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15

Surviving Mrs. Jettson, in addi-
ton to her niece, are a sister,
Mrs. Callie Green of Lexington;
three brothers, DR.. James H. Rob-
inson, dean of the college of Lib
eral Arts, Wherefore university;
Evermont Robinson of the New
York City high school system, and
Richard, of ~Belpre, Ohio.
Mrs. J~ettson, who served in the
WV here during the '2O's is prob
ably we'll remembered by many
Of Dayton's older residents, all
Of whom grieve her passing. Mrs.
Jettson graduated from Berea
college, Berea, KY, before the
rigid application of the jim crow
laws of that state outlawed mixed
schools. She taught at the Russell
high school in Lexington. She also
was very active in church and Y
work there. Besides her work with
the wv in Dayton, Mrs. Jettson
was connected with the WV in
Jersey City and Newark, N. ].
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15

higher type of intellect, suppos-
eddy. They are supposed to be
mature young men and women,
capable of carrying themselves
with the proper restraint at the
proper time. They should be
aware of the ordinary difficulties
Negroes face and so they should
attempt to ease the burden in
stead of maxim it worse.
Local I'D students should think
seriously of attacking this weak
ness, and the weakness of self.
imposed segregation. IT. is folly
to indulge in the very practices
we condemn when made compul.
sorry upon US by others.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Artist Exhibits in
kooiz Gallery

NNEW YORK, April 15. (ANP)
|-Romare Bearden, talented Har-
lem artist, is among the Is chos-
en- to exhibit works in the Samuel
M. Kootz 57th street gallery to
celebrate the third anniversary.
Bearden's "a Blue Note", is
creating quite a sensation among
the works Of Arp. Baziotes, Bra
que, Gottlieb, Browne, Hare, Hof-
mann, Holly, Leger, Miro, Mon
drian, Motherwell and Picasso.
The young artists semi-abstrac-
tons portrayed in his wildly col
ored paintinsg in addition to the
human element involved heve
typed him as a human relations
painter.
Romare Bearden has a huge
studio in the heart of Harlem and
is a student of George Grosz of
the Art Students league and a
graduate of New York univer-
sity.
The Kootz gallery for the past
three years have been concerned
in it's exhibitions with personal
abstraction" which is one Of the
major movements in modern art.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Beauician's Day
Sunday

Beautician's Day is Sunday,
April Is. All beauticians are asked
to worshi Sunday morning at the
Tabernacle Baptist church. The
Dayton Chapter of Beauticians is
asking everyone to wear a cor
sage. Corsages can be ordered by
calling the chairman of the social
committee, Mrs. Pricilla Rowe,
ME 1924, or by contracting her
at the Vanity Beauty Salon, 1851
Germantown street.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15

W. refer to the boisterous, vul-
gar actions and talk, the ~uncalled
for epithets that so many of us
use in private that is'bruited about
in school cafeteries and rest rooms
We have heard the charges re-
peated several times against a
small clique of students at the
University of Dayton. We have
been told of the expressions on
the faces of whites who happen to
see and hear the disgraceful things
said and done. They carry with
them the stereotyped pattern of
Negroes about which they have
so often heard. And it is the more
reprehensible from the standpoint
that college students represent a
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
0ratory Winner to
Finance Schooling

WASHINGTON, April Is. "a
NP)-Ulysses G. Shelton, Jr., of
Dunbar high school, winner of the
district American Legion's 18th
Continued on page Sky
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Former YWCA Worker
Dies In Kentucky

A former secretary of the Summit street Young Wo-
mems Christian association, died last week in Lexington,
KY. She was Mrs. Barbara Courtney Jettson, 70, widow
of John Jettson, a Dayton attorney. According to her niece,
Mrs. Stanford Coleman, 1927 Home avenue, she died last
Wednesday, the burial taking place last Saturday in Lex
ington.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-15
Students Should Show More
Restraint In Public Expressions

There is a tenrency, an unfortunate tendency, among
our high school and college students that should be recti-
fled if we are to win some of the things for which we fight.
Not all of the students display this tendency, in fact, the
majority do not. But the small minority who do make it
difficult for the others since whites apply the usual for
mula of projecting the vices of the few into the majority
of Negroes.
Evening star., 1948-05-20

COOKER sPANlEL RuPPIEs; Axe reg
pion 5leodlinss1I nj. s3ss. ,ss ,.,., =, ,sS,.,
esSIiIse coIEiE pTpPfEs dhTfEso S. Phone ov 444e
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. . males, 8 weeks
cid; s75 each. CARTER. 24o3 Pa; ave.
!ss sSsxtn s.sE E'Asst sRa a:
ssGSf SAINT BERNARD. male. ls months; pedi-
Roux. Sterling oss7. 20.
SKf bsst osn ST. sSss nef must SELL s?S
s5S $3.50 Anc x best esa ss aads fRs' f. Be7os
MONT: co: ANIMAL SHELTER has siI mixed
s:Ss :s. o3:2' ss:'s' '''''E Sss Dsss
6lonqs, males and females; S weeks old
Rs5ssgsa SSss asR sS sA4s se.,ass x:y. :ad:
Ssfzfs WEa yssEn.Fy 5 aonn .Se W.
WILL GIVE TO GOOD HOME wonderful
spss Fart as. 0Ed y.ars ans rt soissI
SON so 'oi" OF BEAU EssIG. beautiful setter,
pa years old, 30 per cent white, excellent
conformation. unframed but unspoiled;
papers to register; $50. Phone SH. sg9S.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES and grown
dogs; registered and innoculated; al COL
ors: .tud dogs avail. Rockville 2644-2l
blood lines; best champion stock. Make a
deposit now. Fatih.eas,, i.a, blqs i, ribbon as dog;
ENGLfsM Enc sfsH's ssErfERs.s thoreushbed. xk.
old, $50 and $25. eau sH. 1898. -21
COCKER, black, male, for sale mos, Old,
WfRE-HaiRED Ssfistssa ED TEkRiEk. feinsl.. vfs,.
excellent breeding; Axe; nashy pup. per-
sonality plus. Owner leaving city. Ii.
$685.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
BOATS. (cent.)

w BENT oTTBoAtD M0ToksEBy day
or week; excellent condition: yariou9 si1es:
htsfp opRssoaRb RisossR "a &c.
sssf ssfr csSiasols s9Siasosfsos iys oSSso and
h.p. tvinSuds boat; best offer. FR. 4SSl.
es.Fr. CABIN CRUISER. built 1s47, Gray
e saa !0: sssIss s' 's;s sss
7s-Fr. c. q. BOAT. excellent auarters;- 2
new engines. Must sell immed; $500.
CHS SSssAFr SCsRsAFr. s1-ft.; trunk-e.bin cruiser.
ishins chair and fshbox built IN. eiec:
toilets. biige pump, water pressure, etc;
a.s:' < s'Rs Wash .isss ST $1,000 e.. g.
FOUR METAL LnEsoATs for sale. YER,
n ssr. y sroac e n RvsR ni
inc, Ma. 77s2. al
FISHING PARTIES. day or might, chesa-
s:!Is.5ss sss5s Sss i. HiTs'ag aa .s V Rs
ao1HsTsoAnD MOTOR. Ship. Firestons.
S.s1.n S:sa Rsrs It s 3d. g. 9lSo o6o'
sAiisoAT. IS IT,. Mason built, hull sna sna
~ commission; located Beverly ssseh'
f4se h ..s! sd0ea saaaisDn Sa BY ycH o!s sos! Town
DINGAYs PIN 4; factory built lishtvsishs'
ExisE6 DECK CABIN cRu1sER; ss1s a,,,. #.
s4 @ 'ss4:yo s4oo @1ses o1 Best soss SsI ksiaH
GE. 37UO daytime; SH. 1920 ewes.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE CLUB SHANNON, 2s17 Conn. ave.
NV; double room; also vacancies to share
Sd,s wh lady Ds Or srtls maid 'T.eh sto
CHEVY CHASE D. c.--Rm, and board In
PVT home for young Isdis:; e., sll the pTivl
CALVERT HOUSE. 14oI ietR; large doubl.
new furnishings, vacancy In triple with
priv; bath. switchboard. excellent food and
JUST OFF DUPONT CIRcLE-A few va
cancies for young girls; beautiful dining
1897 1897 cAf2Afis H. fRsG ST. sw-youns fl lady to
windovs; : meals; sandsy dinner hons
sto1 snd l;gad5y Dfysss: dE ss1s block to car
17ss 1:S X 81. N.W.-SVaesnci.s. Double to
share for men or women: Price, S4s 30
mo-; "a blk. tramp, excel. food. RE. 3lo4.
2 OR 3 GIRLS to snare nice. furnished
room; board and laundryy, included; avail-
VII Wesley z 'qh MALLLcheeffsi h rooms, ,noush
like q hotel to provide excellent dining
AND room :s5yee EnoIsh 5s club +.
rooms and rooms to share for men and
women 81 s4s to asS5 $3.50 month. 1928 SJ's
Is 1929 s"s BlETMoRE HH IRE. ST. NV, near 18th
and Col: rd.-Vacaneies for young people.
fhs Effs essk'ss eSakMsoNr, 1774 Mass. ave. NV nv
EXCEL. LOCATION, 2o13 Mass. ave.-Un-
usually clean home. excel food, every
single and double rms. DE. 979Si 30
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-Nevly deco
double and tribe rooms Tsh daily
food. 1712 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
VACANCIES FOR YOUNG MEN, cool rms;
very best food: walking distance from most
Government buildings; $4,000 to S43 per
me- mo; 2n22 g st. nv. , -2l
Alaska bus-A delightful summer home;
master rooms with porch; nne food. SH.
3317, SH. 9775. -21
REFINED COUPLE will give excel. day
care OF child. Box 206-B, Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
FARM and Garden.

FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces, nreplaces,
rock gardens, fishponds. retaining walls
sssl{: Ss 5ssa: ssss7iis ;ss;
LANDSCAPE PERFEcT1oN-A. tn. .rtis.
painting, we also constantly strive to
solve your individual problem with a
service so general as to cover every phase
f need suIaeSs, .ss srsSns sS .p.ss
manured top soil. acid woods earth; we'll
routed COW manure, $40. % bu.; WONDER
Ero $i5 specmen ye~' doxaooa nSrs S
cantha. bamboo, all types, Of confer and
broad leaf evergreen, shade, ornamentals,
Towering shrubs, perennials. roses vines;
grown. hardy; dug, delivered. planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance. tree
pruning, surgery. transplantins. rsmovai
cinder block walls, steps. walks. terraces;
Il ku 4ss5 Z a.RnES GY sookj KING TRACTORS So and
equipment for Immediate delivery. HoR-
NER' 8 CORNER, 9th and Florida ave, ne,
.ss ssTSss 5gssss sssI. T.. galssos ERaals
fat va Hs1paon m lsiSSb,,l ltSba1 wheels, Ss unused
Tn sTsnot trailer o4 ear hitch .ace:n. b s;sa bo
cost me S1b5, best ofler over 800. OK
~
MahcsctoRMIcK-pEER1NG tractor. 1920
en- xv seETeI II msTs Mao partly broken Call L. j.
FTLlAGsToNE II and hand-auarried buildi,ns
stone. HAMMOND &. WALSH, centreville,
W; Phone FsiEtax 2al-J-ll; II no answer ,g
pEMo' pEstes RsooToTILLEH, new warranty, siSo
oil list price. CHI 1000, CENTRAL MOTOR
e.; 5000 Lee hwy; Arlington. ,.rd n,u.
stone read srayel .sr isIs shss e' yard .cn or
LoNEY.S, INC. s126 Ga. ave. Silver sp.'
sa ao10 9TH 2TIILLER. Rotoette. chorsmastsr gar
den t5nss0ri FARM T9T0 a
safsaln prices. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
fovELS fSSS Lse AFRICAN AFki vSiioEETs. rusgantsed
disease and pest free srown IN our r.,;rT1 1Tn
pIsaes' e. ss s.eh usas
violets; ARA soii. scientifically treated. :
lbs. 35c; ask foF price list ,n on vio!eto @ sno
So4s S s.so. wesf fsHR sA x Gs5kf sRs
riEht o9 the ass olTs an. a. Nas sets
SILVER KING TRACTOR, on. rubber, used
~ ssI RG
RUPERT 1921 7th st. NV. MA. 0Slo
INTERNATIONAL 2-horse riding corn
planter. $50; also one 2-horse McCormick-
5xMss RssIiss n0sfT sGpPERr s iSH 1871 III St
sAsphs TRACTOR 1nsas sss F!sns! o !Sss6 ss
Evening star., 1948-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS wANTIp tcssa.,

odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
isas 81 ig'i ss e "a =: x: 's ss
FUkNrrU1E and household sAeesa q the
oss DsSs' Ms Sp 81 ;nsE' sSn sss PLEASE call to-
f1takNiTGssMYour s1a Ti Si entire Sou..hold con
uks 0i zsez ssa n:sSs sic 7h esns. e. -. A.
FURNITURE - Household goods Of all
kinds, bric-a-brac. china, cut Glsss; highest
fa,s pF1sss MEs GAY to re D7sS;. 7so dI.e
;'.s i,ss pIiSsss Ds5sy ,s us good Plano s'
e.,A prizes .Ist. Ss,s
results cali Mr.. pouGLXs At uN. 1857.
eoLDzzs..n. you, ols gold. 81 silver: el:siaYs. Y
fS.Raf $sSSis HUM i:st: I. Sc Ss ejsss ="
LAWN MoWERs-AAny size. any make:
NE%sP2YERs IsEs P2Yf1s " WAsfsbHsn... sIss price.
szo sxo sas
ss92wssrSrEss s9 sts Va wxN2tpa.n.., RI s03a price.
e: sss:; !; ;:.: .5 sasS Co. ssss o:s's': %
oID-FAsHioSES Oh FASH a So picture frames. clocks;
ErsIiss, etc: I'm: 42o5 q wo; $500. 49,,
skEaNEs, 81 Sss pa sss r. 'sve ave- nv. re- ass4 Is
PIANOS. grand. upright spinss o. apt
ss.s si.ss; aafY tiss; ass4 any condition; VII pay
PIANOS WANTEp-coIoNIAL PIANO co,
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
sf1 Is sny sn. P'sss. 81 s best
prices for late models in working order.
sshaE ssanas soS s1sc fsst sstselss 5an .aes 2S
to cur warehouse. Hishest prices paid toi
Te hass a.y.I Fsss a@a
q TSeTSS TSSz RAG s BAG co. alS L st. ':V.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Hishe.s prices
Fass and aGr suso bstseris % cannos
ssss c z9u GS sso ave
SEWING SEW "a Machine. treadl. type; mus. be
reasonable; state price wanted. Box 4S4-
sEWiNG WING MAcH1NEs-we buy all types
repair hesmstitshins' hen, bptsSSns sSn soySsssd
fiat-body truck Call Ho. 1856. Can haul
sRx nThfse. snx time n9.s. o, household
AM NTEREsTEp in buying silverv.re;
jeNelry: Jew DORA kRUPsAW M1LEsToNE
ATTENTION-Haulers. and sccumulators
metals, see US before you sell. We always
ToN RAG l. BAG CO., 2l5 L st. sw. D1.
uIa,Hl, hxakyTHSS 81 saS h9SGHr II oss h0u.fa'd
Evening star., 1948-05-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

, I5o1 r; !; AVE N:w.,studio rooms.
SERXaIap2 Alp neatly CO.. 4ls 9Th st. NV,
ALL PRIVILEGES SHARED, l or . sirls
with another girl; near Pentagon. or.
Ga ssSE ufsHuR ssfh5is ST. n.w-a-rm. apt, som.
uti uti,:rrsG IN linens; settled elderly couple
1n .asse sRe sss sG q saE:as:
bBEbhM AMP kiI6HiS. shs,. S.th. Dri-
NO NO. S@sas @ sSeninss: daytime No. eS45.
AaLlNGIoNncongls.ely ,n: ,g,n; ,.shn.i l;nsdImi
P'stsEEss os sssr sa!s APT With kit: pFly
iesss, 10 well-iqrn;. home; $50 mo. Jjloe
sfao s4sh St, ,s,s ne sIi H. N%on. rm kit and
bath apt; $50 mo; employed couple pre-
isSRsiEaSsriwooD iSsiasi vnLAGE-cul.ured sinsl.
smorty xno iysyals sarnshes % 9I5s anoh.1
oSn Sc sooM s01 Al5 aS1 sa4H FIT include: ssc
md an ssrses .,ns.:.a ..Os sudns L as'asa tn.
sons ae' a9is fsas DsSn ss
Eor details see M: F,nn' Fin ,sss sANDoz. NC
es eoupL2 RAPsfii WILL saxaE PG .r-eoo!,a
home in Silver Spring with young couple
with infant child or expectant wife for
90 days or more; Ss5 mo. includes sill
utilities and laundry; no rules or restnc-
oPPosITh i,PpS ~ LisnAE4 hH iS7a or cosenEs.oiss
B St. SEE bedrms.. .liv. rm:, kit. bath.
insio:sda sleeping SoJ porch si26 mo; refs.
Hs s!ssAHss q: IT, tysss ssss Vt 1.':;s; :;';
slls KALoKAMA Rp: M GE 2 LADIES' AZ *
eSIi s' H. eH III s1rs sy'' p apt
for rent, s65 Come to 1116 Eye st., -.
N LARGE APT: pKy.LoPMEN1I, silo
Nd. uN. 5000 before Pm
CONN. AvE.-Untovn Thestef district; Nv:
newly decorated and furn. throughout;
srssl, =, oysslo0tMinRSs Hssh H4soss cFssks ok sts
) sIl through October /; J.:
bedrm, apartment, utilities tneludsd. 29z1s
Tunlav road NV; $40 mo. Or 4s5'.
SINGLE GIRL, 25-3o. to share apart
other girls; pvt. bedrm., conv. trsnsp; Can
Otis S342 after 8 Pm. ~
BACHELOR viii share delightfui smau
house with one eentemA&
Garden; Ss5. 1915 3bth st. NV AD' ~, srI"'
1CcrfInued On NEXT Pasa.l
Evening star., 1948-05-20
ROOMS rURhIsHEp-Md. 3 Va.

6OOI CALL ST. Capitol Heights, Md
married couple oniy, no children. use Of
house. Hillside 1884. 80
ARLINGT0N-Clfan room for employed
girl. privileges, bus at door. GL. 38S2.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for a sentle-
man; convenient transp.; $40 per month.
SH 9343 go
FOR RENT to couple. lovely rm. with
use of whole house. mos only. SH
$3.50 -2l
DALE DRIvE-single and double. next to
bath. Call Sligo 7l49 go
FRONT ROOM, dble. bed; next to bath; 5
minutes % downtown Wash: gentlemen
only, Call TIE 6142, bet. and pm.
ARLINGTON-Furn sgle rm., next bath:
Owens 5557. -21
Evening star., 1948-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont

NORTH BEACH. MD.-Money-makine bar,
lunchrm. and apts.; bar and lunchrm has
q peSp. mSSeIn net eeqp s rom o.t sna
mer; rental, Of 3 apts., sI6o, per month;
ST. Go' RE- e SsIo sso til ii'i, pm. D e. Msi
AM INTERESTED in buying newsstand dn-
doors); give pertinent facts and hsures i9I
saFDose S sehnsr asncisl y's expansion n Rspiy Box
SRoeEsYGcolored s3a ssYsrcld trade, equipped and
cio.sd oea9sd Sc a4s aSa
s sshoe ON mase aae sei im%.d for best es.F
ELEcTfIc E stsIi APPLIANCE STORE, with lead
Is years; for sale due to illness OF owner
DRUG STORE, establishsd s5 years; aver; aver;
se0O bas i0's ior shssS efs
Rhos Ris5s W. '.sa B9ot.r l1flsiTs ssi
GRocERY BUHYERs. ATTENTION We
have some excel. buys; be sure to get IN
LION GOODMAN, Broker. 1881 Conn ave.
pRi DRuGGisrs. esgHssrs ATTENTION = We have q
number Of drug stores for sale, large and
small. with 2. without liquor; re pIicea Uh t,sht
nAN III n%sfa.' s3efsr 1891 ss coma Ga sE0e Co
FIXTURES FOR sALE-A comp. set of
must n5IssIs yaeste ate immedisseiy. AD. Sia5 OF
SELF sh SERVICE GROCERY and meat
store fully equipped; for rent. MA. $3.50
GROCERY AND LYING quarters nr;
L99 owner pse 1 viii saces due TO D9ee other
inspect. cali ME. oo95: ewes, ~. 5572.
COMET REAJ ~" CO. 939 New York ave.
oor sefapise shiss @sxins ete
Completely equipped, including Ford truck,
gs9y or sa IE EH Jos UIse
eves., AT, 5572 COMET REALTY CO.
RosfTY ss EEK YsTe sToRE sEe self service nearby Va
priced beiew market. value foI quick sale.
41s5Rs 4Wo a8sEN csocrRY 81 HG9 sToRaEs
Of land On hard rd and doing appToxi:
forced to sell due to ii health. Cali NJ.
5s5nIsis' 555 sS at PAIL taSH nGD6 5no os SSs'
ICE CREAM STORE and manufacture ex-
cellent location with good lease at Four
Corners. Silver Spring; business increasing;
best cash offer. 81. 4422 or EN-. 0a37.
WILL LEASE CINDER- BLOCK PLANT in
nearby Maryland to responsible party with
option Of buying. OIL. s765.,, .-21
SALESMAN to sell nationally advertised
desk model portable adding machine.
Priced Sl2 95, fully guaranteed. Not
toy. Easy to operate and in demand every
where. You can make 49T For complete
details and fuil-size color illustration, write
today: No ooliganon.. LIGHTNING ADD,
So. Spring ST., Los Angeles l3, Calf.