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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28
Government Let
Million in Contracts

CLEVELAN, Feb. 20. = Ohio
manufacturers adm dealers were
awarded federal contracts totall-
ing IL million dollars under the
Walsh-H ealey Public contracts act
during the last three months of
1947, it was announced here today
by William S. Singley, regional
director of the Wage and Hour
and Public contracts division, U.
S. department Of labor.
Principal commodities to be fur
nished under these contracts were
transportation equipment valued
at $3,990,3 1872; food and kindred
products, $1,133,2O4; rubber pro-
ducts, $334,8O7, and paper and
allied products, $297,780.
Nationally, the value of con-
tracts let under the Walsh-Healey
act during the last three months
of 1947 was $452,819,704.
Fulfillment of such orders is
subject to the acts minimum wage,
overtime pay, safety and health,
and child labor and convict labor
provisions.
Contractors who violate the acts
provisions may lose the right to
obtain the government contracts
for three years, besides being sub
ject to an assessment at the rate
of $40 a day for each minor
(boys under 16, girls under 19)
knowingly employed in filling a
government contrast, Stingley
said.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28

The local CLIO council is sim
mering with fristion caused by
basis differences in policy stem
ming from the national executive
council of the CIO. Many Negroes
are active in the Montgomery
county locals and are therefore
directly affected by the course
events take in the next few days
and weeks.
The source Of the friction stems
from the vote on the Wallace
third party taken at a stormy CIO
session last month. After an all
day, closed door meeting, the exc
cutive council voted 33 to II
against the third party. This meant
a breach because several Of the
more progressive unions in the
CLIO like the Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers (Ben Gold), Mike
Quilts Transportation Workers,
and Albert Fitzgerald's United
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers, to name a few, were &C
lively interested in backing Wal
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28
Indiana Uses Negro
JUDGE for First Time

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %. GAN
P)-For the first time in Indiana
history, a Negro judge is presiding
over a murder trial. Last week
Judge Henry J. Richardson, Jr.,
was selected to sit at the trial of
Eugene L. Jackson, accused Of
second degree murder.
The case is being held in Mar
ion Criminal Court No. 1, in the
Marion county court house. The
selection of Richardson was made
by agreement with the prosecutor,
the defense attorneys and the reg
ular judge.
Judge Richardson was elected
to the Indian general assembly in
1888 when he was not yet 80
years old, and served two teraas.
He is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Indian law school, and has
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28
TABERNACLE news

Rev. J. Inman Dixon, pastor of
Mckinley Methodist church, spoke
on "Cooperation" before more
than 100 parents, teachers and
pupils of the Garfield PIT. A. last
Thursday evening in the school
auditorium. Mrs. Matte Williams
was chairman o fthe 18th annual
Founders day observance. Mrs.
Matte Winfrey is II. A. presi-
dent.
Resolved, that Life Begin at
40, is the subject of a debate to
be held Sunday at 6 p. m. at the
church. The adult men on the af-
firmative are Richard J. Blue,
Porter r. Lucas, James McCloud
and Thomas Lyle. The adult wo-
men on the negative are Matte
M. Williams, Minnie Heron, Rosa
L. HUMPHREYS and Elgertha J.
Glenn. The meeting is open to the
public.
The Missionary society will be
in charge o fthe program Sunday
evening at 7:15. Mrs. Vashti B.
Owens will present the worship,
and Mrs. Bernice Jackson will re-
view Lloyd C. Douglas book, "The
Robe" Mrs. Cynthia Lewis will
sing. Mrs. Ethel Owings is pro-
gram chairman.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28
Tribune Incite Tension;
Calls Purse Snatehers
''Rapists"

CHICAGO, Feb 70. (ANP)-
What's up with the Chicago Daily
Tribune and it's managing editor,
J. 10y Maloney? Tuesday, Febru-
airy II, the paper carried a front
page story about the shooting of
a 15-year-old boy who, with two
companions had allegedly attemp-
ted to snatch the purse of Mrs.
Elizabeth James, 43, white, in the
stockyards neighborhood-only the
Tribune did not call the boys
"purse snatchers"; it call them
"rapists."
AS a result of this fake Grape"
story, the neighborhood was
caught in the throes O ia threat
Of racial violence. The situation
had already been tense because
an 18-year-old white youth had
been killed the Saturday before,
while reported defending a girl
from an unknown attacker.
Rowing. vigilante mobs were
formed hat night and carried on
nightly patrols terrorizing Negro
citizens in the area These vigil
antes were organized by leaders of
the Fred Zeplin Post No. 1905
of the American Legion and re-
ceived official approval of Aid.
Clarence P. Wagner (14th)) and
Police Capt. Frank Reynolds in
charge of the Stockyards district
station. Tuesday morning, the
Tribune published it's rape story.
Holton was shot by James
Kuesis, 2, a hoodlum whose broth
er, Nick, was wounded last De-
cember in a gang fracas.
Leaders of the mod were iden-
titled as Michael Ward, a Bride
well prison guard, and Robert
Johnson, tavern owner. Both are
members of Zeplin post.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28

and Carol Lewis, Miss E1lington's
niece.
The wedding reception which
promises to be an elaborate So
cial affair will be held in the
newly decorated Moderne room
of the Belmont Plaza hotel, 45th
and Lexington avenue, directly
following conclusion of the mar
riage ceremony.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-28

,practiced law in Indianapolis fol-
20 years.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

You get more good-eating meat for your
money when you buy trimmed-before-
weighing meats. The illustration at right
shows you how Safeway trims rib roast
before it is displayed for sale. Results:
You pay only for portion that will eat just
right . not for excess bone, waste and
fat. Safeway regularly trims its meats
this money-saving way-each cut accord
ing to it's own special requirements. Start
buying trimmed-before-weighing meats
today and see how they help keep your
food budget in line.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOX TERRIER PUPPY, black and white
male, 8 weeks old, very pretty, S1b. 81
GREAT PYRENEEs. polar bear type dogs
make wonderful house pets for person
who can give them time and attention
very yer, gen gentle with children: | female 8
different stock both are registered with
American Kennel Club and all papers are
axailable; ava VIII sell toEether Of separately
betveen pGT nio9mat1on: IL snG Gai 81 1884 Sunday
WANTEDLTwo Kittens. T to 10 week.
old; couple with no children. Call aftei
8 am. Elk. 5000.
COCKER PUPPIES. black. .AKo, 3 mos.
stud. SIS, for pick of litter. GIL. 7130
COCKER PUPS. females, 8 W. faun ane
51I b. IN, inoe Papers. 1905 Perry st, Mt
eassf DOGS AND MS' CATS boarded. week end. mne o,
lonSsr; air.conditionsd Kennels. piekuI
ssTyes wEE xs1sEnaEy n @ sPgA Ssst
GREAT DANE PUpPiEs. n GOLDEN aid ~n fawn. uaSt
vile. Nd, Silver SPRING m 9 6sss 5s'Ai' Coles
20 RoG sn ANR p CAT SA1,1.9 roopcsrqMsaso 9ib
Man, and s' hSReEis %esFs ds1sys RSysrea
soTss9eat soT sa nv t. E.osy your home. DALAkAY
ss; = at ,s eAss
COCKER sfAN1iG lG0f PUPPIES all eoiors, io all
ages registered and innoculated. several
viii hold tin Easter. Prices reasonable
Rockville 2644 and Rockville 391s. --12
COCKER PUPPIES, reg. Axe, both sex
wks: to mos. S25 each; 1-yr-old
sERVc saas Eli cnon sas sos 5as
Auth I'd. Sc, turn 5000 Branch ave.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
FARM and GARDEN,

TREE REMoyING, pruning. cabling, fer
%sss: r. e Sa Tssa ss fssa
ssSs1sd e.. FGf Mr. 500 soxi e fssls Ss 7sss ssEs
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, freplaces,
rock gardens. fsh ponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage: all kinds of cement work.
sockvs MS pbdae Rcuss 1 sRss ane
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment,
after a6. Fails Church Siso. -.16
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP BALER, wire
Type; lst.c!ass condition; complete with 5
1854 sun. between ai am. and s. pm. m
RoToTILLER, choremaster. sarden trac-
CO, 5000 Lee hwy, All. cH. 7oo0. v"
saaa sespe gardeners, nursery men. Rockville
PdI,:; PPkixET; California hedge plants, make
cost cost. hedge plant for this area: modern
ResaS s19sE sSdsy gssa RSn 81.
BHAGTIFUL AFRICAN v1oLErs, e5
named varieties, grown in our green
nodsss nod nss. r. to be free Of disease
pounds. .35c; Liqua Vita, 45c. Free de-
livery Wash. and vic. on So orders and
up, once a week. Phone orders solicited.
ASK Ask for free price list. No shipping
BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash. -Balto blvd.
Seitsg.Ie, Md. Open Sundays. Phone
ORDER now FOR SPRING DEL1yERY-i
Topsoil, NIL dirt road gravel, sand. blue
stene manure and cinders., SH: 5l1O or
FIR. 957S. Discount on early orders. -l6
GARDEN SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS-open
daily and all day Saturdays and sun
days, special all this week lbs fine
grass seed. $1.39 delivered, Vigoro, poul-
try manure, rakes, shovels, spades, gar
den hose, onion sets, flower and vegetable
seeds. Come, write or phone ROBINSON'S,
1883 kenilworth ave. ne. TW. 9S20
Quick free delivery. ID
TREE SERVICE, landscaping, pruning,
spraying, topping, elevating: remove un-
desirable trees. Free estimate. SH. 6722
or LU. 06S5. -l6
Evening star., 1948-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typevriters, caIcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE. LIT
UNITED TYPEwR1TER CO.. si3 14th st.
ANTIoUEs-Furniture. bric-a-brac. china,
glassware. rugs, silveIwsrs, paintings;
hisheSt hs11eT sssa saSh prices paid Call MURRAY
BABY PLAY PEN. in good cond. DE. 1881,
BEDROOM, dining room or contents Of
ACNE All !Ss RsE cast alter W Ss 'sRs a :sfs
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM. sUITEs,
urnsaTe AnstSins you suTa may Ss have to 0ft seii
sfpkSoM sf15 % G'aa5 asat5urrs. dining room suites,
ss aS pstssF asdsy vhft hR hSys ss
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Of ali des.
ook sss5i
Books 81 ssh WANrEp VI hE mh III ssss ssgs: on all sub
iects, fiction and non-fction; open eve
R1RH guRss3E sas eas 9th oRoEaE T. sH
eAmEaas. "a gea all types. movie equipment, all
Geas5t CO.. ess sfss' ps prizes
seRRsitf Deg & sS sa ana s4sa sahose,
sase ~ 42aS aisne.s price. paid for a men.
nssd sss7 opea sys. 1sH a 7sh ss st
watches and discarded jswelry, Cash paid.
suRK afn SS sl4 dland lsth st. ,ot
and wrist Watches. initial birthstones%, % dia.
fhSssa II Sls5sst P5ises Fl Psid SEW YORK
FURNITURE-china, glass, antiques, deep
type pict: frames, relics. music boxes. old
TRST6Rsnx 5sfRi eIGshs GH .sS s5oS Snns s
sSmSSlete; gle xu IN Light light wood. oW. s4ee ia
Fl gSF good fsrs Ca Can cH oSe5
slso good used piano. Call evenings, RE.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
az ',ssss Or eRAPY sss15s h0Rs Rsf's call to.
Tor household furniture; will buy entire
o5ea rIF st uRSn 1fsI iss7 Fssa any sa Time &
FiG1ssNP2iFHGjKE-will z buy entire contents maS or
n or SO sase snyns ~
HoPWooD's, sth and K SITS. NV. NE.
:sh dss4a.s ,9u5 .asy ss sea W 's sy p9 s9
K 1ss Sasi 4 sas s.1s: 5000
n &EwsrarERs SGgaS s01 wASTEbashess Aah sfhs price,
y. As0cs g. sso
ave. NV. AD 5457
NEWSPAPERS WANTED-Hishest prices
paid for newspapers. books magazines and
house rags. Washington RAG g. BAG
CO. 2I5 st. s.w.. DI. s007.,
PHOTO and movie cameras, lenses; high
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434.
PIANOS, grand. upright. spInet or apt
size, size, any size any condition: viii pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO.,
pays highest cash prices Phone MA 1870
after 10 am. for courteous appraisal.
PLUMBERS BRASS, scrap iron, scrap COP
paid WASHINGTON RAG & BAG Co
215 L st s.w., DI SO07
SCRAP IRON WANTED-Highest prices
paid fol, scrap iron. scrap metals. house
rags and auto batteries. II you cannot
deliver your aecumulations, please phone
US. ACE JUNK CO.. 222o Georgia ave.
SCRAP eia II IRON. ess. cast iron, 81 75, per 100
PSunas 6onse auto s4 n.r batteries d.sss ss
aSs to cur var vsS.house @ per HSSest prees paid for
scrap iron, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries II you cannot deliver your
accumulations please phone US. WASH
INGToN RAG & BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w..
sawfSSGi MAcHINEs-Highest price paid
for your Singer treadle or electric ma
sEWiNe SEW IN MmAclaSiHNsEs-w. alSHsEw Du, all types;
Tiessn pfeasins ~ ss RE 1 1899 RE ssis
STOVES for heating and cooking, and re-
NV, Ma. 1862.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
ROOMS FURhIsHED-Northwest

NOSWS fONNiS7sD-Nonn
ALTURAs HOTEL, 1909 10th St. NV;
rms. $50 Per night and "uD up: dHGls dinins
1854 G9LUMasiA sp. N:w.IMen. ssle;. 81
S HOTEL ieesIsss 0fsi fsis i. asS &.
ease si5asa: ,nsss esttsoa sts &c. ssss saas St %
sDSias1 f. aSG1ss Es
n fsng hos w msRs oR
Kindly aPpiy in person Il possible, or cali
1sos \. i. AVE. NV, nr. Dupont cirele.5=
Cozy single rm.. nr. bath and shower, S25
2B5 ST, N.w.--studio room, sink.
f5ipis room; ST; r. osSs' ~:
sas room sl9 e wo s twin ssd
Ma fs sF 1nsf sse mG furnished as
es az 6G5 5s%'fa sso manh sna
KENMORE HOTEL, 21os 10th st. NV nv
Sus SS a. ana Soo4 up n ysety as
ssio sci ) kIiNGIE SGGfi RD. N.w.-Lovely dble.
rm.. attractive home and location. Shore
ham vic. gentleman; S42.50. Wo. 5176.
1850 MASS; AVE. N.W-Room for 8 men.
private bath. maids services. laundry
s sssss is.h 81 81: sf:n NN@G.rse ~ master front
GoSs sooS SSr Bocs f45 month aa,a asb
gentleman only s45 per mo AID apo:
JUST OFF CONN, 1884 Newark St. at
shopping center and Chevy Chase bus
RTiya.f sGme; Sentlsmem EN- 5Snra il7a
matt: daily, SO up; wkiy., Sc to So per per
hsSs l.aS IeoiNs Cyl SssS; g. Sw-sInss room Is for
Mt. PLEASANT 1908 Kilbourne pl NV
Large rm; ! or girls. couple or men;
GoShipoSN9 aSi 81 HoThL, ao1I s1s 18th st. NV nv
Complete hotel service. 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service; spacious, clean.
aset p douSe Weekly per
1908 EUCLID ST. NW.-Nice, clean. COM
t1TEabIs T f1T frs Al e2os eoort
able room for refined, employed woman;
many conveniences Please call NO. Qo62.
HOTEL HAWTHORNE. 2134 G st. NV
Single and double rooms. all with running
water plenty baths alad and sheyers; Ioo elevator
Desirable 6edh sinsis and double rooms; sEsry
eonyenieneee. &. Teasonaple' a. gentlemsn; II.
26 HAMILTON ST. N.W-Master bedrm.,
PVT. bath, for gentlemen in quiet home
CLEVELAND PARK. 2942 ordvay st. NV.
"A group OF three beaut: rms. and pvt.
bath, suit for 8; consists Of lge. twin
master bedrm and smaller bedrm. and
sitting rm.: l blk. Conn. ave. WO. 1900.
III
GAYToNIA, 1873 18th st n.w.-Clean,
comfortable: So single. So double per day;
weekly rates on doubles. IL
1866 WYOMING AVE. - Attrac.. clean,
quiet twin-bed room, first floor front: Mt:
Pleasant earline S45 mo. MI ga04: III
1908 HOBART ST. NV, Mt. Pleasant
C0 has5 13s
i345 Quincy ST. N.W.-Large front rm,
twin beds, 2 closets, semiprivate bath; 2
ladies pref; S45 mo. for two: southern ex-
posure. ia. 1853;
1888 EYE ST. NV. Apt, 51-Large front
1916 7th ST. N.W.-Very nice lge. COM
Portable front rm., uni. phone. laund.
privil.; eonv. transp; dble. or ssle. IA.
241Q -l3
Evening star., 1948-03-11
BOATS,

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints rope. fire OF.
tmguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
FRANK pM ypccHio & HYo q son. Is1s i1th
st. Sc IL 4493
DON'T MISS the sailboat exhibit at the
BGzzARp PoiNT BOAT f''9 YAR6 81; presents Ias
new Penguin dinghies, Comets. Indian
Landing 20s" and the famous 2S-foot
to our booth and let's talk sailing 12s
BOAT OWNERS! Goodyear African mat
tresses and cushions are unequalled Visit
the African booth at the Sportsman Show.
African Products division, 900 Maine ave.
s;w,, RE. 6605, Ma: 1880: -12
WANTED-'46 or AT cabin cruiser, 81
to 80 it.. single screw; from private owner
Box 28-M, Star 12s
WANTED-Is to 20 IT. cabin sIoop with
small inboard auxiliary; sails not needed;
have $500 cash. Call MR.. TURNER. day
time FIR. S340: ewes, DU. S491. III
Evening star., 1948-03-11
CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.
ABERDEEN-ANGUs and white-faced

ABERDEEN-ANGUS and white faced Here
ford yearling steers, 15 head of each:
nicely marked: choice quality: reasonably
priced. SH. 2114, ME. 1894. -l3
STEERS, 25, white-face Herefords: prime
grain fed; LOO to 1.400 lbs: any guam
tity; acc lb. STEVE RIDGELY. AID. s1O3.
FRESH AYRSHIRE COW, 3rd calf heavy
for dairyman: $3.50. DONALD NASH
FARM. BrookeYille Nd NO 0ES0
Evening star., 1948-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp tce... /,

wANTED--Bettef trade Of household fur
niture. ANTIQUES and once furniture. MA
s529; evsninss: oE. .6447
AM INTERESTED In buying silverware,
any condition. jeveiry. glassware, bric-a.
brae, china: DORA KRUPSAW MILE
9rQNE. 1885 q st. NV. Sterling 1896.
springs. inner-spring mattresses, night
table, pair end tables. DU. 29l9.
WE BUY mems used suits, shirts, pants,
SHOES, bedspreads. linens, drapes, entire
aouseholds. Bring 'em in or phone RE
1886; We pick up. GOOD NEIGHBOR
STORES. 931 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

DOUBLE OR SINGLE sleeping room, in
private home, cow. transportation. HO.
1 i4I5 N. CAROLINA AVE. N.E.-Larrs
private rm., next to bath. in pvt home.
for / or 2 refined girls; laund. privils.:
ref. desired. AT. 1878. Ia
1853 NEAL ST. N.E.-Lge. single rm., S2s
mo mo unimitsd Ga ts ghe6e' On Trinidad BUS
m Pefsr, an and sink in kitchen; =. suit s sduIts:
next bath: good transp: clean, quiet home.
3943 AMEs ST. NE.-Lge, nice rm.. twin
beds. newly. furn.: private home; Ink;
laundry and phone privileges. vi. 1888.
NICELY FURN. DBLE. RM., on End A.. for
lady or gentleman: kit. privilege II desired.
BETWEEN BET VIiS NORTH CAPITOL and 1st sts.
on N. Y ave. n.e.-Large front room. 1st
fnoor, furn.. or pnturn with or WITHOUT
coIoREpAoNE taSiHeR LARGE BRIGHT room.
vicinity Midway Hall. Refined gentleman.
ccSoLo9RED-1s1s BENNING Ep, NE
Dbl. rm, twin beds. for sgI Girl: reas;
GonoREpGa 6eme REaD LARGE BkbknsD, st POI On. with
single and one with double bed. 1IS4
COLO ROOM, NJ fusn.: fn 3arried q G or
singles; kitchen privil. Call CO. l744.
coLoREp-I1o4 42nd N.E-sins,e room
in private home for refined person: eonV.
eoEokRb-1iss & fEs,RRf MORSE ST. NE-IL1aars.
furnished room; near transp.; privileges.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DINERS pine s. AND D,RIvE-INs, prefab; equip ;
tory to you. Elk. 1904 or CT. ss35. Ni5
DsGiss-sgall. sis compact store, right of Of
shape good truck, wine and beer; must
sses's seaH and fsa Sarr Sarsaa ca at ~ S5oS @
SMALL KEsTanaANr NS ss sSrSssfs ssstns capac-
ity). very small overhead, fully equipped.
PAsToR-IUTz, INc.-rourist crts. aia and
and HagerstoWn, Ma. cabins, room S.room
house and ESQ station; approx. $500 net
has other interests and must sell at once.
Price reduced for immediate sale, $19,75O;
liberal terms or will trade for city prop
Ea NJ aaop hsSr and nT bee1 sS9 busy
location; seats. so; very low overhead;
mostly bar business: must be sold imme-
dlsteiy; owner leaving town; $4,000 down.
GOLDEN oIp6 oPpoRTuNIrY-arocery GSNirY o store,
SIPS. 900 per year turnover; 59o credit,
and Whisky ge license: s' 1syear W % lease 0een on
well-traveled blvd, in excellent community;
7.room apt. over store. WILL ROGERS
REALTY days HY. ose1; ewes, TO. 6o3s
ESTABLISHED pawnbrokers exchange;
priced right for quick sale; Al location;
ss gSHd sTe ey rsh No Pay a1, make %
TAyERN-sacrif1ce because of illness;
[ good money maker: ideal loo, vic. Falls
and hwy. trade fully equipped; includes
2-rcom apt; price reduced; must sell
CAPUTI REALTY; phone FA. 1414; eyes,
DRY CLEANING and tailor shop-Well
equipped. low rent: priced for quick sale
OIL: 1882 or RA. 3055. --13
| PARTNER WANTED in small dry cleaning
plant; prefer good route salesman OF
tailor and presser. OIL. 1882 or RA. 3055
LEASE FOR SALE in busy shopping dis
storage facilities. Cali En-. EN- ssSs. -"' Is
conssns of ss1 room5 Gap'9 bsths hGms pa.
extra Broom cottage with BATH doing
fine, profitable business; near. $1,000
and e0-ft. frontage: built on 5 lots; this
is one of the better homes in East Capt.
! tol; substantial cash required. Cal
EGGLESTON, DU. O747 or DU. 5O51
Evening star., 1948-03-11
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, o19 K st. NV. ME.
O0S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
HATCHING Tuesdays and Fridays each
week. Pullorum: clean hocks; only hatch
cry in D. c. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1886
Kenilworth ave. ne. VI. 1853, Ii. 9529.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
GAS sTATIoN-50,0oo gallons monthly

privately owned.
Grocery, $3.50 weekly, white trade: nc
limit as to the business by right oper-
ator: priced below market; easy terms.
t,oG Grocery Sisoo Weeky no sompsti.
today: For appointment, OSCAR SE1GEL
Elk. 2501.
NO. 57-S.s. grocery, beautiful cornel
store; $1,400 wk. bus; hours, s:30-6:30
$4,000 down. Exclusive.
No. 69-Lge SIS market in nearby Va.
$4,000 ,wk:;. long lease, low rent; nicely
equipped 1947 truck; $4,000, includes
over $4,000 stock; terms. Exclusive.
No. 37-Grocery of Ga ave; over 5000
wk. bus. and still DOM to increase; owner
leaving town and will sell for $1,000
compl, incl. truck; terms. Exclusive
Call the live-wire broker. BILL SIMONS
EX. R1S1: eve. Sindler, VI 2431
Evening star., 1948-03-11
COAL. MOOD and EuEL oIL.

WOOD SLABS, pine and oak; S15 cord.
d. c.. nearby Md. and Va. WO. 1929.
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, mixed
pine, oak and hickory; immediate delivery.
Evening star., 1948-03-11

ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E- and s.W.
1852 ST. s.E.-Lge. front room, twin
6sds gentlemen or couple; home privileges
LARGE CLEAN ROOM. twin beds; couple
or 2 people. FR. 1855 ia
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Immediate delivery Maytags, S122.45 to
S172 As. Thor, S129.5O
Speed Queen. S113.5O to S153.5o. Apex,
Open Thurs. and Fri. till pm.
Liberal trade-ins. Convenient terms
PROCTER g. HUTCHBoN. 3714 14th st.
NV, Ia. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-03-11

service, colored trade.
l. 900 wkly. Low rent,
Sundays. Priced be-
Only $4,000 cash
Exclusive with LEON
1885 Conn. ave, CO.
Id Sundays call Mr..
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NV, section. doing ST $500 500 to % $4,000 pei per
week business; Clean stock and good equip
ment; all cash business; sood lease: rent
SELF! sEISHHe SERVICE GROCERY oN and stIf meats.
busy thoroughfare; wky. volume S1,700
81 dosn dew
s BooKoFF, 631 E st. NV, Ma 95S5,
DRY q SchEAN1NG-,caplto View. s2:5oo:
81 Dry 9Th cEEASiNG & E ET fIaN4 snd business
Bethesda. Nd, area; doing about So 900
per month; Go rent, $i26 lease incl del.
f5I's 81 saos soSS SSs aRS'ef i6tS s. nv '" THoRM
GOLDEN oPPoRTUNITY-old-estab-
lished new furniture business. washington
apartments to pay rental; business volume,
viii net from $4,000 to 100000 annually;
is a financial independence opportunity;
inventory and fixtures, Sl7,50o; price,
S22,5G immediate possession; other in
terest reason for selling. Write Box 374-K.
NEARBY MD.-Grocery store with beer,
wine and liquor license. well stocked;
tiers; also gas pumps Owner must
or sf VA " 0nfs 4i4 easy Wh[TAM ifT Can pRMRoE Rh
REALTY CO.. 3404 r. I. ave, Mt Rainier
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE. hreproof and
meets all city ordinances: fully equipped,
including tow. truck; long-term lease at
$50 per month for over yrs. Price only
800. BROWN REALTY CORP. Real
Lock AND KEY sHoP-one of the
shops in Washington, must now be dis
posed OF due to owners illness: located
quires $4,000 cash to handle; owner S
attorney requests that all inquiries be
submitted in writing to SAM CHANTKER
& CO.. SOP Century Bldg. 412 9th ST.
t.w, Wash. (6) D. C. III
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-02-05
GOSPEL TALKS
DIVIDED LoYALTIES

"Ye cannot serve God and man.
mon."-Matt. 6:24.
Everyone is busy-too busy. Lives
are overstuffed. They are so crowded
that there is no room for Christ. Or,
if He is admitted at all, He is given
a very small place. Other interests
take up most of the time and only
the dregs at the bottom of the cup
are given to God.
The trouble basically is that we
fail to realize that to follow Christ
means to leave all and take up our
cross and follow Him. We try to
serve Christ and at the same time
be loyal to other gods-gods of pleas
ure, material possessions, and sin.
The attempt is no more successful
than the attempt to ride two horses
going in opposite directions has ever
been.
The fact remains that one cannot
be earnest in the service of God
and at the same time devoted to the
Incompatible service of Gods enemy.
The attempt usually results in moral
deterioration, and complete abandon
ment to sin. No one can serve God
and be loyal to His cause and at the
same time serve mammon.