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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

This is a good example of how
America makes progress, secur-
ing to more and more of our peo-
pie the rights which they have
as the gift of God. It is progress
made without revolution, with
out bloodshed. 1t is prgress
made In accordance with the or
derby processes Of law. 1t is
progress made in obedience to
our great and unchanging prin-
ciples Of equality and equal
rights as set forth in the Declar-
alton Of Independence, the
Constitution, the Gettysburg
Address - and reaftirmed in the
report of the Presidents Com
mittee on Civil Rights.
Moreover, this Supreme Court
decision is a reminder to us all
that regardless of how basely
the Fascists misrepresent us, the
American system Of free society
works.
1t will continue to work. 1t
will continue to resist the
Establishments and false leads of
the totalitarian left and right.
1t will continue to affirm its
own formidable principles and,
by deeds made to conform with
them, move forward, advancing
through storm, if need be, to-
ward the goal of a nation, dedi-
Gated, in Abraham Lincoln's
words, ito the proposition that
all men are created equal
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

full REVEALS in D. c.
Carmel Baptist Church with
several accessions, many OF
whom were candidates for Bap-
tiSrn.
Rev. Griffin discovered that
consecrated workers are in great
demand in the evangelistic field
because he has more invitations
than he can reasonably accept
at this time.
For several years he was
greatly handicapped by il
health. but recently he has re-
markedly improved. During his
many years of affections little
did he think that he would ever
again feel as he feeles physically
now. This he attributes entire
ly to the unseen guiding hand Of
God.
Rev. Griffin has six buildings
which he wishes to dispose of by
sale. The reason for selling the
property is that he might give
his services for fully to the min
istry for the few remaining days
which he Ray yet be permitted
to live.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
GRANT A. M. E. CHURCH
135 Vernon Street
Rev. L. e. CrunlIin, Pastor

"And him that cometh TO me
will no wise cast OUT was the
pastors theme Sunday morning.
Union service was held with
Moore Tabernacle. Mrs. Laura
Dowd soloist. Mrs. Leola Viii
liams joined the church. Rev.
McKenny was a visitor 1.-THE pur-
pose of the church iii the COM
munity" was the pastors topic at
the missionary service at $50 pm.
A question period followed. Jesse
Tucker, Mrs. Rose Walker and
Miss Ida Mae Crumlin sponsored
a "Cak eWalk" Friday night.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

cant because no one Of the COM
mittee objected. Right here in
Boston, maybe in our church, or
club, or class, we will get into
hot water If we begin to say with
our lives we believe all men are
our brothers. Well be peSecuted,
misunderstood, and thought
strange Just by being a brother to
man. Most of us don't know the
A, B, C's Of BROTHERHOOD
because we haven't the CUTS to
d anything our gang does not
sanction. How easy to be SC
blinded that we refuse to open
our eyes and read the facts about
people beyond our boundaries of
interest. Once the facts are
known the principles Stemming
from the facts stand revealed.
They may be like taking quinine
pills, out the social health Of So
ciety demands we take the dose.
The third step is to develop the
skill OF applying these principles
to human society. And here is
where we hear threats of "seces-
sion.' We have all seen Hate
bring untold agony to humanity
with its Buchenwald and Das-
chau. We can be brothers. But
we have the task of finding our
common aims and putting money
down as the goal of all our striv-
ings. Humanity should have first
place.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
O'BanyOun's
Observations


Some Of US resent hearing that
some performance, or philosophy,
or invention. or general activity
is the best ever. We feel that
some of our past activities are be-
Titled by such statements. Well,
the law of evolution is immut-
able. The Creator is creating His
Universe and it is approaching
perfection every moment. We
must expect improvements along
all lines Of human activity, and be
disappointed when such do not
excel similar activities of the
past. So, instead of feeling ieal-
Gus and resentful when you are
topped you should feel glad that
the work of the Creator is pro-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

crossing as rapidly as it is. Each
generation should top the past
generation along all lines. Each
generation will top the last along
all lines. 1t is the work of the
Creator, and no can can do any
thing to stop it. When a perform,
er, especially a younger one, tops
you, admit it, boast of it, and
boost, boost, BOOST
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
The Poets Corner
FREDERICK DOUGLAS
BY st. Clair Kirton

No one could stop himi for his stout resolve
Had steeled his will with fiery zeal.
Grave and alarming were the risks involved.
Yet, firm he stood-not one whit would he yield!
Quick as flash! In,onward upward stride,
Armed with convincing, devastating speech.
His BID for freedom could not be denied,
His one ambition had come within. his reach.
And as it came, he went from place to place
Reteling the sad story of the plight
OF teeming millions bondage had laid waste,
Enlisting others in the uphill fight.
He realized his dreams with much redress.
Thus, were his efforts crowned with great SUGGEST
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
INMEMORAM

1910 - 1913
JOHN ALLAN REEVES
Earth's labOrs ended Feb. II. 1910
'Tis SWEPT to know we will meet
again
Where parting is no more
And my dear husband / loved 80
we'll
Has only gone before.
God knows how much miss him.
He counts the tears I shed
And whispers Hush, He only
sleeps,
Your husband is not dead.
Someday, sometime, my eyes
shall see
The face l loved so well.
Sonieday, sometime his hand I'll
clasp
And never say farewell.
Lovingly remembered By
FANNIE e. REEVES
Wife
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

THE CRUSADE which Trotter
and Dubois launched is still be-
ing fought today, the crusade
for complete CITIZEN EQUAL
Try as against a phony econom-
ic security" under slave con-
ditions whether here or abroad.
This is a tremendous crusade
has risked very much to join in
the fight.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

DIR. W. ALEXANDER cox
Who departed this life Feb. 8, 1914
One who never turned his back
But marched breast forward
Never doubted clouds would
break;
Held we fail to rise again,
Are bafied to fight better,
Sleep to wake.
SUSAN w COX
wife
VIM. A. Jr.,
Oliver 7.
Melvin j.
sons.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

WILLIAM ERonR
Rev. Griffin Home
From Washington

Rev. Emanuel Griffin has re-
Gently returned home from
Washington, D. C. where he con-
Quoted successful revival meet
ing for DR.. w. H. Jenigan at Mt.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
Church Notes

Lent began last Wednesday.
Easter will come on March %.
This season brings each one his
best chance to flood his soul
with the good things of the Spir-
it. Brotherhood week beginning
on Feb. % gives all a chance to
be brotherly. Right now this
more than anything else will
bless us and those near us.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
Would America be America
without her coIored people2"
WEB. DUBOIS.

DR.. DUBOIS is scheduled to
speak here in Boston this Sun
day evening at Mechanics Build
ing as a feature presentation Of
the Bay State History Week.
The progressive Anna Bobitt
Gardner has arranged a fine
three day program and 1t is most
fitting that Bostonians will have
an opportunity to hear.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14
Boston Baked
BY MABE KOUNTzE

journal. He wrote Souls of
Black Folk" Black Reconstruc-
tion," "Darkwater" and Color
and Democracy to pioneer sepia
authors.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Don't forget the Good win
Dinner on Feb. II at the Church
of the New Jerusalem, 1856 Bow
doin st, at $3.50 o'clock. Tickets
sl.40. DR., Rueling will speak on
Africa.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

For Ia heart-warlning Com
munion Service with good sing
ing, testifying you should Wis
it Bethel Bapt list Church, Shaw
NUT and Lenox on Second Sun
day of the month, Rev. ]. E.
Jeltz, pastor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Rev. Clifford L. Miller had a
full Sunday last week preaching
at Messiah Baptist in the morn
ing and Bethel Baptist in the
afternoon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

THE WORLD conditions are
seen by Dubois who represented
the UNITED STATES govern
ment at the Inauguration Of
King Halle Selassie whose son,
the Duke of Harrar has now
launched a modern Sultan Air
ways, headed by Chicago's Col.
John C. Robinson with planes
flown by Raj. and other vet
eran war pilots who are today
winging passengers and cargo
over Asia and Africa.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

BOSTON is HoNORED to be
host to a returning native son"
Of the Bay State, for Dr.. William
E. Burghardt Dubois, now an
associate-editor Of the Chicago
Defender, was born in Great
Darlington which is out beyond
Lenox. He attended Fisk and
Harvard, winning his MA and
Pho. at Harvard. He studied at
Germany'S U. Berlin.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

BOSTON should turn out Sun
day evening to honor one whom
historian J. A. Rogers has named
as one Of the WORLDS GREAT
EST MEN OF COLOR in the
book of the same name. We can
not hear Trotter speak again
but we can hear one of his fam
Gus, early living associates. The
place: Mechanics Hall, Sunday,
3:15.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Some folks seem to think 1 am
too old to have a living father
but I would have you know that
Simon P. O'Banyoun, my dad,
celebrated his ninty-first birthday
last Mondcy, February 9, in Mont
clair, New Jersey, and, from last
reports, was still going strong.
The advertised testimonial and
banquet to Florence Heggie Tay-
Tor, Director Organist of Peoples
Baptist Church, turned out to be
a pageant. The Nurses Unit of
the Church topped anything |
remember seeing there, and de-
serves great credit for the execu-
ton Of so brilliant a program. If
any of us ex-performers, direc-
tors and producers feel badly
about that statement, just study
my first paragraph.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Keep in mind the Hecklers' Dis
course offered by the S. Colerid-
ge-Taylor Musical Association,
Sunday the 22nd, at $50 o'clock,
at $50 Mass. Ave. Bert Crosby
win sing, too.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Al-4fs hV 11ctA FdlA s 11G obuQlCQ DIV
Germany'S q. Berlin.
- ~ "a
AN ECONOMICS professor
from 1898-19fO at Atlanta Uni
versity where his keen analysis
of economic and social condi-
tons won him outstanding rec
ignition. DR.. Dubois further
enriched his scope by travel in
London, Paris, Lisborn; he has
been in Asia, Russia, Africa, and
the islands of the Pacific. The
man knows people and events.
WILLIAM MONROE TRoT-
TER and DIR. DUBOIS both es-
tablished the fore-runner of the
NAACP when they established
the Niagara Movement in 1905
to enlist colored and white cit
liens to combat the still prev
alent race prejudice in our ma
ton. The Atlanta Riot and other
events justified this crusade.
SOME PEOPLE are just begin
ming to realize that all colored
people do not dote on water
mellon, think alike or vote the
same ticket. Thus when BOOK
Err T. WASHINGTON gave his
(spoken) program which was in
terpreted to mean that colored
people should accept slave-se-
curity in order to own a farm,
operate a business, and live in a
jim crow world, both Trotter
and Dubois opposed this plan.
THE CRISIS magazine estab-
Iished DR.. Dubois as one of the
most outstanding American edi-
,ors In history. Mr.. Dubois
headed the Crisis from 1910 to
1898 and 1t was then perhaps
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-02-14

Thee Is destnu that makes cant because o one Of e c
Evening star., 1948-06-19
GARAGE FOR Rent.
MOTORCYCLES.

NORTON 1916; 500 &C. $3.50: - Indian
Scout, $3.50 See at corner Ala. and Irving
!:;s !:s !!s@ :I,; s'sss.s s:s s: If &c. &C.
sAsEYDAyDsos s.s5' ssDsys. s 5s4s s:. - s,..,;
is1si y as u 0sts Is: q. around .eea
condition, lots Of chrome, de lpxe buddy HG
&c. ssif e Sfdds ssss sass and ex'r. lights; 900
s;ss s..:ssss: sss sssa. sss. oss
a!AaLEy,DAyIDsoN !sI.! J, 1881: "a, "a ov.ihsssd
Ma.ss5s Ta 4ssi fsoaNs boNs AN q sf1s" s 'a 1st
POWELL scooTERs. new; h.p. De luxe.
and men: AIIcRAFT. ow. s4e4e 30
siIve, sSs s:o Whsaf5 Perss Tss0E s ns .ssss sss
others aise N. 10th. ArlinFton; 20
81. H's Sa. ses:sfs. sssf 81 ssSs
oGsHM2N oM; man MOTOR SCOOTER. model 81;
new new motor good cond.; $3.50 or best q. 0f!sr
MHTcBLEss motorcycle 500 &C.; 5000
T:sn,t sSsas1s iasa' isr !sis %s'; .lss sf f. !n
COMET MOTOR scooTEHs-Mos. eco
nomical, new, S149.5O up; snappiest-
looking se9oters on the street IA. 4S21. sa
WIsc6NsffNs Wis ENGINE. Snip. excel. cendi-
ton, S75. Cali WA: 1880; 20
HARLEY-DAvDs0N ~ .74," excsl; cond::
sA%RIEY-pAvIDsoN % 1899 as: excellent
condition, plenty chrome. best ofer. At.
MOTORCYCLE, '3s Harley "74"; good
condition; S345 or best offer. 1889 Wyom-
ing ave NV, 20
Evening star., 1948-06-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

sssEI M Ra1sstsa seTs tsas 81
bobG2 sSTGN r.pS::...sa ss asd4 ~ ton stand
sona s1n eausRsan' sl.sas a dsDsy as% 'Ga Torfsy
Meter osner c. Ga. 1sz ezAnss lats :: Pr PsA s'l:
SA $40 weskdays; bst. 10 and s-2b
aSac aes '2ts St. NATION FL. hf 'Hs ssss I Is. III
SES sss! lea sg sesa S.sr. sSs
s sisSi f, HsH' N a:Is
:; II. ss'e WI a5sR sses 500
s%Hnss5r sso5 'ss' * oss Rtnsss ss4 s;'' is
1ss bSDeSf e!a'e 1887 B. n-sen PANEL equipped a.
Da,ntses saeetsa sEas5 sss5 Isllse4 rA 4osl In0'n
WHITE 1910 tractor With trailer. Call
Ne hGp5os Esshst srFx 81 Asp ra6Pr q CO. 's Ware
FORD is4s bfand. new cab over ensine;
saaips ;snf snsf.s al sroana 800 under coin
MOTOR Co. s2s2 Ga. ave. Sligo 900 Sn
TRUCKs-we have them. Fords, Chevro-
sss nrs.d from s4oG s1no' 70 SOC s M PRR%A
Ford. ao4o N st. NV. cash. trade. terms
FORD iaa7 ha-ton stake; looks q little
rouah; runs good: balance due: full price,
CHEVROLET 194s pickup: dirsst from
showroom floor: Is miles; 81 .1g5, cash;
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS, 5ol0
Viz ave, WO.. 5000. II
JEEP, WHY'S 1913 panel delivery; Ike
Wis ave, Bethesda. -,
HUDSON 1s47 < ton pick up, only 5000
miles, perfect condition: 81 ;45S. ssr. srss
TiON, 2gO0 Nichols ave. Sc. 30
GMC 1910 lls-ton cab and chas;; take
l4-ft. TO le-ft: body; sxseL. ecn6;:r enrt nns 1s'
MoToa CO. saoo Lee hv,. 1fi.. .ys.
s1aD ZOE 1s1ia 1.se1ieanad Ire. aup spesS ssSe Sss
Evening star., 1948-06-19

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsas.,.
psas 1906 500 ssh sosalan sst s4So S.' vs. sSs'
rSrERNATIoNAL 1s4s pickup; new; ST.
uD %? Ssrises: Ss Pet si.aoo Or se:s osi. H.
INTERNATIONAL 1s4l pane, with is4s
ss. :: !: nave ssSs' one extra truck. % sSs s.
cHEvEoLEr 1913 ta-.op panel; les. than
sssss:' ss,S = terms; cAhIzT!osSs N s!ss MOTOR g.
IS, sso sss. 9S:ss;i' 9Sssi.. .;sss
ssSs e. 's, $. ...s s.;ss At ssss ss. ssnsss s
2nd ave. and colesville I'd, Silver spSins.
sRhSsSSaasf 5sss ss5 faa' T. M o'RSss''. .soS
ssna,'sn ~: s:! ,s:s Dss
ceia2ESvRoL1kaFS ei2S Sgse iss. 1s47 M..on pickup; "a
f. his! .Rs 1tsss asyn:sf: :sf:s''1'
tional .as and chsyrolet H-tsn & shs,sis. s4 500
sosD To-. u,ss 1877 Via ys y.n sss
asn ssss Can B. si 'ssR $500 A. sll' ls'h st. gv
If AIS: "a . H ss%s s7:; Z:
ss: ssgegEs p..osD P,4:, m 3:s:
vacuum brakes with trailer connections
and hand valve; ideal for dump service;
heavy rear springs. This truck In very
good cond. with only $4,000 miles OF
dss Sssca sssss ssf e:
1920 tires, SLEEPER cab; White hslf.tssei sss:
engine: excel. cond. throushout; 81 1.475.
Federal tractor 1947. model 29-M-2,
8 tons; ego liz tires: Guaranteed Ike new.
sH2RfR HanfR Mor6k ;ls'e CO., aoo p r. 'ie. W.. sGns ss
FORD nl 1870 ~ ton stake body; very
'0Ga studebsE.r debs D''ied M s4s in'P sSsa
s:fs s iS::s 81 f; l2a
PRICE. VALUE AND sELECfioN-We
have all kinds and sizes OF good dumps,
dump bodies. stakes tractors, semitrailers
panels. piekups. vans. van bodies. halt
is These o. are s'n lev ": that can b. boushs At
- Federal st. tractor: 81 ,750.
j ean n: E. e.. 1a.t'. Ps1eI 1s.fs sSs. van. .sss.
20 nssy X c"ifSn "i%.t, dump na.ft ssSSsi SSsi, $685.
rA PnSsfs nfo cS ?sss6oSD ssoS Il. ss7s Sx, cM a..
iinIton, cH. 1000. Army parts and service
AIsaa1dais M trSse Sce pI.nt 1soi ofonoso s ss,
AlexandElss Va QX: l9Qo.-=,-,...---.-.=-l9
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OFFICES WANTED.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.
EARMS FOR SALE.

IF you ARE INTERESTED in = GOOD
farm or country. estate in the state Of
sHssEY sIss fSnsY RgsI EsrAs Ri'Fs v.nS 'Ss
T!sa1s Tss3Hefa tscitsi TosAcco rAnm-o,a Colonial
scaped beautifully. Committing distance
fT0T sIoa.r city With WinfAM krfs
soAzE. s4os $40 g 18Th st. me- me.A MI. SAT. -ie
and substantial s-rm. and, bath house
information: can RE; $3.50, to Q. GO
E2eEf bsiRY fnRM n G1 Fairfax county
Va--Approx 325. tillable acres; Colonial
brick residence; 10 rms. 2 baths. Oil heat;
sSSoRscisSS ssTS Rsf sS9Es SNAIL stsE rAnMs-pTsna
new property, Be the hrst to make your
selection. An acre and independence. $50
no posd you seldom nn'n can np buy PROPERTY % ike ike
WOODED WOO 'Ht acres s with big trees; near last.
plenty Of room for chickens. sarden, vese-
tables. fruits, etc; picnic here on week
ends TN you are ready to build; ySu n ssn
des down soqs psees aao $3.50 s. 'GSn snd s1o
month. IS minutes drive out Lee blvd; or
Lee nwy. 81 miles past hAmp Wasnlng-
Fairfax Farms; four lane highway from
: pm iii dark. Bring $40 deposit. TAN
ways bus passes US on Lee hwy. 40
cant, waterfront estate Of 10 Ice; rms:
available for only s16,5O0. terms, Lse:
front porch, fne outbuildings: planned
landscspins; excel hunsin. snM and Nd nshinE; M
I0o-acre rich front farm with white
srm only av' JOS HERstRT nia n. sohs
sds ssddss, + SaDitsSll ssl St. IL ol2s' eyes, RE
Howard % cor Nd X 0Sdv M!dde eoasIa branch P 81 the m
Pstuxent runs throush. the farm, lots Of
springs 4;rm. bungalow, sits hirh on
the Hill: CHICKEN house and barn; on route
about % mi. from Baltimore; s13,500,
terms zIRKLE CO, RE. 1898 or NO.
sss AcREs--Money-making river bottom
burg .' as miles to B G Fertile land. 200
sion, with bedrooms. : baths; 105x55
cattle barn. one of the LARGEST in the
svFT1s fSFntEz ESssiisq5 eo. ow nsasns .ssI aa
a dairy farm. with erops. 5oaeov 5mladsr sindeF
siOSF barn h.Ics ssirS Soo oeagapTsn
Bank Bldg. Phone s502, culpeper, Va.
ACRES on the Marlboro pike, 7 mi from
hs s.9s R:rsf s n. 0dssn .soneso sss:s rooms nooT T
srooder s house. nous stable 4 600 % sash ndesss down.
Ii: IL i flis' is; i;s w.. SSo SossaEsF agsF: sf1 S.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c., Md. and Va MR.. DRA1SNER,
1904 L st, NV. MA. 41h7
LOANS ON REAL EsTATE-1st and 2nd
trust. No red tape; Quick service, HENRY
TR1sTs. TfREMSrs nHa ist, End End and sra Nd. Va and
!, vk' $ service; ADAMS az j., re REALTY
sSi aosaS ess 81 81 stseSes1H. sSs '5RSssrNNs VI w
%SoKfAdS " EsrnsNr cekp qsa
\. Y aye, M N;Grr N.tionei sa.ss $3.50 c.u NJ.
1910 sss 1oKsa oWssHSdToN hSafs Pqzsh5sffSo HonsfSo eoR
1st AND end TRUST L0ANs-Cash IN "a
hours GERALD BAL REALTY CO. 412 9th ST.
MoRTGAGE E LOANS. current interest rate;
no charge for. appraisals. MOORE & HILL
Ist AND end TRUST LoANS-Prompt
cal COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. s17
apiffRs1TrRRTEsr aif + e. R6ASsss Ssss6o On r.. estate. low
rates: 2 or s. year stIT terms , and monthly Ill
CASH e roR End Trust NOTES white o,
colored)-Quick settlement. Prefer per.
sonal calls to telephone calls. ruLION
9sts ist AND END MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
row REALTY Co. Realtors. 1881 @ at.
NV ME- 2405
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

&ss tek Nas: mi Hs:a e. s',s
sserNfsr Nffs Hff esfs a. port OF M E.puse stsS
cSi.sses eS.ss .sE sssss
Hihi nishts. D. C, phone; AT. os5i; beach
PhSef RI1as rfa5ik ssAch saah aM nverso
OCEAN VIEW. vA.-Apt.. 3 bedrms.. bath.
va WVSooDLHND BEACH, ss mi. from wash;
cottage, all modern conveniences. com
pletely furnished; $50 per wk. Annapohs
APARTMENT; sss wEEKLY-sleeps six;
nice porch: gss stove, semipvt. bath snS g,
weekly weekly fea twin BEDS nex. to bath, nicely
turn; Box g., Colonial Beach, Va; .2S 30.
VI water. r' elee. itS retsr., private nest good
iaos siS GT 5uy GAnasr an 7les
auIred. THE ERBs. Mason Beach, Dssle' DDes'
CoTTAGE-2 bedrms,; liv. rm.. lse. Kit.
refsr; sleeps s; block from bay; $50
4 FINE Fh srMMEk stla MA HOME s situated in shady
the West River. with full riparian rights;
house contains liv; rm., din. rm,, kit. oatn;
furnishea frn and priced a s5s'5oo' With
@ssn tssns and aAs AMID erPR nhs M
1Rss Wsst River soGs ideal i0 ~ sSins osstsEas
Schools churches. shopping and transp.;
.5an e. aynx s sc . csn end s e. ss ass
in west Shady Side and note .Houss; for
sals'' sun, WILLIAM n, THOMAS; as Real Real
!. sssss :e''s sa s.;isI
bath bath fqrn gra gas ees aH Hvatsss
SHADY sGsfS 'tS OAKS MANOR. restricted water:
front development on West River. Lots
development This means a small group of
E.IIeAoA E.rse oak trees; seaus!tul water views.
feeteni TaRe the road from Shady s Side to Gales
vile and turn in at the Shady Oaks Manor
ss1xsn!lase sxnl prive sse down own tos.y JOSEPH 3
LAzENBY, .215 Main ST.. Annapolis. Nd
NORTH BEACH-3-rm. furn. cleo. show
srss, porshes;; clean; sa5 wk, or sell S2'-
WEsf VIZ RIVER. near Observation-Disclosures
l T.; adults snly se uN, ,oaae; week sa end
DsREs psft sisfI BEAGH, GRIND MD.. THE Betty jean
Lse. furn. cottage. bath. h; and c; water.
gas range. elec, refsr.; modern. TR. od47
WOODLAND BEACH-cottage. rooms
ana bath modern conveniences. Gan
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Evening star., 1948-06-19
CAPE LEONARD

It's beautiful. Here nature and human
endeavor have fashioned a community of
surprising charm on the majestic St.
Leor ards. known far and wide as natures s
waterfront masterpiece; lovers of nature
best that nature affords-breath.taking
views clear clean salt water, with frm
sandy bottom, of gently sloping shore line,
and near unexcelled fishing grounds OF
Solomons and Broome Islands, at the gate
way OF the inland waterway from Maine
Cape Leonard for their permanent year
around home, and it's only 4S miles from
the District line. Come down any day: see
for yourself; prices are exceedingly reason
able for homesites: payments to suit your
convenience: contractors on premises II
you desire to build now; across Pa. ave,
east through Upper Marlboro, Md, right
on solomons Island hwy. at sreen light,
through Prince Frederick; follow Cape
Leonard signs to property.
CAPE LEONARD, INC.
Bowen Bldg. s15 10Th st. NV. Suite 500.
MA 0510 go