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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
HALLE O BROWN NEWS
1850 CLUE

lliS0 CLUB
The Ii.30 Club Of HaIiie q.
Brown gave a hayTide party on
Saturday. July 20. Tho group left
from HAilie az $50 p. m. dressed
In OveFalls or jeans. Sixteen year
Odds and up were admitted.
LOS CABEI.LKRAS
Tho Los CabeIleron have con-
tributed three Of It's members 70
Uncle Sans Naval Reserves. They
are Marvin Bcroggina, prestdent.
Bruce Williams, treasures and
Stanley Williams. The fellows are
stationed at Void Chamberlain
Naval Base.
SPORTS
Baseball and BoftbaM
The Halle Or. softbaIi team
winds UP its current season this
coming Thursday At ESQ p. m. on
Dunning Field. They win play
third place Rice street merchants.
Midget, Junior and intermediate
teams wind up the first week Of
August.
Tennia
The newly organized Tennis
club held ia third meeting al
Dunnlng Courts Sunday morning
D. m. Earl McOee was elected
president and Odessa McAdams
Sec-TreasureF. Mr.. Louis Moore d
instructor for the group.
Those Of you who are interested
In learning 10 play tennis, con.
tact Mr.. Moore or Louis HouSe ri
Halle q. Brown. Ell 3736 OF
DA oars.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

MsrO are i've rules 10 follow N
eaitdhaa Q picnic ire; :. Gear ths
grounA q Ail infiamnahls material
n Q circle win Q diameter q q
lsasa thrss tost q Bind . IRE o.
y oa bare mAneral soli OF Foek. q
Viewer eniiA q against On cid log. Z
n doem't take Q huge ire. n prop.
eFAy bum % eOok . meal & he
suR0 an sn6oRs are sxtangulahsd
heeore leaving ne picnic gruunda
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Under the direction % Louis
HOUSE, athletic director Halle q
Brown, o new tannla clah hAa beer
formed IN ~. Paul. which meets
al Q o'clock Tuesday and On Run.
day InornlngM
Louis Moore Ia instructor OG ths
group. and EaEi Mcuhse has bssu
elected preaideat.
Persons WHO have already Joined
the club are Charles DanfortA
Ernest Greene LAFAYETTE Mcues,
Robert Graham. mari McCeA FlAF.
old and Mary nrUwn Gloria o.
Neal poris Mansia Caroline Jsan
MatthswA Helen McoeA HaiIh
Man&ie and odessa MCAdAmA
othsF persons Interested are IN.
vited 10 Join The club, Thsy mAy
cOatact LoaAs House Al Halle %
Odessa MeAdams who 10 sscrU.
tAry-trSasursr % the club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Tle soclAl and PSFs@nal lafe "a
tn Twin Clslss 10 fAlahhaaly -
port~d Ws~kly IN thAa papsE R~aa-
sgu may pAoae tAslr itn@aA IN
SIInnsapslia ths Vhams cah b
RalAgrpsrt SSeS ss Midway $50
BRiAEVP~st SSoS o. Midway soc
IN g. Panl CEaAF eeas ~ aEha.
way asAo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
Wom0n's Auxiliary
WIN Present paaoons

4 pageant. 1000 Years OF
Christianity win be presented a.
8 p. m. Thursday, August IL, at
Pilgrim Baptist church
Tha pageant win be presented
by the Minnesota and South Da-
kotA Baptist women's Auxiliary
u the state. Mrs. Mary crump 10
director Of the program, MrS.
cordeha Hunter u pianist and
Mrs. NJ LarkinB 10 publicity
chairman.
The pageant viii be given free
Of charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

THIS Rswupapss usss tAe nAtisa.
n nswS service a ths Associated
Negro Press for top BaaAsuwsae
newS eSverAgN exclusive IN tAas
AREA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
ToAsTMisTREsS oaoUp
REeuSGs 70 RGScIND
BlASGD ACTIONS

CONTINUED from pas" -
JoSephin" Yates To@StmiSereSS
club'
o The Las Amigos club Of Al
ton protested the aeuon OF ths
cum IN choosing q motel tnAt pf@c-
uess SegFvsati"n' ana thSR CHAP
Ter was reVoked
. The Alton, III 7. c. an all
"hits group pr0e"Seso mat aeuon
against ths negro eiaDs' thIs@t'
ening Hsai S1toh' ana thS'T cnAr'
Ter was fsV"Nea'
Tha board stated II was rsvok.
Ing the Negro charters because
Of their action which smbarrass-
Cd the club and placed the repu-
tation Of the TIC In jeopardy In
regard 10 the National Hotel As
ISOLATION files, which contains In
acuVius@
Thry revoked ths Alton char.
tsT becRaae % "repudlated the
efforts Of Tire executive board"
Tha Josephine Yates club has
been a member Of good standing
for five years and the Las AmiRma
club has been n member for four
years,
Attempts 10 get the issue on
the CONVENTION fIoor at ~. Paul
failed when delegates At the sea.
slon voted down q motion for new
business.
Mra. Carter charged that vari.
Gus means had been used 10 pref.
udlca the dalsRstes from differ
emit parts OF the country who had
not thought too seriously Of ths
matter.
tt... pho,v u...,A.
Bha charged that Pope told
some delegates the Negroes were
not desirable members. a. they
had police records. She claimed
he produced documents Of alleged
police charges which. he said, had
come from police records In 81
LOUIE
When asked OF thess reports
how"SeF, PoPe denled having
shown them 10 anyone, thcn nd
miteed showing them 10 ons 90
two members OF tho club nj
their request
lie stated. however. that no wa
not certain the Negro deIegntei
from 80. Louis were tho same
parties referred 10 In the recor,ia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

~ yoa ore interested IN what's
EoAn@ % IN the Twin ClaAsa yoa
have 10 rod thAs newupARps h
9ea tAe easFecs aops On aolngM
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Nest FVaasrS IL thAs paper pat.
ranAss aavssta.sFp n thAs pager
ies they teel that thslE business
b apprpolaaed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

n goo want 10 cen your houaa.
usa eUF sca@ouaAcal wANT-AD
colunnmA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
MOUNT OLIvET BAPTIST
CHURCH

Rev. william Hambro, Spring
field. Ohio was the guest speaker
for the Mems Day program. Rev.
HAmbro'n subject at the morning
hour was The Quest for One
Good Man" His text was taken
from jeremiah 81.
The music for the service was
Furnished by the Mems Chorus
with special selections by Mr.. d,
J. Wade and Mr.. Sllas Smith.
Registered visitors were: Rev.
Howell. Cincinnati. Ohio: Mr.. J.
Parker, Mr.. T. w. O'Neal. Mr..
Thomas Lee Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. J. Hunter, Minneapolis.
Mrs, Bernice Duke, Mrs. Mabel
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Pryor. Vancouver, d. c.; Mrs.
Rosa Simmons and Mrs. Gladys
Williams.
AZ the $3.50 service Rev. Ham
bros subject was what Happens
When God Finds One Good Man ?"
The music was furnished by the
Male Chorus with special selec-
tons by Mr. Governor Cook.
Al the evening hour the Cos
pei Knights" were featured In q
musical program.
The program committee was
Mr.. Harvey Hopkins ST.. Mr.. Da.
vid Harper, Mr.. Yuker Cassell Sr,
and Mr.. Calvin Taylor.
On Sunday, July ~, at the eve
ming hour the Mission Society win
have charge Of the service. A
wonderful program has been plan
ned. The public II invited TO at
tend.
Let Us not forget the prayer
service and tho teachers meetings
every Wednesday at the church.
wOmen's Day win be held Sun
day. August IL The guest speak
or win Be announced next week.
Edith MaSsie, reporter.
BORDER METHODIST NOTES
Members and friends Of Border
had the pleasure OF listening 10
two very fine sermons by Rev. G,
NJ. Sexton In the morning plus q
special rally In the afternoon. Al
the morning worship his subject
was Following q vision'' and the
afternoon subject was The Three
B'a" Many viGitorn were present
Those from out-of-town were Mr.
NJ. McElroy Of Cincinnati. Ohio
VINO 10 IN uncle Of Mr.. Alfred Nc
Intoah. TIT Emerson Ave. NJ. and
Mr.. Leland w. Greene OF the 2nc
Baptist Church. bethlehem. Pa
We appreciate the attendance
Of these and other visitors and
hope they win come 20 Sc "a
again. Everyone 10 welcome ai
Border.
Sunday. July ~. at ths morn.
ing worship At IL O'Clock. Rev
sexton win speak On MY Mas.
ter's Holce." n win be worth yOuI
time 20 b presenE--MrM c. G
Underwood. reporter: Rev. G ~
Sexton, pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

You are always welcome at Pl.
grim Church % Lofty FriendshipN
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

In other words, the strength of
unions lies in the simple fact that
they are Unions.
Anything that can break up a
union is anti-union. Prejudice is
anti-union. When we allow some
guy to prejudice us against an
other guy because of his race or
religion, we're dividing our union.
And a union divided is no union.
So it's up to us to spray these
bed buggy guys with our form
of DOT. Let's be critical of pref
udice, but not of a fellow work
man if he's a good guy. That's the
kind of DOT that will get rid of
the Bed Sheeters-and will keep
our union strong.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08
The Bell Tolls

The final recognition Of Israel
as a state and the eventual es-
tablishment of Israel in the world
as a country among countries was
not accomplished through wishful
thinking o undisciplined action.
Nor was it made possible through
organizedal strength alone. 1t be-
came a reality because through
disciplined action an economic
foundation was built. This eco
nomic foundation took care or
found assistance for it's impover-
ished people, it gave voice and
vitality to organizations, it paid
for their agitations, it gave sem
sible direction to their campaigns
for greater educational and en-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08
Bow Born Mute"
Speaks After PRAYER

NEW YORK, March 8. (GNS)
= Lawrence Taylor, 15-year-old
son of Mrs. Emily Taylor of the
Bronx, spoke for the first time in
his life after having been prayed
for by DR.. A. A. Childs whose
services at Faith Temple of the
Church of God in Christ on 130th
street, between 7th and Lenox ave-
nue., are drawing immense crowds
daily.
Many healing miracles have
been witnessed and testimonials
have been given by those who
have been healed by tumors, can
GERS, asthma, sinus, rheumatic
fever, and other diseases termed
as "~incurables' during the serv-
ices.
DR.. Childs is from Chicago,
where he is also pastor of the
Evangelistic Temple on 31st and
Indiana. His Sunday nights there
are given over to radio service
and folk stand in the asiles for
prayer. Plans are under. way for
such a radio program here.
His daily healing services here
from 2 to 5 p. M, and from 8 p.
m. until, are crowded to capac-
ity with folk of all races and
creeds who lie Their come to be
healed or to witness the miracu-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08
Negro Actor has Lead
In PLAY About Saint

NEW YORK, March 8. CAMP
-Elwood Smith, brilliant young
Negro actor, is playing the lead
ing role in the "City of Kings"
which opened at the Blackfriars'
theater here February II. Smith
is a graduate of Xavier university
in New Orleans.
The play depicts the life of
Blessed aMrtin de PORES, sanity
Negro lay brother of the 18th
century, who may be declared a
saint by the Catholic church in
1851.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

ployment advantages and it placed
Jews IN important positions prop
arly disciplined, so that when the
time came they would be ready to
help their people.
This, we too, must learn. A firm
economic foundation will solve
most of our problems. During the
war millions of dollars of Negro
money was invested in saloons,
night clubs and other industries
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08
The Bed Sheet Bows

Como to think of it, maybe the
ku kluxers are as crazy as bed
bugs. Wrapped up a S they are in
bedvsheets, they're certainly dress
ed right for the occasion. If they
are, it's no wonder that they COW
er their faces. They may be just
san enough to be ashamed of
themselves.
they use pillow cases.
1t sounds funny doesn't it? But
it isn't funny at all. Crazy peo-
pie aren't funny. They aren't fun
ny-but they may be dangerous.
Hitler was crazy. He was plen-
ty dangerous. The world will new
er be able to make up for the
castrophes that he inspired.
Let's make no mistake about it.
Hitler and the bed sheet boys
have a lot in common. They were
both bitten by the bed bug of
prejudice. In a way, prejudice
gave them ants in their pants.
And guys who can never sit down
can be a lot of trouble.
In short, prejudice can be con-
sidered a symptom of insanity.
Symptoms, however, are only
signs that something is hidden
that something cannot be faced.
When the symptom is prejudice,
it is, therefore, a. sign that the
prejudiced person hates some one
close to him. May be his father or
mother.
No wonder then, that he can't
admit it. He can't admit it even
to himself. AS a result, he more
or less unconsciously looks around
for else to hate. So he
hates Protestants, Jews, Catholics,
Negroes, whites, foreign born, ma
tive born, unions-or any other
group that he may chance to
make the scapegoat.
Union men especially must be.
ware of prejudice. Unions are
formed because working men have
decided to get together to gair
material benefits for themselves
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

that gave little or no employ
ment TO their own, helped 10 I'm
povertsh their people and their
communities and destroyed both
discipline and the moral of the
ace.
Let's have more loan companies
to save small Negro business and
more Negro banks where the race
can save his dollars and grow
strong and vibrant.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

lous healings through prayer. He
will be in the city again the first
Sunday in March and while con-
Quoting services on 13Oth street,
will make for a mammoth Palm
week service at the Golden Gate.
In less than three months his mem
bership numbers over 800, and
the assistant pastor, Rev. I. G.
Gordon and the secretary, Mrs.
Annabell Hudson,
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest

deiishtfuI 6.rm. home @ With : Glass.
tnclosed porches; can be used fol o
reas. terms to responsible party
See this coed value BY appointment
PLANT & GoRDoa: INC, 1874
Park I'd. n.wu co. O637. 10
COLORED-NEAR 14th. AND PARK
RD2Gft .: snd .ox hTick sp9tlsssls
iaed % %kit., TIL fuli iS; Basement. .'rs new % Timten
oil burner. steel-beam. construction
front and rear porches: $l4 $50.
Fra FRANK &, 8; IN PHHJ5ILLI1Ps, HJLI D1. 1911; q
CoLoRED-UPPER 18th ST. apt
house-Income SAT- mo. Attrac-
szf sf.ma or RE sEads sst ~ SILL GEIFF2eR ss
COLORED-3900 BLK. 18th ST. NV.
MT.uly ,,oTr yn, f9ur.stsr r.a,1 home; 9 spa
rated; mod. kit. bath; oil oil heat deep
yard, garage; price and terms you
VII not believe. Call today, Ho.
coIoBED-BY oGala OWNER; 8 rms, mo 4
ss5;; auiGe, 'srs: a% Reduced price. aos .ls
coLOREDMi1s4 e2nd ST. NV, con-
venicnt downtown locations. rms.
and bath. h.-w;h::. gas: brick home,
in 1st-commercial zone. Price, SILL
$50; small cash payment. MOORE
4 HILL CO.. ME. 400: -21 j..
r ST. N.W.-7 rms,
b.; brick; $3.50 dn., sos mo. Apply
Sun, 3 to 8. 30
COLORED, vacant, LIST comm; 81 1850
cash. l729 N. Cap, 2-sty. brk., z
rms. tile b.; 3 rms. N b.. bsmt. !;
h.-w.h., sim. wind. UN. 7O4b. -21
CoLoRED-OPEN SATURDAY, / till
dark. 1908 Quincy st. n.w.-6 large
rms; 2 heated, finished, inclosed
porches; tiled bath; full bsmt., gas
heat; reas. price and down payment.
Call for appt., Mr. Henson, VI. 364l,
MI. 0854, MADDEN REALTY co.
CoLoRED-MAKE DEPOSIT, NOV.
In today. 3917 N. H. ave. NV, At
tractive g rms, bath. auto: gas
h:.x:h- front porch; front front an and d,Iss5 rear
party. Make your ofIer. Can MR..
beMoyY. Sterling 942s; ewes, Lin
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES uhFuRNisHED

ALEXANDRIA, Huntington = 2.bed-
room semidet.; gas heat. full base
msnt; nearly new; $1o5 mo. Of! A.
GoiNe aS1s FAST. y, A few Of these
Kitchens klsh nseptneSe' ana tiled ed BATHS, radiant
heat, util. rm. with laundry tubs;
rent, $95 to 500 mo. Open daily,
l.o t. g. pir [;sht Lee on y:.t hwy tp Saa GTess sa
west st. right 70 open sign. "a.
rsEEs SfGS; 1E cHUseh@s-room EUf1eehhOojs buneaisw,
6A Gsll & gsioJS J MALCOLM Real Ese Essets'
s.BEpRM.: s.E.-Auto. gas heat.
refgr., stove; conven: to buses and
Ssrd ave. % Hillside. Nd, III. 1859.
1-YR.-oLp, ez.m, ass: brick home,
from Ge o. aoRasoNn RasSs spso mo sGpNaa Ny
z: IN ,MsENsH. 1927 Eye st. n.w.' Re.
2-BEDROoM BRICK HOUSE, near
Nsygy ss,g and Pentason Bldg: aSL. 81.
BUNGALOW. rms. and bath: IN
miles from Beltsville: $50 mo. 70.
1854. Couple or with / child. Pr
va, about 6 miles from
Pentagons four-bedroom Cape Cod
bungalow. S127.50 per mo. GIL.
NEW nSSf' s.BEDRm., BRICK. semide-
tached: gas a..c. heat; fenced back
yard; full bsmt.; available 10 days.
g Rms. A' BATH, a1Sf garage, oil h.-W.h.,
flrepl.. electric stove and refer.; SS5.
Vienna 166-W-2. 10
5-RM. HOUSE; oil heat. Frigidaire,
ssI; SET; month; nI 5z7o In nearby Arlington: sS
PETWORTH-S-rm., 2-bath corner
brick, garage, rec: rm.. oil heat
newly decorated; $3.50 per mo-: i'm
mediate possession. GE. 52S7. 30
yACANT-New 6-rm. brick, full base
msnt; sl25 per mo- in Sc. Box
NEWLY ysi 6EcoRATED. s-bedrm. Cap.
Cod, conv. to transp.. immediate
occupancy; located 3131 Jennings
rd., Kensington, Nd. Can be seen
Sat.-Sun. after pm. Drive out
Ga. ave. to Plyers Mil rd., turn left
for approx. 1 mile, turn right on
Jennings rd. to. End house. Oh
. call RIA. S49S after Sun. -20
FORTH CHEVY CHASE -2-bedrm
partly furn.. $100 mo. WI. 205S
s.BEpRM. HOUSE, nr. N. H. ave. ex.
tended, S12b mo. Call 10. 6-2146
MIRGaRET !. DUNHEY, OIL. $500
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

armed FoRGEs, AZ ranks. per
need furnished and unfurnished
houses, apartments. II interested
in desirable tenants, list with
ARMED FORCES HOUSING, The
Pentagon, RE. 6700, Ext. 74l15.
CONGRESSIONAL FAMILY and maid
desire unfurnished,, roomy house or
schools; 1-year lease. Call MA.
3120,. Ext. $50 between 10 and 4
AIR FORCE OFFICER, family. desire
8 or 4 bedroom house; prefer Vir-
ginia or NV. KE. 3-62S7. 90
UNFURN. 3 OR s BEDRM. HOUSE
or apt: 2 bathss by Swift d Co.
manager transferred Wash. Call
CO. 1000, Ext. 271, c. W. CONWAY.
WE NEED SEVERAL large, furnished
homes, up to $3.50 month, in D. C..
or Md. E. NJ. FRY, INC, WI. 8700.
SWISS DIPLOMAT desires to rent
unfurn. 8 bedrm. house in good
cond., in Cleveland Park district.
Box 255-J. Star. -21
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--Northwest


COLORED-VACANT
1868 Otis pl. n.w.-Lge. semidet
brick home with 4 bedrms.. full
basement, 3 two-car brick garages
DALLAS GRADY g. SON, DI. $3.50
ewes, CO. 2791. 20
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HolJsEs-sAIE-NW. (cant. !

HoUSES-SALE-k.W. (Cont.)
BRICK AND STUCCO bedrooms
porch, b.i. gar. semidet.;. under
$4,000; excel. neighborhood; good
condition. COL. F. H. KoHLoss
DETACHED BRICK, 3 bedrooms ant
2 baths. finished attic. recreation
room, gas heat: in Shepherd Park
Can be seen by appointment. GE
1SoSoib11 IRVING ST. N.w.-Eisht
rms. Ia baths ea., gas heat. Open
daily 2 to 4 pm. Vacant. Move In
with deposit. 30
10 ROOMS -6 bedrooms, modern
kitchen: price. S17.5O0; convenient
to community shopping and trans.
portation OWNER NO, SQ33 20
Evening star., 1949-11-19

5oa
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Brightwood Open 2 to 6
6O19 4th Street NV.

An attractive. semidetached brick
home, convenient to stores, 2 ex-
press buslines, elementary. junior
High and hRh schools; lovely living
room With fireplace and glassed-in
bookcases, dining room, Kitchen,
rear screened porch; End floor has
8 bedrooms. cedar closet, sewing
room or den and tile bath with
shower over tub; other excellent
features include storm windows and
doors. insulation, metal weather
THE KAHN COMPANY
Elk, 321O. Eyes., Oy. 51O2.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

5000 FAIRGLENN LANE, Bethesda.
Immediate possession; 5000. In
css sRssti's e iRRe'nsnsHi Rkus4 AMss5
FoR eisIE LEASE, sYyo' to acceptable tenant;
attrac. 4-bedrm.. beautifully furn.
home in Chevy Chase area, mod
ern equipment throughout; library.
gs ar; ssresnsS rsSaeeE peEeh rss ssths rm ess
ssfs5s' ss45. DE- gleass9. issaa grounds 5en''
REDECORATED det. 6 rms, Oil heat.
elec. refgr:. gas range: $110. Call
sfhyER az Gss4 sPsfSsHs1m estEse 70 sm. 1Hpsth,
brand-neW house. newly furn.; conv.
i. $3.50 mo. BOX 72-J. star. ia
BRICK, 8 ROOMS and bath, oil heat;
5 blocks from complete shopping
center, / blk. of busline; 1912 JET
ma' 1sGson ws &. ayysa Hyysst''' Nd; $3.50 sol per
SFsk VIZ 1896 EsD. Il Mo. Sas fs7s s7s4 sl7s s1 no.
baths: h::w;h. &c GSeiD, sids s.o porch; p
7-ROOM HOUSE- bedrms.. auto.
sas sas hses sdso M o 1sos ss19 Rsl
BUNGALOW. completely modern, fur
nished In every detail; $3.50, aeoe Per
JUDSON REAMY g. SON. -19
I'll PEABODY ST. N.W.4 bedrms.,
bath, gas heat, beautifully furn.;
conv. neighborhood; avail. Dec; Il;
6sRM. HOUSE, all modern equipment;
$85 mo-; about 10 miles from Silver
Spring. Ashton 6628. Elderly cou-
pie or couple with young child.
SILVER SPRNG-Nicely furn. b-rm.
bungalow; conven. shopping; garage;
Dec. Is for 8 mos; $3.50. 81. 1925.
Z. RIv. COTTAGE, 4 rms. modern oil
place to raise chickens, ducks, tur-
keys, garden, flowers. etc: will rent
e old couple ssi. who love country aIe refs
Box xrnaAs sSe,k, staI; Z b.tb,: n,rHoeehial
.e sehool 5l9cts; si. public nsl s sehga sck
Ley 4 BUcKLEY. cH. 4l12. OK.
Fairfax fRIi COUNTY, IS mi. out Lee
furn; 5000 mo. JE. 3-ss23. -2l
4-RooM COTTAGE, all conveniences.
for z mos: $40 mo. SAM BOARD,
.. River TX, MQ.b VI 1.p0. 1O1
1-YEAR-OLD. 6-rm. det. brick. 3
bedrms., Ia baths, frepl., gas heat;
full bsmt.. wash. machine. Storm
windows, lge. yard; clean. Call IA.
GsESS5kkGErsowfN@DAvailable S5ksf Di 8 weeks.
until jan 8. Beautifully furn.. 4
bsdrmss;S; odishwssher, Bendix' fres5er.
cHRyY ~ 4oos' cHAsE-very desir able
houses for long and short term
leases; 5000 $3.50 month. MRS.
CLYDE c. DuNNrNaToN' WI. 1895. 81
NEWLY DEcoRATED-ch.rmins 2
bedrm.; desirable residential NV;
conv. trans, shopping. WI. 2l43.
VIRGINIA Det. s. bedroom. IN
bath, garage, fireplace, large yard;
cottage. Within walking dist. PEN
tagon. Large studio liv. rm. with
wood-hurning firepl. and bar. Bed
rm. and complete bath; $3.50 mo-,
incl. all util. Otis SAL. 30
5-RM. BUNGA.,. tiled bath, laundry.
gar. oil h.-w.h., scr. front porch;
S125. 55OS o st. Sc. HI. 6632.
s-BEDRM. HOUSE, in Potomac, Md
Country living with mod. conv.; S126
mo. Call LO. 5-2146, MARGARET
7 rYTNKY nv nr, 6200
Evening star., 1949-11-19
COLORED, READ!

COLORED
724 QUINCY ST. NV.
Open Sunday, 1 to g. Don't fail to
see this spacious 9-rm. house.
HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771. GE.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HOUSES TO SHARE

QUIET MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE to
share home with 2 adults. College
c6UfLn ss5f area To Api sRAsE 2as7 new $50 e-2oom
home, Michigan Park section; newly
furn.' all util. MI. 1888. 30
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, or cou-
pie, to share newly decorated house,
conv. shopping and transp. GE.
k6p4 TIL 1910 -20
Evening star., 1949-11-19
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR: 0386.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone No. 0i04. UNION sToRAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906,
MOVING By VET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cali
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 51S7
GREENWOOD TRANSFER - TR.
5346. Let US move you. No Job too
small; reas. rates: careful moving.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937: eyes,. GE. 1416. 49,
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
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time 14s