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4-BEDROOM BRICK
$4,000

GI approved. Excel. home In substan-
tial Alex. district. Living room, din
bsmt, fenced rear yard, o.h.-w. heat.
Splendid value at sacrifice price.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GL. or OK. 27s4.
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OPEN / TILL DARK
70o N overlook DR.

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Annex. this celightfai. Toozay. Ike
new bgk home. about years Ole
excel constructed OF good materials
for comfortable, convenient. rsesA-
act living: iss. hy. rn-, eeaatiful
Colonial fireplace. full Si2e 6srirE
rm. Of which iS dellghtful PVT.
screened Evins perch overlooking
lovely woods aSor6inE eolp!- Ell
vaey; beautiful del. kit. plenty o!
cqpboarcs. storage. attsse - hath,
lge master beorn., ige. obi. eiosst-
2 other delightful bedrmE With igs
closets. nice deck porch. lovely t9e6
bath, lge. full nEnt, hght and airy,
laundry trays, washing machine
oil heat; attached gar, beautiful
lan6seapec level lot. Priced for
quick sale, account transfer FeSE
cash will handle. bal. less than rent
Drive out today Directions Over
8. Arlington Ri6se I'd 70 Preslden-
tiai Gardens and Executive ave.
right TO Glebe I'd, right 20 Old
Dominion blvd. 70 North Overlook
risht on n. Overlook 10 100 and
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coM1. PROPERTY FOR RENT

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| ACRE. VIENNA

Well located on hard road, this 6-rm
bungalow has liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. large kit, bedrms., bath,
8 porches. plus 2. apis. bring $130
per mo-; low cash to right buyer.
HARRIET KRUM, FA. 6073.
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GOOD FOR GI-S1O,95(

FOR GI-$10,950
Prewar BUNGALOW. Here 10 an ct.
tractive home, well. kept, In good
condition, on. nice lot with fenced
approved to 60 oi Il You can quail
tfy. Five cheerful rooms. consist.
ing Of o sood-siEe living room and
dining room. with well-equipped.
roomy kitchen; 2 comfortable bed
ssse sd essn xS snsT.nce perc
yard: oil heat. Price includes tele-
pm. S90s South leth st.. Ariins-
ton, Va. Drive out Columbia pike
70 South Glebe road, left 70 South
18th st, and right TO property.
DICK BASSETT
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Brick 3-Bedrm. Rambler

Brick 3-Bedrm. Rambler
The last one we had In this develop
ment we sold in one day, located on
q beautifully handicapped lot OF
approz. u, a. lies this charming
rm. with fireplace. din. r, ultra
modern equipped kit. with Bendix; 3
nice sine bedrms.. tile bath, hot-vater
81 heat. parouet floors and many
other pleasant surprises await you;
including q garage; s1s.5o0 and
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
TIE. 7343; open til o. AL. e644.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
PREWAR ASBESTOS
SHINGLE BUNGALOW
ONLY $4,000

OPEN TODAY, l TO 6
home. Q nice bedrms. with partially
finished 3rd bedrm.; fully equip.
kit, nice liv. rm. and din, rm.;
full bsmt. with outside entrance,
oil a.-c. heat and Bendix washer;
front screened porch, nice level lot
The owner is being transferred and
will accept o or contract. Direc-
tions: From Wash. across Memorial
Bridge, out Lee blvd, Route No. So
to Pershing dr., right on Pershing
Or. TO Wash; blvd, left on Wash.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia Pike. Arl.. cH.
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$500 CASH

ARLINGTON FOREST AREA.
. min. Pentagon or D. c.; liv. rm.
poIeh .ss Espl.ssn Es With r astrs sef'srsa ss
stove: lovely 3 bedrm. brk. home;
bal. less than rent. To inspect: Out
Lee blvd. to dranada ST.. right on
0ranada to 2nd st., left on End st.
e tes.S Sollias sDrins read; .r right to
ASK-US REALTY co.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

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REALTY CO EN S1l5. 311i
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EDWARDS REALTY
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, REDRMS.. 2 BATHS

3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Brick home on nice handicapped I'D.
contains liv. rrn. with hrepl. din
rm., equipped kit. . bedrms. and
and bath and additional space for
4th bedrm.; utu rm.. part bsmt
oil heat: cow buses. school and
shopping. Total price, S13.a50.
Down. payment, $4,000; bal. SS2
per mo.
Al Baker & Son, Inc.
Exclusive Realtors, TIE. 7343. AL.
6644 Open 8 til s. lie
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JUST THINK

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you are q veteran. viii give you the
independence OF OWNING your csH
nome. and not Just an ordinary home
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large new completely modern rooms
brick construction fnl basement
and expansion attie. Just ! left
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Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-17
HOTEL BAR OPENED | AST. SATURDAY

The Ho tel Bar and liquor d dispens ary in- formally opened it's doors for bus inc ss at the Ma tanuska Hotel last oaturd ay even- ing. The bar is SC t up in the area for- narly occup jed by tho coffoo shop. The cof- fee shop has been closed permanently, but the hotels din- inG room, under the ranagoront of Mr. end Hrs. Ch arlo s I-urphy is now opon rogular-
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-17
PALM ER TEAMS JOSE 70 CORONA

Palmer' $. oharrocks and Rocket who flew to Cordova for a JWo- ga-i5 baske tball se- ri3s last we c kend. returned Sunday to report a clean svo oep Of losses. Fr iday' s games vent by a Wido margin for both squads Of locals, the Rocko ts los ing 37 -24 to tho Cordova Uo- ren' s squad, and tho oharrocks trailing tho Imp erials .67 = 25 9t the final Nh is tlc.
 EOwoVor both teams r9u5 it" T ba tile roy- al on Saturday, and both lost by tho n9r- ro-cst t of r0rgins -- the Sh9rrocks by q foul shot and the Ro- kots by 2 single baskc t. Fin1l scores on oe turd y Eoro Cor dOV2 24 Nocko ts 22, 1nd Dharrocks 57 IT, poriGls 38.
 l t. Ns1s rough ,, tough basko tb1ll for c1l conc arnvd, Ui tn tho locals harporod d by 2 short2gc of plcyCrs. Manage r ArJ ot2cly played tUo full = g~,r.os for tho 0h enrocks and shoUod
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-17
NEW CAB COMpANY BEGINS OPERA7iON

[. R. Aloxcndc CT is week arnounco d tho oDcr tiOn Of 2 nc~ cab f i'm in tho Valley. Mir. Alox2n- d1r c1lls his bus in- oss tho Val12y Cab Co. Iio said ho cx- p2ctcd to havo ! nov car doliv0 red hero for corpany us z by th Is voc ko nd Tho c2b. is hoadQu9 rto rel t tho Sourdoueh Club "nd Ch orlio's B"r-B- guo.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-17
LONo PLANE /S:,
 70 RE SALVAC (

Erwin Long, flyer who based in the Val- ley last surrler, wis., ited Palr.er las t UeGkend as a member of the BJL basket ball squad which played here oa turday nigh t. MT. Long will be rem enber0d as pilot of the plano which vas los t at Black Lake las t surr-or.
 He announc cd that his plano, at first pronounced a total loss has been disco- vorod to be salvoGo- ablo. H. plans to ski to tho lako next ronth, taking the no cossary. repair parts. to mako the sh ip fly able aga in. Mir. Long will ror1a in ri tn the D'i str jet Eng inc CTS but plans to fly hun tors, fish ormon T 2nd 2ori1l $ sigh t- rs on ch9rt1 r trips.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-17

COrdOV@ 2 b0Hutiful SC t shot.
 Both Cordova tooms will appcor h2ro on L4rch % tr and 26 tn on 2 return r ound of garo s.
The guardian., 1949-09-03
CONFESSION

I'm not ashamed to confess
That know my God is real.
For all the sins | do commit
From Him | can't conceal.
l cannot even hide the fact
When, deep within my Soul,
/ should like to live with Him
To join His Heavely Fold.
Pm not ashamed to confess
For all the wrongs l do
That God will be my Saviour
If love and trust Him, too.
By PEGGY NEW
The guardian., 1949-09-03

Sept. 10, next Saturday morning.
William "Bill" Phillips has
tossed his hat into the local poll
itica ring for city councillor.
Known all over the city, Bill
now joins Mr.. Randolph Walker,
another popular citizen. Local
p olitical participation was
sparked by Mr.. Columbus Ether
dge who ran for alderman. in
November, 1947. The Commun-
ity Center phones the informa-
ton that there will definitely
be a big annual 6Labor Day
program Monday with a Field
Day of sports and entertainment
plus a delicious chicken dinner
and cold drinks served to hun
cry patrons. throughout the en-
tire day. Make it date =. !.
And our Birthday list seems to
include Nancy Lassiter, is this
week, and a trio of 16 year olders
this September in Harriet Rose,
Henryce Houston and Wendell
Collymore. If there are any
more send them in. And please
mail or phone all your news by
or before Monday noon Of each
week.
The guardian., 1949-09-03

Baptist Church, Orange, N. j.
pastor of the church sponsoring
Rev, johnson injected a liberal
dose of spiritual precept in his
seromn. After the service the
visions, and many members and
friends of S. Paul, were served
with a delicious friend chicken
dinner by the senior choir. Fol-
lowed a memorable program
sponsored by the Margaret Ha-
eel Missionary Society which is
guided by Mrs. Lucy Brown and
Mrs. B. A. Galloway. Evangelist
Mrs. Vernela Danies Shufford
kindled a fire which burned
throughout. Miss Ann Murdock
Of Flushing, N. ", featured this
service win solos. Many visiors
from other churches were pre-
sent, and a goodly crowd enjoyed
what was called an old-fash- :
Shufford. After service, Mrs. Ga
ioned service, sparked by Mrs.
loway served refreshments and
cold drinks in the parsonage.
After such a strenuous day, the
pastor held one-hour service at
night, congregational singing, a
brief talk being the program.
Mr.. Charles N. Bourne, who was
scheduled to speak, will be heard
next Sunday night.
The guardian., 1949-09-03

Furr, and AL Henderson Jr., but
open to all who wish to join
and follow instruction. Hender-
son recently won no 2 honors in
the city park championships.
Although Richie Furr was elm
mated, he lost to the eventual
winner Of the city 1949 title
which also speaks, well for his
play. Lindy Yancey is also rated
as a youth with promise and is
a left handed shot. There are
several other players Of ability
who may join the Dugger TC.
ThTT elocal ladies, especially,
have not yet turned out for the
Team. With still a few months
Of play remaining, it s possible
to develop tournament talent for
next year. Players from the Bos-
ton Tennis Club have all ready
appeared here this season for in
formal competition. Those Of us
who played for the orc, the first
local tennis club, certainly wish
the new venture ell the luck in
the world. Radio station WON
has been broadcasting the talent
of local artists. Baritone Fred
Wright has been featured recent
ly and Rhythm Wright and his
trumpet is being heard on the
Crosley Spotlight Hour Satur-
days. with a local orchestra. Add
to this, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Par
ham on the "Brown Boston"
program and it looks like Med
ford is on the air. Rather late
but sincere congrats to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Parham on the birth Of
a baby boy. Mrs. Barbara X.
Press Of Brooklyn has returned
after a visit with relatives here.
The plan for a W. Medford Boat
Club has made little progress
although we understand there is
an increase in boat owners. And
once again effort will be made to
launch the w. Medford Cadets
who needed volunteer workers
last year. The Cadets will meet
The guardian., 1949-09-03

Mrs. Hebron, Winchester; Mr..
and Mrs. Banks, West Medford;
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Branch
and Miss Helen Branch, Newark,
NJ J., and Mrs. Lucy Herbert
and Miss Mary Evans of Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch and Miss
Branch are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Sampson of Everett
Mrs. Herbert is visiting her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Ruth Santos accom-
panied by her grand daughter,
Miss Evans. Rev. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Dokes of New Jersey made
several pop" calls on Saturday
enroute to Maine on vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. Valen-
tine are vacationing at Mashpee
while Mrs. Clara Pryor and sons
Frank and Arthur, are at Oak
Bluffs. Miss Grace E. Hunt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
L. Hunt, of Madison ST., Maiden,
left on Wednesday for Marshall,
Texas, to join the faculty of
Bishop College. Miss Hunt was
at Columbia University for the
summer course. After a visit to
her brother in Baltimore, Miss
Hunt viii complete the trip to
Texas by plane,
The guardian., 1949-09-03
WEST MEDFORD

Guest minister, the Rev. Mr.
Dorzier of New Jersey has been
filling in admirably and will
preach his final Guest Shilon
sermon next Sunday. Pastor Dam
iel w. Winn concludes his va
cation the second Sunday and
will be welcomed home by a
congregation which has steadily
grown to appreciate his sincere
interest in this community, even
to interupting his vacation in
order to serve. And now, with
September on the calendar, many
church and community club ac-
tivities will be planned for the
fall and we urge you to jot
them down and mail or phone
them in. The Medford pubic
schools open Sept. 9TH, next
week Wednesday and, of course,
next Monday is Labor Day. The
Park activity during the holi-
day will undoubtedly include
Tennis. Speaking with Cleedie
Rhone who did most to bring
the courts to Dugger Park, he
tells us that the local youngsters
have bright possibilities. He
hopes, someday, to introduce To-
calls into prize competition in
city, state and national tourna-
ments. Mr.. Packard, Winchester
tennis coach, and Sylvia Cor
relli, Cambridge girl who has
played at Longwood, both dropt
by to visit Cleedie recently and
to look over our players. Pack
ard and Cleedie played an in
formal match later at Winches-
ter. The hkeable coach was tell
ing Cleedie that colored players,
in general, should improve on
their back-hand strokes, the
only weakness he had observed
in watching colored novices and
stars for many years. In move
to develop a local tennis team Of
both youngsters and adults,
Cleedie has organized a Dugger
Park Tennis Club which is SO
far composed Of Mr.. Rhone, Mr..
Frisby, Lindy Yancey, Richard
The guardian., 1949-09-03
MAIDEN

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
REQ. Earl W. LaDson, Minister
Rev. Lawson occupied his
pulpit on Sunday after a brief
respite as counsellor at Pond
Homestead Baptist Camp. Music
was by Mrs. Emma Gray and
William Stokes who sang several
duets. Among the visitors were
The guardian., 1949-09-03
By PEGGY NEWMAN

Miss Martha J. Brown Of 4
Palmer st., enjoyed q trip to
Montreal last week.
Mrs. Cornelia Gamble former
ly Of the East End, Pittsburgh,
Pa. will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah New
man. 80 Bellevue st. Mrs. Gam
BILE arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Octavia Connors fell and
fractured her knee last week.
She is confined to her home, 1856
Exchange st. Mrs. Connors is
the wife Of Rev. Jesse ConnorS
who was called to Providence,
r. I. and who served six months
as interior pastor of John st.
Baptist Church here.
Robert L. Nichols Of Boston,
New England Regional Director
United Transport Service En-
ployes, CIO, will address the
Worcester Branch NAACP on
Sunday, Sept. IL at 8 PM. He
will tel of cases when the CIO
has broken down segregation
and secured economic benefits
for workers regardless Of race,
color or religion.
The guardian., 1949-09-03

Mrs. Fletta Hall has returned
to her home after vacation at
Old Orchard Beach, Maine.
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Harris
are vacationing at Old Orchard
Beach, Maine. Rev. Harris is
Pastor of the John Street Bap-
tist Church.
The Mems Helping League
will hold their annual picnic at
Nantasket Beach, Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brisbane
of IA Bosson St., entertained
this past week for their daught-
ers and son-in-law Mrs. Ruby
Richardson and DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Talliferro of New York
City.
M. and Mrs. George Harden of
So King Street had for their
guest last week, Mrs. Leah B.
Hodsden and son, Horace, of
Boston, Mass. While in the city
Mrs. Hodsden celebrated her
birthday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian P. Fernandes, Al
Bellevue ST., who entertained in
her honor.
The guardian., 1949-09-03
CAMBRIDGE

LIST. PAUL, A.M.E. CHURCH,
Rev.B. A. GGIlot0ay, ID. Pastor
A high outpouring Of the
Spirit permeated all activities,
all dayy. In he morning, a bus
load Of guests from orange, New
Jersey, worshipped with us, and
the sermon was Delivered by the
pastor of the church sponors,
the excursion, Rev. George j.
Johnson, Of the Orange Valley
, 1949-02-17
DR.. FRY

baugh, Superintendent of the
Lutheran Churches here and
in Puerto Rico and was taken
to Frederiksted where he in
spected the Church and also
the new Home which will re-
place the Queen Louise's in
Christiansted. In the evening
he visited the Church in Chris
tiansted and also the building
being renovated for use as a
Sunday School building. Last
night he preached to the con-
gr~egation.
DR.. Fry had just come direct
from Geneva, Switzerland
where he had been attending
a meeting of Executive Com
mittee of the World Council
of Churches of which he is
vice-chairman and merely had
time to change planes in New
York for Puerto Rico, he said.
he said.
, 1949-02-17
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands u Puerto Rico

Partly. to occasionally cloudy
with occasional light showers to-
day. tonight and Friday.
The same as above for the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Moderate to fresh easterIy
winds.
Maximum temperature SO
Minimum temperature . SO
Precipitation:
"a hrs ending midnight :. 0.O3
Total this month ...... ..O.75
Total since January l -. 3.66
Total February 1913 ...... 2.O2
Relative humidity
az o.AAA. OF
Wind direction & velo ENE 20
, 1949-02-17
RUSSIAN FL R i.

ing with a companion, unes-
corted from Blair House to the
White House. Both explained
why they fled their native
land. They had enough of ty-
ranny and restrictions and
were eager to see how Ameri-
cans live with the personal
freedom they enjoy. Lieut.. Bar
soy said every Soviet flyer is
required to report his impress
sions of his fellow flyers, thus
making every man a spy on his
comrade. They had heard
about Virginia in the Voice of
America breakfasts.
, 1949-02-17
v. I. FLOAT

v. I. 0 49,.
Governor with no Governor
in the parade and no one on
the float to give the many thou
sand spectators an idea what
a Virgin Islander looks like,
beyond and imitation wind
mill or Bluebeard Castle and
a few improvised cocoanut
trees.
It seems, Mr.. Totten said,
that the aid of some native
girls who reside in New York
could have been enlisted to
serve on the float in Washing
ton If those in charge had rid
themselves Of the belief that
we who reside here are expa-
triates. Natives here would
have paid their pro rata share
willingly. The Hawaiian and
Puerto Rican floats had their
beauties who did not necessar-
lily journey from their islands
for the parade.
, 1949-02-17

crested each number and the
singer returned to sing the cur
rent favorite, Because & Calm
as the Night.
DR.. Aubrey Anduze, who
can always be counted on to
keep his audiences "alive",
gave. a surprise performance
when he rendered two piano
solos, one an operate number;
the other in swing.
Young Stephen Bostic, unas-
suming as always, was called
out to take a bow. The audi
ence gave him heavy applause,
as DR.. Anduze mentioned his
willingness at all times when
ever asked to play on pro-
grams although he was always
in the background.
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ADHESION

she sang in French. The ap-
p1ause brought an encore here.
Following a five minute in
PERMISSION, Miss La Fontaine
returned to sing, One Sweetly
Solemn Thought, Ave Maria,
The Lords Prayer, The Lass
With the Delicate Air, Aside
alte Mutter, Herodiade and II
Bacio. Applause after applause
last June.
Mr.. Acheson recalled that
President Truman had offered
four major courses of action
for world peace. UnfaItering
support for the UN; contin-
uanoe of the American pro-
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gram for world economic re-
covery; strengthening of free
dom-loving nations against ag-
erosion and improvement of
the under-developed areas of
the world.
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$50 ACRES, so irrigated. / mile South
OF Two Leggin bridge. J. NJ. Burns,
Crow Agency. 44-tf.
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THREE or 4 hundred jars, lc apiece;
2 beds and springs; 4 saddle blankets;
one Ford and two Packards. If a man
gets a good second Packard it will
out wear most of the new cars. Quite
a few articles. Some people have asked
me when I am coming back from Iowa.
The answer is, when they start charg-
pac, Koebbe or Tom I wouldn't rent
Mike any land, because he puts in
too much time looking at the color of
ladies' socks. loft. stock rack, sheet
iron to cover loft. box, copper wire
house, 500. w. E. Newman. AL
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2 REGISTERED Duroc bears. Unrelated
to any in this locality. Taking orders
for bred gifts. Herman Muhlbeier, St.
Xavier. 49,
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HAY and grain chopper; also hand sep
arator with or without motor, all in
excellent condition. Marie Standish, =
miles south of Lodge Grass. 44-2s
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where between Crow and Cheyenne res
ervations; IL head branded with either
or both brands, namely Xxx on left
ribs or Bar over Qazy E)R on left
ribs. One COW estranged between Crow
Agency, and Hardin. If you know the
whereabouts, contact SNAPPY FOOD
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60-TON alfalfa hay; So acres beet tops;
80 acre corn, cut; alfalfa straw; 200
acres ~roughage. See Henry Schneider. St:
Xavier. 49,
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Dept A, Freepors, iii.
NOTICES
49,

REWARD for information leading to
recovery of any or all of following
black Angus cows, estranged some