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OFFICES FOR RENT

MD.-ofices on Balti.
H ssls; csll 81; $3.50. 'e''''e Isi Hs1N-
SMALL OFFICES. furn. or unfurn..
with VIII & complete seeretarial service and
sieanins' s6ad 2o17 s NV. at Conn. DE.
EVANS BUILDING, 1870 New York
ave; NV. = Available Immediately.
quirements. PENN PRoPERT1Es
sfi1Ek fI4 K 4 spRiSc RiS ME- lds., l5o7 location
once connecting with 1-bath; Si25
mo. GRUBB-WnLIAMs, 81. 4554.
DOWNTOWN. two beautiful large
feSa9, nSors open not space ace Ideal 3 for ms
INVESTMENT BLDG.-Private room,
carpeting. Venetian blinds and
drapes; furn. or unfurn.: reception
and secretarial facilities. Ma. i5!6.
LARGE. AIa attractive once. good light:
S%a Gem; sry bet. M and N. See Mr..
Atlas BipG,, 5a7 9th st. NV. Va 9th
and and F.; sS,,e desirable rms. for ofices
pa Ave-. EADRE AZ fm ssh Nwspite $40 st. of r.: :
MI. Fischer with DREYFUSS BROS.
/, NA OSs2; eyes. AID. 1904. -22
3,hM SUITE, furn. or unfurn., mr.
MayhoMsr; more space avail. newly
:osM. rs NJ; MopEkN Elm SUITE, mr.. Msi gtatier.
approx. $50 50. It.. in air-cond.,
elevator bldg; carpeted. fuor. iights,
vsnstian Hs1s blinds. RIM. 203. llOs
18th AND Il NV, heart of Ana finan.
cial district, 900, 1000 or 1000
SO; 1T. in prm. ONCE bldg; will con-
slder applic. Of nationally known
nrm or professional with best refer
cHN,,. sness; pl. 1910 or OR, 65Os. -2a
srIss n;Ws opposite Municipal Court. .
mediately. newly decora ed. elevator
service: THOS. j. FISHER g. CO.,
INC" 73s 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50.
IDEAL DEAL, OFFICE SPACE. End d. With
painted; 2 doors above W. and L. on
In 1afh 81 St. odsI Ley. and jantior's service.
DoWNTo%SIFurnished. VIZ 1sxie: $50
NO no also share part-time secretary.
AT4sxe. ~ xt sMALE Hxi zs1I Pyr. OFFICE farn
service Is o. Immed. occupancy. Cali
GET iii CaoSj FOUR NAME in new tel, tel d.
rectory, closing Sept. ~. we offer
desk, secretarial service, telephone
listing, use of typewriter. dicta-
phone: mimeograph, ETC., all for
only S15 monthly; or mailing and
telephone privilege, $3.50 mo-: nm
est central location. Tel. ME. 1871.
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LOTS FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS 4 blocks across p. c.
shady. stream across rear of lot;
all improvements; o.$ $500 for i'm
APPROX. 1 ACRE WOODED, all util.
$4,000. Restricted area. Lanham
Park, Md. Greenbelt 6121 aft. $50.
BERWYN-4 lots for sale. ] block
from R. I. ave. Call TO. 5032;
blk. You st. Sc.
24x12",. $3.50. Plans for 2-family
apt. incl. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2s02
PALISADES blk. OF
Macarthur Blvd. Beautiful level lot
75xlOQ; all improvements including
sidewalks; owner must sell: priced
at S3,975. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
D1. 1411. ewes. call GE. 3O79. -26
5O-FOoT LOTS with all improve
ments. Priced for low cost housing
Georges County. In blocks Of 10
or more to responsible builders:
Kirk smith. sT 24O0, PHILLIPS,
CANDY q FULLER, INC, 1912 18th
wiipERcRoFr, Iii lot 15oxa5o. sl,Ioo.
REAL ESTATE, UN. 91O2; ewes, OIL.
NEAR Fl r HAYWOOD GARDENS adj.
lots, ideal location for BUNGALOWS;
S7,4o0; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
so LOTS, less than $1,000 per lot,
located in fine section of Silver
sDn 81 ad wssT vii ana sfst 9 c Itrsets AA1
REALTY CO., 81. 0900; ewes, IA.
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COMMERCIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED-1st or End COM; approx.
r.r. or alley OK. DI. 1853. go
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 1919; absolutely like new,
used as display car only; new-car
guarantee, plus additional $4,000
labor: list price So 1893. will give
5000 discount, cash. terms or liberal
trade. LOGAN (FordD. 2017 Va.
ave. NV. ME. 2sIS.
FORD 1949 station wagon; display
car used less than 1000 miles; sells
new; S2,471. $3.50 discount. 25,OO0
mi. guarantee, parts and labor.
Long trade and "a mo. to pay. Call
Mr.. Cassidy, DI. 5SO3. LOGAN
lFordl, I'LL 18th st. NV. "a
Is47, new WV White slW' tires, MASWH. over.
drive, r. .and h., low mileage, excel.
cond. Price S1,050. L. c. GOOD.
JR., UN 1923. =?
1911 CHEVROLET, passed most re-
cent Virginia inspection, mech.
peri, body needs repairs. $3.50.
KE. 3-5150. -22
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AUTO TRUcKS-sALE Cont

WILLYs 194s panel la-ton truck;
going out Of business; forced to sell;
excel. cond.; with heater; 5000 cash.
Call CO. 4076 betw. & and pm
FORD 194S FL IS" 2-ton panel;
owner, carefully used by dry
cleaner, fine condition. S1,095. Guar.
and terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
3010 r. I. ave. ne, DE. 1904. -21
GMC half-ton pickup; good tires.
body and cab above average, new
motor assembly last year. $3.50.
FAIRFAX MOTOR SALES, Fairfax
Circle, Fairfax, Va. Call Fairfax $40.
STUDEBAkER stake body truck. ~
ton. 194S; heavy duty 10-ply tires,
extra heavy springs, also power
mileage; price, 81 500. Cali TR.
545S. 1905 10th st. ne. 23s
WHITE 1894 14-ft. van body: S75.
Call At. 1926 r. I. ave, River
WHITE l941 panel package delivery;
air-cooled engine, all-steel body;
large enough for many uses. Price
$50. FAIRFAX MOTOR SALES
Fairfax. Va. Call Fairfax $40. -o2
TRUCK BARGAINS
Diamond T, 1915 tractor; fully
equipped. 5th wheel, etc; good con-
dition.
Brockway. Model 195-x; will accom-
modate l5-ft. body; good truck for
local work
Brockway Trucks, UN. $500
-23
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MOTORCYCLES

b. S. A. 1913; $50 &C., practically
new; with accessories, $3.50. CHI.
09Sl or can be seen at 4S33 N.
18th rd, Arl. 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in fine shape,
INDIAN '4S Road Master; like new,
with accessories, 5000 or best offer.
NO. 2769. so
194S MATCHLESS, 500 &C. Excel.
cond. All acces. Must sell; you name
the price. Call Tu. O229. between
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND Trust LUANs
BARROW REALTY CO, Realtors
u: .ssl As6 s s.a & rsus1 III iS4Ss. SssS promp,
towins eaii eSs eoLoNiAi aEs lNvEsTMRS7 Vs1s eSfi
CO. 817 9th St. nv RE 1850
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust: reas. discounts. MIR.
QUICK. 81. 7731; ewes, RIA. 3418.
MONTY ON SECOND rRus1-ws
wiz buy second-trust notes. D c.,
aAT1oHAL GoR7aHaiEs0 His0eafis q INVEST. EST:
Hatson.T MaMT G9hp 9sPa 1919 N Y ave nv
TRUSTS, LIST, End and 3rd; Md. Va.
2; C.; Wk. s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE 1912
Cash FOR End TRUST NOTES
(white or colored)-Quick settle
ment; prefer personal calls to ,tele-
phone calls. FULTON r. GORDON,
1927 Eye st. NV. DT. $3.50. Brokers.
FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
lash IN ONE DAY-individuai
wants to obtain end trusts on D. c.
GL. 1916. RA 22s1. day or eve.
CASH IN 8 HRS.
IND and Bird trust loans; also End
and aIdo 3rd trust notes purchased. Elk.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH, DEL. For rent,
attractive ocean-front apartments
and cottages. Good swimming and
nshlng. For reservations. call MRS.
NEVES, owner, EN-. 1897. -22
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIklA
A STEP AHEAD

OF other ramblers In design and
price, is this aristocrat in popular
Virginia Forest. Spacious studio liv.
rm., separate din. rm.. bright kit
with the works" orange, refrigera'
washer, exhaust fans, built-in sinks
plus full bedrms. and bsmt. Sit
uated on lovely wooded home site
approximately 75x150. The discrim-
mating home buyer should see thi:
first.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FORD '36 ENGINE, $50. Also have
transmission, chassis. etc. top cond.
re. 1858 after 6 pm
REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail.
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
gines.
I92s-1s42 Ford
l934-1942 Chevrolet.
1933-194S Plymouth
I933-1042 Oodge.
1937-194O Olds. 6.
l937-1940 Chrysler 6.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. Olds.
mobile. De Soto, Chrysler, Stuce-
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines.
Use our time payment plan, as low
rs Sill per month. Is months to
pay; also investigate our factory re-
built transmission MONTGOMERY
WARD. Alexandria, Va, AL. 1900,
OV 52To
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STORES FOR RENT

46O4 WISCONSIN AVE.-Brand-nev
store available immed.: suitable any
r6E HEAtTY a1c,1S2sdVM 81 EM oe1 s1oo; -. v.r,
desirable location in the Fairfax VIII
ooo-fsmiply Hp1 apt. .j Project seAt as we'll as as
APPROX. 5000 families in surround
i!Hg neighborhood. For further in
formation call FAIRFAX VILLAGE
APTS.. Pa. and Alabama aves. Sc,
vi. S2S5. J. C. Blake. -21
lila 18th ST. N.W.-Lease or sale:
25x100-ft. half basement, good for
any business; excellent colored shop
BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER,
Store 15x5S with full basement,
serving area of over 10000 people;
excellent opportunity. suitable shop,
oaro on af ozs5 h5hsay sard dor neft ice nnaa
leather goods, interior decorating.
linen and yard goods. candy, book
store. upholstering. children's fur
niture. novelty, toys, ladies' apparel,
millinery and alterations or loan
313 No. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Ready about
64l2>Good Hope I'd. Sc. FRANK
sIas BALTIMORE BLVD, stores for
rent. Call TO. 1884. -26
LOCATION-Bus stop
in front Of door; modern storeroom,
2OxlGO. suitable for any type OF re-
tai! trade. AIR BRAKES O. CON.
Trolls; Ii: 1880. -2f
Mr.. SHOPPING CENTER; recently
built 14x4S with storage room; heat
furn.; suitable for ready-to-wear,
valet and shoe repair, or for ofices.
Rent reas. Phone UN. 1923. %
SILVER SPRING-Ideal location COX
SO it.; "a bsmt., rear entrance. 81.
1854. GRUBB-WILLIAMS. -22
SHOPPING CENTER,
new cement 40x5O with full bsmt,
nne for grocery store; lge. parking
space; lons lease; owner. ROBERTS
e: LATIMER, GE. 1879; eyes,, GE.
4635. IA
STORE. stone, vacant. suit. tailor,
bakery, or general store. Practically
no competition. At bus terminal
and r.r: station. In hotel bldg.
Forest Glen. Sill. Spr.. Nd. Also
ground level basement rooms, con-
erets ms. suit. any workshop. 81.
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MONTGOMERY
Investment g. Insurance
@HAAsA
Investment & Insurance

GRACIOUS COLONIAL
ON ONE ACRE
This charming Southern Colonial will
interest those that are seeking gra-
cious living in a quiet Va. commu-
nifty. Just 10 mi. from the Nation s
Capital, this home has many unusual
features. We cannot begin to emu
merate them all. It's a home you
should see if you are looking for
gracious, comfortable living. See
this house today-being sacrificed
for $2S,5U0. ia. S-470O till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
Investment g. Insurance
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF
pkg. mdse.. incl. local deliv. and out
of-town ship. The modern method
man rDa fae'0sX NXErReopoG4AN 1sep fiasi wARE saEss
HOUSE. so Fla. ave. ne. Ho. 0682.
2 smaller bldgs.. rental S35 and S25
IT,; 2 loading platforms. truck park
Rs Esn Ma Ma aBf EssfdE eo ssa'eG fsl PEI
powhTowS 8 nT N fsSsA fEsSSosAr1oN-1.soo sa
IT,, cement floor. available for i'm
s.ooS SSSp TO SA; a5ooo ss1o so. Fl. avail in
f caii Leo '1 n. isess;i sRRNsTEiN TEN 4 ee. co,.
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500.
IF YOU WANT cheap commercial
space for shop or storage, we have
several for only $50 and .$25 in
Linden court ne, rear Of Atlas
AR sf5 sss SsS Ds1R4 ~ Really 5Si'
warehouse ONCE; auto. heat, truck
dock railroad siding; prompt pos
session. See Mr.. Norris, with
EEsevEb Easev B. nsas 800 se ives yiih'ss!SR sH ssss
POSSESSION ABOUT NOV. 1st. UN-
USUALLY FINE oNE-SToRY FIRE
PROOF WAREHOUSE BUILDING
CONTAINING $4,000 SO. FIT.
RAILROAD SIDING WITH UN-
LOADING PLATFORM. HIGH CELL
ING. OVERHEAD DRIVEN DOORS
A C c o M M ODATE LARGEST
STALLED TO SUIT. EXCELLENT
NE LOCATION.
WEINBERG d. BUSH
Realtors, 1907 H st. NV. MA. $500
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE for rent, 16 IT. long, $3.50
per mo. SAM ORBACH, 414 Bu-
chanan st. NV. ia. 4354. -22
LGE. 2-CAR FIREPROOF private
garage, water and electricity: rear
Of 2l22 Leroy pl. NV, key on prem
ises; lease. $25 per mo. GEORGE
=; WoRTHINGToN & SON. MA.
e-CAR GARAGE FOR RENT-4soo
block Argyle ter. NV; car-washing
oNSlrtR fssilitifs. cIh.G1 IA 9So5. A,,o
n.w.-S6 month. ]. A. McKEEVER
CO., 1914 K st. NV. ST. $500.
GARAGE FOR RENT: 12s 18th ne.
Built-in; 50 mo. IA. 1854. -23
GARAGE FOR RENT-1416 Varnum
st. NV; Sc per mo- GE h3l4
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ACREAGE FOR SALE (cont. J
COLESVITI,E AREA
ACREAGE WANTED

Two 5-acre tracts with small spring
fed stream, 500 IT. fronting on hard
surface road; reasonably priced;
easy terms. Dial LO. b-21O5 -23
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.

Country Gentleman Estate
NEAR TYsoN's CORNER
Looking for country home, within
25 minutes Of DC? Then see this
serss, % with is more available. COM
manding Q beautiful view Of the
mountains and rolling land Of old
Virginia, and situated on Q hard
mscadamised road, this all-brick,
about 6 years old, has large living
room and fireplace, big open porch
Oh Lving room, full-size dining
room; . large. beautiful. fully
porch; big. bedroom. and full tile
bath on 1st floor; 2 large bedrooms.
sun deck and full bath on 2nd fioor
fun basement, butlt-in garage; small
barn. This is . beautiful home and
now for appt. to inspect and ask
for Mr. Masemer or Mr.. Adkins, on
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APIS. or good commercial property
wanted Immediately. Call Mr.
Fischer. With DREYFUSS BROTH
ERS. MA. O5S2. ewes. AID. 1894:
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Cont }

NEAR CAPTTOL-s-rm., row brick
h.-w heater. arranged as apts.
income S190 per mo-; price, S12,.
$50 with $1,000 down. Cal
THOMAS WALSH, DI. 1857. 30
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
Offering west of Connecticut ave. in.
come property. units. at an attrac-
tive price. No agts. Call DE. 1491
21s
COLORED-NR. LEWIS AND TRIM
IDAR AVE.-3-family apt, excel
cond, oil heat; $16,350, $4,000
cash. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH
S194 till 9.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
MMEDIATELY - l949
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
pickups for hire by day, wk. or con-
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR-
SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME. 7011.
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance
ia. 1887. After pm, GE. 1915
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OUR LQVELIEST
1-ACRE ESTATE

1.ACRE ESTATE
Situated on . beautiful ele-
vstion near Mclean, Va, with
Q view clear to Northwest
Washington. Built in 1880. the
house was beautifully remod.
eled this year. Has seven rms.
1st-fi. den and lavatory, rec
feation room, attached brick
garage; 2 fireplaces; hot-wa-
ter heat with oil burner, elec-
trio refgr.; insulation. Priced
less than cost at only $4,000.
Phone Mr.. MORGAN, OV.
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OLD AND NEW

OLD AND NEW
Old in the tradition of Virginia ar
chitecture, yet new and up.to- -date
In heating and plumbing equipment
snn sayne oussh hoss has s.ehea bedrooms @ haths
oil heat, living room 16x24 with
fireplace, a full-sized dining room
and a 2-car garage It is on two
acres and is 12 easy miles from
the city. Immediate possession.
Priced $4,000, $4,000 down.
MASON HIRST
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
IN MICHIGAN PARK-Brick home,
consisting of s rms, 3 baths. all
electric kit, finished attic, rec. rm.
with bar. 2-car brick garage, beau
tiful corner lot; will sell or ex-
property. within 20 mi. of the Dis
trict. Call OWNER. MI 4046. -25
COR. BR. BIG STORE. S. Frederick;
sacrifice, low terms, rented; take
trust notes, equities, add cash. .
3-a. wooded tracts, city imps.; Lam
ham; make offer. 5 lots White House
garages, big value. l double, 2Ox20
for rent. $50 mo- Downtown 3-story
basement bldg, under $4,000. N.
z. RYCN CO., GE Ul46 -23
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

2ND TRUST NOTES. Have 100000
worth. Some running $1,000 notes
to $4,000. All notes are good. Most
of them are 5-yr. notes. Will sell for
reas. discount. OV. 5000, j. T.
MOTION REALTY, 2415 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alex. Va. -25
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coM'L. PRoP.-RENT (cont. J

CENTER OF ARLINGTON. modern
freproof shop building, 1900 So.
it. Of hoor space: 1000 So. #. of
paved parking; S135 month. FA.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SAL

, acres, unimproved. which would
be suitable for institutional bldg
Mr.. CAMERON, MA. 1870. -23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
WATERFRONT LOT-Approx. so by
so feet; st. George Island, Po-
good gardening soil. MRS. RUTH
E. FENWICK. st. George Island,
st. Mary's County. Md.
YEAR-AROUND MODERN HOME in
Epping Forest. Md. AS Minis. D. c.
Tastefully furn.: $500. Will sell
or consider trade. DU. 1853.
SHOREHAM BEACH, Chesapeake Bay
4 room and bath cottage, elec.
stove, refgr.. front and back
screened porches. large attic. ga
rage, wooded lot; $6,25O; terms.
BOND, ME. 95lO
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SPACIOUS HOME
Mr.. ALL CONVENIENCES
Do you have a large family? Are
you having difhculty finding a
home that is large enough for your
needs, at moderated price? If such
be the case. this is the home that
will answer your needs. Large rooms
throughout. Den and "a bath on
st d.; 8 double bedrms. and full
baths on 2nd f.; full bsmt, det
garage. All this for Just $l5,75U.
ia. 8-470O till 8 pm.
AGnN1nNn NnAGEnYI
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GI-$12.5OO-BRICK
BUILDERS HOME

OW. 444S, 2523 Wilson Blvd, OK
4333: Ewes. FA. 1910. ga
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
First Annual Boys
Day to be Held

The First Baptist Church, sol
East Jefferson Street, is presenting
it's first annual Boys day, Sunday,
April "a. Boys will be in full charge
of the services at 11:30 a. m, and
$3.50 p. m. The general theme for
the day, Building Tomorrow's Men
Today" Mr.. Giles Shivers, a stu
dent at Tempe College, will be the
main speaker at 11:3O a. m, and
Judge Francis ]. Donofrio will be
the guest speaker at $3.50 p. m.
Free transportation will be fur
niShed all boys coming from
Okemah and East Broadway Sec
tions There will be a Boys march
from Ragsdale Mortuary at 3:15 to
the church. Boys of all races and
religions have been invited to at
tend this grand affair. We are ex-
pecting over three-hundred boys.
Musical numbers by a group of
boys from the Westside Boys Club,
and other special numbers from
other groups including several
white churches will be presented on
the afternoon program. A free ice
cream social on the lawn will mark
the end of the program at 500.
Committee
Mr.. D. S. Monroe, Director of
Boys Ambassadors.
Mr.. S. c. Boyer, Director of Boys
Athletic Club.
Eldridge Gonaway, Jr.
Van Blackman.
L. Butler Nelson, Minister.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

ma American daily had this to
say: 1T is seldom that we in Pana-
ma get a real musical treat. Miss
June McMechen, young Ameri-
can soprano, gave us just that :. 3.
Miss McMechen gave the audience
AN enjoyable if not all together
musically perfect performance.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
Carver PTA Prepares
For Convention

Carver PTA members and dele
gates are preparing this week to
attend the annual convention of the
Arizona Congress. of Parents and
Teachers to be held in the Capitol
city April 1928, headquarters in
the Adams Hotel.
Patterns for Service, will be the
theme of the Congress, and ses-
SionS will be held in the First
Methodist Church, 200 West Adams
Street and the Adams Hotel.
Highlights of the convention will
be general sessions, luncheons, dis
cuSsions, demonstrations, business
sessions and socials. Mrs. L. w.
Hughes, National President, is ex-
pected to be on hand to address the
congress along with many other
local and state leaders in educa-
tional and PTA circles.
The Carver High School Quar-
tette directed by H. F. Edwards will
present the music for the closing
session Thursday at 1000 A. M.
The delegates from Carver PTA
will be Mrs. Stella Ford, Mrs. Le-
gusta Lynch, Mrs. Susie Oby, Mrs.
Helen Thomas, Mrs. Walter B,
Scott, Mrs. Willie Derricks, Mrs
D. F. Benson, Mrs. E. L. Willis,
Mrs. M. H. Hagler, and Mrs. Robert
Harper.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
Former Phoenician
Dies in California

Word was received early this
week of the death of Louis Rideau,
who left Phoenix recently to under
go an operation in Los Angeles.
He was ill three months before his
death.
Mr.. Rideau was born in lie Beau,
Louisiana in 1870, coming to Phoe-
nix in 1924 where he had been en-
pIoyed by the city.
He is survived by his wife, Min
ME-. four sons, Burleigh ST., Phoe-
nix; Loinel Virgins and Webster
of Los Angeles; three daughters,
Elsie Matthews and Fabolia Smith,
Los Angeles; Sally Bush, River
side, California; nine Stepchildren;
% Grandchildren; 19 Step-grand-
children and five great-grand-
children.
Funeral services were held
yesterday morning in Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
.Elks Barn Dance
Went Over Big

, AS the song goes 1--WE sho' had
a wonderful time last night" could
be heard from everyone who at
tended the gala Western barn
Dance featuring old fashion square
dances, sponsored by the Daughter
Elks last Monday evening at the
Elks home.
Mr.. Chas. Taylor, dance instruc-
tor at the Y.M.C.A. was in charge
of the floor.
The big success of the affair is a
credit to the Daughter Elks. The
committee on arrangements was
headed by Mrs. Louise Perkins and
Mrs. Mabel Ellis, who worked un-
tiringly to put their program over
and did in big way.
There was not a dull moment
during the evening. There was
sweet hill billy music suitable for
t he occasion played by Sonny
Bridges and his band, and dancing
which was equivalent to a floor
show all taking place at the same
time.
Persons winning the prizes for
the loveliest cowboy outfit were:
Mrs. Lula Johnson, who captured
the women's first prize, Mr.. Elder
Russell, mems first prize and Mrs.
Myrtle Bell. for wearing the tacki-
est outfit.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

ticians were afraid to speak out
against the Klan.
Irate city councils in a half dozen
cities have passed anti-maSk ordi-
nanceS on the heels of Klan parades
-Wrightsville, Columbus, and Ma
con, Ca, Chattanooga, Tenn, Tai
lahasee and Miami, Fla.
Atlanta's junior chamber of conf
merce is pressing for similar ban.
A Klan parade at Denmark, S. c.,
brought quick reaction from Gov.
Strom Thurmond who told police
to get busy enforcing laws against
intimidation by masked men.
Green promised Thurmond he
would Danish any Klansman guilty
of violating laws
Nobody, though, lambasted the
Klan more than Gov. Fuller War
rem of Florida He called them
''hooded hoodlumS and sheeted
jerks" after a parade through Tai
lahassee.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

Height spoke ito the theme, "A
Sorority Sets the Pace" Her very
down-to-earth Interpretation of a
sorority setting the pace is, among
other things, less competition be-
tween Greek-letter organizations
and more cooperation for the bene-
fit of all mankind. Musical selec-
tions were given by Soror Evelyn
Warren and by the Carver High
School Girls Octette. The newly or
ganized chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity furnished lovely flowers
for the stage at this public meeting
and for the banquet which was
held Saturday evening.
After the public meeting on Fri
day evening, the Phoenix Deltas
and their guests were invited to a
Western Jamboree given by the
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Bud
Brown's Barn. The affair depicted
the Old West in every respect,
complete with barbecue pit and
Western band,
At noon Saturday, the Deltas
found themselves lunching with the
members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
with Mrs. L. B. Nelson extending
greetings to the group. Appropriate