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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. downs;airs work. ao-4o: ei:s
Missouri ave. NV. IA. 5677. lis
COOK K-G.Hw., 51z-day vk, no Sun,
stay ] night; city refs. srea. sa3
30Is Tennyson sf. NV. Ell. 3473.
-l9
COOK-HOUsEKEEPER. exp, with
recent city ref; top sal; other help.
in District; small family. live in pvt.
G.H.w-Part time. from $50 to 3:
no laundry or cooking: must have
good local reference. RA, $3.50.
G.HW. COOKING. help with chill
aren, 1--we in: experienced 4ne de-
pendsbie' good salary. WC. 20o9,
GIRL. mothers helper: care for
small apt. and help care for baby
no n:.,. cooking sleep in; al meals faE5
HoUSEKEEPER and companion to
respectable middle-azed white Wom-
an, Protestant; health card and
references required. AID. 1924 for
information. is
HoUsEKEEPER-NU NURSE. 70 assist in
care Of elderly lady invalid; stay in,
MAID, live in. E.-h. W.. fond of child
rem vi. 1871.
must have. recent references and
heslth card; $50 through dinner;
MAID -DIsHWAsHER. coiored. for
sober and dependabie.' is' Apply i IN IN
person only: CLUB MASON, 1873
WOMAN, colored, settled. expert
enced in cooking and g,h.w.. for
permanent lob; to start at once at
convenience other good help; pvt.
room and bath, very good salary
II interested call AID. 1907 after
ExPERiENCED woman for ghw.. in
Belle Haven. Alex. Va; live In; "a
day and Sunday of. Call AL. 0249
PRIVATE RI, T'a modern ID furn apt. and is SAL
ary TO two eficient white women or
couple for care 2 young children and
small home. OF. s455 --I7
religious vegetarian,
to taSe care of elderly lady $50
mo. with rrn. and board. For further
information. call CO. 900s. bet; 10
WOMAN, colored, to live in; g'h.w,
fihsiS 1sfo ESGIsEEkING Ses Eli stpden,
wishes summer work OF any kind !:
available Immediately. Wo. 1928.
GOOD WOMAN to live in; 3rd-f. rn.
with bath; nr. Chevy Chase Circle;
gh.w.: sensible and sweet with 2
Thurs; breakfast and every other
Sun; S25 to start. WI. 373b. -l9
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GROCERY AND MEAT
MARKET LOCATION

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FENCE SPECIAL
MOTOR rRAyEl

DRIVING Los ANGELES via Dallas
Tex. l94S Chrysler limousine. Tsks
four or five passengers, Cal
ROGERS. RIM. 729. HO. ai04. IL
EXP. DRIVER will drive to or neal
San Francisco for $50 and expenses
MAN driving 1947s conv. to Tacoma
wash, leaving June 20. take or
men: share expenses. HC. 92Ts
PHOENIX, ARIZ.; on or before July /
Take 2 or 3. References. Chest
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INSTRUCTION. couRsrs

Alto DRIVING LESSONS - Duai
controlled cars. pickup servics.
lessons. $50. WI 1900. -22;3
BARREL INSTRUCTIONS superyss
exercise for ladies'. Telephone hour
II an Saturday. CHARLES AID
1884 Lo1iEs Beauty Salon. 1881
NJ. Pleasant st. rs.
MODERN TRAINING n beauty euI-
ture. all subjects taugct Approved
e. Ge.srnmen; to1 O. ;Ts!Eing
1910 O &C. n-w. -D1 1852
LEARN IN SAFETY 70 drive safely
New cars Compete cual CONTROL
EASY METHOD sorth 1894
sEAuTY OPERATORS SEt1E D.
Modern training in Al suo;sc s. day
night and paEt-t!me classes Get
cGr tree catalogue AABELLE HON
NE 1fGs EStaol.1heo 1918
PRx COURSE with touch typlng
bcard. Is, IL Il ysafa Miss PAGE
700 18th ST NV MA e3l3.
ALL MEX WANT TO SUCCEED in
their chosen lines. The ! C s.
offers 400 courses 70 help ycu sue
coed Business and EngiueerIng
also TO earn your high senoo. d.
ploma. GI. approved See or
phone C. &. 216 Bond Bldg
ME- SIg6
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porches, garages, all
types of construction, new or re-
modelling; by local builder and son.
NJ. LIBERATORE, UN. 2150. go
ADDITIONS - AL remodeltng from
aAafFoS RaisnfHt T. cosfR 5Ss1 co ssaFS re- to Rsz
ADDITIONS. home improvements Of
all types. SUBURBAN REMODEL
ING CO. OIL. 1886; ewes. DE. 6905
nR,cK 81 YN woaK 700 {, ou -. ,r.rc,.,
sstimstes farnIshsd; Aons Ii.
CELLAR VET? ROOF ii LEAK. Cement,
plasteripNg, N,v,pps painttpg; bsS. ley p9. price,
fireplaces, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls. pipe drainage. All
kinds Of waterprooflng. F. MARcUC-
CIo. Route 8; Hornsgs Lane Lane. Rosk-; Rsess;
CONCRETE AND FLAGsToNE drive
ways, porches, walls, walks. ter
races, footings. Easements. etc, Call
vINToN DOVE. EN-. 1874. day or
CoNTRAcroR-BUILDER to estimate
plan and build all types OF work,
etspe"siii etc. caIi fIe MfIo coSsTRucTfoE
co. for estimates. VI, 1880. Ext. 5o3.
DRIvEwAYs. roads. parking lots;
\gravel; free est. 10. 3-4912.. 1s'
DRIvEWAYs, black TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PETRIE; Oliver 1892. :,
ss;Is ssss s. 8 's r. $oPSy
FENCES, the best for less; galvanized
chain link: immed. erection; 80 mos,
e sas psy .v.nlEa: HER:K9R 81 SS5s So once, FIR
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
finishes FLOORING: coNTRAC-
TooRs, INC, 1919 Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL CONTRACTING. CONNER
cial and residential work; estimates
and bids; plans prepared upon re-
quest. Call JOHN v. BAILEY, GE.
HOUSE PAINTING and paperins,
fasnlsi: Is. siss. HAMILTON PAlNT55SSo' M5S
M0DEsNizINa ana additions, celia,
TO roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INSl CO.. tZ03 Eye ST. NV
.OOFS, asbestos and brick siding
Other home improvements; 3-yr. pay
ment plan MARYLAND. ROOFING
CO, Q04 Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring,
Nd, 81 1860. ST.. 1859.
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co..
Painting, papering, interior decorat-
ing; all work guaranteed; terms
Free estimates Phone WA. sass.
FENCE SPECIAL
Now avail. Solid rustic oak, delivered
20 you CSC per ft., complete. Con-
sisting Of: AKA solid oak post: 2,
Ike solid oak horiz. sections: ?.
1x3. solid cross sections: 1x4. solid
oak post crowns: 1x6xB solid OAK
post caps. Instructions for easy in
stallation or we will install for YOU.
This Is the economical Ions LASTING
fence you have been waiting for.
Also new-type chain link now avail.
7Tc per #. 80 days before 1st pay
ment.
MILL-TO-YOU co.
Forestyille, Nd, HI. a9i9 after 6
pm or HI, 1890. lie
Evening star., 1949-06-17
ID = M H4N# n u y. :
Mr.. MCLEAN, VA.

A country ErocegF sipry ssors
frame. situated on COZ ever g ofs
SC Z. Of conl a2e real EEeAnd aoS
do.nR over 81 b,s5 prr Eso cat br
srsAttx increased AFsC o.; sale Ii
CrnSs Complete VIII sGG3p EG%fs.-
stock BIDS ADG EroSrS prtss
So SOC fesS tErtas To inspect, cal
z II IRWIN. FsUS C!uyca AsaieAl
Center BiuF Pals Church ot's'3 oi
Evening star., 1949-06-17
GIRLS

The telephone company has epeningss
~ nv Omen $3.50 am. TO p.fn.,
Monday through Friday
The G. &P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-17

List your business er prepefty foi
sale quick slsS3ent, reliable Srs-
izr D-ai u0S, Exec ailFe @a5a
PASTOR e. LUTZ, INC.
lEen Nr-n1nI.t Ave \ W Ky aAAk
Evening star., 1949-06-17
TOURIST COURTS

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Evening star., 1949-06-17
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc Cont. !

q GIRLS. colored-f wants part tlzi
day work, help II Restaurant.
wants practical nuFse. eooE18g, Wll
go away. co. s64S
Evening star., 1949-06-17
SALES ENGINEER

10 years experience with one of lars-
est manufacturers air conditioning.
refrieeretion and heating equip
ment. II you are interested in q
man who Is reliable. productive and
personable. write BOX 279-R. Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
euSNgss OPP. Cess. :
H0TET

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Evening star., 1949-06-17
ATTENTION
BLDG MANAGEMENT

Ensineer. 20 years experience. design,
installation and maintenance: re-
ing and ventilation equipment Cap
able organizing. supervising DEPART
ment for all phases building repairs
and maintenance. Write Box 2S2-R.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
81 50O DOWN

Krox cry Aha sess Erarsy
vs. weekly volume &pprCH $500
oNn&r IL Will xAcrirer Tot s. Stto
complete WITH lgs. g2saG stcSk Csosa
haS on to-day RAsEst
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Evening star., 1949-06-17
THE EVENING" STAR

CLERK-TYPIST
en-. nave a permanent position In OUT
'rrsdjt office for O young lady with
tynirs experience. good starting sal
syy xtth pleasant working condi-
lions. We are interested only IN
those desirine . perma nent position
JEWfIER,s, 9th and y sts. nv.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
$500 DOWN

GROCERY. ensoyea trade; income anot-
Cd. 800 ok; rent &T0. lease q
m. apt; candy. sodas tcs ereAE
rakss., &C. -, ,ss s.,s,, 90
HEEIYE 1900 i 81 ava. u1. &3z6
Evening star., 1949-06-17

Translating Service
AZ lansqages; very reasonable rates
DI 60B7 1Ss
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CIERK-TYPIST

Age 20 10 80. The Evening Star. has
an openins in the classified adver-
tisine department. An opportunity
Tor an accurate typist with Q good
telephone voice who Is CAPABLE and
customers BY telephone. The hours
ara 4 days o week. from 9 am. tc
m. and Saturday from 8 am
to s pm II interested spply per
sonnel once. Room GOA, Star Build
Evening star., 1949-06-17
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST-BILL CLERK

Speed and accuracy necessary. Small
switchboard. 3g-hour week Apply
1912 GeorEia ave NV. IA. 1923.
Evening star., 1949-06-17

TYPING SERVICE
All kinds - Mimeograph. multilith
and editing. Room 1880, wood
ward Bldg. Call DI. 1867. is.
Evening star., 1949-06-17

Gas Station and Bung gatoT
Z parurx up-fo-ea Texaeo Statson.
once ard store room. or is3l &cgss
on route No /. rear Pahsck Church.
Va 4ftA r. read frontage. naocsru
> hedrm, hunxaiew. ThsS to an sx-
esiaent opportunity for q ener4eIie
ecaple; immediate roaSssaseh. PTscrd
for quick GALE
Geo. III. Rueker Co.
Realtors 1909 y. Ccurthaass rd. Ar
Hrgfon, Va. OK, aIpg lis
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Washington trek
to demand no
more Jimcrow

Illinois citizens will demand
payoff on campaign promises to
wipe out Jim Crow when they
join in an historic national as
sembly in Washington Feb. IL
IL.
With the active support of
the Progressive Party an i'm
pressive list of local sponsors for
the rally is being gathered for
early announcement.
Initiated by DIR. w. E. B. Du-
Bots and five other top Negro
leaders, the mass demonstration
for passage of federal civil
rights legislation has an ex-
tr emely broad sponsorship.
Chairman of the preliminary
meeting will be DIR. J. Finley
Wilson, head of the EIks frater-
nal order.
Among the prominent persons
endorsing the project are DR..
Mary Mcleod Bethune, Natl.
Council of Negro Women; Deems
Taylor, mt sic critic; Lester
Granger, Natl. Urban League.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

row easement and landings, and
Uttered with garbage The rear
exit from the basement had not
been used in many months, be-
cause it was blocked with debris.
Sections d8 to 81 and SO to So
in the Chicago Building Code
provide that every home above
the first floor must have two
exits, stairways and doorways
must be at least three feet wide,
stairways and doOrways must be
kept clear, and dangerous or
Continued or page
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

assets are within the state.
There, $4,000 workers each
pay a minimum estimate of $40
per year in sales taxes. This
totals $640,000 for all the work
ers in the plant.
In contrast with this $640,0OO,
the company pays an estimated
$4,000 franchise tax, the only
levy made directly by the state
against corporations. Nor do in
dividual executives and stock
holders pay any state tax for the
large dividends they extract
from the company.
Real estate taxes are paid to
Continued on page 8
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Flash fires XII 3o-Why?

sions of the city's municipal
code.
Facts uncovered by the Illi-
nOis Standard indicate that in
addition to the clear need for
action against landlords of Chi
cago's several hundred firetrap
tenements, the following agen-
cies are wide open to charges
of negligence contributing to
Chicago's soaring fire-death rate:
. The license division of the
Municipal Court, whose judges
for years have failed to enforce
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

the health and fire safeguards
Of the code by levying a $25-a-
day fine against delinquent land
lords until they correct VIOLA
tiOnS.
. The Building Department, "a
of whose 81 inspectors are pre-
cinct captains or enjoy other
kinds Of political immunity.
There were almost 60 persons,
including 81 children, crammed
into the tiny corners of the 44th
street building, a three-story
structure that had been sub-di-
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

IlrSt creatlng the tax was re-
moved years ago, the tax has re-
manned and grown to W h e
consumers shelled out $171,021,-
600 last year.
Nearly $1,000 has been paid
out by each of the estimated
1 100000 Illinois families in the
15-year operation of the tax, for
a grand total of nearly a billion
and a half dollars.
How the sales levy shifts the
burden Of tax to the wage earn
er is particularly shown by the
Caterpillar Tractor example.
This company was chosen be-
cause it is one Of few large cor
porations, the bulk of whose
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

Six Chicagoans - three of
them children - lost their
lives in an early morning fire
last Saturday at 549-551 E.
44th Street.
The tragedy, bringing to SO
the number of tenement fire
deaths in recent weeks, drama
tized almost criminal failure of
two divisions in Chicago's city
government to enforce provi-
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

vided and then -subdivided in
recent years into apartments.
Rev. Joseph Moore, assistant
pastor of the Cleveland Baptist
Church at 4508 st. Lawrence ST.,
who resided in one of the base
ment flats and who was the first
to discover the fire, told a Stan
dard reporter he had reported
the buildings condition to the
city building department year
ago.
The rear stairway was unsafe.
with several steps missing, mar
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Meet the
National Guardian!

NA1ITH great pleasure introduce the National
Wv Guardian, the progressive weekly newspaper
which has many thousands of friends in the
few short months since it was born last fall.
Starting next week, the National Guardian is going
to be YOUR newspaper.
The Guardian counts among its frequent
tributors such authoritative writers and public figures
Elmer Benson, Norman Mailer, Henry Wallace, DR..
Frederick Schuman Johannes Steel, Kumar GOshal,
Paul Robson, Earl Conrad James Dugan Max Werner,
John Lardner Clyde Miller Anna Louise Strong, Ella
Winter, as well as many correspondents abroad who
write exclusively for the Guardian.
Edited by Cedric Belfrage, James Aronson and
John T. McManus, the National Guardian features
the rest of the press refuses to print such bringing
to national attention the long-censored story of six
Negroes condemned to die in New Jersey for a crime
they did not commit
The Guardian is planning a series of regional edi-
tions, including Midwest Edition. This that
in addition to the excellent national and international
features regularly carried in the Guardian Chicago
and Illinois readers will also get coverage and analysis
of news breaking in their own backyard
Effective with this issue, the Illinois Standard is
making way for the complete coverage repre-
sented by the Guardian.
We proud to announce completion of arrange
ments for the National Guardian to Standard
subscribers for the rest of their subscription terms
scrptions $500 year, while Standard subs have
been $500.
So starting Monday, Feb Z, you will receive the
National Guardian, jam-packed with and
men written by prOgressives for prOgressiveS every
week. unless you indicate otherwise.
We look upon this as a forward step toward uni
fcation of the progressive press into single, hard
hitting package" We know you join in that
viction.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
CONSUME RS PAY STATE
TAX: RICH RIDE FREE
By Bernie Asbel


The man who works for wages is paying the fore
for virtually free tax ride by miondoIor corporations
in Illinois.
Inquiries by the ILLINOIS STANDARD info who pays
for sote government have Just disclosed the following
astounding foets:
More than rs cents Of every state tax dollar comes
from levies oimed at consumers
. In one typical plon Caterpillar Tractor Co.. Peoria
annual sales taxes paid by all the workers close to 20
times the fax bill paid direct the state by their en-
poyer-eompony Yet the company is known to have
shown profit Of more than $40 million last year.
The heaviest single chunk Of state income the direct
sales tox developed this week the object Of political
rug Of war,
. Gov. sfevensons finance chief, George w. Nit
ehel disclosed plans make the soes fox an even heovi
er levy He omenfed exemptions for burberinq toIor-
ng oufo repairs, prescriptions books, magazines and
others.
The Progressive Porty launched downsfote petition
campaign to wipe out the sales tax and substitute a
graduated income tax with high persona exemption to
exclude the average wage eorner.
Ihot the great bulk Of sfufe income derives from
the plain consumer is shown by state admission that
7o7s cents OF every tax dollar comes from soIes ux
motor fuel motor licenses cigarettes and old ace bene
fit kekboeks from the Federal government offer payro
deductions.
The sales tax itself brings in 36 percent of stute
funds It was passed originally in 1893 as an emergency
with mass demands for unemployment relief.
During its first full year Of operation 1884 the soIes
tox pennies fofoed ooo Though the reason for
offnrf
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Christian Endeavor
Session in Toronto

Many Christian Endeavors from
the District of Columbia have reg
istered for the 40th International
Christian Endeayor Convention at
Toronto. Canada. July 5 to 10
The delegation viii be headed
by the Rev. Ernest R Bryan. gen.
eral secretary of the international
Society of Christian Endeavor. and
a candidate TO succeed DR.. Daniel
A. Polling as president. Dy. Polling
Is not seeking reelection after
serving as president for % years
Others from Washington will be
the Rev. B. Mccain Cochran,
field secretary of the D. c Christ
ian Endeavor Union. and candi-
date for associate president, Alden
linus, president Of the D. C.
Union: Carl Powell and William
Werth, vice presidents: Robert
Crammer. vice president OF the
Alumni c. E. Fellowship: Merritt
L. Smith, secretary of the Alumni !,
Donald Roberts, vice president OF
the D. c. High School Christian
Endeavor Union; and Philip Reed
president of the Golden Rule c. E.
Union.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Dr.. Tobor Continues
His Sermon Series

On Sunday at Luther Place
Memorial Church, DR.. l. Ralph
Tabor viii preach at . and II
am, on When Trouble Comes.
This is the second in q series OF
sermons on Old Testament texts
There will be q fellowship sup
per In the parish hall al Sis pm
followed by the Young People q
Luther League meeting. A nex
documentary film. Tomorrow L
a Wonderful Day" will be shown
The Thomas Circle daily vaca-
ton Bible school will hold ses-
sions every day during the week,
from $50 TO 1890. in the parish
hall. 1925 Vermont avenue NV
Open house will be held by the
school on Thursday at 7:30 pm
for parents and friends.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Church Federation
Youth Meetings
Start Tomorrow

The first of q series of five out.
door services sponsored by the
Washington Federation Of Chris
tian Youth will be held tomorrow
at $50 pm. These services will
be conducted in the Grayson Gar
dens Of the Sidwell Friends School
3e0l Wisconsin avenue NV. The
theme for the entire series iS "The
Church in Our Modern Society
The speaker tomorrow will be
the Rev. Carl Heath Kopf. min
lister of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church. using the subject. How
Cur Society Challenges the
Church" These services are be-
ing conducted particularly for
youth groups which do not hold
regular meetings during the sum-
ner months. but all young peo-
pie between the ages Of Is and
IS are invited to attend.
Other services In this series will
be as follows:
July 10-"How Jesus Confront
ed Life In His Day; speaker. the
Rev. c. Stanley Lowell. minister
OF Wesley Methodist Church.
July 24-"You Can Make Your
Job q Christian Vocation; speak
er. DR.. Thomas A. Stone. assistant
minister OF National Presbyterian
Church.
August why Belong to a
church," speaker, the Rev
Thomas M. Steen. director de-
rartment Of Christian educa-
tinn. Washington Federation OF
Churches.
August 2l-"What Must the
Church Do?" speaker. the Rev
Don c. Shaw. chaplain Of the
Lorton Reformatory.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
RYIAND

Branch Ave. and Q %. 81.
lAt 320o block Pa. Ayel
MELVIN z. LEDERER: Minister.
Gas s.nn.--Chureh School.
II nd = M % PFRPECT LOVE"
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Chevy Chase Community
Vacation Bible School

The Chevy Chase Community
Vacation School will convene on
Monday. at o AM. in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, for
q three-weeks session. The school
is open to all children from three
to eleven years Of age. A registra-
ton fee is charged In support of
the school.
A program. from 8 to noon. OF
songs, religious education. hand
craft. and projects will be con-
Quoted under trained leadership.
The following churches are
sponsoring this school: All Saints
Episcopal. Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain, Chevy Chase Methodist.
Chevy Chase Baptist. Wesley
Methodist. and st. Paul's Luth-
cram
Evening star., 1949-06-25

Area te as REC al RaAtT Araeerns
Ras-Tcwr- ~ J. frr<n tune =
Through .s&.sr 4
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Homline Methodist

Chaplain Charles I. Carpenter
chief Of Air Force ehaplatns. vii
be the guest preacher MT Hazniine
Methodist Church tornorrow AI II
an.
The Hamiine School Of Music
viii hold its spring recital at ais
pm. on Monday IN Pierce Hail
18th and Harvard streets NV
A vacation summer school wlll
be held OF the church beginning
July IL. and continuing through
July ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Dr.. A. W. Hurst Honered

The Res Os. Alfred W. Hurst,
minister es the Cleveland Park
Congregational Cnarcn. hAx been
appointed cean os men for Ire
Young Peoples Summer Confer
enee Of the Congregational carss-
tian Church Of the MAd.te As.antx
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Chevy Chose Baptist

An old-fashion hymn sing will
be featured at Q pm. at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church tomorrow
The service will be sponsored by
the young people.
In the morning service. DR.. Ed
ward o. Clark will have for his
theme, But II Not"
The church co-operates in the
community vacation Bible school
which will hold its first session
Monday morning In the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Men, here is the out
standing luggage buy of
the year. Rugged, smooth,
grain, fine quality cow
hide split leather! Cord
sewn seams! Cloth lined!
Hangers for suits! Cloth
ing diyider! New stream
line style! Twin locks!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16

Can it be said that baby-sitters
are folks that take hush-money?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16
WASHINGTON
COUNTY LEAGUE
Standings

Results Sunday, June IL
Middleburg 2, West End /
Keedysville 10, Boonsboro 9.
Funkstown 8, Harrystown 6
Hancock II, South End 5
Smithsburg IA, Gapland 10
Sharpsburg II, Williamsport 10
Games Sunday, June 10
Boonsboro at West End
Smithsburg at Funkstown
South End at Keedysville
Gapland at Harrystown
Middleburg at Sharpsburg
Wnliamsport at Hancock